Yep. I only have it as m4a files though.

Some good tunes on that, from what I recall. There was a Pale Saints album from around that time that was pretty good, too. Also: Moose.

I'll have to listen to those. This EP is pretty good. It's actually the first time I can recall listening to it.

I'm really digging this one.

I thought I might give all the Zeppelin albums a run through this summer. 1st three are done, now on to this.

I tried that in the fall. I got through Physical Graffiti and then got bored.

If I can get through this one (LZ IV), I should be able to make it until In Through The Out Door, I'll have to force myself through that one. This album has been played to death and it's hard for me to enjoy it as I once could. The first 3 still rock though.

I like the first 5 by Zep. I'm not a big fan of Physical Graffiti and to many Zep fans, that's the pinnacle. I like some of Presence but none of ITTOD.

For sure their peak was '69-'72. Robert's voice started croaking and Jimmy got strung out on smack and started fucking up alot in performance. Sad.


*Oh..I'm listening to the audience recording of Hits of Sunshine from June 8, 1998 in NYC. Sounds really good, a tad overloaded...

I wonder why they never do that one anymore. I don't think they played it at all past '98.

Houses is definitely the last one I can enjoy the whole album and I much prefer it to LZ IV. Physical has Kashmir and In My Time Of Dying and Presence has Achilles Last Stand (in Top 5 favorite LZ songs), everything else I couldn't really care less about.

Beethoven's 9th.

I don't like the voice on the final movement.

I really enjoy it on the version I'm listening to. The other version I have is unbearable.

Have the Ipod on shuffle.
Right now its Ghouls Night Out by Misfits.

I wonder what it would sound like if everything was transcribed to saxaphones and electric guitars.

Very bad, I think. Bach, on the other hand...

No Age
Los Angeles,ca:getty Museum
6/27/08

Burning Witch - "Rift Canyon Dreams"

Swans
October 7, 1989
Berkeley Square,
Berkeley, CA, USA

i haven't heard this record in donkey's years, i love it

Yay!!! I love this album to death. Care for a dance-off to this, sweetie?

The Nips - The Tits of Soho

wow, country music is alright (some of it) but reba blows : /.

Oh yes an electric warrior is great, but always makes me ask... what the fuck is a jeepster.

Big Star - "Sister Lovers". First time I've ever listened to this, and it's simply beautiful.

I got that about a month ago. I love it.

Thurston Moore / Lawrence Cook / John Voigt, 1997-05-29,
Second Annual Vision Festival, Orensanz Arts Center, New York

Hey Paulybee - would you recommend the above?

Clockcleaner - "Babylon Rules" (thanx sarram).

Skullflower - "Xaman". Currently on - "Slaves". A phenomenal monster. Go on, Stefan!

^^^Word to the mutha for that choice, demondude. Salsoul for the Win.

Various Artists - "Axis Sally" - a 1982 Broken Flag cassette - Ramleh in the house!

I do pity your neighbours sometimes.

right now im wobbling my tiny ass to OOIOO - Taiga

Ha ha! I have headphones on, so it's no biggie. Go on Phil "I didn't know they'd do that" Best"