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nerdfight uih :)

antitype, thanks for the sunn upload. good stuff, especially that first track (i liked the subtle vocals as opposed to the more prominent vocal work in the last two. good stuff).

also, if you have Raccoo-oo-oon's Mythos Folkways, could you maaaaybe upload that one.

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i can upload that one, i think i might still have a link actually.

behold secret kingdom : http://www.sendspace.com/file/2svrg6

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been on a daniel johnston kick for a few days.

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i'll upload a few albums later mechanical.

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hi, how are you?

yip/jump music

1990

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no problem.

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listened to R. Stevie Moore's Phonography and Delicate Tension and also Little Wings' Light Green Leaves today. it was a good day.

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not really. many of kyle's songs i find boring. Light Green Leaves is a really solid album though. he's like devandra if devandra had talent (voice/songwriting).

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it's worth a try.

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i've been listening to Thanksgiving's The Ghost and the Eyes With Trees in the Ground Outside the Window and Cave Days and Moments aaaand their excellent self titled album for a few days now, along with some Adrian Orange and Her Band's newest one...can't remember the album's name (maybe self titled). All of which makes me fairly happy.

i heard someone bumping Radiohead's new one, and delighted in a few snide comments with a friend about it. that made me happy too. really though, it didn't sound half bad, perhaps even approaching "okay," in a "completely forgettable background noise" kind of way. *

* i listened to half of one song before removing the young gentleman's ipod from the stereo input chord.

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ajutla you are funny man. the new album was at least good enough to make me completely indifferent towards them, rather than out and out dislike them. rock that shit man.

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adrian orange's bitches is lord is the the best album he's ever written, and one of the best albums i've heard in my short, weak ass life.



i can upload it if anyone want it. i also have welcome nowhere, which is harder to find (really hard, if you want to pay money); which i could also upload if anyone shows interest. it's no swv, but it's good.

also, t. rex

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bitches is lord

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what happens when you try it beef?

i can try megaupload.

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really, you'll probably hate it...though you might love it. there's no in between with thanksgiving/adrian. give it an honest listen (all the way through) and see.

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listening to amon duul's psychadelic underground for the second time today. i found the album in my collection the other day and have no idea how it got there.

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cool beef, i'd love that on vinyl as well. i am jealous of your anoint vinyl. great album.

i found out the other day that the Liars will be coming through these parts on feb. 25. it'll be ten bucks at this shitty place called the clubhouse; though it's better than paying twenty-plus, and the drinks will be cheap. can't wait.

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yeah, it's actually on the 20th, with No Age. ten dollars, heh. i wonder what kind of crowd will show up for it, it's a really strange choice of venue. very college bro friendly, tasteless paper bag of a place. should be interesting.

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daphny, the way you describe No Age's live show makes me optimistic.

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slipstream that was awesome.

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last year i made a little two hour road trip to see Animal Collective in Tuscon. this was shortly after they released Strawberry Jam, and was an amazing show. i have a man crush on Panda Bear :3 watching him play the shit out of the drums while standing is FUN.

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i heard that Animal Collective's Water Curses EP leaked, and that it's really good.

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listened to mount eerie's mount eerie pts. 6 & 7 a couple times today. i really liked it; not so much as a follow-up to the microphones' mount eerie (don't really think that album needed any more resolution than it presented), it's just a good album. earth-y drones, pink floyd-esque aural landscapes, and mr. elvrum.

i can upload it for anyone who might be interested in listening to it without spending eighty dollars for the 10"/picture book! man, i want that picture book.

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been listening to D+'s No Mystery, Dirty Projectors' Rise Above, Fuck Buttons' Street Horrrsing (so good), Legendary Pink Dots' Chemical Playschool Volume 8, Growing's Vision Swim (if you like Black Dice, check this out), and Man Man's Six Demon Bag lately.

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been listening to Half Japanese's Our Solar System. sounds like a weird, rough mix of young daniel johnston and velvet underground. if that doesn't work for you, try it out anyway, it's worth a shot.

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xasthur's telepathic with the desceased is a good album. tops any black metal that ever came out of norway. a gate through bloodstained mirrors is also really good.

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recently picked up a record player (it has a tube amp built into it..vintage shit) and listened to black sabbath's master of reality. good times.

the record player has inputs, so it can be used as an amp too. the natural distortion it creates is a thing of beauty. i'll post pics soon.

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hell yeah tim. the things got a tempo knob, and plays any size record. last night i put on side 2 of pink floyd's meddle, slowed it down, and threw down some wicked wind-jam solos with it. so nice. it's a newcomb tr-1640, pretty sure it was made in the sixties. here are some pics

the speakers clip together for carrying ease, and are surprisingly light for the sound they produce



i got if from an old man across the street, he and his wife had a yard sale going. he used to be a square dance caller. i picked up a few weird square dance 45 too. the front, top:





he also hooked me up with the mics he used for calling. i haven't done any looking around to see what's up with these things. they sound great though, really nice heavy vintage stuff:

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yeah lofi, that is indeed a playskool tape recorder. one of my favorite mics, i love the hell out of that thing. really cool toy.

i've been listening to a lot of little wings (and be gulls) lately too. really dig "the wonder city."

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suicide's first album is greatness. also been listening to ric ocasek's beatitude, which is amazing. i've got orbison's in dreams on repeat right now.

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listening to ric ocasek's beatitude. rad album. all of the songs are good. timebomb, last track on the album, is amazing.

jimmy jimmy, the first track on the album.

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no age is good, though it didn't really hold my interest. kind of straight forward. their live show is fun though, really high energy good times.

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anyone here dig excepter? beef? dudes? so good.

oneothrix point never is good shit.

turn me on to some rad noise, someone.

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wow, awesome. thanks man.

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i love these dudes http://www.myspace.com/factums

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toups the band you're in now is much better than secret annexe. good times.

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listening to thomas dolby's the golden age of wireless. it's fucking amazing.

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listening to Krallice's self-titled debut. members include Mick Barr (octis, orthrelm, ocrilim) on guitar/vocals, Colin Marston (dysrhythmia, behold...the arctopus) on guitar/bass, and Lev Weinstein (bloody panda) on drums. really well-balanced (atmosperic/technical) black metal.

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i once was lost, but now am found. that was yes, tim.