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[Andrew James Matthews]

His Name Is Alive - XMMER
Loren Mazzacane Connors - Night Through (Collected Singles)
The Red Krayola w/ Art & Language - Sighs Trapped By Liars
Edwyn Collins - Home Again
Climax Golden Twins - 5 Cents A Piece

[ladydemon]

His Name Is Alive - XMMER
Loren Mazzacane Connors - Night Through (Collected Singles)
The Red Krayola w/ Art & Language - Sighs Trapped By Liars
Edwyn Collins - Home Again
Climax Golden Twins - 5 Cents A Piece

i was not aware there was a Victrola that played such modern music.

[mig50]

His Name Is Alive - XMMER
Loren Mazzacane Connors - Night Through (Collected Singles)
The Red Krayola w/ Art & Language - Sighs Trapped By Liars
Edwyn Collins - Home Again
Climax Golden Twins - 5 Cents A Piece

i was not aware there was a Victrola that played such modern music.

WELL-PLAYED!

[The Real Jeffrey Lebowski]

"Gulag Orkestar" by Beirut
"You're My Lover Now" by The Teeth
"Moxie Bravo" by The High Strung
"The Man in the Turban" by Man Man
"We All Belong" by Dr. Dog

[DoctorShumway]

His Name Is Alive - XMMER
Loren Mazzacane Connors - Night Through (Collected Singles)
The Red Krayola w/ Art & Language - Sighs Trapped By Liars
Edwyn Collins - Home Again
Climax Golden Twins - 5 Cents A Piece

i was not aware there was a Victrola that played such modern music.

YES!!!!!!

[Andrew James Matthews]

Leslie's one of my favorite players - she came off the bench and took it right to the bucket -

[danielle]

Leslie's one of my favorite players - she came off the bench and took it right to the bucket -

love it, welcome back Andy!

[Ranger-X]

Rush - Snakes and Arrows
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
Verbal - The Name We Sell Now
Trans Am - Red Line

and this - http://www.housetheg.....odule Maniax/

[DoctorShumway]

Stereolab - Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night
Les Savy Fav - Let's Stay Friends
Jens Lekman - Night Falls Over Kortedala
Chisel - 8am All Day

[Andrew James Matthews]

that Stereolab album finally agreed with me a few months ago when i was searching all around PHX for a new place to live - it's kind of meandering, but the focused songs found there are some of their best - the first side of that album is nearly perfect - i remember it most for being the album they were touring behind when they visited the Bash on Ash - anyone remember that show? - Stereolab at the Bash?! - it was just as weird as i thought it would be

ahem...
Instant Composers Pool Orchestra - Aan & Uit
Ut - In Gut's House
To Live and Shave In L.A. - The Wigmaker in 18th Century Williamsburg
Tim Berne's Bloodcount - Memory Select
Alex Chilton/Ben Vaughn/Alan Vega - Cubist Blues (if you like any of these 3 artists even a little bit, you have to check this one out, people - it's one of those things where 3 disparate artists get together and make something that sounds like nothing any of them have ever done - WHOA!!!) -


be good! -

[DoctorShumway]

that Stereolab album finally agreed with me a few months ago when i was searching all around PHX for a new place to live

I hadn't listened to it for a couple years until yesterday, I had kind of forgotten about it. Definitely agree with the meandering part. The middle is just too damn long and goes nowhere. They redeem the album with the last two songs through.

[unluckycharm]

alice coltrane - universal conciousness
the kinks - village green preservation society

[mancopter]

that Stereolab album finally agreed with me a few months ago when i was searching all around PHX for a new place to live

I hadn't listened to it for a couple years until yesterday, I had kind of forgotten about it. Definitely agree with the meandering part. The middle is just too damn long and goes nowhere. They redeem the album with the last two songs through.

I haven't given this a listen in a while either. I listened to the first 4 songs in my car on the way to work this morning. I'll pay extra attention for the aimless meandering and subsequent redemption.

I miss having an ipod at work.

[DoctorShumway]

Modest Mouse - Lonesome Crowded West

[mancopter]

By the way, that Austerity Program album I mentioned earlier is probably a better spiritual successor to Big Black than Shellac.

There. I said it. And I said it as a huge fan of Big Black.