What Are You Listening To?

Originally posted by Darth Ed:
Explode in a good way?

can't decide yet.

the pop group : liars :: gang of four : bloc party

i tend to like the second group more than the first.

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this is MUCH more my speed

thank you grotty for the review of Chris Whitley & Jeff Lang

Originally posted by Hoya Paranoia:
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this is MUCH more my speed

Frankie Frankie!!

Originally posted by SPARX:
Frankie Frankie!!

That will freak you out late at night in an atered state if it suddenly comes up on shuffle, I guarantee it.

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This is the Best Damn Thing I've heard in a while. Juke boxes beware, because Smackie's got a new playlist!

Originally posted by vansmack:
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This is the Best Damn Thing I've heard in a while. Juke boxes beware, because Smackie's got a new playlist!

who's producing?

So kosmo whats up with the CD with the minimal artwork that looks like some secret code to confuse even hipsters? And is there an interesting back story to it?

I'm glad you asked kosmo, it's the cover art for Concept 1 96:VR: Variations by Thomas Brinkman and there is an interesting back story to it…

Richie Hawtin aka Plastikman put out a series of 12 12"records that would best described as experimental minimal yet still trippy techno.

Anyways Thomas Brinkman from Germany heard these records and thought to himself what would they sound like if I built a special turntable with two cartridges spaced evenly apart. Then send the sound from one cartidge to the left channel and the other to the right channel. Which produced the interesting effect of hearing the original track doubled. The sound literally bounces from one side to the other as the pattern repeats. It's an amazing collection of tracks and presents a unique way of listening to the artists initial vision.

Originally posted by Hoya Paranoia:
who's producing?

I'm glad you asked.

Primarily Dr. Luke, responsible for some of my favorites including Kelly Clarkson, P!nk, Lady Sovereign and Daughtry, but also her husband Deryck Whibley of Sum 41, Rob Cavallo who produced Green Day, The Goo Goo Dolls, My Chemical Romance, Jewel, Butch Walker and Avril herself.

And Travis Barker plays some drums on the album too.

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Originally posted by brennser:
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Cheater!

Howz it?

Cheater!

Howz it?

You know I'm good for downloading/buying it when the time comes! Its good, I think - seems like a natural progression from Alligator - only listened twice through, mellow but good

Hawkumentary:

http://www.purelivegigs.com/forums/showthread.php?p=42208#post42208

pappo's blues - vol. 1 (1971 argentine psych)
color humano - s/t (1972 argentine psych)
suishou no fune - 1st album & tour CD
michael chapman - plaindealer/live &amp; unhinged
emtidi - saat (1972 krautrock folk/psych)
frankie armstrong - songs &amp; ballads/out of love, hope, &amp; suffering… ('70s UK folk)
albert ayler - love cry
penderecki - dies irae
fairport convention - unhalfbricking
sebadoh - bakesale

Originally posted by vansmack:
Primarily Dr. Luke, responsible for some of my favorites including Kelly Clarkson, P!nk, Lady Sovereign and Daughtry, but also her husband Deryck Whibley of Sum 41, Rob Cavallo who produced Green Day, The Goo Goo Dolls, My Chemical Romance, Jewel, Butch Walker and Avril herself.

albums like this are only as good as their producers/songwriters, i liked the crap done by the matrix rather than the more recent crap

Altered Images Live:

http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/Concerts.aspx?stype=all

The much talked about Cure @ Ontario Theatre is on here as well

PigIron's comment about the Clutch show caused me to pull this one out:

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Some really GREAT stuff on here. If you like Dulli's soul/rock fusion you should check this out.