What Are You Listening To?

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Originally Posted by Boner M

Unwound - "Dragnalus"

trans, you should check these guys out if you haven't already.

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On its way.

Thomas Bangalter - "Outrage"

Fortress, by Tim Exile

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Charles Mingus - "Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting"

Family Galaxy, by Tim Exile

:eek::eek:

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Originally Posted by Derek

Charles Mingus - "Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting"

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:pritch:

Haven't heard too much Tom Waits, but according to Limewire (in which it may not even be him), there is a collaboration he does with Primus called, "On the Road with Jack Kerouac" and it is awesome.

Can anyone confirm that this is Waits?

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Originally Posted by Ezee E

Haven't heard too much Tom Waits, but according to Limewire (in which it may not even be him), there is a collaboration he does with Primus called, "On the Road with Jack Kerouac" and it is awesome.

Can anyone confirm that this is Waits?

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No, but you just confirmed that people are still using Limewire, which blew my mind.

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Originally Posted by Ezee E

Haven't heard too much Tom Waits, but according to Limewire (in which it may not even be him), there is a collaboration he does with Primus called, "On the Road with Jack Kerouac" and it is awesome.

Can anyone confirm that this is Waits?

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http://www.discogs.com/Jack-Kerouac-...release/606600

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Originally Posted by Kurosawa Fan

No, but you just confirmed that people are still using Limewire, which blew my mind.

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Free is free.

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Originally Posted by Ezee E

Free is free.

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And torrents are torrents.

Pay Tomorrow, by Tim Exile

This guy is approaching the same level of Eno, Fripp, Byrne, et al. The way the disparate parts of his compositions blend together, allowing the songs to morph from one tempo to another is masterful, and the atmosphere created by the noises and melody is freaking awesome.

Exile is one of those guys who thinks about music on a level that most musicians can only dream of.

I am in awe.

Touche, but with Limewire I still come across some random stuff, like this song for instance.

Armin Van Buuren - "A State of Trance 407"

I heart trance and Sirius satellite radio.

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Originally Posted by Kurosawa Fan

No, but you just confirmed that people are still using Limewire, which blew my mind.

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I still use Limewire. Mind blown even more?

And you are in desperate need of a really good movie.

Ghosface Killah - "The Champ"

maudlin of the Well - Part The Second

You can download it for free from the group's official Web site.

The Beatles, in Mono. :)

Herbie Hancock - "Hornets"

Holy. Fucking. Shit.

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Originally Posted by Spaceman Spiff

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Mingus is awesome. My favorite of the jazz giants I've encountered.

Lee "Scratch" Perry - Chris Blackwell is a Vampire

Deerhunter - Calvary Scars II / Aux. Out

One of my fav current bands.
They recently played over here. I found out too late.
It was sold out by the time I did.
Painful.

Been listening to a lot of Bob Marley for the last 24 hours, for the first time. Especially "Three Little Birds." This is the last time I let my pothead sister's fondness for something deter me from checking it out.

Where has reggae been all my life?

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Originally Posted by Sycophant

Where has reggae been all my life?

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Welcome! I totally dig raggae, but I've never been into Bob Marley for some reason.

You might want to check out:

The Abyssinians
The Melodians
The Pioneers
Groundation

and if you get into dub-reggae, check out:

Roots Radics
Scientist
King Tubby

Thanks for the recs! I definitely wanna check out some dub reggae, so I'll be looking into those, too.