what are y'all listening to?

Bon Iver. :(

come on, snap out of it!

i am listening to richard myhill and i feel like i am in a perfume commercial or a lifetime movie

here is "gimme the money" (aka "the heaviest of metal")

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

his music has also been used in cheetos commercials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-6uX--o3xQ

I just thought I'd find out what this Bon Iver guy was about and why he was so bad and hated or so great and loved. I have moved on now.

what did you find

I don't have much to say about it except I don't like it, but I do wonder if there is something I'm missing. And again, I'm struck by the sense that this music is sort of aimed at my demographic, but it sure doesn't hit home with me.

I mean, speaking of stock sounds and library music, I maintain that Bon Iver sounds like the theme to the Hogan Family, just a pastiche of signifiers that I am not interested in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UumiZKltAPQ

I am very preemptively sorry to have cursed anyone who clicks on that video and listens to even 4 seconds of the song.

Television is gross.

that theme song is revolting

No hipster house thread on sandbox, so I'll post here...today I've mostly been listening to the new Sapphire Slows on NNF

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md7_PVqJ61k

It's nice and murky!

I am listening to a lot of old Judas Priest at the moment

listening to the rest of the Obake album. I like it.

genuine lol at your sn

<3 thanks

kate bush - 50 words for snow

this morning on the bus I listened to
cannonball adderley - takes charge
bruce springsteen - the promise

Suicide's second album

Karl Blake - The Prehensile Tales

the pointer sisters - the pointer sisters

The Saints - (I'm) Stranded

Mohammed Abdo Doha 2010.

First post of the day. I don't think I've ever had this honor before.

And I know that's only because I've been compulsively reloading sandbox but work has been slow, ok?

Maybe I tied with Milton. Was just thinking of you, Milton, reading of a local artist/researcher who is the one who discovered the Kurt Schwitters recording of Ursonate, in addition to creating extensive visual work related to it.

Mohammed Abdo Doha 2010.

― Occidental Rudipherous, Wednesday, December 14, 2011 3:26 PM

American Pastoral

― Z S, Wednesday, December 14, 2011 3:24 PM

holla

mark fell - periodic orbit of dynamic system related to a knot
russell haswell/florian hecker - kanal gendyn
ben ufo - rinse 16

abe vigoda - skeleton
uncut magazine best of 2011 CD

The Men - "Bataille"

reinforced comp definition of hardcore

Moonshake - Eva Luna

Feedtime - Billy

this morning
wings - band on the run
sandy denny - ebbets field 1973
oneida - rated o disc 1

Paul Revere and the Raiders - Complete Columbia Singles
The Grateful Dead - Aoxomoxoa

David Tudor (with Takehisa Kosugi) "Rainforest" via the DRAM database.
May check out "Music from the ONCE Festival" next.

severely underrated echo and the bunnymen song: "In Bluer Skies". the keyboards on the bridges after the choruses are so amazing

Morena y Clara - Morena y Clara

Much better than most top ten EOY list 2011 albums, for sure. No llores mas.

A little flamenco rock palate cleaner from 1976.

Ron Cornelius - Tin Luck
Hot Dogs - Say What You Mean
Luke Gibson - Another Perfect Day
Severin Browne - Severin Browne
Alan O'day - Appetizers
Roy Head - Same People

Love the Hot Dogs lp.

May check out "Music from the ONCE Festival" next.

Very much worth listening to, esp. for the early R. Ashley

I didn't get around to it. I was getting real zoned out on early electronics. Shit!

http://i42.tinypic.com/10ojvys.jpg

Le Corps Mince de Francoise - Love & Nature
2011 debut from a trio of Helsinki women that has the sense of fun and energy I last felt in the CSS debut. Hopelessly obscure to nominate in the 2011 poll, but I think they'd find some fans around here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPcRewaY6V4

From the track nominations list, this is surprisingly awesome:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UuHrVkuRV8

Though never a house fan, I've always really liked that particular type of keyboard/synth sound.

The National, live from the Beacon

I've been working through these:

Stan Getz - Complete 1950's Recordings
Ernest Tubb - 5 Bear Box sets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeS-9aS3FpA

The Original 7ven, whole album but "Sick" takes it to the cabaret

Streaming El Viaje from WRTI out of Philadelphia--so much better than the salsa show on Albuquerque's KUNM, it's kind of sad.

jimi hendrix - blues