I have heard of Ry Cooder..

Im listening to Black Sabbath as I post
Laguna Sunrise offa BS IV.

A radio station called WNIA used to sign off with it..
I swear it was in the 60s..but the song hadnt come out by then..

Very un-Black Sabbathy

Mr Crowley - - -Ozzy

Cars -- Gary Numan

Tubular Bells Mike Oldfield

Rock It -- Herbie Hancock

Take Five - Dave Brubeck Drum soslo is too long & kinda annoying I usually skip it

Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson

White Town - I could never be your woman

Mission Impossible Lalo Schifirn

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Originally posted by Thersites:
I have heard of Ry Cooder..

Im listening to Black Sabbath as I post
Laguna Sunrise offa BS IV.

A radio station called WNIA used to sign off with it..
I swear it was in the 60s..but the song hadnt come out by then..

Very un-Black Sabbathy

Ry Cooder is still good.

Lost track of Black Sabbath before they starting to suck (when Ozzy left).

Was listening to more Bevis Frond earlier.

Now i moved on to some rockabilly.

She & Him "Vol. 3"

More subdued album than the other 2 vol. i like it better when Zooey gets loose & wild. Not much of that here.

You spin me right roumd baby right round.. by WHomever....Its a great song but just gives the vibes of being by a 1-hit wonder..


Julie London :
The look of love
Black Coffee
Hello Dolly
Blue moon.

Beautiful voice beautiful woman but she needs to punch it up a little ..LOL

Wish she had been born 15-20 years later...

Checking out samples from the new Tranklements album, "The Black Dog".

It's techno, pretty good stuff.

Burned a mix-cd tonite:



1 GRMLN -Do You Know How It Feels
2 Jay Arner -Midnight on South Granville
3 Pacific UV -American Lovers
4 Peals -Blue Elvis
5 Radiation City -Zombies
6 Rose Windows -Native Dreams
7 Saltland -ICA
8 Saturday Looks Good to Me -Invisible Friends
9 Solar Bears -Alpha People
10 Blank Tapes -Coast to Coast
11 Hanni El Khatib -You Rascal You

Mikal Cronin's "MCII" album.

Its rock, garage rock. Lotta fuzzy guitars.

David Bowie's "Quicksand" from the Hunky Dory album.

Four Tet "Rounders"

i had this on a tape which went bad. They reissued it on cd with a bonus live disc at a cheap price. No brainer i picked up a copy. Its electronic music for them that don't know.

David Bowie's "Scarey Monsters" album.

On a Bowie & Bjork kick.

what a wild album! "Skeletal Essences Of Afro Funk – 1969 to 1980" by Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Cotonou.

Oh man dig dem Afro rhythms!

get up & get de funky, man!

Lending an ear to samples from the So So Glos "Blowout" album.

Punk-pop album that got good reviews & i was thinking about downloading (only available this way). But the more i hear it the more i think meh.

On the cd player now is Anais Mitchell's "Young Man in America" album. Great songwriter, though her vocals aren't as strong as they should be given the material she writes. Still a very good album.

Love "Black Beauty"

Vinyl only. This is the "lost" album from Arthur Lee & Love. Recently reissued on 180 mg vinyl. Sounds great.

Change of pace: listening to Terry Allen's honky-tonk "Lubbock (on everything)" album from '78.

"Pensacola" by Deerhunter from the Monomania album.

Pretty good album, a few duds but mostly good cd.

Golden oldie disc: Moody Blues "Days of Future Past".

you know, "Nights in White Satin", "Tuesday Afternoon"

A vinyl album that papa xc bought over 50 yrs ago: Ray Charles Hallelujah i Love Her So

Sing it, brother Ray!

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Originally posted by xenacrazed:
A vinyl album that papa xc bought over 50 yrs ago: Ray Charles Hallelujah i Love Her So

Sing it, brother Ray!

Played pretty well except for one minor skip on side 2. Gonna keep this album.

"Strange Beast" by Lower Plenty from Hard Rubbish.

Psych-folk from Down Under.

"Night Time Made Us" by the Pastels.

Sounds like their best album so far.

"How Long In Time" by the Source Family.