Falun Gong - Milligram Retreat
Various - You & Me Back to '69 - Rare Skinhead Reggae 3
Human Boys - Pissing On Our Dicks (No. 1)
Jim Shepard and Charles Cicirella - The Dispossessed

Reparata- Shoes
I've had this song stuck in my head for a couple of days now. The lyrics alone are brilliant and I'm glad someone created a wiki page for it.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYXX_QeRj-o

one of my fav projects so far this year. "Cocoa Butter Kisses".. good shit.

A girl who I made a mixtape for sixteen years ago just sent me a message saying she just heard this song and it reminded her of the mixtape: http://youtu.be/pZ9KfKx8PmM

gets me every time, especially when I'm drunk. best album of the 90s

Bob Dylan - Blood on the tracks

so far I just think it's OK. Hasn't really hooked me yet.

I'm surprised to hear that. There's so much going on I feel like I'm in the middle of a seizure when I listen to it. That's a good thing... I just can't think of a more clever way of putting it.

early swag raps. punk rocking german-american bi-lingual madness

say what you want about him now, this album is legit.

guess I'll have to listen to Acid Rap s'more. Don't forget guys, it took me a while to get into Danny Brown's XXX and even Kendrick... now Good Kid is one of the few albums in my iTunes with 5 stars on every track.

ha. m.A.A.d city gotta be one of the craziest hip-hop songs i've heard.

"fuck yo truce!"

David Byrne & St. Vincent - Brass tactics EP

same

It's such a great album. Spiritualized is my favorite [existing, non defunct] rock band, and they've had a great career. Whenever a new album come out, I think "Oh, this is the best one yet," but as soon as I listen to Ladies and Gentlemen, that changes. It's like Pierce's Sgt. Pepper, and it just tears up everything else. The perfect fuck-you-I'm-stoned, heroin rock record.

Then again, it's the only Spiritualized album that really pushes the envelope universally. The rest of the Jason Pierce discography, Spacemen 3 included, is basically the same song played over and over again, with lyrics and backing instrumentation being the only real changing factor.
But that's one of the reasons why I love both bands.

On a serious White Hills binge today. Seeing them tomorrow, really excited about it. Probably my favorite band in the country the last few years, and they have never been here before.

I just think Jason is a first rate songwriter