Joe Jackson's Body and Soul -- it was its 31st anniversary (of release) yesterday (3/14).

Rilo Kiley -- rkives

 

 

(Big because it's fun to look at.)

Legacy Edition CD

Yo La Tengo -- Extra Painful

 

YLT just did the annual Murdering the Classics over at WFMU. Fun list. 

 

http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/59830

 

http://yolatengo.com/forsale/music/yo-la-tengo-is-murdering-the-classics-cd/

Edited March 16, 201511 yr by blessingx

Into the Woods OST

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyNNvgW1dSg

Apetrof, Cyber Life -- mostly because I was searching for "pink Floyd tribute" and this came up because of one track, but the whole album intrigued me and...does anyone remember acid jazz?  That's pretty much what disk one was.  Disk two isn't bad vaguely drum-n-bass-ish stuff.  Haven't gotten to disk three yet.

Two sides of the Irish coin.....Happy St. Patrick's Day

 

 

Buena Vista Social Club - Lost and Found

 

Ready to listen at NPR in the First Listen program.

 

Modest Mouse -- Strangers To Ourselves

 

 

Buena Vista Social Club - Lost and Found

 

Ready to listen at NPR in the First Listen program.

 

 

I saw something about a farewell tour.  

 

Me:  some Free 'n'stuff, will listen to that later.

Yup, they're giving their final concerts before retiring. They lost way too many members At this moment they're touring Europe. Unfortunately not Spain http://www.songkick.com/artists/126820-buena-vista-social-club/calendar

 

Now listening to

 

Gregory Porter - Issues of Life

 

 

It's available at Tidal

Haven't played a physical disc in quite a while...

 

Tool  - Salival

 

Twin Shadow -- Eclipse

 

 

There are some CHVRCHES-calibre bangers on this that definitely make it worth a listen. Very different from the last album, which I loved, so still processing that.

Mark Knopfler -- Tracker

 

^^^ That's on my list for "playing soon"

 

But for now, this....because Killing fucking Joke.....

 

 

Dragging today. Going for some pick-me-up tunes.

 

Behemoth - Zos Kia Cultus

 

 

old stuff, new to me.

 

much like.

 

[cookie monster voice]Me, however, need sedate music:  Chopin Project, Olafur Arnalds & Alice Sara Ott.

 

 

 

Jill Knight - Cassette from 1990 in SLO CA..

Edited March 20, 201511 yr by mikeymad

The Buggles, Age of Plastic / Adventures in Modern Recording -- because sometimes I'm just in the mood for the Buggles, and nothing else will suffice

Indeterminacy: New Aspect of Form in Instrumental and Electronic Music by John Cage and David Tudor to freak out daughter.

Edited March 20, 201511 yr by blessingx

 

DSD Needle Drop from Acoustic Sounds.

sometimes i debate buying all the AP sacds i have as DSD, even though I have the redbook.

 

 

*shakes*

Cthulhu via bandcamp