
I bought Betty Davis’s first album on Bandcamp. I already owned it on vinyl, but I need that deep funk digitally, too, you know? π΅
I bought Betty Davis’s first album on Bandcamp. I already owned it on vinyl, but I need that deep funk digitally, too, you know? π΅
I’ve been listening to internet radio via the slick Triode app.
My station staples:
Let me know of any fun streams I’m missing! π΅
I’m listening to A Glimpse Of Light, by Enno Velthuys today. Lonely, haunted electronic explorations into empty space, that somehow connect to a deeply human place amidst, or perhaps because of, the alienation. π΅
I saw Parlour Magic last night. My friend knows Luke, the frontman/songwriter. Great show. Made me a fan. Check it out if you’re into electronic disco grooves. π΅
I’ve been listening to a lot of Liar by The Jesus Lizard. Angry noise rock is very emotionally relevant for me right now. Who am I kidding, it always is. π΅
Electronic music pioneer Suzanne Ciani released an early live concert on band camp. Recommend. π΅
Been listening to Never Breathe What You Can’t See by Jello Biafra and the Melvins for the first time in years. Shit rips. π΅
Currently listening to a DJ set on of Soviet funk from the 60s and 70s. Sometimes YouTube comes through. π΅
Getting into Zamrock, starting with Viva Ngozi by Ngozi Family. I’m all about it. Anyone have other Zamrock suggestions? π΅
Saw TV on the Radio yesterday night at Webster Hall. Great, great show. π΅
I got to see Lake Street Dive at Madison Square Garden. I didn’t know them well, but they were so good I’m a converted fan. Their new album Good Together is great. π΅
π΅ Music Tango MangoβCan Look, I’m leading off with this because I did listen to classic high brow 70s German experimental rock band Can’s classic experimental rock album Tango Mango, β¦ Read more
My roommate had an extra ticket so last night I got to see Jeff Rosenstock at the Warsaw. Really fun show. π΅
Yes, August is almost over, but I haven’t collected my thoughts on July yet, so take my hand and travel back in time to the distant lands of about a month ago. Most of the stuff I see is old β¦ Read more
Listening to Lulu for the first time. So hard to disassociate from all the discourse this far in, but I’m trying to just take it in. Will probably require multiple listens. π΅
Man, I gotta write a long piece on The Moody Blues. π΅
I don’t like a lot of Red Hot Chili Peppers music, (although I’ve listened to most of it), but the out-of-character Warped still kicks so much ass. π΅
Iβm on the subway and thereβs a group of young teenage girls singing βI want it that wayβ by The Backstreet Boys. I remember singing that at their age. You never know whatβs going persist! Theyβre much bettered singers tho. π΅
I went another two months without writing a media diet! These posts are way too important to ignore for that long, so let’s get into the crap I took in. But before that, look at this π Table of β¦ Read more
Butthole Sun by Fartgarden. Is that anything? π΅
As we all know, The Breeders kick ass. π΅
First time really listening to the lyrics to Jack & Diane.
Suckin’ on a chili dog outside the Tastee Freez.
Diane’s sittin’ on Jackie’s lap, he’s got his hands between her knees.
Jackie say, “Hey Diane, lets run off behind a shady tree.
Dribble off those Bobby Brooks slacks and do what I please”
I don’t know what’s more gross about this sex proposition, the one sided …do what I please
or getting handsy while sucking a chili dog. π΅ π
Back in the 80s, Tipper Gore and other cultural conservatives went on a crusade against sex and violence in popular music. They put together a list of fifteen representative songs to use as a β¦ Read more
My friend Lindsey shared this piece on the inspired and terrible Ginger Baker. It focuses on his time after Cream in Nigeria, and his lasting impact there. The album he did with Fela Kuti is incredible.
My roommate Ivy’s band just put out an album, and it sounds really good.