Naked City - Absinthe

Zoe Keating - Into The Trees

Meat Beat Manifesto - 99% (1990)

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Lee Morgan - Tom Cat (1980)

Hank Mobley - Soul Station (1960)

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In car, was listening to Helloween, Unarmed. OMFG, I love Helloween, they make me smile. Not just because they are more Spinal Tap than Spinal Tap (Unarmed includes, amongst other things, "...the 70-piece Prague Symphonic Orchestra performing "The Keeper's Trilogy", a 17 minute medley ... of ... 'Halloween', 'Keeper Of The Seven Keys' and 'The King For A 1000 Years'..." ...with choir and everything -- this is real, this actually happened, it's not just "mentioned" in a mockumentary), but because, goddamnit, they actually write very good songs. I forgot how much I enjoy songs like "Dr. Stein", "Perfect Gentleman" and "I Want Out", but pretty much no matter how they arrange them, they're damn fine songs.

Peter Gregson's Terminal [society of Sounds 24-bit FLAC release]

Mankind is Obsolete, was: Metamorph, is: Rise, will be: Trapped Inside.

Goth/industrial sort of thing; rocking my world.

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Procol Harum - self titled

dew want this on UK vinyl. Such a good album.

All The Empires Of The World - Blessings

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Pineapple Thief, 3000 Days

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Bruckner's 9th

Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots

Holy damn. I've still got a lot of this album to process. Right now I'm still stuck (in a good way) on the second song, "Big Black Bull Comes Like a Caesar". Excellent gothic-americana from Denver.

Not yet, but shortly: Tristania, Rubicon

Mose Allison - My Backyard

Was: Kenna, New Sacred Cow -- there's something incredibly well put-together about this collection of pop songs that keeps bringing me back.

Is: Android Lust, Devour, Rise, and Take Flight -- still Android Lust at her most experimental. And where she got a little bit more sparse in her elements -- really nice use of space and atmosphere.

On Deck: Android Lust, Human Animal -- added a little bit more "liveness" to the production, and perhaps a little bit more laid back, and dare I say, a small dubby influence. Just a touch mind you. Still quite sparse, so that seems to be something she's going to continue.

The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots

The Weepies -- Be My Thrill

Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan -- Hawk

I don't have the best reception, but with the Scott's sub-channel filter engaged it's very listenable.

Phish 2010/08/15

East Troy, WI

Alpine Valley

24/48 SBD

Talking Heads - Fear Of Music