jerry jee lewis- great balls of fire
soggy bottom boys - man of constant sorrow
dusty springfield - son of a preacherman
the kinks - everybody's gonna be happy

god box
god box
god box
god box

DEATHPROOF sndtrk. One of my fav soundtracks.

smegma - pigface chant

Holly Golightly - God Don't Like It

john maur

and

God box
Gimme god box
I say god box
God box, early
Tube stop, lazy
Cut off, early
God box
Gimme God box
I said
God box
Narco tube stops
Gimme god box

Lil Wayne - Tha Carter II Bonus Disc [screwed & chopped]

agains http://wfmu.org/ yeah sprawl

Jason Isbell

Jason Isbell

Real Estate
Sun Araw
Teeth Mountain
Woods

Gorgeous weather + a glass of white wine +

= Content Rex

Borbetomagus & Hijokaidan - Both Noises End Burning

On Another Plane-Dead Moon

That is one fine album, the Lola cover is a great minimal version.

haha, indeed. I actually like it 1000x more than the original.

scissor shock - a shrine to salvaged junk demos

Make it 20* for me because I quite like Ray Davis and the kinks. But yeah, Lola is overated as is the kinks are the village green preservation society...earlier stuff is beter as Face To Face.

Still turning dead moon and it's great.

"I'll keep it with mine"

Ummagumma - Pink Floyd

listening to a bunch of kids playin in the park while the sun is shining through the window.

pavement-crooked rain crooked rain-l.a.'s desert origins edition

inspired by the wu tang thread.. definitely digging 'mantis' on this album which was never really a standout track for me, but now it suddenly is

This is a solid album. And the first volume of AFRO SAMURAI is alright. But it's amazing how many RZA solo albums disappoint.

pink floyd-atom heart mother

Emeralds - Solar Bridge

On vinyl:

4.5/5

Digi Snacks is probably my favourite.

reaaaaalllllyyyyy? Fuck! I skipped that one for some reason! I guess I should check it out, then?

public enemy-he got game

RZA himself says that it's probably the most focused and definitive album in the Bobby Digital series. I'd probably agree insofar that I dig it more than Bobby Digital In Stereo which feels like its too long at some points and could've easily done without a few tracks.

This is easily my favourite Bob Digi track. The guitar tone, the chorus singing, so good. His storytelling of the journey of the Wu to stardom is great, sort of like showing a kind of solidarity and belief in 'Wu Tang Forever' despite the death of ODB and the rifts forming with the more sidelined members like U-God. It's really worth getting for other tracks like 'Good Night', 'Drama', 'Long Time Coming'. Stand-up shit. It keeps me positive that the new Wu Tang album will be at least well-produced, haha.

ANYWAY, I'm listening to this cheeky lil number



"Hold It Now, Hit It" 12 inch wax, found buried beneath a pile of bullshit in a local rekkid crypt for 6 pounds. Ah yeah. Hit me with that instrumental version.