July 13, 200520 yr QUOTE(kyyle23 @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 01:58 PM) 1000 homo dj's, the KLF, early ministry. Good hard industrial and alternative sounds. You are talking my language. Some of the best of that Genre. Great stuff! KMFDM, Thrill Kill Kult, Rev Co... Edited July 13, 200520 yr by RibbieRubarb
July 13, 200520 yr Author QUOTE(RibbieRubarb @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 03:02 PM) You are talking my language. Some of the best of that Genre. Great stuff! KMFDM, Thrill Kill Kult, Rev Co... I have grown away from that stuff nowadays, but I am still a huge NIN fan. I will still throw the Wax Trax stuff in every now and then for a glimpse into my high school angry days. What do you think of the recent NIN music(Fragile and With Teeth)?
July 13, 200520 yr Desert Island cd's 1.) Running on Ice--Vertical Horizon 2.) Immaculate Collection--Madonna 3.) My Aaron Copland cd 4.) Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club--Beatles 5.) Greatest Hits--Hank Williams Currently (and constantly) playing on iTunes Sugarland's cd American Woman These Boots are made for walkin' (Loretta Lynn version) Picking Wildflowers (Keith Anderson) Anna Nalick's cd a couple John Denver songs These words (natasha beddingford) and a variety of songs by early 90s country singers Some current and old school rap/hip-hop
July 13, 200520 yr QUOTE(kyyle23 @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 02:06 PM) I have grown away from that stuff nowadays, but I am still a huge NIN fan. I will still throw the Wax Trax stuff in every now and then for a glimpse into my high school angry days. What do you think of the recent NIN music(Fragile and With Teeth)? I really enjoy Trent's new stuff. There is a maturity there, that wasn't there before. It's less about him and more about the music as whole. Very organic.
July 13, 200520 yr Played in my iPod the last couple of days: United States of Electronica - U.S.E. UNKLE - Never Never Land Afghan Whigs - Gentleman Talib Kweli - Beautiful Struggle Mos Def - Black on Both Sides Go Home Productions - Mash-Ups Eric B. and Rakim - Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em Fleetwood Mac - The Dance
July 13, 200520 yr QUOTE(RibbieRubarb @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 03:02 PM) You are talking my language. Some of the best of that Genre. Great stuff! KMFDM, Thrill Kill Kult, Rev Co... Where's the love for Pigface, Einsturzende Neubauten, and Front 242's masterpieces - "Up Evil" and "Off"?
July 13, 200520 yr I am in love with: Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - "Shake the Sheets" Raveonettes - "Pretty in Black" Skinnerbox - "What you can do and what you can't" Junior Senior - "C-c-c-an't Stop The Beat" and the following songs: Caviar - "Tangerine Speedo" Gorillaz - "Feel Good, Inc." Zita Swoon - "Me and Josie on a Saturday Night"
July 13, 200520 yr Author QUOTE(RibbieRubarb @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 03:45 PM) I really enjoy Trent's new stuff. There is a maturity there, that wasn't there before. It's less about him and more about the music as whole. Very organic. I like that, i never thought of it that way. Are you a fan of Prick? I never understood why they didnt do as well as they could have.
July 13, 200520 yr QUOTE(kyyle23 @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 03:49 PM) I like that, i never thought of it that way. Are you a fan of Prick? I never understood why they didnt do as well as they could have. Yes. I think they sounded too much like other bands coming out at that time, to the masses. The lead singer(only member) was part of Trent Reznor's first band, Lucky Pierre. They were part of one the best concerts I ever attended. Prick Nine Inch Nails David Bowie At the World Music Center It was Incredible!
July 13, 200520 yr Author QUOTE(RibbieRubarb @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 05:45 PM) Yes. I think they sounded too much like other bands coming out at that time, to the masses. The lead singer(only member) was part of Trent Reznor's first band, Lucky Pierre. They were part of one the best concerts I ever attended. Prick Nine Inch Nails David Bowie At the World Music Center It was Incredible! I was there buddy, in the pavilion, 15th row. Great Show except for Bowie cutting itshort due to illness. I was just gonna ask if you heard Prick's 2001 album, The Wreckard. I didnt even know there was another album until I did some research lately. It is STRANGE. Some really good stuff, some stuff way out there. I have a few Lucky Pierre songs on my Ipod as well. I didnt know Reznor was a part of that band, I only thought he appreciated it and brought Kevin McMahon into Nothing records because of his appreciation.
July 13, 200520 yr I lived in Carbondale <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I love C-Dale, I love the surronding area, I love SIU. You rock. 1. American Beauty ~ Grateful Dead 2. Johnny Cash's 16 Greatest Hits ~ Johnny Cash 3. Dark Side of the Moon ~ Pink Floyd 4. Any Jimi Hendrix CD 5. Any Lynyrd Skynyrd CD
July 13, 200520 yr Author QUOTE(DukeNukeEm @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 05:55 PM) I love C-Dale, I love the surronding area, I love SIU. You rock. SIU was fun. Carbondale is beautiful, and the surrounding area is alot of fun if you know whats around. I am going there in 2 weeks for a wedding and to see all my friends, should be a good time.
July 14, 200520 yr QUOTE(kyyle23 @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 04:53 PM) I was there buddy, in the pavilion, 15th row. Great Show except for Bowie cutting itshort due to illness. I was just gonna ask if you heard Prick's 2001 album, The Wreckard. I didnt even know there was another album until I did some research lately. It is STRANGE. Some really good stuff, some stuff way out there. I have a few Lucky Pierre songs on my Ipod as well. I didnt know Reznor was a part of that band, I only thought he appreciated it and brought Kevin McMahon into Nothing records because of his appreciation. Yeah he was involved in Lucky Pierre. I was in the pavillion box seats. Great Show I liked the Wreckard, not as much as the earlier stuff. You're right...it's way out there. Edited July 14, 200520 yr by RibbieRubarb
July 14, 200520 yr I've been rocking a personal mix of Warren Zevon songs...the one that gets the most play has to be "Hit Somebody (The Hockey Song)". Its not only a brilliant song but gotta love the Dave Letterman cameo in it.
July 14, 200520 yr QUOTE(RibbieRubarb @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 05:45 PM) Yes. I think they sounded too much like other bands coming out at that time, to the masses. The lead singer(only member) was part of Trent Reznor's first band, Lucky Pierre. They were part of one the best concerts I ever attended. Prick Nine Inch Nails David Bowie At the World Music Center It was Incredible! Saw that show at Polaris Ampitheater in Columbus Ohio. Best show I'd seen... until I saw James Brown.
July 14, 200520 yr Hot Hot Heat- Elevator Birdman- Fast Money R. Kelly- TP.3 Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin III U2- The Joshua Tree I've been listening to those mostly the past few days. EDIT- THESE ARE NOT WHAT I'D BRING TO AN ISLAND Edited July 14, 200520 yr by Pauly8509CWS
July 14, 200520 yr Right now, I can't get enough of this Bob Dylan bootleg: Dimestore Medicine 2CD It's a mixture of live tracks, outtakes, and acoustic sessions from 1965. This stuff is terrific. Bob's harmonica is supreme.
July 14, 200520 yr In the player: Funeral - The Arcade Fire 5 CD's to bring on an island: 1. Quiet is the new Loud - Kings of Convenience 2. Desire - Bob Dylan 3. Arthur - The Kinks 4. Kid A - Radiohead 5. Turn on the Bright Lights - Interpol
July 14, 200520 yr Author QUOTE(Pauly8509CWS @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 11:46 PM) Hot Hot Heat- Elevator Birdman- Fast Money R. Kelly- TP.3 Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin III U2- The Joshua Tree I've been listening to those mostly the past few days. I have been reading nothing but good things about Hot Hot Heat's Elevator, but I am pretty unfamiliar with them. I thought I remembered a swing band with the same name. Is that them?
July 14, 200520 yr Author QUOTE(RibbieRubarb @ Jul 13, 2005 -> 07:55 PM) I was in the pavillion box seats elitist!
July 14, 200520 yr QUOTE(kyyle23 @ Jul 14, 2005 -> 07:02 AM) I have been reading nothing but good things about Hot Hot Heat's Elevator, but I am pretty unfamiliar with them. I thought I remembered a swing band with the same name. Is that them? No, Hot Hot Heat is kinda a garage-band kinda sound, one of their tracks is on the new MVP, "You Owe Me an IOU." I don't like that song much but the other tracks have some catchy beats and average lyrics. It's a fun CD.
July 14, 200520 yr Right now in my Cd changer My Chemical Romance Flogging Molly Millincolin Rise Against Motion City Soundtrac Fall Out Boy (cork tree)
July 14, 200520 yr Author I also might add that I am really becoming a fan of Blinker the Star. Very cool progressive sound.
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