Sigur Ros - Takk
Atmosphere - Sevens Travels
Willie Nelson - The Red Headed Stranger
Nina Simone - High Priestess of Soul
Jesu - Jesu
Angels of Light - Everything Is Good Here/Please Come Home

I'm drunk, so it seems only right to listen to some GBV. I am listening to "Earthquake Glue," which is the only album I had on my computer waiting to be evaluated. It's okay.

Today on the way to an IPv6 conference I was listening to some Kerosene 454. That was much better.

I've been listening to:

Scratch Acid- The Greatest Gift
Radiohead- Hail to the Theif
Naked Raygun- Basement Screams, Throb Throb
Brick Layer Cake- Whatchamacallit
Shellac- The Rude Gesture, 1,000 Hurts
Various Artists- Busted at Oz (LP)
Wire- 154

Scott 4 (It's back! I can't stop playing it over and over!)
Smog "A River Ain't Too Much to Love" ("The Well"?! Holy crap! So good!)
Otis Clay (Hi-Records 'best of' compilation)
Neil Young (first record..s/t.)

I drove from one end of Texas to the other today and my playlist was:

Matthew Shipp - Equilibrium & Harmony and Abyss
Wire - Pink Flag
Pink Anderson/Rev Gary Davis combo CD
Binary System - Invention Box
French Toast - In a Cave
David Budbill and William Parker - Zen Mountains Zen Streets
The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
Gorecki - Three Pieces in Old Style
Elliott Smith - Roman Candle
Amercian Masters vol. of the Bernstein Century series

...and because a roadtrip through Texas just wouldn't be the same without 'em:

Scratch Acid
Lead Belly

Also, when I driving by Schulenberg (between San Antonio and Houston), I listened to some polka renditions of Christman carols on a local Czech radio station, because I found it amusing.

At the moment I'll listening to Richie Hawtin's Concept 1 96:CD.

New:
EARTH "Hex (or printing in the infernal method)"
CAPRICORNS "Ruder Forms Survive"
MEDICATIONS "Favourite People All In One Place"
SHORA "Malval"

Old:
EARTH "Sunn Amps and Smashed Guitars"
THE JESUS LIZARD "Show"
RADIOHEAD "Hail to the Thief"

The Wingdale Community Singers: S/T
(D. Grubbs w/ Rick Moody & Hannah Marcus)
Pretty good faux old time folkie thing… more trad than the usual Grubbs deal. Though there is one of his somber/odd piano tracks on there. So much harder to find a record than it should be in the US.

The Band: Stage Fright
The third record by the band. Not quite up there with the first two… but really charming anyway. I wanna be Levon Helm one day. Maybe Next Wednesday.

Luciano Cilio: Dell’Universo Assente
strange Foreign record thrown in for credibility. Admire my taste now. Actually, a very subtle and pretty quite record from an Italian fellow. Sparse yet quite Dark at times. Reminds me of some of the less weird instrumental elements of Gastr, but 15 years ealier.

Dorothy Ashby: Afro Harping
Ok, none of the other tracks on here touch the first one on this record, but still.

the blind shake - rizzograph
Irom Maiden- number of the beast
Ghostface Killa- the pretty toney album
Bruce springsteen- Nebraska
Converge- Jane Doe

Andrew Hill, Point of Departure.

And a bunch of New Zealand stuff -x-mas = homesick

Straightjacket Fits, Blow

Superette, Tiger (a very good record)

Bailter Space, Wammo

Shihad, Killjoy

And a bunch of Dead C mp3s a friend emailed.

The Wipers Box Set and Naked Raygun's Basement Screams