really? I always see the Viking Cats

Yma Sumac - Taki Rari

Damien Rice - Cold Water

haunting... really haunting

miles davis: black satin

from on the corner
i love this track, but it's better in context.
o wait...

edit: so in a self-indulgent moment, i lined up the entire first side of miles' 1972 album "on the corner"

it's my favorite miles, and a masterpiece of tape collage.

Black Sabbath - Ironman

because the movie totally rocks!!!

Joel Plaskett Emergency - Drunk Teenagers... part of an excellent album.

The Blasters - Dark Night

1983..Whiskey a Go-Go...great times.

Jim Croce - Time In Bottle

Hey, I embrace my emotional being,
I leaked out a few salty drops,
gazing at the flowering orchid that graces my table.

The Cramps - Human fly

more early 80's memories.

Andrew Sisters - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

time to play Call of Duty

The Weakerthans - A Plea From a Cat Named Virtute

The track of the day version was the best I could find. If you don't want to hear the guy describe the song just fast forward to 59 seconds, it's where the song starts.

For you cat lovers out there, this song is written from the perspective of a cat living with a guy who appears to be going through a breakup or breakdown...

Suicidal Tendencies - Institutionalized

Supertramp - The logical song

I have tickets to go see Rush in July, and am super psyched.

Spirit of Radio.

Django Reinhardt, "Montmartre"

Because it's so lovely.

I just have to share how much hate I have for this song.

Tom Waits - Clap Hands

I'm jealous, and I don't get jealous easily.

I saw Rush in Portland, Or. a few weeks prior to joining the Navy, 1982-3? I think they just released "Moving Pictures." I'd been to a lot of concerts by then and the usual substances made crowds fairly rowdy. Rush had no opening act, really unusual back then. Rush took the stage and I swear the for most of the show the crowd sat silent in awe of the magic occurring on stage... either that or everyone dropped the same kind of acid. I remember Peart doing well over a 15min. drum solo. It was really something to see and experience.

Enjoy yourself.

Shawn Phillips - Woman

I have to thank my older cousins for introducing me to this musician.
I wish I still had my old vinyl collection...ah well,

His voice and tender vision will be with me for always.

I am so behind with this, so in order to ease my condition... out the rabbit hole... end of the line, I must... get with the times


And so it goes, I will for the first time, try--and listen to the entire walla in one sitting. :surprised:

David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World

for rb.

Patti smith - Gloria

Syd Barrett _ Word Song

It works for either winding up or winding down.

the undernoticed sweet sugar bowl of soul Ms. Esther Phillips...Cheater Man.

Etta James - The Wallflower (Dance with Me, Henry)

alright, baby...

good stuffs, huh?

For the life of me, I don't know why Etta James ain't been canonized...or some musically supernatural equivalent thereof...

autechre - iera.

pretty much guarantee i love it and 90,000 odd tfpers don´t :)

hehe...you know i know this stuff...

Hey miss Mixed M.

You just did.

Ya know...
your
voice
has
heard
hers
and
you just
did
it.

By hearing and saying,
you have
done
it.



I wish I could have recordings of some of the 'lounge' ladies
that were singing, in southern california...bout 1978 or so...

okay...Johnny Winter - Too Much Seconal.

thanks, ring. :)

Another favorite....

Nina Simone - Since I Fell For You

OH...yes,,,
I just had an EARGASM.

thank you !

Ella Fitzgerald - Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered

Velvet Underground- Venus in furs

Stroke....

Good Shoes - Small Town Girl

this was a pick from the Paste Channel an indie channel on the plane.

Uriah Heep _ Easy Livin'

1972, my first live rock concert experience at age 12.

Romero - Luna De Plata
I was looking for Manuel de Plata,
and stumbled onto this.

git yer ya ya's out...

I mean it.

Nelson Riddle - Lolita Ya Ya

...proceed with caution

Blind Superhero -Give Cancer The Finger

Cadence Weapon - In Search of the Youth Crew

Currently at the top of the Radio 3 Top 30... Cadence Weapon is making some excellent hip hop these days. By the way, this is a live version of the song, so the production values are not as tight as the one on the album.

the chameleons.
one of the great undervalued bands of the 80s.
a huge ice storm prevented me from seeing them live back in the day, before things went south for them. so i always hear them with a little twinge.

3 great albums then nothing. just goes to show you something or other.