Stay the fuck out of my music thread!

[duncvis]

Strapping Young Lad - Alien

[Lucifer]

I already had the impression that you are really  weird. Cool!

la, sir, you flatterer.   

[duncvis]

Fear Factory - Demanufacture

[ASpHole]

Chrome - Read Only Memory (The entire EP)

[duncvis]

Late night playlist:

Jane's Addiction - Rock n' Roll
Fu Manchu - Written In Stone
Bloodhound Gang - Pennsylvania
The Donnas - Hyperactive
Jethro Tull - Dun Ringill (found the fucker on t'Wire )
Julian Cope - Elegant Chaos
Gang Of Four - I Found That Essence Rare
Electric Six - Synthesizer
Easy Star All-Stars - Paranoid Android
Killing Joke - Kings and Queens (live), Love Like Blood (live), Requiem (live)

should see me through to sleep time. 

[ASpHole]

Neu! - Weissensee

[duncvis]

Chrome - Half Machine Lip Moves

[purposefulinsanity]

Hit 'n' run- horrorpops- damn I'd fuck her for her voice alone. 

[duncvis]

Hit 'n' run- horrorpops- damn I'd fuck her for her voice alone. 

Of course, if that isn't enough of a draw, she's a babe. schwing!




playing now: PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea. Might have to stick some HorrorPops on shortly though.

[DirtDawg]

I already had the impression that you are really  weird. Cool!

la, sir, you flatterer.   

Maybe a little.
I can remember thinking coolweird after reading what others had said about you, many times. Did you know people talked about you while you were gone?
I knew nothing about you.  Fiesty is very appealing, but the name Vivi was enough to make me lose a little pre-cum.



Still on jazz, today - Miles Davis marathon.
Right now:
"Kind Of Blue"

[Lucifer]

playing now: PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea.

yay!  i did that one yesterday.   

I already had the impression that you are really  weird. Cool!

la, sir, you flatterer.   

Maybe a little.
I can remember thinking coolweird after reading what others had said about you, many times. Did you know people talked about you while you were gone?
I knew nothing about you.  Fiesty is very appealing, but the name Vivi was enough to make me lose a little pre-cum.

i didn't know - what were they saying, then?  oh, and my real name isn't vivi, and would probably make you suck it back up - anti-cum.   

Still on jazz, today - Miles Davis marathon.
Right now:
"Kind Of Blue"

sadly, i was put off MD by some twerp who insisted i listen to some of his outlandish, non-musical jazz before i'd heard the good stuff.  i am reliably informed that "kind of blue" is what i should listen to, though - would you agree?

[DirtDawg]

I already had the impression that you are really  weird. Cool!

la, sir, you flatterer.   

Maybe a little.
I can remember thinking coolweird after reading what others had said about you, many times. Did you know people talked about you while you were gone?
I knew nothing about you.  Fiesty is very appealing, but the name Vivi was enough to make me lose a little pre-cum.

i didn't know - what were they saying, then?  oh, and my real name isn't vivi, and would probably make you suck it back up - anti-cum.   

Mainly that they missed you for various reasons, plus I had read a few old posts of yours that seemed to have been made by an enlightened spirit. I was anxious to flatter.

So, if I called you "VV" you would not respond? (probably not well, since I just realized VV could be an emoticon for a sagging pair of tits) I think I'll just call you Lucifer for now. A real name is not relevant to your spells, anyway.

Still on jazz, today - Miles Davis marathon.
Right now:
"Kind Of Blue"

sadly, i was put off MD by some twerp who insisted i listen to some of his outlandish, non-musical jazz before i'd heard the good stuff.  i am reliably informed that "kind of blue" is what i should listen to, though - would you agree?

Once you get into the Bitches Brew era and the Fillmore concerts (seventies), Davis is certainly not for everyone. His music from that period is a mixture of rock/jazz/funk and not structured traditionally.

"Kind Of Blue" (1959) is considered by scholars of the genre to to be his masterpiece. I would recommend most of his recordings from the fifties and sixties as being somewhat similar to KOB, in that they are small (five piece, mostly) moody classsic jazz combo jams with a little forties swing thrown from time to time.
His career spanned fifty years and went through enough evolution to offer something for almost everyone.

[Lucifer]

ooooh, ta for that.  and you can call me Vivi, if you like, dear heart - just for you.     (and everyone else who calls me it, lol.  the Pea even calls me vivi in real life.  i sort of like it, to be honest).

i do believe a trip to frostwire is in order...   

[ASpHole]

Speaking of Mile Davis, I think that 'Kind of Blue' is a bit over rated, and over played. John Coletrane from that same era on the other hand is quite good.

In my opinion, Miles Davis was at his most interesting period when in his electric phase, starting with 'Bitches Brew'. I fairly fond of ' On The Corner', 'Live Evil', and 'Dark Magus'.

As far as really outlandish Jazz, though, you'll probably want to stay away from Sun Ra as well as Peter Brotzmann, Jaap Blonk, etc...

[duncvis]

Kevin Shields' four tracks he contributed to the Lost In Translation soundtrack.... I haven't got it, and won't be getting it, but these would probably be worth the price of the soundtrack album alone. It might not be MBV, but its still Kevin.