almost forgot to say--thanks for that!

also, this thread is stuck now, i think?

My luscious locks are far more irresistible. But I do wear the same bra, it's complementary.


Commuting by train to work now a few days a week, and using that time to listen to albums that ended up on my PC years ago but were never really heard. Featuring today:

- Crosby & Nash. Live SBD recording from when I saw them in Brussels in 2011. Sounds great, their voices not so good on some songs
- the Tragically Hip - Now For Plan A. One of their weaker albums but has some good songs
- Stars Of The Lid - The Ballasted Orchestra. Didn't really like it and didn't finish it

And to wake me up:
- God's Pee - Asunder, Sweet And Other Distress aka Behemoth

it's very confusing to listen to this album, because I choose the first track as a ringtone. This morning I was listening to the album and the whole time I was asking myself whether or not the phone was ringing ....

It still amazes me that I had never heard of them until this album was released. Their '89 concert is still a highlight in my gigograhy.

Mess Esque (Helen Franzmann and Dirty Three's Mick Turner) - "Sweetspot". From their upcoming self-titled debut album, out October 22. Really freakin' good (_tunic_, are you diggin' it or what?). Perhaps this is what Cat Power should have sounded like when she "went soul".

https://messesque.bandcamp.com/album/mess-esque

As much as I like Dirty Three, I still can't get used to Mick's guitar noodling. And I didn't like her voice so much. So I'm passing on it for now.



I was listening to this the other day:





https://subrosalabel.bandcamp.com/al...or-four-pianos


very intriguing, even though it gets a bit too much at times.



And also:

Girl Group Oldies on Accuradio.com

Wye Oak - Civilian + Cut All The Wires 2009-2011

Kristin Hersh's cover of "Like A Hurricane", from Cinnamon Girl: Women Artists Cover Neil Young For Charity. GOOD LORD THAT GUITAR...!

Guided By Voices - Propeller (the album with a kalamazillion different covers!)

listened earlier to the new bat fangs.




a first for me, i have not heard the previous album. but i like it some. i think if they stopped singing in unison, or better yet stop singing altogether and played their instruments, i could love this band's 80s homages. "psychic eye" the best track for me--a good jam.

now back to this old album (old already! lol. time is weird.)



it's funny to talk about time with this band though, not trying to sound corny but it's like they're timeless. not timeless with a capital t, just... they're their own thing, could be from the 60s or 70s or some other musical era.

listened earlier to the new bat fangs.




a first for me, having not heard their previous album. but i like it some. i think if they stopped singing in unison, or better yet stopped singing altogether and played their instruments, i could love this band's 80s homages. "psychic eye" the best track for me--a good jam.

now back to this old album (old already! lol. time is weird.)



it's funny to talk about time with this band though, not trying to sound corny but it's like they're timeless. not timeless with a capital t, just... they're their own thing, could be from the 60s or 70s or some other era (not the 80s though lol)