i have only heard their lve in berlin album which is fantastic, i need to get more things by them

A li'l bit of Cream, y'all... Disraeli Gears and Best of...

Wah Wah!!!

SONIC REDUCER! AIN'T NO LOSER!

oh the dead boys....

But the rainbow has a beard...

Einstuerzende Neubauten - Halber Mensch

further proof of ipod sentience


haven't smoked in a while.... so sitting here packin a bowl when apollo, my ipod/dj god, throws on my one of my all-tiem favorite dj mixes:



(shown here not on fire... for tanky's sanity)



with the automagical shuffle, who needs to pick music? :D

The Jam - Direction Reaction Creation boxset

LAMBSBREAD - stereo mars

This Pink Floyd Bootleg --> http://www.harvested.org/CDR033-BBC74/index.html

Dark Side Of the Moon is so much better live.

brian jonestown massacre-methadrone

the clash - combat rock

slayer-seasons in the abyss

Scott Walker - Scott 2

listened to kylesa - time will fuse it's worth.

now, for the second time in a row:

Brigitte Fontaine - Kekeland

today i listened too:
dead c-harsh 70s reality
dead c-tusk
coltrane-a love supreme
clipse-lord willin
xiu xiu-la foret

right now:

diplomats-diplomatic immunity mixtape 2 (it rules so fuck off)

next is gonna be:

harry pussy's ride a dove

Pink Section (MP3s)

 

I can't tell you much about Pink Section, a San Francisco art punk band existing from 1979 to 1980. Pretty much the only thing about them I knew was that they were playing shows with the Inflatable Boy Clams back in the day. However, that was good enough reason for me to try and track down all their recorded output, and I was not disappointed by the 10 tracks I found. Since their recordings do not seem to be available commercially, I thought I'd share them with you. Enjoy.
MP3s: mp3 Shopping | mp3 Tour of China | | mp3 Wine World | mp3 Midsummer NY | mp3 Flat Dog | mp3 Part Time | mp3 Francine's List | mp3 Jane Blank (live) | mp3 Francine's List (live) | mp3 Been in the Basement 30 Years (live)
There is also a YouTube video of Pink Section playing in Portland in 1980. And if you like this stuff, you should definitely check out Fatty Jubbo's post on Silver Abuse.

http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/page/5/