The all new... what you listening to?

[aleks]

mark templeton - standing on a hummingbird

[love_tempo]

Originally Posted by Sheridan

is there any other stuff in the burial vein that is worth looking into?

There's an El-B reissue that just came out that's deadly. Proper knife sharpening shuffle beats like Burial but much more like garage. I can't remember what the track is called though, anyone? mebe check Boomkat, it's on this weeks releases methinks. oh, here it is:

EL-B / QUALIFIDE - Anger.Management.Volume.One
QUALIFIDE

There was another compilation called roots of dubstep or something on Big Apple I think with another class El-B thing on it.

[love_tempo]

Originally Posted by aleks

mark templeton - standing on a hummingbird

Is it very good? I've been interested to hear that. Have you listened to the Arve Heinriksen album, I bought that instead of the mark templeton at the time and I do like it a lot.

[namshub]

Amon Tobin - Foley Room

awesum!

[ckpqerjwrpwp]

Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance

What a fantastic album.. kind of like Talking Heads if they were influenced by west coast or beefheart rather than new york or Disco...

The title track is stunning.

[drop]

i've been digging yypah 'you are beautiful at all times'

last girl i went out with told me she just wanted to drive around and listen to the music.
her music preference normally alternate between metal and reggaeton

guess thats as good a review as i can give

[komakid]

ben allison - medicine wheel .... a cd that hasnt left my discman for three days now.

[kams]

Originally Posted by ckpqerjwrpwp

Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance

What a fantastic album.. kind of like Talking Heads if they were influenced by west coast or beefheart rather than new york or Disco...

The title track is stunning.

Pere Ubu do have a certain wallop thats other dont often have... its not about heaviness either.. can't quite put my finger on it. I need to get this album though - I've got 'Dub Housing' from the same year and its SO good.

[ckpqerjwrpwp]

Originally Posted by kams

Pere Ubu do have a certain wallop thats other dont often have... its not about heaviness either.. can't quite put my finger on it. I need to get this album though - I've got 'Dub Housing' from the same year and its SO good.

Yeah Dub Housing is great, that was my favourite for a while, cos on the face of it it's a bit wierder than The Modern Dance.... but Modern is a real classic.

They definitely have wallop. I remember reading somewhere about how they were one of the first few post punk type bands in New York who were recorded by one specific philantopist producer... can't remember who.. and suddenly tiny garage bands had great production and sizzling hi-hats instead of putting out muffled dirges.

[love_tempo]

I was listening to 24 track loop by This Heat earlier and it has that wallop too.

[ckpqerjwrpwp]

Originally Posted by love_tempo

I was listening to 24 track loop by This Heat earlier and it has that wallop too.

yeah that is great I have that on some compilation.. that where you got it from?

I downloaded all their albums years agowhen they were out of print.. but I lost them all.. they've been reissued as a box set now, I should buy it.

[aleks]

Originally Posted by love_tempo

Is it very good? I've been interested to hear that. Have you listened to the Arve Heinriksen album, I bought that instead of the mark templeton at the time and I do like it a lot.

i like it a lot. so it is very good

no, i haven´t listened to arve heinriksen album yet. i will do so hopefully very soon.

[love_tempo]

I have 24 track loop on the Out of Cold Storage box set but I think it was on a Wire comp too.

The Arve Heinriksen album is lovely. Another really pretty album is Antena's Camino Del Sol which was reissued in 2004., originally on Disque De Crepuscle I think. The closest thing I can describe it as is the french female bossa equivalent of computer love as ripped off by stereolab, juana molina and everyone else since without a word of credit. The title track is great and To Climb a Cliff is outstanding.

[V Knid esq]

got to review the following this week

the new Dinosaur Jr - fucking great, full whack in the car, really psychedelic, true rock
Andrea Parker retrospective - really brilliant, brought back lots of memories
new Cornelius - pretty good but a bit cold sometimes, and he pisses about a bit much

[penciLneck]

since the sig debacle, I have mainly been listening to:

chain reaction ...compiled album. [crd-06]

grinderman

assorted romanian gypsy music including taraf de haidouks

[love_tempo]

grinderman for me too, and the proposition soundtrack. plus lots of phillie disco. new dinosaur jr. sounds good, what's it called knid?

[V Knid esq]

It's called Beyond. Think it's not out til April... it basically sounds like every other Dinosaur record - thus is brilliant.

[kams]

fuckin el i well want to hear that grinderman album... is it good?

[AVX23]

Originally Posted by kams

fuckin el i well want to hear that grinderman album... is it good?

yeah ! It's the dogs - not heard all of it, but what I have heard is wicked.

[love_tempo]

Originally Posted by kams

fuckin el i well want to hear that grinderman album... is it good?

yes it's very good...he's got words of wisdom

[aleks]

machinefabriek - stottermuziek

[V Knid esq]

Skreamizm 3

[Spandex]

Loveless.. way too loud. Raaaaa.

[V Knid esq]

this here track I'm working on, using loops from the new CSS single, inspired by the way they sang the same line over and over in soundcheck when I saw them... I'm going to use the "off the hook" chorus with its beachboys harmonies, but only at the end, so the track is sort of relentlessly jacking and building at the moment

http://whistleposse.com/recordbox/CS..._by_Knid_x.mp3
login = nice1 / password = s0rted

[solitary_zen]

Kraftwerk - "Boing Boom Tschack"

[AVX23]

Troy Pierce live.

[V Knid esq]

Originally Posted by JonnySpeed

skosh: what's great on the hardstep and dubstep scene at the moment? need to get some good dnb but do tend to go slooowstep or dark - more bassy and offbeat the better. I've tried blackmarket but their stock seems pretty lame, tbh.

Ade get the new Ruffige Kru album... seriously! Also the new Marcus Da Intallex / Mist:Ical or however you spell it is good.

[V Knid esq]

As for dubstep, it doesn't get much better than Skreamizm 3 and DMZ011

[ONKEN SOUND]

the new cardopusher 12" on wood records... fuk yeh thas the new shit right there!


and that team doyobi breezblok set -- yum

[thepigjockey]

Originally Posted by V Knid esq

Ade get the new Ruffige Kru album... seriously! Also the new Marcus Da Intallex / Mist:Ical or however you spell it is good.

A new Rufige Kru album? Bloody hell! Not that he's ever made one before... So it's not d'n'b???

Listening to flea market finds:

LP's:

Kid Creole and the Coconuts: Doppelganger

V/A: Hi-NRG Hits
Swedish hi-nrg comp. Camp as tits.

V/A: Time Gentleman Please
English pub songs inc. I've Got A Lovely Bunch of Coconuts etc. From the sleevenotes:

To hear these songs you don't have to visit your local. Play the record and you'll see that entertainment can start at home.

12"s:

Hi Tek 3 feat. Ya Kid K: Spin That Wheel
Laidback: Party at the Whitehouse

7"
Paul Hardcastle:19