2015 Musical Recordings

i'd probably just prefer to listen to this, tbh:

I think I underestimated this Bjork album.

new zs record is fantastic.

Nick wrote:I think I underestimated this Bjork album.

Revisited this album this morning fueled by the new one coming out and the above post. This album and really the whole Bjork catalogue up until Vespertine was the soundtrack to all of my early drug experiences. The group of ravers that I was hanging out with at the time were obsessed with bjork and always had some album on. Hearing Her way of singing when you're rolling is an experience to be had though. Probably similar to seeing God in multi colored puke at a pink Floyd show in the early 70s, I bet.

I don't understand the "seeing God in multi colored puke" reference.

It's a lesser known story of Michael Gira's from when he was a teen at a Pink Floyd concert. Can't remember where I first read it.

I did not recognize "seeing God in multi colored puke at a pink Floyd show in the early 70s" as a reference to anything in particular but had no trouble understanding completely.

That new Kendrick song's pretty fucking intense, huh?

you seen this, Ned?





http://riotseason.bigcartel.com/product/bad-guys-bad-guynaecology-vinyl-lp

Currently elbow-deep in the Khotin and Levon Vincent LPs. Good stuff both.

I need paves to confirm how many times he has played I Love You, Honeybear this month.

Bruegel wrote:i'd probably just prefer to listen to this, tbh:

I used to have the best mixtape of this kind of stuff. There was one track that had a bunch of Burroughs samples that I used to love. No idea what happened to it though.

phixed wrote:

I probably won't ever get to have that much fun listening to music and it depresses me to think about.

yeah. as the signs behind him say, he has no time for idlers.

Nick wrote:I need paves to confirm how many times he has played I Love You, Honeybear this month.

Zero.

However, I have recently read multiple Pitchfork features about this guy for some reason.

I don't know what the deal is but I really enjoy the last 3-4 songs in Father John Misty's album. I probably haven't explored new music in 2015 at an aggressive enough pace, the songs might actually be good or I'm settling in my mid-30s in a place where this is music targeted for me.

http://www.wbez.org/blogs/jim-derogatis/2015-02/lupe-fiasco-gives-us-another-winner-bjork-slightly-less-so-father-john

I feel better after reading that Dero review.

Bruegel wrote:you seen this, Ned?





http://riotseason.bigcartel.com/product/bad-guys-bad-guynaecology-vinyl-lp

Nice!
Really dig these guys.  And that album cover is great. It looks the way I want my music to sound. Except for the times when I want my music to sound like the Moodymann cover.

Looks more than a bit like grunge god Joe Preston.

Nick wrote:This Viet Cong album is Ok. There is a good chance I'll revisit this a bunch in 2015.

Yeah I gave this album a shot the other day and I gotta say i'm a fan of this band.

Any of you guys that like Bowies late 70's proto-goth period or stuff like throbbing gristle, joy division, or bauhaus should give a listen.

of course I feel obligated to post this:


Sort of reminds me of Puppet Head in a way.

That Kanye West performance of "All Day" at The Brits.

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