What are you listening to now?
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Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
This girl has a nice voice.
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
I know, I know...
I couldn't help sharing this,
I've loved this poet all my life.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=aiXcUTTLud4
I couldn't help sharing this,
I've loved this poet all my life.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=aiXcUTTLud4
it's fair. mono recordings, not from the soundboard. Quine just sat in the audience with a tape recorder. but the music/performance is fantastic. 3 discs, each well over 70 minutes.
I think they're great, but if you're an audiophile, quality of recordings may put you off.
I think they're great, but if you're an audiophile, quality of recordings may put you off.
sounds okay. have some boots myself. don't need the Perfect sound - fair is alright for that matter.
so: where do i get these?
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what i am listening to now:
sorry kids, it's a U2-song.
but i love that song and the video.
the video's been done by Wim Wenders and refers to his movie 'The sky over Berlin'.
if you haven't seen this movie (or at least the Hollywood-version with Nicolas Cage and Meg Ryan named 'City of Angels'), you won't really get the vid, i guess.
but maybe you could still enjoy the music.
and/or lyrics.
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chronic
old and in the way
In the US it was released as Wings of Desire, and yes, it was an excellent film.
I have no idea why Hollywood feels the need to remake really good foreign films into second-rate american versions. It's really kind of annoying.
it's an "official" bootleg put out by Polydor (Universal). I think it's still in print. I got mine on ebay. where else. heh.
Punk As Fuck - The American Analog Set
Ethereal slowcore, mmm.
Ethereal slowcore, mmm.
vodka
Miss Take
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy
or Will Oldham,
new to me and I find very intriguing,
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=UBJ4ekzclPk&feature=related
or Will Oldham,
new to me and I find very intriguing,
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=UBJ4ekzclPk&feature=related
Bukfan
"The law is wrong; I am right"
I'm listening to a guy reading the Danish translation of "Pulp" on CD. It's four CD's and they're 5 hours altogether. I got them on sale. It's the only Buk book made into CD's here. The translation however, is not as good as the original text (no big surprise).
I wonder if there's any Buk books made into CD in English?
I wonder if there's any Buk books made into CD in English?
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well, you sure aren't surprised when i admit, that i like the Hollywood-version. i know, i'm a goddam mainstream-sucker. sorry.
hooch: thanks for the info.
mjp
Founding member
Because there is not an ounce of imagination or talent in "Hollywood."
I agree with you, but a friend of mine made a point a while back -- she was talking about the TV show The Office, and when it was pointed out that the original UK version was first and funnier and the US version was just a pale imitation, she said, "Well, maybe you're right, but that doesn't mean it isn't funny."
Which is true, even if it is a pie in the face of people like me who are all hung up on originality. Most people don't give a shit about originality, and I'm not sure they aren't better off.
Tom Waits, always Tom Waits. Just caught his shows in Alabama and Atlanta. What an incredible talent.
I picked up a couple of Calexico's disks down at Grimey's, the greatest record store in the world, and found them to be brilliant at times but then they tended to stray into boring derivitaves that just kind of meandered. I'm not sure of the albums titles, I only know that one of the disks had the song "Stray" on it. That song is a masterpiece.
I like the way they incorporate the David Lynch guitar into a warped mariachi sound. You have to hand it to them, they are original.
I picked up a couple of Calexico's disks down at Grimey's, the greatest record store in the world, and found them to be brilliant at times but then they tended to stray into boring derivitaves that just kind of meandered. I'm not sure of the albums titles, I only know that one of the disks had the song "Stray" on it. That song is a masterpiece.
I like the way they incorporate the David Lynch guitar into a warped mariachi sound. You have to hand it to them, they are original.
plasteredpoet said:
Stray is on Black Light, which I think was their 2nd (?) release.
and I'd agree it's easy to teeter on the fine cliche line when you are dealing with mariachi horns.
but their new one hasn't left my cd player yet.
I have the window open and I'm listening to crickets. Buddy Holly had nothing to do with it. it's nice to live in the city and still hear crickets in late summer. maybe because it's a small city? sure.
but earlier I was listening to:
but earlier I was listening to: