eephour wrote:
Jay Reatard- Painted Shut” b/w “An Ugly Death”

all six of these are going to be compiled on one CD/LP (if you were unaware?). the first two singles are not as good as anything on Blood Visions, but i will be grabbing this album for sure...

The Wipers Is This Real? and Redd Foxx, You Gotta Wash Your Ass

This weekend:

Thee Oh Sees "The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending a Night In"
Black Flag "Damaged"
Clorox Girls S/T

health - heaven 12" single
dead meadow - old growth LP
health - s/t lp (arriving any day now)

AnthonyVillalobos wrote:I've been trying to find some Leatherface albums but haven't had any luck so far.

Hard hat, torch, survival pack and fat wallet may be needed for the above mission.

LOW - Secret Name LP
UNWOUND - Unwound LP

this past sunday-

Wire "Chairs Missing"
Spectrum "True Love Will Find You in the End" double 7"
Marianne Faithfull "Faithfull Forever"
Black Eyes "Cough"
Uzeda "4"

Kevin Drumm, Imperial Distortion

Vinko Globokar, Der Engel der Geschichte

Hototogisu, Under The Rose

Elodie Lauten, The Death of Don Juan

The vinyl-buying binge continues:

Chuck Berry: St. Louis to Liverpool
James Brown and His Famous Flames: Tour the U.S.A.
James Brown: Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud
Solomon Burke: I Wish I Knew
Solomon Burke: The Soul Sounds of . . .
Ray Charles: Country and Western Meets Rhythm and Blues
The Dixie Cups: Chapel of Love
The Easybeats: Falling Off the Edge of the World
The Everly Brothers: The Fabulous Style of . . .
Roy Head: Dismal Prisoner
The Impressions: The Impressions
The Impressions: Keep on Pushing
George Jones & The Jones Boys: New Country Hits
Rick Nelson: Bright Lights & Country Music
Ricky Nelson: Ricky Nelson
Willie Nelson: Hello Walls
Willie Nelson: Laying My Burdens Down
Norma Jean: The Only Way to Hold a Man
Roy Orbison: Crying
Bonnie Owens & The Strangers: Lead Me On
Johnny Paycheck: Country Soul
Various Artists: Country Girl Hall of Fame
Various Artists: Performance soundtrack
Hank Williams: As Luke the Drifter
Jackie Wilson & Count Basie: Manufacturers of Soul


Also, these CD's:

Atomic Rooster: In Hearing of . . .
Blondie: Eat to the Beat
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy: Lie Down in the Light
Dillard and Clark: The Fantastic Expedition of . . .
Groundhogs: Thank Christ for the Bomb
Herbert Huncke: From Dream to Dream
Kashmere Stage Band: Texas Thunder Soul 1968-1974
Roy Orbison: The Complete Sun Sessions
Jeannie C. Riley: The Little Darlin' Sound of . . .
J. Spaceman/Sun City Girls: Mister Lonely soundtrack

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:The vinyl-buying binge continues:

Chuck Berry: St. Louis to Liverpool
James Brown and His Famous Flames: Tour the U.S.A.
James Brown: Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud
Solomon Burke: I Wish I Knew
Solomon Burke: The Soul Sounds of . . .
Ray Charles: Country and Western Meets Rhythm and Blues
The Dixie Cups: Chapel of Love
The Easybeats: Falling Off the Edge of the World
The Everly Brothers: The Fabulous Style of . . .
Roy Head: Dismal Prisoner
The Impressions: The Impressions
The Impressions: Keep on Pushing
George Jones & The Jones Boys: New Country Hits
Rick Nelson: Bright Lights & Country Music
Ricky Nelson: Ricky Nelson
Willie Nelson: Hello Walls
Willie Nelson: Laying My Burdens Down
Norma Jean: The Only Way to Hold a Man
Roy Orbison: Crying
Bonnie Owens & The Strangers: Lead Me On
Johnny Paycheck: Country Soul
Various Artists: Country Girl Hall of Fame
Various Artists: Performance soundtrack
Hank Williams: As Luke the Drifter
Jackie Wilson & Count Basie: Manufacturers of Soul


Also, these CD's:

Atomic Rooster: In Hearing of . . .
Blondie: Eat to the Beat
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy: Lie Down in the Light
Dillard and Clark: The Fantastic Expedition of . . .
Groundhogs: Thank Christ for the Bomb
Herbert Huncke: From Dream to Dream
Kashmere Stage Band: Texas Thunder Soul 1968-1974
Roy Orbison: The Complete Sun Sessions
Jeannie C. Riley: The Little Darlin' Sound of . . .
J. Spaceman/Sun City Girls: Mister Lonely soundtrack

I think you're single-handedly causing the global recession. Go spend that hard-earned cash on fuel and IKEA furniture instead.

I'm being bought two new LPs for fathers day. I thought I'd get something that hasn't been on my wishlist at all, something new, some records by bands I've never heard of before.

Can someone recommend something along the lines of;

US Maple
What Burns era Don Caballero
Storm and Stress
Cheer Accident
You Fantastic
Stars of the lid
Labradford
Everlovely Lightningheart
Guapo
Supersilent
etc

It doesn't have to sound specifically like any of those bands, but something with interesting guitars and drums. I need a drum and guitar fix along the lines of US Maple badly and I've also been looking for some perfect ambient-esque post whatever music for a while too.