Communic - Waves of Visual Decay

It kicks ass.

A Camp on WFUV from the NPR music app

Nina =

The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out

I lol'd. But actually, In Absentia.

vinyl

Amazon.com: Chaos Rules - Live at the Trocadero: The Dead Milkmen: Music

The Dead Milkmen - Chaos Rules - Live at the Trocadero

^ nice.

Trampled by Turtles - Palomino

Various artists - Classic Mountain Songs from Smithsonian Folkways

If you like this sort of thing, these are really wonderful songs done well.

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Neil Young - Tonights the Night (US first pressing vinyl)

Hockey - Mind Chaos

Yes, I checked them out because of the name, but they're really rather good, though a bit more on the pop side than I usually go for. I'm not sure what's up with me liking these Portland, OR bands lately, but here's another one I do.

Billband - Blurred

I found this in one of my cd boxes. I swear I have never seen it/heard it before, which has me reconsidering why the heck I'm buying new stuff when I don't even know that I have quite enjoyable stuff already. Anyway.....trumpet, saxophone, bass clarinet, piano, violin, and drums in compositions that remind me of the Knitting Factory in the early 90's. Good Sunday morning music.

"Knitting Factory in the early 90's" - what do you mean by this?

I used to go to the Knitting Factory at least a few times a month. This cd just kicked up memories of seeing bands like Spanish Fly. I could picture hearing this cd there.

Paul Duncan - Be Careful What You Call Home

Another one from one of my cd boxes that I don't remember buying and hadn't even opened yet. I like it.

The Best Of Dire Straits And Mark Knopfler - Private Investigations

Lou Reed - Transformer

Leo Kottke - 6 & 12 String Guitar

I used to go to the Knitting Factory at least a few times a month. This cd just kicked up memories of seeing bands like Spanish Fly. I could picture hearing this cd there.

Ah cool! Knitting Factory in the early 90's for me was all about Zorn and experimental jazz, as well as Noise/No Wave bands. By the way the downtown location closed and relocated to Brooklyn, now it mostly sucks.

Ah cool! Knitting Factory in the early 90's for me was all about Zorn and experimental jazz, as well as Noise/No Wave bands. By the way the downtown location closed and relocated to Brooklyn, now it mostly sucks.

There's a real good chance we were at more than one show together. I'd heard it moved and that it sucked, but even by the mid 90s it had gotten too cool for itself and was already on its way to suckdom. As they say, all good things must come to pass.

Calexico - Feast of Wire

Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine (Jon Brion version)

Calexico - The Black Light

Yes - 90125

vinyl

The Fabulous Ginn Sisters - You Can't Take A Bad Girl Home

This is one of my new favorite cds, reminding me in a weird way of Mary Margaret O'Hara's Miss America if she had listened to a lot of Tom Waits and if Tom Waits were a sultry female singer from Texas....okay, that made sense in my brain. I like every song on it, which is not a common experience for me. Check it out.

Talk Talk - Laughing Stock