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A German band from Mühlheim at the Ruhr (a river) in North Rhine-Westphalia.
They call it doomjazz.
Mühlheim is a wasteland, but they have this great band, the independent concert hall AZ Mühlheim (AZ stands for Autonomes Zentrum, autonomic centre) and the hilarious Helge Schneider.
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Ha! That's great.
Something a bit different tonight. Tommy Emmanuel with Frank Vignola and Vinny Ranniolo:
http://www.wgnradio.com/videobeta/58e0272f-eb5b-435b-b231-575c5718732c/Entertainment/Tommy-Frank-Vi
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
Tim Buckley-Move With Me
Julie Driscoll and the Trinity-Tramp
Julie Driscoll and the Trinity-Tramp
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
I guess we old mops can't renew ourselves much. But, always wide open to cheap thrills.
Here is Dorothy Moore-MISTY BLUE
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Here is Dorothy Moore-MISTY BLUE
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nervas
more crickets than friends
Blind Melon - Self Titled
Insane, to think lead singer Shannon Hoon died 15 years ago. I attended the last Blind Melon Los Angeles show on October 11, 1995. He died 10 days later on October 21st. One of the coolest guys you could ever have met.
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Insane, to think lead singer Shannon Hoon died 15 years ago. I attended the last Blind Melon Los Angeles show on October 11, 1995. He died 10 days later on October 21st. One of the coolest guys you could ever have met.
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Sounds great!
They were a massive influence for some of my favorite bands; their former drummer Ted Parsons even played in Godflesh and is now in Jesu. But it isn't him on this recording? Anyway, this is a dark spiritual mass and I will have to get the album.
I've been longing for something like that since the decline of goth in the late 80s.
Thanks, Ponder.
They were a massive influence for some of my favorite bands; their former drummer Ted Parsons even played in Godflesh and is now in Jesu. But it isn't him on this recording? Anyway, this is a dark spiritual mass and I will have to get the album.
I've been longing for something like that since the decline of goth in the late 80s.
Thanks, Ponder.
Not bad ;)
Swans
Michael Gira - electric guitar, vocals, electric 12 string guitar, sounds, acoustic guitar, production
Christoph Hahn - electric guitar, mouth harp on "You Fucking People Make Me Sick"[4]
Thor Harris - drums, percussion, vibes, dulcimer, curios, keyboards
Chris Pravdica - bass guitar
Phil Puleo - drums, percussion, dulcimer
Norman Westberg - electric guitar, e-bow on "Inside Madeline"[4]
Additional musicians
Devendra Banhart - vocals on "You Fucking People Make Me Sick"
Brian Carpenter - trumpet, slide trumpet
Saoirse Gira - vocals on "You Fucking People Make Me Sick"[4]
Grasshopper - mandolin
Bill Rieflin - drums, piano, 12 string acoustic guitar,[4] electric guitar, synthesizer, organ
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Father_Will_Guide_Me_Up_a_Rope_to_the_Sky
Ok, one more:
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Had to double (actually triple) read this just to make sure I was reading it right. Thanks for the post, Ponder. Sounds like a buy.
No Age - Everything in Between
another contender for my year end list.
was it a good or bad review?
nervas
more crickets than friends
I have read about 50 reviews on No Age's new album, all good, not that it means anything. But they certainly seem to be critics favorites right now. I've seen them live a few times. Hooch, you liked the new album that much? It's good, but not near my top ten list this year... They opened for Pavement and Sonic Youth at the hollywood bowl tonight.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
Thank you Stavrogin, I like Lucia Micarelli and this one too.
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Memphis Slim - Blues Is Troubles
As my good friend Willie Dixon says, "Some people think they got religion. They got the blues."
As my good friend Willie Dixon says, "Some people think they got religion. They got the blues."
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
SWANS!
If you can imagine a face to face with an 18 wheeler, that is how the show went.
I had never heard them before, I followed Ponder's advice. It was the best live show I've attended in a long time.
a solid 2 hour metal meditation, it this makes any sense.
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If you can imagine a face to face with an 18 wheeler, that is how the show went.
I had never heard them before, I followed Ponder's advice. It was the best live show I've attended in a long time.
a solid 2 hour metal meditation, it this makes any sense.
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I need to do a better job of following music news. Knew nothing of the reunite - release of new material until Ponder's previous post. Checked tour dates and they are passing through the area in the next day or two but can't break away to see 'em. Hopefully the album sells well and more shows will be added.
I recently exchanged a couple of e-mails with Gira when I bought "The Consumer" from him. He assured me that there will be plenty of European dates next year; I can't make it to any of this year's dates either...
And the album seems to sell well; here's the current announcement on the Young God Records site: "Due to overwhelming demand, resulting in a large backlog of orders, all orders from this website are temporarily disabled. Once we've caught up with back orders, we will send out a newsletter letting you know when orders are again available. Thanks! YGR"
And the album seems to sell well; here's the current announcement on the Young God Records site: "Due to overwhelming demand, resulting in a large backlog of orders, all orders from this website are temporarily disabled. Once we've caught up with back orders, we will send out a newsletter letting you know when orders are again available. Thanks! YGR"
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Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
I would definitely see Swans again.
