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Reidcourchie: "Lepidopteran could you ask your son to review Isis' Panopticon, in fact could we have a thread where Lepidopteran's son reviews music. It'll cut down on bickering in the music forum and I am prepared to make all future choices as to what music I buy based of Lepidopteran's son's reccomendations."
Okay.
Let's broaden the topic a little, though, yes? Those of you with kids, or who know kids, or who were kids at one time, what music gets those itty bitty feet tapping?
The youngest member of the Lepidopteran clan is particularly partial to:
The songs "Monsters" and "Marilyn" by Cruxshadows - his grandmother plays them for him every time he visits, and he dances like a nut with his tambourine, harmonica, maracas, little green St. Patricks Day parade squeaky horn, and a coat hanger (for some reason). He doesn't really like the other songs on the album, and hits back to hear his favorites again.
Millenium Funk Party is a real winner, especially the cuts "Brick House," "Jungle Boogie," and "Atomic Dog" (by The Commodores, Kool & the Gang, and George Clinton, respectively).
The Kronos Quartet feat. John Zorn, et al, "Forbidden Fruit," has, evidently, some serious baby appeal. We were listening to it in the car, so there wasn't much opportunity to dance, but Baby L kept up a steady and lively dialogue with the music, through several replays. It's squeaky. He likes squeaky.
Bob Marley goes down well, in general, with stand-out props for "Buffalo Soldier." Siouxsie and the Banshees also scored a hit with their album "Tinderbox."
These in addition to the previously noted "With Teeth" (which his younger cousin also rather liked), and the usual assortment of Wiggles songs ("Do the Owl" a current favorite, and not so filthy as it sounds).
How 'bout your kids?
[Meanwhile, Lepidopteran Jr. has announced that he will be happy to review the Isis album, and indeed Wolf Eyes, as soon as someone provides him with a complimentary review copy. Thank you.]
[BTW, did I dream this, or does anyone else remember a Sesame Street appearance by The Red Hot Chili Peppers a while back?] |
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