My Neighbours Should Pay Me For Playing This Great Music

[Bucky Ramone]

the 5.6.7.8’s – Bomb the Rocks (Early days singles 1989-1996)
the Jesus and Mary Chain – 21 Singles
Bettie Serveert – Log 22

…..and if you add up all those numbers you get….

[SG]

"Flying Cloud" wrote:

"U Black Emperor" wrote:

marjorie fair – self help serenade

cool, Marjorie Fair played as the opening act for Modest Mouse in Cologne and I liked them. I would’ve bought their album if they sold it there….
live they’re much darker and denser than on record, though. the album is a bit too sleekly produced, I think, but still cool

My friend on another site suggested Marjorie Fair to me recently I have`nt checked them out yet.

[FlyingCloud]

cool, check Marjorie Fair, SG, they’re good, I mean I like them despite the quite polished sound on the album, but what could you expect from a major label debut album… I guess the band didn’t have the chance to influence enaugh how it came out. their show was very very good, though

I’m still completely thrown over by Blonde Redhead, I still have their albums on rotation, can’t stop playing them over and over again…

[Bucky Ramone]

Mark Lanegan Band – Bubblegum
Secret Machines – Now here is nowhere
A Certain Ratio – Sextet

[FlyingCloud]

Blonde Redhead – Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons
Blonde Redhead – Misery is a Butterfly
…still! these albums are so addictive!

and also:
Richard Buckner – Since
…I liked it from the start, and it’s of the kind of albums that grow with listening

Jim White – Drill A Hole In That Substrate And Tell Me What You See
….alone the title made me want to listen to that album I just listened once so far, and I can say it has some great moments. I’ll take some closer listens for sure.

thanks for the great recommendations!

[Bucky Ramone]

Wilco – A ghost is born
A.C. Newman – The slow wonder
Sonic Youth – Sonic nurse

[Robert]

Brian Jonestown Massacre – Take It From The Man
Fuck – Pardon My French
Violent Femmes – Violent Femmes
Tom Waits – Nighthawk At The Diners

[SG]

Freakwater-Dancing Underwater
Rainer Maria-Long Knives Drawn
Tsunami-World Tour And Other Destinations
Bikini Kill-First Two Records
Fugazi-The Argument

[SG]

"Robert" wrote:

Tom Waits – Nighthawk At The Diners

Great album! very long though but I love all his intros plus the jazzy band that backs him up(and yes they are all jazz pros )

[Cloud9]

George Clinton – Blue Peanut Butter Booty
Prince Live @ The Shark Tank (02 June 2004)
Midlake – Milkmaid Grand Army EP
Sweet Assembler – 0.1
Audiotransparent – Audiotransparent
The Cure – The Cure

[Cloud9]

Kanye West – College Dropout

[SG]

The Muffs-Hamburger
Grifters-Crappin You Negative
Eleventh Dream Day-mix
Blonde Redhead-Melody Of Certain Damaged Lemons
Freakwater-Live 1999

[FlyingCloud]

-the Moldy Peaches
(Adam Green’s former band, very Lo-Fi, anti-folk kind of music, which turns out to be very charming, with the female co-singer. thanks Robert, for pointing me to that album!)
-Tomte – Hinter Diesen Fenstern
(a quite ok German band, have to prepare to see them on Saturday on a free open air show)
-The Thermals – More Parts Per Millon
-The Thermals – Fuckin A

[FlyingCloud]

Mark Lanegan – Bubblegum
Mark Lanegan – Field Songs
Mark Lanegan – I’ll Take Care Of You

I kinda neglected the great solo works of Mark Lanegan for quite a while, but with the new album and the upcoming gig, I tore his older albums out of my pile again and have to say to myself, what a great singer/songwriter! I like his solo works definitely more than QUOTSA or the Screaming Trees.

[Bucky Ramone]

Beat Farmers – Bogarts, Long Beach CA 10/17/1992

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