Albums you really dig at the moment

[alicemudgarden_jr]

hendrix – voodoo child collection
mbv – isn’t anything
nurse with wound – chance meeting on a dissecting table of a sewing machine and an umbrella

[Bucky Ramone]

Billy Childish in various guises – My first Billy Childish album

[AGAP]

Silkworm-Chokes!

[AGAP]

Anders Parker-s/t
Jesu-Conqueror
J Mascis-Live in Berlin 2006

[Bucky Ramone]

LCD Soundsystem – 45’33"
dEUS – live @ the 0110 concert against racism, Antwerpen 10/1/2006

…the internet is a wonderful medium….

[SG]

Leadbelly-Important Recordings
Uncle Dave Macon-Classic Sides
Lone Justice-s/t
Bunny Berigan-Key Sessions

[lookitssam]

Liars – Drum’s Not Dead

[SG]

John Abercrombie-Timeless
Dorothy Ashby-Afro Harping
Bardo Pond-Amanita
Azure Ray-Hold On Love
Cannonball Adderley-In San Francisco
Charles Gayle-Live At Disobey

[Robert]

for my sunday afternoon coma on the floor extravaganza

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[Aatos]

"Another Girl Another Planet " wrote:

J Mascis-Live in Berlin 2006

What? Does an album like that exist? Or is that from freesofree.net?

I’ve been listening to Hellacopters – Rock N Roll is dead and Neil Young – Reactor lately.

[Robert]

Fuck me, welcome back from the dead Aatos !

EDIT: yes, it does exist, no wait -I was thinking of the live CBGB acoustic album. The berlin one is up at freesofree.

[AGAP]

Hellacopters are recording currently, fingers crossed they sound better than their last couple. Like about 5 songs from 2 discs…

Nick Royale has a death metal band he plays drums in, not a fan but hey…http://www.deathbreath.se/”>http://www.deathbreath.se/

J Mascis Berlin Dec 12, 2006/FreesoFree.net

[Bucky Ramone]

Uncle Tupelo – March 16-20, 1992

[jaylst]

"Robert " wrote:

jaylst, what do you make of half smiles of the decomposed ? I must admit that it doesn´t sit quite right with me, probably partly due to finding it a bit uninteresting upon the first spin and then never really going back to it.
and, have you read hunting accidents yet ? I´ve finally gotten around to reading it now and it´s great so far.

That’s a tricky one. I like it a lot, but sometimes it just seems kind of dull. The songs just seems to stretch on a a bit too long and outstay their welcome. I need to be in the mood for it. My favorite is Sleep Over Jack, but I also really like Sing For Your Meat and Sons of Apollo. I haven’t read hunting accidents yet, and need to get around to it, badly, it seems awesome. Also, I don’t know if you’ve heard about this, but there’s a new book out on the 33 1/3 series written about Bee Thousand, which should be interesting too.

[Robert]

"jaylst " wrote:

Also, I don’t know if you’ve heard about this, but there’s a new book out on the 33 1/3 series written about Bee Thousand, which should be interesting too.

Neat. I like the book about in the aeroplane over the sea, so I’m looking forward to reading this one. Thanks for the info !
And the part about the songs stretching out too long and overstaying their welcome -thanks for putting words to my feelings regarding the album

The guitars, the vocals -oh how I love this album !
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