aspirational wrote:Thanks man, really appreciate the support. Always nice to meet a fan.
Trust me, both those publications are sacred IMO, but I never forgot their shittakes on JA
What Are You Listening To?
Mobius wrote:Was also interesting to learn the band starts with Eric and Perry. The first demo (not ever released) doesn't even have Navarro on it
The fact that the reviewer actually trashes Eric Avery’s bass is a major tell that this is a calculated shit take. Or he just doesn’t get it at all.
I first saw JA in 88 when they were on tour with Iggy Pop, not sure if I’d have heard of them prior to that. But, it probably prompted me to buy the CD. The thing I remember most about their set, was they brought out an ice cooler and stuck a microphone under it and proceeded to drum on it.
kosmo wrote:The Pride of Ann Arbor, and also Iggy Pop! What a tour!
I first saw JA in 88 when they were on tour with Iggy Pop,
Julian, wrote:aspirational wrote:Thanks man, really appreciate the support. Always nice to meet a fan.
Trust me, both those publications are sacred IMO, but I never forgot their shittakes on JA
Not a fan. Worst mushroom ever. The fact that they make me violently ill might indicate I have an allergy.
Space wrote:I think this one is and great band name: Destroying AngelJulian, wrote:aspirational wrote:Thanks man, really appreciate the support. Always nice to meet a fan.
Trust me, both those publications are sacred IMO, but I never forgot their shittakes on JA
Not a fan. Worst mushroom ever. The fact that they make me violently ill might indicate I have an allergy.
aspirational wrote:Bordeline Buñuelian.Space wrote:I think this one is and great band name: Destroying AngelJulian, wrote:aspirational wrote:Thanks man, really appreciate the support. Always nice to meet a fan.
Trust me, both those publications are sacred IMO, but I never forgot their shittakes on JA
Not a fan. Worst mushroom ever. The fact that they make me violently ill might indicate I have an allergy.
This track was included on The Wire Tapper 62. The whole EP is a blast of punk hyperpop from Buenos Aires.
RIYL Boredoms, Moor Jewelry, 100 gecs.
The Bigger Lovers
The Tisbury's posted the question of what's your favorite Philly Power Pop song and I'm like you want me to choose a favorite Bigger Lovers song? Damn The Biggers Lovers were good wotj so many great songs to choose, even some of those buried in the middle of a CD still standout… Since hey pulled from so many influences, it doesn't all blend together like some Power Pop outfits.
The Tisbury's posted the question of what's your favorite Philly Power Pop song and I'm like you want me to choose a favorite Bigger Lovers song? Damn The Biggers Lovers were good wotj so many great songs to choose, even some of those buried in the middle of a CD still standout… Since hey pulled from so many influences, it doesn't all blend together like some Power Pop outfits.
Masterpiece
Not familiar with his catalog but this really impressed me….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCcks-fwq2c&ab_channel=NPRMusic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCcks-fwq2c&ab_channel=NPRMusic
Bagley wrote:
Not familiar with his catalog but this really impressed me….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCcks-fwq2c&ab_channel=NPRMusic
wow, was not expecting that
all his recorded music is nothing like that (although I have not heard his new album Austin)
Autonomy The Productions of Martin Rushnet
Won a contest Ace Records was having and this is one the items they sent me.
Most of these are well known tracks, but a couple tracks I've never heard of Leisure Process, Intaferon and Hard Corps.
Was also surprised to see that he had produced Flop's "Whenever You're Ready" which was seriously overlooked great lost power pop album.
Won a contest Ace Records was having and this is one the items they sent me.
Most of these are well known tracks, but a couple tracks I've never heard of Leisure Process, Intaferon and Hard Corps.
Was also surprised to see that he had produced Flop's "Whenever You're Ready" which was seriously overlooked great lost power pop album.
School of Fish
What a monster tune “3 Strange Days” still is
And fuck cancer…
What a monster tune “3 Strange Days” still is
And fuck cancer…
since it's unpopular opinion day…
The Stone Roses - Second Coming
Is still standing the test of time, Squire is just rifftastic on this one and quite frankly this album hits pretty darn hard
The Stone Roses - Second Coming
Is still standing the test of time, Squire is just rifftastic on this one and quite frankly this album hits pretty darn hard
Ummm…no
kosmo wrote:we do not share the same timeline it appears
Is still standing the test of time
Good week for new stuff for Andy to listen to: A Giant Dog, Be Your Own Pet, OSEES, live Sonic Youth, Blowback, Mika Miko greatest hits, probably one or two i forgot
nkotb wrote:Be Your Own Pet still exists!?
Good week for new stuff for Andy to listen to: A Giant Dog, Be Your Own Pet, OSEES, live Sonic Youth, Blowback, Mika Miko greatest hits, probably one or two i forgot
They're back, baby. First album in 15 years, I think? Pretty good, but then again, I'm a sucker for those original two albums