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captainfudgies
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Sonic Youth - A Radio Session from the "murray street" era
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JonnyCondom
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My father snoring and some bad antiques program.
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DrNick
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I've been listening to Eddie Cochran. It's phenomenal, those 50s rock'n'roll stars really knew what they were doing.
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Will Oldham
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I love Eddie Cochran! - so under rated but done some of the best rock and roll songs ie 'Something else', 'weekend', 'cut across shorty'.......
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DrNick
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'Setting Sun' by Turner Cody (not of course to be confused with the Chemical Brothers track of the same name). It's a really beautiful song, but there's something indefinably disturbing about it as well.
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-cas-
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The Hold Steady - How a resurrection really feels.
and some vintage Girls vs Boys because I'm seeing them in Paris next month! I haven't seen them live since 2002 or 2003 when they opened for Interpol...
| JonnyCondom wrote: | | My father snoring and some bad antiques program. |
HA HA. I feel your pain. Over Christmas, I was at my grandparents' and my grandfather watched some Antique Roadshow with some Welsh kids I think. He's almost deaf so he puts the telly on REALLY LOUD and there wasn't a room in the house where I couldn't hear it... I would've gone out to escape it but it was late & freezing. Besides, there's not much to do in Torquay (devon) at night during the christmas break... |
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Will Oldham
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moe
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herman düne and the wave pictures-dust of your heart
maybe the best song i ever heard
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-cas-
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Dramarama - Anything, Anything (I'll Give You) <--this is ancient!
Someone I like did a live cover of that song & I wanted to hear the original.
I think I like the cover better! |
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fabalbert
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| moe wrote: | herman düne and the wave pictures-dust of your heart
maybe the best song i ever heard |
I've been listening to that so much recently!
Yo La Tengo- Mr Tough |
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Kieron
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| Woodie Guthrie - don't which album it is, or song titles. It's well good though! |
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jack fe
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| moe wrote: | herman düne and the wave pictures-dust of your heart
maybe the best song i ever heard |
Yeah, I know what you mean. Soooo amazing.
I'm doing that for my AS Level recording. 
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hamlet
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| A minute ago I heard a gory song called Knoxville Girl on the radio about killing a girl and going to jail for it. It was Will Oldham. Bonnie Prince Billy strikes again. |
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DrNick
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| Kieron wrote: | | Woodie Guthrie - don't which album it is, or song titles. It's well good though! |
I love Woody Guthrie, for the music and the politics - and writing 'this machine kills fascists' on his guitar is about the coolest thing anyone has ever done.
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