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[Jon]

I've always wanted to know what a Sigur Ros show looks like.

I saw them when they came to town about two years ago. It might be the most amazing thing I've ever personally witnessed.

[Randy Jones]

on recommendation from a lady friend, i will be buying midlake's latest album tomorrow. this space reserved for that post

[Folby]

I picked up a collection of blues/folk stuff called 'American Primitive - Pre-War Revenants 1897-1939.' It's really interesting stuff and if anyone is interesting I could post the link.

[Randy Jones]

i'm not interesting but that sounds cool can you post the link please

[Duzzy Funlop]

I think that might be something that I keep forgetting that I want to buy so a link would be pretty cool

[Duzzy Funlop]

actually i'm thinking of goodbye, babylon which is a box set of gospel from the first half of the century but that still sounds cool folby

edit: and if you're interested in such stuff, Dust-to-Digital is an awesome label. they have a collection of sacred harp songs which i am so buying right now.

[Folby]

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=63HDR6J8


Track listing:
1. I Want Jesus to Talk with Me, Go Down Moses (1926), (Homer Quincy Smith)
2. Deal Rag, (1930), (Walter Taylor)
3. Motherless Child Blues, (1930), (Elvie Thomas)
4. Big Bed Bug (Bed Bug Blues), (1930), (Tommy Settlers and his Blues Moaner)
5. I Got Your Ice Cold NuGrape, (1926), (NuGrape Twins)
6. Molly Man, (1928), ((Red Hot) Old Mose / Moses Mason)
7. Black Dog Blues, (1930), (Bayless Rose)
8. Workhouse Blues, (1939), (Mattie May Thomas)
9. Bo-Lita, (1927), (Kid Brown and his Blue Band)
10. My Mama Always Talked To Me, (1927), (John Hammond)
11. Ballin' the Jack, (1930), (The Salty Dog Four)
12. Friday Moan Blues, (1930), (Alfred Lewis)
13. Pick Poor Robin Clean, (1931), (Geeshie Wliey)
14. It's Cold In China Blues, (1935), (The Mississippi Moaner)
15. Black Sheep Blues, (1935), (Pigmeat Terry)
16. Old Hen Cackle, (1931), (Two Poor Boys)
17. Frisco Blues, (1930), (Bayless Rose)
18. Hot Time Blues, (1928), (William Harris)
19. Take a Look At That Baby, (1931), (Two Poor Boys)
20. Mean Low Blues, (1929), (Blues Birdhead)
21. Be My Kid Blues, (1928), (Elizabeth Johnson)
22. Little Girl in Rome, (1935), (Otto Virgial)
23. Dangerous Blues, (1939), (Mattie May Thomas)
24. Mean Low Blues, (1929), (Blues Birdhead)
25. Be My Kid Blues, (1928), (Elizabeth Johnson)

It strikes me as a really good record to get drunk to but I don't know what your drunk music style is randy

[Randy Jones]

my drunk music style is literally everything. haydn or wu-tang, it's all good

[Folby]

poor style imo, not to mention kind of disrespectful to the wu

[Folby]

Great, I am training a new person at work today and now I don't think I'll be able to resist attempting to work in something like "And remember to ask yourself at all times 'Is my conduct appropriate in light of the accomplishments of RZA, GZA, Ol Dirty Bastard, Inspektah Deck, Masta Killa, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, U-God AND Raekwon?'"

[Randy Jones]

ok but i'm not hating on the wu when did you develop the misinterpretation skills of a girl

FOLB

[Folby]

i didn't say you were hating on them just that your one man pity pub wasn't really fitting for the lyrical fire of the killa bees

[Randy Jones]

apparently you are unclear on the concept of phase 3, a level of drunkenness wherein one's appreciation for music is elevated to superhuman levels.

(for perspective, phase 5 is posting on the internet about being drunk)

[blacktoothgrin]

my guitar teacher gave me

Danzig "Danzig"
System Of A Down "Toxixity"
Soundgarden "Superknown"
The Beatles "Abbey Road"

again, a pretty sweet mix of silly stuff.

[B]

Masta Killa, Ghostface Killah

Is Ghostface Killa a Killa working under the Masta Killa, or do their prefaces have to do with their occupations, ie. Masta Killa is a Killa of Mastas?

[Casey]

It's Ghostface Killah; clearly the two are very different.

[B]

What's the difference between a Killa and a Killah?

Besides their level of refreshment, I mean

[Casey]

I'll leave that question to the philosophers.

[Randy Jones]

today i bought the trials of van occupanther by midlake on the recommendation of a lady friend and the reissue of mr. hollywood jr. 1947 by michael penn because michael penn is fucking great

[Maynard,]

I bought Chrome Dreams II, by Neil Young. It's kind of all over the place which isn't necessarily bad. Ordinary People and The Way are both really good.