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Today's CDs (1/3)
Iran -- Iran
Microphones -- The Glow Pt. 2 The Coup -- Party Music Circulatory System -- Circulatory System Can -- Future Days |
Idaho - "Levitate"
Nick Drake - "Fruit Tree" box set Ride - "Nowhere" Les Savy Fav - "Go Forth" |
The Hives - a.k.a. I-D-I-O-T
Starsailor - Lullaby - CD single: has an amazing live version of "Tie Up My Hands" Muzik - Tunes of the Year 2001 |
Djam Karet - Live at Orion
David Ragsdale - David & Goliath Oyster Band - Here I Stand Crucis - Kronologia Mogg/Way - Edge of the World Ty Tabor - Moonflower Lane Terpandre - Terpandre Camper Van Beethoven - Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweethearts Ars Nova - The Book of the Dead Tony Williams Lifetime - The Collection |
Rush - 2112
Rush - Moving Pictures Rush - Grace Under Pressure Radiohead - Amnesiac Ween - God Ween Satan–25th Anniversary Edition :D |
ah... it's been too long fellas:
now: Elvis Costello and the Attractions "All this Useless Beauty" later: -the Royal Tenenbaums "OST" -New Order "Get Ready" -Guided by Voices "Alien Lanes" -Beck "Mutations" -Jenny Toomey "Antidote" -Beulah "The Coast is Never Clear" |
Originally posted by Oliver Clothesoff -the Royal Tenenbaums "OST" |
Originally posted by Yancey Have you seen the film as well? I was disappointed in the musical selections (although my jaw dropped when Emmet Rhodes came on), especially compared to Rushmore and Bottle Rocket. I don't know exactly what is on the soundtrack, so those impressions are based on the film. I don't like the two Nico tracks ("These Days" and "The Fairest of the Seasons") outside of the film. The Emitt Rhodes track is on there, as is the excellent Nick Drake "Fly". There's a strange Dylan track and the typical Clash, Ramones, VU, etc. Though, as with Rushmore, the lack of Rolling Stones is puzzling. I wonder if there's some rights issues or if it's all about the $$. Also missing, and disappointingly so, is the instrumental version of "Hey Jude" that opens the film. I was so hoping that it was going to be included on the CD. |
Berlioz~ The Damnation of Faust
Dungeon Family~ Even In Darkness Rage Against the Machine~ Self-titled Idlewild~ 100 Broken Windows Weezer~ Pinkerton (I think I listen to those last two every day) |
Originally posted by Oliver Clothesoff Saw the film twice. The soundtrack seems to focus on the melancholy side of the film. The Mothersbaugh instrumentals are really the highlight of the soundtrack and they stand out a lot more than in the film. He's really improved as a film score musician and the pieces are much more varied compared with Rushmore. I don't like the two Nico tracks ("These Days" and "The Fairest of the Seasons") outside of the film. The Emitt Rhodes track is on there, as is the excellent Nick Drake "Fly". There's a strange Dylan track and the typical Clash, Ramones, VU, etc. Though, as with Rushmore, the lack of Rolling Stones is puzzling. I wonder if there's some rights issues or if it's all about the $$. Also missing, and disappointingly so, is the instrumental version of "Hey Jude" that opens the film. I was so hoping that it was going to be included on the CD. As for the Stones, I'm not sure what the deal is since they obviously have few scruples about their songs being used in films. But I was really disappointed that "Ruby Tuesday" was used. I think that is an awful Stones song and too predictable. The only reason "Yesterday's Papers" made it was because it preceded "Ruby Tuesday" on Between the Buttons. |
Picked up the A Camp record yesterday because it was used and a friend of mine had been raving about it. I'm listening to it now and I am really, really, really impressed. Wow, this is good stuff. I'm really surprised by how much I like it. And I'm sure those of you who know my taste would be suprised too if you were familiar with what this sounds like.
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CDNow lists the A Camp album as a import release I thought a domestic edition had come out. Oh well, guess I am gonna add this to my Amazon wishlist.
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Kyuss ....And the Circus Leaves Town
Stoner rock by a band that I think later transformed into the Queens of the Stone Age. Produced by Chris Goss who heads the underrated Masters of Reality. |
Originally posted by Yancey Picked up the A Camp record yesterday because it was used and a friend of mine had been raving about it. I'm listening to it now and I am really, really, really impressed. Wow, this is good stuff. I'm really surprised by how much I like it. And I'm sure those of you who know my taste would be suprised too if you were familiar with what this sounds like. I was interested in checking this out and completely forgot about it. I'm a huge Cardigans fan believe it or not. |
Yes, you are correct Oliver this is Nina's new band.
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Originally posted by Oliver Clothesoff This is the solo project from the Cardigans' lead singer, correct? I was interested in checking this out and completely forgot about it. I'm a huge Cardigans fan believe it or not. |
today is Pink Floyd day for me:
Piper at the Gates of Dawn Obscured by Clouds A Saucerful of Secrets Atom Heart Mother Dark Side of the Moon Meddle Animals :) |
Social Distortion - Prisonbound
Mad Sin - Distorted Dimensions |
CD's du Jour:
De/Vision - Zehn Depeche Mode - Ultra Space - Spiders Garbage - 2.0 (only because I found it in my cd changer after thinking I had sold it back to Streetlight for the past couple of years :eek: I really need to pay more attention to these things). Gorillaz - Gorillaz Juliana Theory - Music From Another Room EP |
Originally posted by benedict Kyuss ....And the Circus Leaves Town Stoner rock by a band that I think later transformed into the Queens of the Stone Age. Produced by Chris Goss who heads the underrated Masters of Reality. |
Jay Farrar - Sebastopl
Calexico- The Black Light Rodney Crowell- The Houston Kid |
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