Yeah I know
I'll get to it, I'll get to it. I blog when I want, bitch. Here's last week's playlist.
Some must-hear tracks
Check out the new DJ BC and the Beastles. He released a new album Let it Beast that's simply fantastic. It's the same style with a totally new set of excellent Beatles songs and Beastie Boys beats/lyrics.
Youngblood Brass Band. Wow, just listen to that one track. March. It hits like a train. Just ask and ye shall recieve.
Soul Coughing. You remember them right? Come on, go listen to them some more. They're good.
John Frusciante is amazing, and nine out of ten dentists agree. Be careful if you listen to Leap Your Bar once, because you will immediately listen to it again. And again. It only gets worse from there. It's such a powerful song, and the strain in his voice carries the lyrics "Life is so saaaaad, life is so saaaaad" straight through your heart. You. Have. To. Listen. To. It.
Get if from me, get it from Anniemosity, just get it. And then check out his other stuff. He's released something like 7 albums outside of RHCP.
Pink Floyd. Warning: May induce hallucinations in the unprepared. Turn the stereo up, sit between the speakers, and let all of Wish You Were Here play out. Yes, it's cliche, but cliches are cliches for a reason.
Finally, if you're into hip hop at all, you should check out 300 Bars by The Game. It's him rapping for 300 measure without a break, and it's jaw dropping. 300 measures comes out to about 14 minutes of non stop rapping. That 10th dentist who didn't like Frusciante? He's just too thug to like anything other than The Game.
DJ BC - Let it beastYeah, I decided to end it early, no one was listening and I was feeling like garbage. I've had this sinus infection for at least a week and a half now and and the worst symptom by far is that I can't pop my ears. This makes for a very grouchy audio engineer, let me tell you. But since I'm pretty sure you (whoever you are) didn't hear the show, you'll have to check out these tracks on your own, or hit me up for them. I don't care who you are or if we've met before, send me an IM (claytron1313) and I'll shoot you any of these tracks that you want...unless you're the RIAA, in which case, look over there.
The Servant - Cells
Youngblood Brass Band - March
RJD2 - Murs beat
The Shins - Caring is creepy
Soul Coughing - Super bon bon
Of montreal - Faberge falls for shugie
Beck - Go it alone
Low - Death of a salesman
The Strokes - Under control
Amateur Love - Say your mine
John Frusciante - Leap your bar
Ratatat - El pico
Muse - Micro cuts
AC/DC - Rock and roll ain't noise pollution
Of Montreal - We were born again...
Pink Floyd - Shine on you crazy diamonds (I-V)
---early end---
Some must-hear tracks
Check out the new DJ BC and the Beastles. He released a new album Let it Beast that's simply fantastic. It's the same style with a totally new set of excellent Beatles songs and Beastie Boys beats/lyrics.
Youngblood Brass Band. Wow, just listen to that one track. March. It hits like a train. Just ask and ye shall recieve.
Soul Coughing. You remember them right? Come on, go listen to them some more. They're good.
John Frusciante is amazing, and nine out of ten dentists agree. Be careful if you listen to Leap Your Bar once, because you will immediately listen to it again. And again. It only gets worse from there. It's such a powerful song, and the strain in his voice carries the lyrics "Life is so saaaaad, life is so saaaaad" straight through your heart. You. Have. To. Listen. To. It.
Get if from me, get it from Anniemosity, just get it. And then check out his other stuff. He's released something like 7 albums outside of RHCP.
Pink Floyd. Warning: May induce hallucinations in the unprepared. Turn the stereo up, sit between the speakers, and let all of Wish You Were Here play out. Yes, it's cliche, but cliches are cliches for a reason.
Finally, if you're into hip hop at all, you should check out 300 Bars by The Game. It's him rapping for 300 measure without a break, and it's jaw dropping. 300 measures comes out to about 14 minutes of non stop rapping. That 10th dentist who didn't like Frusciante? He's just too thug to like anything other than The Game.
-Miller Out
4 comments:
i will help you personally endorse "leap your bar."
have you been searching for that one epic song, the quiet one that speaks to you, but you don't know why? this is it. and when it's over, you'll need another dose. "just once more," you'll think, "that was wonderful." and then all of a sudden it's over again. "well, one more time won't hurt."
this cycle will continue until you find yourself humming the melancholy melody as you brush your teeth. and then you'll realize you have to, no, seriously HAVE TO hear it RIGHT NOW. you'll leave class to go home and listen to it. you'll leave your job to go home and listen to it. you'll walk into your room, with a mouth full of toothpaste, to listen to it.
it sounds dangerous, but really, it's necessary.
seriously.
careful with the ingestion of frusciante, though. sometimes it's a kick in the teeth, sometimes it's like you're on LSD. without the proper hand-holding, you could do it all wrong.
Anne, kudos to you. I know that need and desire to hear a song. The constant singing of your mind until it is playing out in front of you, the glorious notes dancing through your whole being. Sigh...
Never heard the song, would really really like to now.
Clayton, where have you been all my life?
i will agree with you anne. i understand the deep animalistic need to hear a song. and in my case hear the song over...and voer and over and over again. is once enough?? never! PLAY IT AGAIN!
sorry you are sick clay.
I give up. Until you pick it up a bit, you are out of my normal blog rotations.
I will now only be visiting you bi-weekly.
In your face.
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