Jesu
Unicorns
Comus (Thanks for that name drop savage clone)
Lou Reed

Sonic Youth- Live in Germany (or some shit like that) 1983

Lil Wayne - Where Da Cash At?

Morokobot!!!!!!

Tim Buckley - Blue afternoon

Wow. I really this album. A lot.

Mother Love Bone

http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...226#post337226 ;)

the dubliners-7 drunken nights

sueee if finneeeeeee

suiciiiiiiideeeeeee

Fields of the Nephilim

then:




now:





(wasn't my intention to listen to bands starting with 'g')

This one because my boyfriend likes him, and want to see what it is all about.

I've been listening to this Gimme Noise online radio 'the girl' showed me haha.
There's been a small handful of no-good, but a way bigger handful of great (Elliott Smith, The Fall, Frank Black, Deerhoof, Dead Kennedy's, Bowie... etc!)
http://community.loudcity.com/statio...-noise/tune_in

Here Comes Sickness - Mudhoney

Flipper - Generic Flipper

Mogwai - Ten Rapid

Right now: Ithica 27 O 9 : incredibly good. This track is PERFECT

Bert Jansch, John Renbourn & Danny Thompson - Open Air Festival, Gandino, Bergamo, Italy, August 5th 1990 (from dime)

Thanks to Sheriff Rhys Chatham. I didn't know Peter Brotzmann has a son and it's that good.

I'm at the radio station about to go on so I have the AM on KBCS, which we lease our signal from starting with my show and "My Life" by Billy Joel is playing and then on our computerized automix in the other room "Oh Boy" by Buddy Holly is playing.

I'm starting in 5 minutes with Jandek though...

Suzanne Vega - World cafe Philadelphia, PA, August 20, 2007 FM (from dime)

Radiohead - In rainbows

Thurston Moore - Trees outside the academy

Ulan Bator - Ego:echo (thanks to nicfit)

The Cure - Seventeen seconds

I'm the only one listening to music or what :D

This guy is blowing my mind.

Sleeping People - Growing

EVOL!

"Bumps N the Trunk" by Eddie Shredder from Infamous Polywogs Vol. 2?

you're into scarlatti? wow, i thought i was the only one here who actually did more than just dabble in western art music (i refuse to say "classical" music because that actually refers to a specific musical period predominating in the 18th century . . . yeah, that's how much of a nerd i am). i've been meaning to pick up some scarlatti . . . i love the composers of the late baroque, and earlier this year i went on a JS bach and handel binge of sorts.

Pink Floyd - Live at the Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Netherlands, September 17, 1969 "The man and the journey" SBD (from dime)

Bauhaus - "mask"

Ulan Bator - Vegetale ( Thank you, Mr nicfit !!;))

Nina Simone - 1977/12/xx, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London, England, Capital Radio broadcast 1978/11/10 (from dime)