punch_the_lion wrote:

placeholder wrote:Slint: $40 Hoodie EP

Is that a limited edition EP, does it come on vinyl or just cd?

It is strictly limited, and cost me $40. It is meant to be listened to on hooded vinyl.

placeholder wrote:

punch_the_lion wrote:

placeholder wrote:Slint: $40 Hoodie EP

...on hooded vinyl.

Sounds like a sex toy that caters to particular tastes...

geiginni wrote:Sounds like a sex toy that caters to particular tastes...

You better believe it!

Angus Jung wrote:Anybody know what happened to Fred Lane? Is Fred Lane still around?

Salut, Fred Lane!

I hear you, Angus Jung. There was recently something released, old live tapes of Fred Lane and other kansas city people... let me look...

Ah - I meant Tuscaloosa. And boy is there Fred Lane news.

http://www.craignutt.com/raudelunas/art ... /fish.html

Here's what he's up to today

The "pataphysical review" was released a while back by some label in the UK. I intended to get it back then and I still intend to get it today.

Anyone else been loving the new trail of dead album "worlds apart", I think it's amazing!
How about latest Blood Brothers album "Crimes", pretty insane if you like that sorta thing?
Edit:

Just realised that doesn't really count as 5 albums. hmm

How about The Constantines - Shine a light
Beach Boys - Smiley Smile, Friends

And my iPod on shuffle, so loads of different stuff.

British Sea Power - Open Season
Stockholm Monsters - Alma Mater
The Fall - Shift-Work
The Arcade Fire - Funeral
Low - The Great Destroyer

I forgot to add: all those Destroyer records.

British Sea Power - Open Season
Low - The Great Destroyer
Stockholm Monsters - Alma Mater
A Certain Ratio - Sextet
Bobby Conn - The Golden Age

ironyengine wrote:

wiggins wrote:

ironyengine wrote:Polvo - Shapes

me too!!

\m/

My friend and I were originally disappointed with it, but after repeated listens over the course of many years I actually prefer it to some of their other stuff. It's too bad they had to go and break up right afterward.

Somewhere or other (perhaps even here, or maybe Brian Walsby's site, or some other messageboard) I read that Ash is recording Dave's band, which includes Steve on bass. Apparently there have been some discussions toward reforming, although no timetable as of yet. We can hope, though...

As for my own recent obsessive listening:

Sun Kil Moon: Ghosts of the Great Highway
Aphex Twin: Drukqs
Melochrome: This Is Motion
Steve Reich: Music for a Large Ensemble
various demos from something I'm working on

Mazec wrote:The Stranglers- Black and White

IPL wrote:The Bee Gees - The Bee Gee's First

cannonball adderley et. al - something else
bryds - sweeheart of the rodeo
madvillian - madvilliany