what are y'all listening to?

moonbop OTM, especially if you're into spiritual hat jazz. Rhythmatism is also good but start with Nova: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpBUbWCq5Fc

Reid and Hebden recorded a couple of albums before Reid died last year, though I only know the Steve Reid Ensemble album that Soul Jazz put out, which is also pretty good.

funky u bet

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-6BjzIKaysmM/TaHpzZk0LiI/AAAAAAAAAYU/oZUzkFMN2fw/s1600/Lonnie%2BSmith%2B-%2BMama%2BWailer.jpg

http://991.com/newGallery/Armageddon-Armageddon-445954.jpg

bobby f'in caldwell!

ohh, just added to youtube today, apparently: dreamy eye candyish HD videos for the entire most recent bon iver album (which i also have been listening to a fair bit)

http://www.youtube.com/MusicTuesday#p/c/E3CD9195B24C7485

downloading now for later perusal, but i could see this getting repeated plays round these parts.

RUDIMENTARY PENI
[...]
Halo of Flies
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Steve Reid

LOVE YOU SANDBOX GUYS!

Anyway today:
Four Levels of Existence - s/t
Hawkwind - In Search of Space
Jacks - Vacant World
Mainliner - Mellow Out

D.R.I.
Chuck Berry
Chapterhouse

That Armagddon record is pretty cool! I picked up a copy for like $2 in an antique mall outside of Saugatuck, MI a few years ago. One of my favorite finds.

Anyway, I'm catching up on some way old Beats in Space podcasts. Listening to the James Murphy one from earlier this summer.

been listening to a slightly horrible vinyl rip of this comp
http://www.vinyl-record.co.uk/Pictures/E/ElectricMuse.jpg
goes nicely with electric eden

Primordial Undermind, You and Me and the Continuum
the Cosmic Dead album

It's a cold, clear day so it is perfect weather for The Good Earth by The Feelies.

Finally hearing the new Kate Bush, but I'm thinking the title track should be "50 Adjectives for Snow", amirite?

Sandy Denny's album "Sandy" is perfect. Tyler, I'd love to hear what stuff you got really into as a result of Electric Eden once you're done.
2011-wise: BNJMN's "Black Square" is really good.

I keep returning to Condensate by The Original 7ven (tafka The Time). The first impression was mixed but it gets better with each listen. Really like the last five tracks, which is good because the middle of the record is rough.

Picked up these records at an antique store in Hanover,PA!
http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/958/leftbankecopy.jpg
http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/7365/strawbs.jpg
50 Words For Snow hasn't left my stereo in my jeep, but I always skip the title song.

The onset of winter is Shirley Collins season in my house.

as a result of electric eden, i've been digging into mr. fox, the watersons, ewan macoll, vaughan williams, cob! off the top of my head. also some heavy revisiting of steeleye span. there's a pretty great spotify playlist for the book here: http://open.spotify.com/user/seamusr/playlist/3FOZ1HH7EJ4F5TXmffpWIJ

that book takes like 100 years to read, doesn't it? i'm still not done, but i made it to the 80s

I gave up tbh.
Been doing that a lot with books lately :/

yeah, it does take a while, i've just been reading it before bed. but i really love it, don't want it to end! maybe i will once i hit the 80s. i'm on glastonbury right now, which is more fun than i thought it would be. really need to see this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JsMWXi5K68

I really enjoyed the early chapters more anyway because it was stuff I didn't already know and I have enjoyed Bax and Vaughan Williams a lot since then.

Which reminds me, if any of you like the louder side of Current 93 you should check out Anatomy of Habit. I have enjoyed their s/t quite a bit this year.

is that a new band?

It's a bunch of people from other bands, the recording was done by dude from atlas moth
http://anatomyofhabit.bandcamp.com/album/anatomy-of-habit

ooh and i just saw that they're playing in town this week! i think i'll go.

I am finding I get allot of new delights from people's spotify accounts as I peruse them - to my delight.
ie Gang Gang Dance

i don't know any of those names in the band but ienjoyed the atlas moth album quite a bit. thanks for the tip! xp

mark solotroff's voice rules -- he does mopey baritone and screaming equally well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5jLjGALWdA

listening to Curve, aka one of the greatest bands to ever record

I could listen to "Coast Is Clear" on repeat for hours

so far today michael jackson and also wayne shorter

I could also listen to "Clipped" on repeat for hours

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4IFsz--sbQ

okay I'm bored with that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xZ4_e2eCFs

listening to this now http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Wooden_Shjips/Live_at_WFMU_on_Brian_Turners_Show_on_November_29_2011

liking the new atlas sound

what was the ilx consensus on the new kate bush?

i been doing piles of new music that I just ripped from my pop's pile o vinyl and been particularly enthralled with reembracing Pablo Moses.
dude was so fly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx_FQz57Kaw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h2kDNjfyK8

what was the ilx consensus on the new kate bush?

Very positive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxWoYIUtkxw

i have this thing where my dumb ipod mixes up wayne shorter's juju with siouxsie & the banshees' juju so that

Right now I'm really loving the new Ford & Lopatin single with Shannon Funchess from Light Asylum. Front 242 and Grace Jones, two pastiches that are surprisingly great together.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1HE0j9LiFA

Lindstrom!

link wray's 1971 s/t LP is great - country funk gospel blues rock. best space cowboy jam I've heard in awhile

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_FvFnRX_Gqu0/TJ4XQBfUVVI/AAAAAAAAA3U/GqNyL-wJVu4/s1600/LinKWray1971BackSleeve.jpeg

was frustrated when ilx was down because it limited my opportunities for constant, topical NJ adoration threadbumps:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS2g73CzaJs

this went round and around & seems like such a crucial new zone for her to work in

everything by Tiger & Woods / Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto

Katy B
Walls
Pablo Honey
Rustie
Araabmuzik
Labradford

Deli Lama, you should also look for The Link Wray Rumble , from the mid-70s, on Epic I think. Never released on CD, last I checked. He assimilates Duane Allman, Van Morrison, Sly Stone, the Who, Tony Joe White etc into his very own thang indeed. Soulful and songful (and guitaristic) as hell.

Be What You Want To is pretty kickass, too. Features Jerry Garcia on pedal steel.

It's more uneven than these other albums, but yeah, "Arizona" with Garcia's levitating steel is def a keeper. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" too. Here's the cover of the LP I was talkin bout, if it doesn't work, check rateyourmusic.com for the attempted image:
http://static.rateyourmusic.com/album_images/s25167.jpg

I'll shut up about this, but since similar titles come up in searches, here's the exacto LP:
http://www.discogs.com/Link-Wray-The-Link-Wray-Rumble/master/169620

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqswQcJ-wvE

Going well with morning waffles: Mundo Livre S/A, Novas Lendas da Etnia Toshi Babaa. Manguebeat but so much more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK3hQdBhfDo

Total comfort music

Shirley Collins and the Albion Country Band, No Roses (LP, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, so comforting)

and Orchestral Manoeuveuroeors in the Dark (actually just "Fascist Groove Thang" over and over)

that's heaven 17, right? or did OMD cover it?

oh crap you're right my bad

Terry Reid - Superlungs whoa yes this awesome.