Wodin
Member
Patrocles said:
This is their only album Im afraid. GO and BUY it!!
I also suggest you buy the ELectric Prunes "Underground " Album
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This is their only album Im afraid. GO and BUY it!!
I also suggest you buy the ELectric Prunes "Underground " Album
Patrocles
Member
now it is 1984,Boonierat said:Dead Kennedys - California uber alles :coolban:
Knock-knock at your front door,
it's the suede-denim secret police
they have come for your uncool niece!
haha! "Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables"
I think I still have a vinyl copy buried somewhere! great album
ohhhh!! and don't forget "Let's Lynch a Landlord" and "Stealing People's Mail."
rawk on!
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Patrocles
Member
copy that!Wodin said:This is their only album Im afraid. GO and BUY it!!
I also suggest you buy the ELectric Prunes "Underground " Album
Hi everyone
I have a pile of cds on the table that gets rotated while the computer is on,at the moment in the player is
Peter Bruntnell's last one,Gost in a Spitfire with a great cover of a Spitfire funny enough,great songwriter and you would not know it but a pom
Also
The new Belle and Sebastian
John Cales Paris 1919
Big Star's in space
the Bee's last cd
and Arcade fire' Funeral
Hey Jason did not figure you for a 60's punker,i have loads of it some original 45's and LP's use to collect it back in my younger days but all the CD reissues makes it easy to get all good stuff now days ....lots of great Aussie stuff from then as well you should check out
I have a pile of cds on the table that gets rotated while the computer is on,at the moment in the player is
Peter Bruntnell's last one,Gost in a Spitfire with a great cover of a Spitfire funny enough,great songwriter and you would not know it but a pom
Also
The new Belle and Sebastian
John Cales Paris 1919
Big Star's in space
the Bee's last cd
and Arcade fire' Funeral
Hey Jason did not figure you for a 60's punker,i have loads of it some original 45's and LP's use to collect it back in my younger days but all the CD reissues makes it easy to get all good stuff now days ....lots of great Aussie stuff from then as well you should check out
Wodin
Member
Im into 60's Garage and 60's psych music.
Have about 200 CD's and most of them you would call psych from the mid sixties to about 70/71.
Have about 200 CD's and most of them you would call psych from the mid sixties to about 70/71.
Patrocles
Member
cool...my friend has introduced me to what is loosely defined by some as "soundscape." Some of the few acts that I have heard and liked are Symbiosis, Zoviet France, some Brian Eno material. I'm not a music expert and don't know how to describe this music other than it has a slow-medium tempo (not the hyper, rave music style), guesstimating ~10minutes per track, conducive to work (and i guess one could argue) a trancelike state.Wodin said:
If you have other recommendations from your collection please list them here, or PM me, if you are not busy.
thanks!
trauth116
Webmaster: hist-sdc.com
A little Redneck Wonderland by the Oils - yeh that one'll always remind me of this place.
King Scott
Senior Member
On current rotation in my car (I drive 40 miles each way to work...in Southern California...usually listen to 2 CD's per day driving):
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Nocturama.
Tenacious D - Tenacious D ("...it's Tenacious D time...F*CK YEAH!!!").
The Clash - Sandanista! (in my list of "10 Desert Island Albums) & London Calling.
Someone Got Their Head Kicked In - 1983/4 Punk compilation (from my vinyl collection).
Rolling Stones - 40 Licks & the new Starbucks compilation...forget the title.
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures.
The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.
The Butthole Surfers - Hairway to Steven.
The Cars - Discography (2 disc set).
Blur - Parklife.
Pulp - Different Class (one of my all-time favorite albums).
"Garden State" - soundtrack.
The Pixies - their latest live album...forget the title, just downloaded it last week.
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa (another all-time favorite).
The Hives - forget the title.
The Strokes - forget the title.
John Spencer Blues Explosion - forget the title.
NWA - Straight Outa Compton (I like to play "F*uck 'da Police" whenever I see my sister...she's an LA County Sherrif's Deputy..pisses her off to no end...he he he).
The Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique & Check Your Head.
Beck - Odelay! & Guerro.
The Circle Jerks - Wild In The Streets & Golden Shower of Hits.
Black Flag - Greatest Hits.
Booker T & the MG's - Greatest Hits.
The Cramps - A Date With Elvis (another all-time favorite) & Flame Job.
Semper Fi!
Scott
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Nocturama.
Tenacious D - Tenacious D ("...it's Tenacious D time...F*CK YEAH!!!").
The Clash - Sandanista! (in my list of "10 Desert Island Albums) & London Calling.
Someone Got Their Head Kicked In - 1983/4 Punk compilation (from my vinyl collection).
Rolling Stones - 40 Licks & the new Starbucks compilation...forget the title.
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures.
The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.
The Butthole Surfers - Hairway to Steven.
The Cars - Discography (2 disc set).
Blur - Parklife.
Pulp - Different Class (one of my all-time favorite albums).
"Garden State" - soundtrack.
The Pixies - their latest live album...forget the title, just downloaded it last week.
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa (another all-time favorite).
The Hives - forget the title.
The Strokes - forget the title.
John Spencer Blues Explosion - forget the title.
NWA - Straight Outa Compton (I like to play "F*uck 'da Police" whenever I see my sister...she's an LA County Sherrif's Deputy..pisses her off to no end...he he he).
The Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique & Check Your Head.
Beck - Odelay! & Guerro.
The Circle Jerks - Wild In The Streets & Golden Shower of Hits.
Black Flag - Greatest Hits.
Booker T & the MG's - Greatest Hits.
The Cramps - A Date With Elvis (another all-time favorite) & Flame Job.
Semper Fi!
Scott
Air TV (it's an anime series) sound track.
Ok the show itself might not interest many, but I am more than happy to claim the shows opening tune is the most gorgeous sounding music I have ever experienced.
Frankly I could listen to it for a full day and not complain. The rest of the sound track is simply spectacular.
Ok the show itself might not interest many, but I am more than happy to claim the shows opening tune is the most gorgeous sounding music I have ever experienced.
Frankly I could listen to it for a full day and not complain. The rest of the sound track is simply spectacular.
King Scott
Senior Member
I *NEED* the soundtrack to "Team America".
I work for a Korean company, and my bosses boss (the #2 man in the organization) is a MAJOR micro-manager...we call him "Kim Jong Il" behind his back. On days like today, I keep hearing the "Kim Jong Il" and "I'm So Lonely" songs in my head in the pupet Kim Jong Il voice. :laugh:
Semper Fi!
Scott
I work for a Korean company, and my bosses boss (the #2 man in the organization) is a MAJOR micro-manager...we call him "Kim Jong Il" behind his back. On days like today, I keep hearing the "Kim Jong Il" and "I'm So Lonely" songs in my head in the pupet Kim Jong Il voice. :laugh:
Semper Fi!
Scott
trauth116
Webmaster: hist-sdc.com
Well while skating - and doing a damned fine job of creating endorphines by working on my stamina (that needs heaps of work btw) -- I had on -among other things-- some Crowded House -- but the best was some Back in Black - where I was doing an Angus Young to the solo in Hell's Bell's ...