sunlore wrote:

burun wrote:Blumfeld, L'etat et Moi.

I love this record.

Me too, which was why I was thrilled to find that I actually still had my copy (thought it had gone missing, but it was buried under a pile of other CD's and turned the wrong way so I could not read the spine) and could rip it to my iPod.

burun wrote:

sunlore wrote:

burun wrote:Blumfeld, L'etat et Moi.

I love this record.

Me too, which was why I was thrilled to find that I actually still had my copy (thought it had gone missing, but it was buried under a pile of other CD's and turned the wrong way so I could not read the spine) and could rip it to my iPod.

I remember thinking it was the most sterile record I had ever heard when I bought it, which was maybe '94 or something, obviously before I heard any Steely Dan etc. It's crisp.

They were complete eggheads lyrically, but it worked out really great for them.

Disfear

I'm digging this. Unfortunately, I didn't find out about their show with Bloodhorse at Knitting Factory last night until just now. Not that I'll be attending any shows on this bad ankle.

Klaus Schulze - Cyborg

sunlore wrote:

burun wrote:

sunlore wrote:

burun wrote:Blumfeld, L'etat et Moi.

I love this record.

Me too, which was why I was thrilled to find that I actually still had my copy (thought it had gone missing, but it was buried under a pile of other CD's and turned the wrong way so I could not read the spine) and could rip it to my iPod.

I remember thinking it was the most sterile record I had ever heard when I bought it, which was maybe '94 or something, obviously before I heard any Steely Dan etc. It's crisp.

The video sort of explains it. Sassy quiffs too.

I'm usually not really one for this kind of thing, but Blumfeld hit the spot.

Glenn W. Turner wrote:Klaus Schulze - Cyborg

Good choice.

The, ahem, new, er, y'know, Melvins record...

















I couldn't resist the temptation. I am a bad man.

the birthday party - live 81-82 - king ink

slim harpo rainin in my heart.