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Music Shit / Re: Best Songs About Death/Dying/Being DEAD
« on: September 11, 2013, 10:53:22 PM »
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Music Shit / Best Songs About Death/Dying/Being DEAD
« on: September 11, 2013, 10:51:20 PM »
More along the lines of existential dread and horror than Brainbombs 'I'sa fuck your insides' type tunes. Some examples off the top of my head:
Night Kings - Death
Royal Flairs - Suicide
Jan & Dean/Electric Eels - Dead Man's Curve
BOC - Don't Fear The Reaper
Necessary Evils - Alone & Dead
The Cramps - Surfin' Dead
Mystic Tide/Cheater Slicks - Mystery Ship
Pagans - When I Die
Knockin On Heaven's Door
Forever Changes
A lot of blues songs
Night Kings - Death
Royal Flairs - Suicide
Jan & Dean/Electric Eels - Dead Man's Curve
BOC - Don't Fear The Reaper
Necessary Evils - Alone & Dead
The Cramps - Surfin' Dead
Mystic Tide/Cheater Slicks - Mystery Ship
Pagans - When I Die
Knockin On Heaven's Door
Forever Changes
A lot of blues songs
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Breaking Bad
« on: September 11, 2013, 09:44:08 PM »Saul is gonna be fine...they already announced a spin-off series for him
Confirmed!
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/12/business/media/breaking-bad-spinoff-better-call-saul-is-picked-up-by-amc.html?_r=0
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Music Shit / 27 Minutes With Mr Noisy - Bruce Russell doco
« on: September 02, 2013, 07:45:44 PM »
http://vimeo.com/73436706
Made by his daughter (I'm guessing) for a school project. I remember hearing a radio interview with Russell called the 'Formative Five' where he talked about five songs that informed his music. Can't find the show online, but here are the songs he listed to the best of my memory:
Tav Falco's Panther Burns - Snake Drive
Neil Young - Cowgirl In The Sand
Brian Eno - Baby's On Fire (off June 1, 1974)
The Fall - Spectre Vs Rector
Cabaret Voltaire - one song from an early Rough Trade single, I forget which one.
Made by his daughter (I'm guessing) for a school project. I remember hearing a radio interview with Russell called the 'Formative Five' where he talked about five songs that informed his music. Can't find the show online, but here are the songs he listed to the best of my memory:
Tav Falco's Panther Burns - Snake Drive
Neil Young - Cowgirl In The Sand
Brian Eno - Baby's On Fire (off June 1, 1974)
The Fall - Spectre Vs Rector
Cabaret Voltaire - one song from an early Rough Trade single, I forget which one.
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Music Shit / Re: anticipated releases
« on: July 25, 2013, 03:00:44 PM »
Watery Love lp (when is this due?)
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New Releases For Sale/Distro Updates / BASSHOLES - Boogieman Stew
« on: May 24, 2013, 06:40:49 PM »
I'm just going to copy and paste the email from the CDR mailing list:
We are proud as can be to present to the world...the newest LP from the Bassholes - Boogieman Stew
A lot of bands mellow with age. It's so prevalent among punk bands, that it's become pretty much a joke. Nervous initiates, the world over, when trying to appear cool or in-the-know, have fallen back on this "rule" for at least a couple decades now. The claim, "Eh, I like their early stuff" has wafted through the air of a million shitty parties, insoluble in a cloud of beer stink, in a hundred different languages. I digress. Point is, in the case of the bassholes, this is patently fucking false. The Bassholes, eschewing the trope above, seem to change with the world at large, getting stranger and meaner, as the environment dictates. A two-headed monster, evolving in the fallout, into a mutant beast screeching and echoing the cacophony of western life in the year after the world was supposed to end. It's been 13 years since their debut and the bassholes are definitely weirder and more dangerous than ever (their music's pretty strange, too - har, har, har). Greener pastures of the post-Bush years are revealed to be just more scorched earth, and our two-headed monster gets ready to trudge thru the radioactive swamps of the tomorrow. Better wear some boots...
All orders ship Monday May 6th 2013
edition of 500, all black vinyl
order page here...
http://www.columbusdiscountrecords.com/
a selection from the record here...
http://www.columbusdiscountrecords.com/rubber-boots.mp3
Another description from Soundcloud:
Columbus Discount Records has a new Bassholes record (Boogieman Stew) coming out on April 23rd. It is the core group of Don Howland and Bim Thomas, but there are rock luminaries guesting on the record including Ellen Hoover, of the Gibson Bros, Damon Stryviant of Puffy Aerolas, Tom and Dave Shannon of the Cheater Slicks. As is typical with us these days, all analog, all handmade everything, done at CDR and Musicol over 3 or 4 years.
...so which distros are holding? CDR doesn't ship outside the U.S. I need this.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Extreme Wealth Fetish
« on: February 07, 2013, 02:25:40 PM »
I think the orgy (or 'shunting') scene in Society would be something closer to the truth.
http://funnygirlholly.blogspot.com.au/2010/08/society-shunting-scene.html
http://funnygirlholly.blogspot.com.au/2010/08/society-shunting-scene.html
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Music Shit / Re: Happy Birthday Ennio Morricone!
« on: November 10, 2012, 01:01:13 AM »
Looking pretty good for an 84 year old!
Any Morricone recommendations besides the ones already mentioned? I listened to Crime And Dissonance today after reading about it on Z Gun #2. Interested in more soundtracks of that ilk.
Any Morricone recommendations besides the ones already mentioned? I listened to Crime And Dissonance today after reading about it on Z Gun #2. Interested in more soundtracks of that ilk.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Louie
« on: November 01, 2012, 04:40:50 PM »Glad I read about this.
What a great show. I wasn't able to read this whole thread but what else has this guy done?
Thanks!
POOTIE TANG is a great place to start.
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Music Shit / Re: If you had to recommend only ONE punk record...
« on: June 09, 2012, 07:33:16 AM »
The Shitlickers?
