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Music Shit / Re: What Are You Listening To And What Do You Have To Say About it? PART VI
« on: February 18, 2019, 04:40:11 PM »your daughter is wack
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Music Shit / Re: What Are You Listening To And What Do You Have To Say About it? PART VI
« on: February 18, 2019, 08:18:22 AM »Other than that, today I'm listening to Madonna, Taylor Swift and U.S Girls.
On that tip (kinda), I've been listening to these albums a ton (along with US Girls latest). My daughter is getting into pop music, so I've been kinda following her down that rabbit hole while trying to suggest things that I can stand to hear or at least don't find offensive.
Grimes - Visions
Sophie - Product
M.I.A. - Arular
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Music Shit / Re: What Are You Listening To And What Do You Have To Say About it? PART VI
« on: February 17, 2019, 09:47:33 AM »
10-96 - "Warning: This Band Is... / Secret (History Of) Comp." cassette
Legendary mixtape that I believe was sold on their '89 tour, it collects recordings that date back to '83. Pretty shit-fi sound quality, but it's got songs that are not available elsewhere, some of which are pretty cool, some versions of their well known songs (some of which have multiple vinyl release already) are played a bit differently (generally a little sloppier and a tad slower than their better known versions). Glad to own it, and I want to share it with friends, but I don't know that it will get as much listens as the rest of their discography does at my house.
Charlambolage - Charlambolage LP
All lady post-punk band from Berlin featuring a member of Ton Steine Scherben. Rumor has it that the band was put together by women that were involved in the Scherben collective, which if you're unfamiliar was half Dial House/half MC5 (though instead of the White Panther Party there were RAF connections.) It's a great, weird and rare record self-released by the Scherben collective. Maybe not to everyone's taste, but I was happy to finally find a copy in trade after having been on the lookout for a decade. Still looking for copies of the first two Ton Steine Scherben records as well, though their second album is higher on my want list.
Luna - Nestvarne Stvari LP
Another long term want that I was finally able to score after flipping what is undoubtably the rarest record I've ever owned and maybe will ever own. When it comes to coldwave/goth/whatever, it doesn't really get much better than this album which rates up against or better than any of the best work of Siouxie or Xmal Deutschland or anything that came out of the LA death rock scene. Very highly deserving of a reissue.
Dobri Isak - Mi Plačemo Iza Tamnih Naočara LP
Everything I used to describe the above record also applies to this reissue of the band's sole demo. The recording on this one is a lot more raw than the above, which is neither here nor there for me, but may appeal more to some listeners or be more of a turn-off for others.
Legendary mixtape that I believe was sold on their '89 tour, it collects recordings that date back to '83. Pretty shit-fi sound quality, but it's got songs that are not available elsewhere, some of which are pretty cool, some versions of their well known songs (some of which have multiple vinyl release already) are played a bit differently (generally a little sloppier and a tad slower than their better known versions). Glad to own it, and I want to share it with friends, but I don't know that it will get as much listens as the rest of their discography does at my house.
Charlambolage - Charlambolage LP
All lady post-punk band from Berlin featuring a member of Ton Steine Scherben. Rumor has it that the band was put together by women that were involved in the Scherben collective, which if you're unfamiliar was half Dial House/half MC5 (though instead of the White Panther Party there were RAF connections.) It's a great, weird and rare record self-released by the Scherben collective. Maybe not to everyone's taste, but I was happy to finally find a copy in trade after having been on the lookout for a decade. Still looking for copies of the first two Ton Steine Scherben records as well, though their second album is higher on my want list.
Luna - Nestvarne Stvari LP
Another long term want that I was finally able to score after flipping what is undoubtably the rarest record I've ever owned and maybe will ever own. When it comes to coldwave/goth/whatever, it doesn't really get much better than this album which rates up against or better than any of the best work of Siouxie or Xmal Deutschland or anything that came out of the LA death rock scene. Very highly deserving of a reissue.
Dobri Isak - Mi Plačemo Iza Tamnih Naočara LP
Everything I used to describe the above record also applies to this reissue of the band's sole demo. The recording on this one is a lot more raw than the above, which is neither here nor there for me, but may appeal more to some listeners or be more of a turn-off for others.
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Music Shit / Re: Loose on WCRS fm (Columbus)
« on: February 08, 2019, 03:10:49 PM »
Easter Monkeys - Take Another Pill - Splendor of Sorrow LP
Babylon Dance Band - My Friend Roger - V/A New Accounts 7"
Babylon Dance Band - Remains of the Beat - When I'm Home 7"
Skafish - Disgracing The Family Name - Skafish LP
Dead Fingers Talk - Electric City - Dead Fingers Talk LP
Pankrti - Gospodar - Namesto Tebe 2x7"
OK Band - Nemů?u Ps?t Texty - Nemů?u Ps?t Texty 7"
O!Kult - Za Ljudi - V/A - 84 LP
Bacily a Bambini Di Praga - Zeď - Zeď 7"
Children's Crusade - Lurker on the Threshold - V/A - They Pelted Us With Rocks and Garbage LP
Kamikaze Refrigerators - Bad Sleep - Kamikaze Refrigerators LP
V3 - Party at 15th and Summit - Live At Bernies LP
Jack Brewer Band - If Tears Subside - Harsh World LP
Tanks - My Town - V/A Eastern Front LP
Bohemia - How Could You Advertise - Deviations LP
Brygada Kryzys ? Centrala - Centrala 7"
Klaus Mittfoch - O Głowie - Klaus Mittfoch LP
Radnička Kontrola - Dosada - V/A - Artistička Radna Akcija - Beograd '81
Madame - Krawat Powieszony W Łaźni - Dzień Narodzin 7"
Suicide Commandos - I Need A Torch - Make A Record LP
Paraf - Javna Kupatila - Izleti LP
Fine Art - My Brain Hurts - Fine Art LP
Tilt - O Jaki Dziwny, Dziwny, Dziwny - Runął Już Ostatni Mur... 7"
La Strada - ?elje - V/A - Ventilator 202 Demo Top 10 Vol 3 LP
Jacek Skubikowski ? Wyspa Dzikich ? Wyspa Dzikich LP
Звуки Му - Zima (Winter) (Moscow Beat Mix) - Zima (Winter) 12"
Zdenka Kovačiček - Elektra (Waffles Rework) - Waffles 006 12"
Boris Grebenshikov - That Voice Again - Radio Silence LP
Братья По Разуму - Скреч Рэп - The Very Soviet Cut-Outs 12"
Хэй Джуд Структура - Девушка На Прогулке (Schmoltz edit) - Bahnsteig 23 12"
Babylon Dance Band - My Friend Roger - V/A New Accounts 7"
Babylon Dance Band - Remains of the Beat - When I'm Home 7"
Skafish - Disgracing The Family Name - Skafish LP
Dead Fingers Talk - Electric City - Dead Fingers Talk LP
Pankrti - Gospodar - Namesto Tebe 2x7"
OK Band - Nemů?u Ps?t Texty - Nemů?u Ps?t Texty 7"
O!Kult - Za Ljudi - V/A - 84 LP
Bacily a Bambini Di Praga - Zeď - Zeď 7"
Children's Crusade - Lurker on the Threshold - V/A - They Pelted Us With Rocks and Garbage LP
Kamikaze Refrigerators - Bad Sleep - Kamikaze Refrigerators LP
V3 - Party at 15th and Summit - Live At Bernies LP
Jack Brewer Band - If Tears Subside - Harsh World LP
Tanks - My Town - V/A Eastern Front LP
Bohemia - How Could You Advertise - Deviations LP
Brygada Kryzys ? Centrala - Centrala 7"
Klaus Mittfoch - O Głowie - Klaus Mittfoch LP
Radnička Kontrola - Dosada - V/A - Artistička Radna Akcija - Beograd '81
Madame - Krawat Powieszony W Łaźni - Dzień Narodzin 7"
Suicide Commandos - I Need A Torch - Make A Record LP
Paraf - Javna Kupatila - Izleti LP
Fine Art - My Brain Hurts - Fine Art LP
Tilt - O Jaki Dziwny, Dziwny, Dziwny - Runął Już Ostatni Mur... 7"
La Strada - ?elje - V/A - Ventilator 202 Demo Top 10 Vol 3 LP
Jacek Skubikowski ? Wyspa Dzikich ? Wyspa Dzikich LP
Звуки Му - Zima (Winter) (Moscow Beat Mix) - Zima (Winter) 12"
Zdenka Kovačiček - Elektra (Waffles Rework) - Waffles 006 12"
Boris Grebenshikov - That Voice Again - Radio Silence LP
Братья По Разуму - Скреч Рэп - The Very Soviet Cut-Outs 12"
Хэй Джуд Структура - Девушка На Прогулке (Schmoltz edit) - Bahnsteig 23 12"
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Non-Music Shit / Discogs bastards!
« on: February 01, 2019, 01:40:25 PM »
I just sold an expensive record to someone in Germany. I was kind of worried about selling something this high value, especially to someone overseas, as it seems like a lot of risk given what I've heard about paypal's policies towards sellers. I sent the record the day the dude ordered, and he asked for it to be insured, which, no shit, I would not have sent something that expensive overseas to someone I don't know personally without insuring it. I understand this sucks for the foreign buyer as they will get hit with customs, but that's really got nothing to do with me. Sure enough, I've gotten a message from the buyer complaining that the record is stuck in customs and wants to know what I declared as the value and let me know that they charge %20 customs on the value, with a frowny ascii face included.
Given that they asked for it to be insured, and that I insured it, would you even bother responding to this person? Seems like there is no real win for me there and that responding with reason and logic could offend the person, which is something I want to avoid given the dollar amount on the line.
Given that they asked for it to be insured, and that I insured it, would you even bother responding to this person? Seems like there is no real win for me there and that responding with reason and logic could offend the person, which is something I want to avoid given the dollar amount on the line.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Short rockers
« on: January 30, 2019, 09:00:29 AM »
according to google, Rollins is 5?9? but Danzig is 5?3?, which is a whole inch shorter than Dio.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Short rockers
« on: January 30, 2019, 08:58:31 AM »
No mention of Ronnie James Dio in the initial post? Fail.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Movies I've been watching
« on: January 29, 2019, 06:15:16 PM »
GG Allin: All In The Family (Showtime)
I expected some entertainment value from this, but not much else. My expectations; however; were pretty greatly exceeded. I thought this was an incredibly well done documentary and it really helps provide some insight into GG and his life and work. I don't think anyone who would want to watch this would learn anything particularly new, but when some of the information is presented by his mother, for example, instead of out of his own mouth, it provides a very different context, and a humanizing experience... Not gonna lie, the movie made me tear up a little.
I expected some entertainment value from this, but not much else. My expectations; however; were pretty greatly exceeded. I thought this was an incredibly well done documentary and it really helps provide some insight into GG and his life and work. I don't think anyone who would want to watch this would learn anything particularly new, but when some of the information is presented by his mother, for example, instead of out of his own mouth, it provides a very different context, and a humanizing experience... Not gonna lie, the movie made me tear up a little.
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Music Shit / Re: Loose on WCRS fm (Columbus)
« on: January 25, 2019, 06:47:22 AM »
Tracklist from last night:
Holy Spirit School - Everybody?s Talkin? (1971)
The Dantes - Can?t Get Enough Of Your Love (1966)
The Last Times - I Need Your Love (1966)
Leonard Bowers Wagner - Mr. Trixter (1978)
Owen B - Zig Zag Man (1970)
Canyon - Top Of The World (1975)
Country Judo Jim - When A Martian Woman Loves An Earth Man (??)
Rainbow Canyon CB - Corvette Cowboy (1966)
Ed Ott - Look At That Love (1978)
Charlie Bleak - Let Me In (1976)
Mike Collins - Long Time (1979)
Harvey Gold - Armadillo (1978)
Stuffy - Parachute Man (1976)
Pure Jam - Fly Away (1974)
Human Switchboard - I Can Walk Alone (1980)
Peter Laughner - Baby?s On Fire (1992)
Wicked Lester - Woman You?re Gonna Pay For This (1981)
True Believers - Accept It (1980)
The Jetboys - I Don?t Want To (1981)
The Cowboys - Teenage Life (1975)
Raven - Raven Mad Jam (1975)
The Godz - He?s A Fool (1978)
The Beachcomber Trio - Quiet Village
Holy Spirit School - Everybody?s Talkin? (1971)
The Dantes - Can?t Get Enough Of Your Love (1966)
The Last Times - I Need Your Love (1966)
Leonard Bowers Wagner - Mr. Trixter (1978)
Owen B - Zig Zag Man (1970)
Canyon - Top Of The World (1975)
Country Judo Jim - When A Martian Woman Loves An Earth Man (??)
Rainbow Canyon CB - Corvette Cowboy (1966)
Ed Ott - Look At That Love (1978)
Charlie Bleak - Let Me In (1976)
Mike Collins - Long Time (1979)
Harvey Gold - Armadillo (1978)
Stuffy - Parachute Man (1976)
Pure Jam - Fly Away (1974)
Human Switchboard - I Can Walk Alone (1980)
Peter Laughner - Baby?s On Fire (1992)
Wicked Lester - Woman You?re Gonna Pay For This (1981)
True Believers - Accept It (1980)
The Jetboys - I Don?t Want To (1981)
The Cowboys - Teenage Life (1975)
Raven - Raven Mad Jam (1975)
The Godz - He?s A Fool (1978)
The Beachcomber Trio - Quiet Village
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Music Shit / Re: Loose on WCRS fm (Columbus)
« on: January 24, 2019, 08:27:34 PM »
Tonight my guest is DJ Max Caldwell of Primitive Pleasures and he's doing a set of all lesser known private private press and outsider rock from Ohio.
He put photos of the record covers from his set up on his instagram here:
https://www.instagram.com/primitivepleasures/
This episode is available in the archive here:
http://wcrsfm.org/content/loose-episode-6-12419-guest-dj-max-caldwell-primitive-pleasures
He put photos of the record covers from his set up on his instagram here:
https://www.instagram.com/primitivepleasures/
This episode is available in the archive here:
http://wcrsfm.org/content/loose-episode-6-12419-guest-dj-max-caldwell-primitive-pleasures
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Regional punk books/documentaries
« on: January 19, 2019, 11:17:28 AM »
Wanted to also mention The Complete Capitol Punishment: 1980-1984 book. It's got all the issues of this Lincoln fanzine that covered a lot of the same music as zines like The Offense (i.e. UK-centric), but it's a little more amateurish in it's layout, but it's also a lot more anarchic and anti-authoritarian, which I dig. It's also got contemporary coverage of Termbo-centric stuff like The Better Beatles.
Still interested in learning about any other books like this that colle4ct regional punk/new wave zines from back in the day.
I'd really love to see a book or online collection of Coolest Retard (Chicago), and Sick Teen (Green Bay).
Still interested in learning about any other books like this that colle4ct regional punk/new wave zines from back in the day.
I'd really love to see a book or online collection of Coolest Retard (Chicago), and Sick Teen (Green Bay).
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Music Shit / Re: What Are You Listening To And What Do You Have To Say About it? PART VI
« on: January 17, 2019, 09:52:47 AM »Yup, Chronophage LP is fuckin' GREAT. Comes across well live too.
Yeah, digging this one for sure. Haven't been buying much contemporary music for a while, but might have to go out of my way for this one.
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Music Shit / Re: Maximum Rocknroll: DEAD?
« on: January 14, 2019, 03:28:03 PM »It is collectively run, so why not find a collection of people who want to keep it going?
Easier said than done (I mean, I?m sure everyone would rather have it in print, ideally.) Bay Area housing market also undoubtably doesn?t help the situation. An extra dollar an issue? I dunno bout where you are but a lot of young punks around here thought five bucks was too much to pay for a touring band at least as of a few years back.
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Music Shit / Re: Maximum Rocknroll: DEAD?
« on: January 14, 2019, 09:05:14 AM »
Super depressing development, rendered even more so thanks to the aforementioned April Fools prank. Whatever your feelings on the content, it?s an institution and these developments illustrate the potential impermenance of the whole thing. What plans are in place to ensure the long term integrity of the record collection, for example?
Don?t get me wrong, I get it, it?s volunteer run, this was obviously a collective decision. It?s still something I find very disheartening.
Don?t get me wrong, I get it, it?s volunteer run, this was obviously a collective decision. It?s still something I find very disheartening.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Regional punk books/documentaries
« on: January 11, 2019, 08:23:59 AM »Thanks for the tip on "whisper and SHOUT". I watched it last night. It was awesome.
Guessing the filmmakers had seen "Another State of Mind" and the girls sunbathing were an homage to the goth chick that's a "really well sculpted woman" or whatever the hell she says.
I think it?s because naturalism is important part of the culture of East Germany.
