Download Here:
MEDIAFIRE
Wiki
Website
RIYL: Albums that are truly unique, Eno's best, experimental music.
--
If you want anymore, just ask.
Posts
11 hours ago
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Brian Eno- Another Green World
Download Here:
MEDIAFIRE
Wiki
Website
RIYL: Albums that are truly unique, Eno's best, experimental music.
--
If you want anymore, just ask.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Your vote counts!
Hope y'all went out to vote today.
Although the night is young, it seems like Obama is indeed going to capture the presidency, giving hope to all us Americans who don't make 200k+ a year.
I'm gonna try to have this program I'm working on for my class done by tomorrow [a day or two overdue :( ] and I think I'm gonna make a blog post tomorrow with anywhere from two to four albums.
In the meantime, I'd like to take a second to encourage you all to think about music on the radio. Don't get me wrong on this, because I worked a 3-6 A.M. shift for a college radio station this past summer, and I know a thing or two about the whole idea of 'alternative' music, but as of lately, I'm absolutely in love with most of what I hear on the radio.
Lil' Wayne is truly the beatles/michael jackson/elvis/whomever of our age you know? Not that I like to compare anyone to anyone, but he's truly the best rapper alive, and if you do not own it, please go out and buy tha Carter III.
The new T.I. is wonderful as well, and that new song "Chopped and Screwed" by T-Pain and Ludacris has got to be one of the top five songs of this year.
I encourage all of you to take a few moments to set aside any prejudices and break down any barriers you have keeping you from listening to this incredible music.
I consider myself mostly a fan of country music, but truly, most of my favorite music could never be played in the grand ole opry, and that's something I'm glad about.
Although the night is young, it seems like Obama is indeed going to capture the presidency, giving hope to all us Americans who don't make 200k+ a year.
I'm gonna try to have this program I'm working on for my class done by tomorrow [a day or two overdue :( ] and I think I'm gonna make a blog post tomorrow with anywhere from two to four albums.
In the meantime, I'd like to take a second to encourage you all to think about music on the radio. Don't get me wrong on this, because I worked a 3-6 A.M. shift for a college radio station this past summer, and I know a thing or two about the whole idea of 'alternative' music, but as of lately, I'm absolutely in love with most of what I hear on the radio.
Lil' Wayne is truly the beatles/michael jackson/elvis/whomever of our age you know? Not that I like to compare anyone to anyone, but he's truly the best rapper alive, and if you do not own it, please go out and buy tha Carter III.
The new T.I. is wonderful as well, and that new song "Chopped and Screwed" by T-Pain and Ludacris has got to be one of the top five songs of this year.
I encourage all of you to take a few moments to set aside any prejudices and break down any barriers you have keeping you from listening to this incredible music.
I consider myself mostly a fan of country music, but truly, most of my favorite music could never be played in the grand ole opry, and that's something I'm glad about.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
No albumz
Greetings readers,
Just wanted to say a few things:
First,
If you're a fan of mashup at all, from DangerMouse to Girl Talk, ANYTHING, you would probably appreciate The Hood Internet's Mixtape Three, which was just released. It's really good.
Second,
If you're as big of a fan of MMJ as I am, then you're probably familiar with that youtube video of Jim playing I will Be There When You Die in like, a parking garage? That's actually from a short documentary kind of thing, and thanks to the Steam Engine, you can now download the whole thing and watch it!
Third,
If yer from the Lexington area, you should check out the Elephant Six surprise show tomorrow night. Are you really gonna pass up the chance of seeing Jeff Mangum? Didn't think so.
See ya there.
[EDIT]:
Also, check out Grooveshark, which may be my new favorite website on the internet.
Just wanted to say a few things:
First,
If you're a fan of mashup at all, from DangerMouse to Girl Talk, ANYTHING, you would probably appreciate The Hood Internet's Mixtape Three, which was just released. It's really good.
Second,
If you're as big of a fan of MMJ as I am, then you're probably familiar with that youtube video of Jim playing I will Be There When You Die in like, a parking garage? That's actually from a short documentary kind of thing, and thanks to the Steam Engine, you can now download the whole thing and watch it!
Third,
If yer from the Lexington area, you should check out the Elephant Six surprise show tomorrow night. Are you really gonna pass up the chance of seeing Jeff Mangum? Didn't think so.
See ya there.
[EDIT]:
Also, check out Grooveshark, which may be my new favorite website on the internet.
Talking Heads- Remain In Light
the Robot Ate Me- They Ate Themselves
Download Here:
MEDIAFIRE
Wiki
myspace
Website
RIYL: Ryland's first album, incredibly underhyped bands from the early 2000's who nowadays would have been blogger's wet dreams, artists who've vanished into complete obscurity, artist who are friends with Phil Elvrum.
--
I've also got Carosel Waltz, Good World, & On Vacation (Pts. I & II),
the Flaming Lips- Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
Download Here:
MEDIAFIRE
Wiki
myspace
Website
RIYL: Bizarre acid pop, albums that changed my life, concept albums, albums about members of OOIOO/Boredoms, Wayne Coyne's wonderfully fucked mind.
--
I also have:
Transmissions from the Satellite Heart
Clouds Taste Metallic
Zaireeka
The Soft Bulletin
Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
At War with the Mystics
Just leave a comment
Of Montreal- the Sunlandic Twins
Download Here:
MEDIAFIRE
Wiki
myspace
Website
RIYL: Electro-pop, albums people will still listen to in twenty years, Kevin Barnes' best, bonus traxx included!!
--
The Bedside Drama: A Petite Tragedy
The Gay Parade
Coquelicot Asleep in the Poppies: A Variety of Whimsical Verse
Aldhils Arboretum
The Sunlandic Twins
Hissing Fuana, Are You the Desroyer?
Skeletal Lamping
Just leave a comment
Monday, October 20, 2008
We're back - with music!
We apologize for the one month hiatus, but let us make it up to you by an update full of fulfilled requests and new music to share with you!- Uncle Tupelo - Anodyne
- Santo & Johnny - Santo & Johnny
- Delta Spirit - Ode to Sunshine
- Megapuss - Surfing
- Addicts and Drunks - Addicts and Drunks
----
Coming up: Timothy Seth Avett as Darling, and Blitzen Trapper's Cool Love #1 EP (I stupidly keep downloading music from iTunes, but I'll find some way to get these two things to you.)
Want more?? Just leave us a comment.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
