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Top tens for the moment.....

 
 
Locust No longer
02:10 / 17.09.01
1. Charles Gayle "Repent"
2. David S. Ware "Wisdom of Uncertainty"
3. Keith Rowe/Gunter Muller/Taku Sugimoto "The World Turned Upside Down"
4. Barre Phillips/Yoshizawa Motoharu "Uzu"
5. Tom Waits "Swordfish Trombone"
6. 764 Hero "Weekends of Sound"
7. Subhumans "EP LP"
8. Napalm Death "Scum"
9. Eric Dolphy (Everything)
10. Toshimaru Nakamura/Sachiko M "DO"
 
 
rizla mission
21:06 / 18.09.01
I've been trying to figure out how to do this without being tasteless. It's impossible. Fuck it, who needs taste anyway.
International tragedy to High Fidelity game in one week!

1.Warpigs - 'Sabbath
2.Pink Flag - Wire
3.Killing an Arab - The Cure
4.Invalid Litter Dept. - At The Drive-In
5.California Uber Alles (the rewritten version on 'In God We Trust Inc.') - Dead Kennedys
6.Calm Like a Bomb - RATM
7.

oops, gotta go..
 
 
Jamieon
10:09 / 19.09.01
I know Tom doesn't like these threads. But I do.

1. 'There's a light 3000' - Schneider TM
2. 'Don't Fall Asleep' - Leila
3. 'It's My Life' - Talk Talk
4. 'More Than This' - Roxy Music
5. 'There's Gonna Be An Accident' - Baader Meinhoff
6. 'Fuzzy Freaky' - David Byrne and DJ Food (and, no, it's not Trip Hop, or anything you've ever heard before)
7. 'Cities' - Talking Heads
8. 'Space Invaders Smoking Grass' - I-F (electro anthem!!!)
9. 'Let's Save Tony Orlando's House' - Yo La Tengo
10. 'Vaseline' - Khan feat Kid Congo Powers

Both 6, 9 and 10 are available on Wire free CD compilations.

[ 19-09-2001: Message edited by: runt ]
 
 
No star here laces
11:29 / 19.09.01
1. The Coup - "5 million ways to kill a CEO"
2. Karl Hinds - "Don Gramma" (remix)
3. KMD - "Black Bastards" (the album and the song)
4. Schoolyard Riders - "Here we come"
5. Doze Guys - "Simple things"
6. Styles of Beyond - "Spies like us"
7. EPMD - "Strickly Business" (how the fuck could I forget about this track? sheer genius)
8. Willie Bobo - "It's not unusual"
9. Fethawit - "Whos that girl?"
10.Thin Lizzy - "Johnny the fox meets Jimmy the weed" (if you get two copies and keep shuttling the first four bar drum break back 'n forth that is - jus call me Kool Herc...)
 
 
No star here laces
11:31 / 19.09.01
Off-topic, but interesting given some of the picks above...


banned songs on the airwaves of America....


>
> It's the End of the World as Clear Channel Knows It
> By Eliza Truitt
>
> Monday, Sept. 17, 2001, at 7:03 p.m. PT
>
> On Thursday of last week Clear Channel Communications, a company that owns
> and programs airtime at over 1,000 U.S. radio stations, sent e-mail to its
> program directors at stations across the country with an updated and
> expanded list of songs with "questionable lyrics" that they should avoid
> playing. Some of the 162 songs--more if you include the blanket directive
> against "All Rage Against the Machine Songs"--are understandable, such as
> Metallica's "Seek and Destroy" or Ozzy Osbourne's "Suicide Solution."
>
> But many of the songs on the list are ridiculous in their tenuous connection
> to anything even remotely offensive to survivors of the Sept. 11 attack. The
> Bangles' utterly harmless piece of fluff "Walk Like an Egyptian"? Or what
> about Elvis' "(You're the) Devil in Disguise," Pat Benetar's "Love Is a
> Battlefield," and Bobby Darin's "Mack the Knife"?
>
> Large stretches of the list reveal a grisly perspective on the part of the
> authors: Boston's "Smokin," Springsteen's "I'm on Fire," Blue Oyster Cult's
> "Burnin' For You," Jerry Lee Lewis' "Great Balls of Fire," Judas Priest's
> "Some Heads Are Gonna Roll," and the Dave Clark Five's "Bits and Pieces."
> Several pro-peace songs made it onto the list: Cat Stevens' "Morning Has
> Broken" and "Peace Train," presumably because Stevens is now Muslim and goes
> by the name Yusuf Islam. The oddest inclusion has to be John Lennon's
> explicitly pacifist anthem "Imagine," unless Clear Channel is pushing a
> pro-war agenda.
>
> Jack Evans, a regional senior VP of programming at Clear Channel insisted
> this list was not an effort initiated by management: "After and during what
> was happening in New York and Washington and outside of Pittsburgh, some of
> our program directors began emailing each other about songs and questionable
> song titles," though the finished list was distributed to the program
> directors by Clear Channel management.
>
> Evans concedes that some of the songs are off base: "I think there were
> certainly songs on the list that people were reading too much into" (the
> Beastie Boys' "Sabotage," perchance?) though he supports the list in
> general. "There were a substantial amount of songs in question that I'm glad
> the [program directors] brought up so we didn't air them at a very, very sad
> time." You can judge for yourself. Here's the list, with original spellings
> intact.
>
> Drowning Pool Bodies
> Mudvayne Death Blooms
> Megadeth Dread and the Fugitive
> Sweating Bullets
> Saliva Click Click Boom
> P.O.D. Boom
> Metallica Seek and Destroy
> Harvestor of
> Sorrow
> Enter Sandman
> Fade to Black
> All Rage Against Machine Songs
> Nine Inch Nails Head Like a Hole
> Godsmack Bad Religion
> Tool Intolerance
> Sound Garden Blow Up the Outside
> World
> AC/DC Shot Down in Flames
> Shoot to Thrill
> Dirty Deeds
> Highway to Hell
> Safe in New York
> City
> TNT
> Hells Bells
> Sabbath War Pigs
> Sabbath Bloody
> Sabbath
> Suicide Solution
> Dio Holy Diver
> Steve Miller Jet Airliner
> Van Halen Jump
> Queen Another One Bites the
> Dust
> Killer Queen
> Pat Benatar Hit Me With Your Best
> Shot
> Love is a
> Battlefield
> Oingo Boingo Dead Man's
> Party
> REM It's The End of the
> World As We Know
> It
> Talking Heads Burning Down the
> House
> Judas Priest Some Heads Are Gonna
> Roll
> Pink Floyd Run Like Hell
> Mother
> Savage Garden Crash and
> Burn
> Dave Mathews Crash Into Me
> Bangles Walk Like Egyptian
> Pretenders My City Was
> Gone
> Alanis Morissette Ironic
> Barenaked Ladies Falling for the First
> Time
> Fuel Bad Day
> John Par St. Elmo's Fire
> Peter Gabriel When You're
> Falling
> Kansas Dust in the
> Wind
> Led Zeplin Stairway to
> Heaven
> The Beatles A Day in the
> Life
> Lucy in the Sky
> With
> Diamonds
> Ticket To Ride
> Obla Di, Obla
> Da
> Bob Dillon/Guns and Roses Knockin on Heaven's
> Door
> Arthur Brown Fire
> Blue Oyster Cult Burnin' For
> You
> Paul McCartney and Wings Live and Let
> Die
> Jimmy Hendrix Hey Joe
> Jackson Brown Doctor My
> Eyes
> John Melloncamp Crumblin Down
> I'm On Fire
> U2 Sunday Bloody
> Sunday
> Boston Smokin
> Billy Joel Only the Good Die
> Young
> Barry Mc Guire Eve of Destruction
> Steam Na Na Na Na Hey Hey
> Drifters On Broadway
> Shelly Fabres Johnny Angel
> Los Bravos Black is Black
> Peter and Gordon I Go To Pieces
> A World Without
> Love
> Elvis (You're the) Devil
> in
> Disguise
> Zombies She's Not There
> Elton John Bennie & The Jets
> Daniel
> Rocket Man
> Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls of Fire
> Santana Evil Ways
> Youngbloods Get Together
> Ad Libs The Boy From New
> York City
> Peter Paul and Mary Blowin' In The Wind
> Leavin On A Jet
> Plane
> Rolling Stones Ruby Tuesday
> Shattered
> Simon And Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled
> Waters
> Happenings See You In September
> Carole King I Feel The Earth Move
> Yager and Evans In The Year 2525
> Norman Greenbaum Spirit In The Sky
> Brooklyn Bridge Worst That Could
> Happen
> Three Degrees When Will I See You
> Again
> Cat Stevens Peace Train
> Morning Has
> Broken
> Jan and Dean Dead Man's Curve
> Martha and The Vandellas Nowhere to Run
> Martha and The Vandellas/Van Halen Dancing in the Streets
> Hollies He Ain't Heavy He's
> My Brother
> San Cooke, Hermans Hermits Wonder World
> Petula Clark A Sign of the Times
> Don McLean American Pie
> J. Frank Wilson Last Kiss
> Buddy Holly and the Crickets That'll Be the Day
> John Lennon Imagine
> Bobby Darin Mack The Knife
> The Clash Rock the Casbah
> Surfari's Wipeout
> Blood Sweat and Tears And When I Die
> Dave Clark Five Bits and Pieces
> Tramps Disco Inferno
> Paper Lace The Night Chicago Died
> Frank Sinatra New York, New York
> Creedence Clearwater Revival Travelin' Band
> The Gap Band You Dropped the Bomb
> On Me
> Alien Ant Farm Smooth Criminal
> 3 Doors Down Duck & Run
> The Doors The End
> Third Eye Blind Jumper
> Neil Diamond America
> Lenny Kravitz Fly Away
> Tom Petty Free Fallin
> Bruce Springsteen I'm On Fire
> Goin Down
> Phil Collins In the Air Tonight
> Alice In Chains Rooster
> Sea of Sorrow
> Down in a Hole
> Them Bones
> Beastie Boys Sure Shot
> Sabotage
> Cult Fire Woman
> Everclear Santa Monica
> Filter Hey Man, Nice Shot
> Foo Fighters Learn to Fly
> KORN Falling Away from Me
> Red Hot Chili Peppers Aeroplane
> Under the Bridge
> Saliva Click Click Boom
> Smashing Pumpkins Bullet with Butterfly
> Wings
> System of a Down Chop Suey
> Skeeter Davis End of the World
> Rickey Nelson Travelin' Man
> Chi-Lites Have You Seen Her
> Animals We Gotta Get Out of
> This Place
> Fontella Bass Rescue Me
> Mitch Ryder and Detroit Wheels Devil with the Blue
> Dress
> James Taylor Fire and Rain
> Edwin Starr/Bruce Springsteen War
> Lynyrd Skynyrd Tuesday's Gone
> Limp Bizkit Break Stuff
> Green Day Brain Stew
> Temple of the Dog Say Hello to Heaven
> Sugar Ray Fly
> When It's Over
> Local H Bound for the Floor
> Slip Knot Left Behind, Wait and
> Bleed
> Bush Speed Kills
> 311 Down
> STP Big Bang Baby
> Dead and Bloated
> Sound Garden Fell on Black Days
> Black Hole Sun
> Nina 99 Luft Ballons/99
> Red
> Ballons
> Bad Company No Smoke Without a
> Fire
 
 
Jamieon
12:35 / 19.09.01
What the fuck?!? 99 Red Balloons? What?

I'd move this'n: it completely rots this thread, and it probably deserves one all to itself.
 
 
jUne, a sunshiny month
18:14 / 19.09.01
1. the sweet inspirations "why mary" (1973)
2. 4 hero "les fleurs" (2001)
3. mr flash "le voyage fantastique" (2001)
4. max de castro "sambassim (patif mix)" (2001)
5. pm "les petits chefs" (2000)
6. the coup "5 000 000 ways to killa c.e.o" (2001)
7. leroy hutson "it's different" (1975)
8. kaidi tatham "betcha!" (2001)
9. patrick pulsinger, anti pop consortium "fear" (2001)
10. justice system "summer in the city" (1994)
11. charles mingus "passions of a man" (1972)
12. foreign legion "let me tell you something (paul nice mix)" (2001)
13. brenda & the tabulations "california soul" (1970)
14. prefuse 73 "point to b" (2001)
15. buck 65 "three dimensionnal" (2001)
15bis. jill scott & mos def "love rain (head nod acapela)" (2000)
 
 
Cop Killer
18:49 / 19.09.01
1.Manowar -- Kings of Metal
2.Elvis Costello -- Less Than Zero
3.Demented Are Go -- Queen of Disease
4.Samhaim -- Twist Of Cain
5.Motorhead -- Bomber
6.Dead Boys -- Not Anymore
7.The Adverts -- One Chord Wonders
8.The Stranglers -- Golden Brown
9.Magazine -- Permafrost
10.Boss Hog -- Winn Coma
 
 
Locust No longer
02:38 / 21.09.01
Oops. Sorry about starting out another one of these threads, but I haven't posted for a while. Add this to the list:

-Marilyn Crispell/Gerry Hemingway "Duo"
-And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of the Dead "S/T" CD (thanks to Rizla.... by the way a tape should be coming your way soon....)
 
 
Lt. Oi
03:35 / 21.09.01
In no particular order...

1. Fugazi - Waiting Room
2. Gorillaz - Punk
3. The Bomb - Burn It All
4. Down By Law - Scary Gary
5. Bad Religon - Kerosine
6. John Spencer Blues Explosion - Calvin(EP)
7. Repellents - I Wanna
8. Damned - Love Song
9. Nirvana - Sliver
10. Pennywise - Brohime

And just about every song on that fucking list because I'm just that punk.
 
 
Lt. Oi
03:36 / 21.09.01
And the Dead Kennedy's version of Raw Hide
 
 
deletia
03:36 / 21.09.01
Interestingly, I am already thinking of tracks for a compilation, as this is just the way I tend to deal with events. Calling it "All this and Tower 2" may be going a bit far, mind. First in my head:

1. Hey Bro - Filter
2. Down in the Park - Gary Numan
3. Teenage FBI - Guided by Voices
4. It's the End...-REM
5. People Who Died - The Jim Carroll Band.
6. First We Take Manhattan - Leonard Cohen
7. Your Dirty Answer - Kristem Hersh
8. Whereis my Mind - THe Pixies
9. Future Nightmare - David Bowie
10. Do YOu Believe in Me - Catatonia
 
 
Regrettable Juvenilia
11:25 / 21.09.01
1. PJ Harvey - 'Big Exit'
2. Lift To Experience - 'These Are The Days'
3. Busta Rhymes - 'Extinction Level Event (The Song Of Salvation)'
4. Method Man - 'Judgment Day'
5. Radiohead - 'Idioteque'

Um... more soon...
 
 
mondo a-go-go
12:19 / 21.09.01
quote:Originally posted by The Haus of Willow:
2. Down in the Park - Gary Numan


how about listen to the sirens?

quote:8. Whereis my Mind - THe Pixies


i've had the chorus of this going round in my head all week too.

though just this minute, what popped into my head was one to one religion by bomb the bass, which i haven't heard in donkeys.

can i have a copy of your tape when it's done, haus?

apart from the specials songs (espesh man at c&a), and peej, i haven't really been thinking of specific tracks, but i've been listening to a lot of instrumental stuff, and i usually have associations with lyrics more than music...
 
 
Seth
12:34 / 21.09.01
A Silver Mount Zion - "The World is Sick Sick (So Kiss Me Quick)"
Atari Teenage Riot - "Destroy 2000 Years of Culture"
Channel Live - "Redrum"
Mogwai - "Dial: Revenge"
Manics - "Ifwhitemaleamericatoldthetruthforonedayitsworldwouldfallapart"
Company Flow - "Patriotism"
Godspeed You Black Emperor! - "Blaise Bailey Finnegan III"
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - "Death is not the End"
 
 
jUne, a sunshiny month
20:43 / 21.09.01
the goats "tricks of the shade" (1992, ruff house).
if you people don't know this album, i highly recommend it. philadelphia hip hop act with a REAL political conscience...
it make sense these days...
 
 
deletia
22:01 / 21.09.01
Jesus.

I have just listened to "Stay Where You Are" by Sleater Kinney about 20 times in a row. Why was I not informed of this?

She's dead if you want and it's me if you want,
I'm stuck in the corner, little girl lost,
And I claw and I scratch and I beg and I scream
And I just need you to save me one last time.

It's me if you want but it's not what I want,
I want to burn up the place, set it on fire,
and she's bad 'cause she wants to not be contained,
I can't tell the truth, I can't speak this way.


Which sums up so much about the fucked-up, horrible, horrible September it's been so far.

It's been a very strange night. I want to wake up tomorrow in 2000.
 
 
We're The Great Old Ones Now
01:26 / 22.09.01
And then you would have to live through this crap again? Are you mad, or merely consumed with a ghastly self-destructive ennui based in despite and self-reflection?
 
 
agapanthus
08:53 / 23.09.01
In no particular order:
"Down by the River" Low & Dirty Three
"The night they drove old dixie down" The Band
"Fate of the Human carbine" Cat Power
"Love Hurts" Emmylou Harris & Buddy Miller
"Dirty Blue Gene" Captain Beefheart & Magic Band
"Tight rope crossing" PJ Harvey & John Parish
"Blue Monk" Thelonious Monk
"Idiot wind" Bob Dylan
"She's leaving home" Beatles
"Night of the wolverine" Dave Graney & the coral snakes.
 
 
No star here laces
05:31 / 24.09.01
quote:Originally posted by zombie jUne:
the goats "tricks of the shade" (1992, ruff house).
if you people don't know this album, i highly recommend it. philadelphia hip hop act with a REAL political conscience...
it make sense these days...


I remember seeing these guys play somewhere in '93 or so, they were pretty good. When did they stop making records?

Records of the weekend were:

London Posse - "Hows life in London?"
Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek feat. Ty and Blak Twang - "Down for the count" (UK version)
Redman - "Smash Sumthin"
Boogie Down Productions - "Stop the violence"
M.O.P. - "Pounds Up"
 
 
jUne, a sunshiny month
11:31 / 25.09.01
whoooo tyrone, nice last stuff that you named here...

the goats did 2 lp's, the first that we talked about, and which was really good (on stage they rule too,indeed) and a second in, i think, 1995 or so.
it was more metal oriented, as many of its members are/were musicians from all horizons.
some of the mc's were some philosophy teachers, etc... pretty interesting.
i didn't like this second lp that much.

nowadays, some of the Goats are now forming members of some new act called "Incognegro".
it was released, let see, 6 months ago, or so...
ok. not good as their first, but cool.

oh, and this reedition of London Posse sounds still fresh,uh ? 8)
 
 
AilleCat
11:45 / 25.09.01
my top 10 songs at the moment, in no particular order, and all over the map as far as genre:

Control - Puddle of Mudd
Bring it On - Seal
Totem - Rush
Dark Angel - VNV Nation
Quartz - Marillion
The Right Time - The Corrs
Schism - Tool
Elsewhere - Sarah McLachlan
Asia at Odd Hours - Splashdown (a local Boston band)
Fiction - Orgy


that just happens to be what my taste is today, which runs from really obscure local stuff to some obviously mainstream poppy stuff.

-Trish
 
  
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