What are you listening to?

[Jorge Hache]

Marianne Faithfull - Easy Come Easy Go

[beforehewentmad]

m83 w/ LA Philharmonic

listening to m83... envisioning the show they'll put on in early March here with the Los Angeles Philharmonic! Anyone else from here going?

[beforehewentmad]

hey now - play nice. what would ian mackaye say about knocking someone else's taste?

oh wait, i forgot which board i was posting on.

Being raised in the D.C hardcore scene and its aftermath I prefer a different member of Fugazi's words:

"To hurt yourself playing guitar while falling around onstage is far more noble than to be sitting weeping to yourself somewhere."- Guy Picciotto

[mumma]

john cale - paris 1919

one of my favorite records ever.
he is a genius. still.

[c.r.e.a.m.]

placebo - placebo

[xadam]

[BECOMING-INTENSE]

Kaizers Orchestra... Min Kvite Russer

[hamletpowpowpow]

hoover's best song by far. love the restraint in that...fuck they were amazing live. i still regret not going down to the reunion show a few years ago. they were always one of the best live bands i've ever seen. now if slant 6 would just reform, i'd be in heaven.

re: providence rock. it's a mixed bag, now that i'm going through it again. all that stuff was much better live and never really translated well to record, with the exception of 6fs, who were just an anomaly back in the day...they were the worst selling band on subpop at the time, but were the label owners favorite band on their roster. i was in a band that was on subpop for a while, and we were supposed to record w/ 6fs and i was freaking out.

i thank my lucky stars i got to see this stuff. being a teen in the dc/va/baltimore area was pretty fantastic. still, probably not as cool as being in the pacific northwest or chicago. but i did get to see my fair share of dischord bands on a regular basis. i was constantly sneaking out of the house to drive down to dc on a school night. fun, fun times.
sadly, i've turned into the 30 yr old assholes i used to see at shows when i was 17. fortunately i think i smell better, and get laid more than they did though.

re: excavated shellac - yeah, i've played a few things on the podcast from there. a bunch of field recording/audio history nerd friends turned me onto it.


also - amebix last night slayed. i had real low expectations, and they were fucking amazing. and maybe the coolest crowd i've seen at a show in ages...all crusts, punks and metal heads. and tons of women there, i was in shock. there was a huge pit and people were stage diving the entire time. i felt like i was 16 again, fucking brilliant.

[ddohnggo]

speaking of providence music

ANTON BORDMAN



additionally, one of the best hardcore show i ever went to:

i'm in this video

[xadam]

hoover's best song by far. love the restraint in that...fuck they were amazing live. i still regret not going down to the reunion show a few years ago. they were always one of the best live bands i've ever seen. now if slant 6 would just reform, i'd be in heaven.

i wish i had a time machine. i would fast forward to the release of ccp09 and then wear my new jawnz to hardcore shows in 1995.

fuck living in the moment, lol.

[BECOMING-INTENSE]

[hamletpowpowpow]

heh, and you would so get yr ass beaten ;)

you know the rules - dickies, chucks or docs, keys dangling from yr belt loop. white undershirts or a workshirt.

i wish i had a time machine. i would fast forward to the release of ccp09 and then wear my new jawnz to hardcore shows in 1995.

fuck living in the moment, lol.

[BECOMING-INTENSE]

One more, their live shows are bloody fantastic!

[throwingsbricks]

the smiths - heaven knows i'm miserable now

my bloody valentine - loveless

[c.r.e.a.m.]

idk if this is sz's cup of tea or not, but here is a beautiful version of

the knife - heartbeats (live)