the youtube comment about this one is bang on -
"one of the few songs you HAVE to listen to on loop"
#c0medy
and of the three xx songs i've listened to today, this one i like the best
and i notice that the offical xx videos on youtube contain links to buy the records from rough trade :) and what a fine shop that is
and in some other record store news, melbourne's missing link, with the superfine online shop, is "going digital": Melbourne’s Missing Link Goes Digital In News : Mess+Noise
still prefer owning the vinyl/cd, but then again, as a compulsive archivist and collector, i would
listen on
~ tul
Monday, May 31, 2010
pulling strings
sweet work in the henson style for ny duo the weepies
pretty song too
thanks to scott
~ l
pretty song too
thanks to scott
~ l
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
put it in my drip...
midlake - young bride
i don't care if i like this band or not
this song kept me company, demanded my attention, all day, and yesterday
that violin break at the third minute, with that steady, hiccupping drum under it
stunning
i don't care if i like this band or not
this song kept me company, demanded my attention, all day, and yesterday
that violin break at the third minute, with that steady, hiccupping drum under it
stunning
Thursday, May 20, 2010
target="_blank"
to an actual soundtrack of the national i thought i'd pop in and post a playlist from a recent radio show. two hours of sweet post-classical music to be had in this list
all links are target="_blank"
Radio Ballet | Eluvium | Copia
La Boulange | Yann Tiersen | Les Retrouvailles
Wheelbarrow Walk | Michael Nyman | The Essential Michael Nyman Band
Catch Me If You Can | Sunwrae | Eavesdropping
The Crystal Chain | The Subliminals | The Crystal Chain EP
Judith | Radiant City | Judith EP
Boundaries | Stephen Magnusson & Frank DiSario | Boundaries
Pink Chesterfield No. 2 | The Gilmour Ensemble | Seven Things I'll Do Today
Tears From Above | Pei-Jee and Pei-Sian Ng | Phoenix Story
Seeing the Car | Andrew W.K. | Cadillac 55
The Birth and Death of the Day | Explosions in the Sky | Sampler
Lift | This Is Your Captain Speaking | Storyboard
Her Lovers and My Letter Hand | Klumpes Ahmad | Sound Travellers
Tactus | Monique diMattina | Senses
2 Nocturnes Op. 32 | Maurizio Pollini | Chopin Nocturnes
Lent | Klára Körmendi | Satie
The Disambiguation of Anonymeye | Anonymeye | The Disambiguation Of...
Looney Tunes | Yo La Tengo | Little Honda EP
track that down track by track and you'll have two hours of very pleasant listening...
~ listnr
all links are target="_blank"
Radio Ballet | Eluvium | Copia
La Boulange | Yann Tiersen | Les Retrouvailles
Wheelbarrow Walk | Michael Nyman | The Essential Michael Nyman Band
Catch Me If You Can | Sunwrae | Eavesdropping
The Crystal Chain | The Subliminals | The Crystal Chain EP
Judith | Radiant City | Judith EP
Boundaries | Stephen Magnusson & Frank DiSario | Boundaries
Pink Chesterfield No. 2 | The Gilmour Ensemble | Seven Things I'll Do Today
Tears From Above | Pei-Jee and Pei-Sian Ng | Phoenix Story
Seeing the Car | Andrew W.K. | Cadillac 55
The Birth and Death of the Day | Explosions in the Sky | Sampler
Lift | This Is Your Captain Speaking | Storyboard
Her Lovers and My Letter Hand | Klumpes Ahmad | Sound Travellers
Tactus | Monique diMattina | Senses
2 Nocturnes Op. 32 | Maurizio Pollini | Chopin Nocturnes
Lent | Klára Körmendi | Satie
The Disambiguation of Anonymeye | Anonymeye | The Disambiguation Of...
Looney Tunes | Yo La Tengo | Little Honda EP
track that down track by track and you'll have two hours of very pleasant listening...
~ listnr
Sunday, May 16, 2010
passive acrostive
may i recommend watching this animation while listening to harm and boon, tiny vipers remix of the balmorhea track?
it's sweet, but don't forget to volume < for it, or you'll get the swan lake/balmorhea mashup that nobody needs to hear
stay listening
r.o.t.u.l.
it's sweet, but don't forget to volume < for it, or you'll get the swan lake/balmorhea mashup that nobody needs to hear
stay listening
r.o.t.u.l.
Monday, May 10, 2010
sleep
someone i trust to recommend music to me has mentioned something today
a dj olive. an ex-pat australian residing in new york, responded to the stress-related sleep deprivation of that city post september 11, created a sleep mix which was released on a lovely-looking label called room 40
room 40
room 40 describe their endeavour as "... delivering sound parcels from the antipodes since the turn of the century", and you can't say that ain't a delightful turn of phrase :)
the room of this unknown listener is now in a new house and getting to sleep in a new room in a new house can be tricky. i donned my beloved senneheiser digital headphones and tuned out to a long playlist of long songs, featuring some sleep-magic lengthy tracks.
this dj olive release has shot to the top of my wishlist because this is where music is more like therapy or meditation than just something to have on in the background.
i perform most of my narratives in this life to a soundtrack of some description. i dream of high-fidelity stereo systems and perfect listening environments.
i believe that music can help me navigate my way out of a tangle of words.
listening to that excerpt from dj olive's sleep i am mentally playlisting: growing, eluvium, eno/budd, vladislav delay...
more from me soon
'til now, sleep
:)
~ listener
a dj olive. an ex-pat australian residing in new york, responded to the stress-related sleep deprivation of that city post september 11, created a sleep mix which was released on a lovely-looking label called room 40
room 40
room 40 describe their endeavour as "... delivering sound parcels from the antipodes since the turn of the century", and you can't say that ain't a delightful turn of phrase :)
the room of this unknown listener is now in a new house and getting to sleep in a new room in a new house can be tricky. i donned my beloved senneheiser digital headphones and tuned out to a long playlist of long songs, featuring some sleep-magic lengthy tracks.
this dj olive release has shot to the top of my wishlist because this is where music is more like therapy or meditation than just something to have on in the background.
i perform most of my narratives in this life to a soundtrack of some description. i dream of high-fidelity stereo systems and perfect listening environments.
i believe that music can help me navigate my way out of a tangle of words.
listening to that excerpt from dj olive's sleep i am mentally playlisting: growing, eluvium, eno/budd, vladislav delay...
more from me soon
'til now, sleep
:)
~ listener
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
inspired by peanuts
i love this
found while researching for earl of sandwich
by antiguoautomata — January 08, 2010 — The song Peanuts by Tindersticks with Charles M.Schultz series Peanuts footage.
found while researching for earl of sandwich
by antiguoautomata — January 08, 2010 — The song Peanuts by Tindersticks with Charles M.Schultz series Peanuts footage.
love and heartbreak
gedge, barlow, oldham...
david gedge
what a beautiful man... sorry but he is. when he smiles
leeds
heartbreak early when the drummer he loves leaves him for another band mate
but then, later, recorded by steve albini... championed by john peel (rip.)
and all those amazing songs
new favourite is 'no' off bizarro
and realising the brilliance of 'brassneck'
that actually might be the original version. not sure. it sounds bigger on the recording i have. and maybe slightly different.
i first heard the wedding present in the early 90s. got watusi not long after it came out i think... yep, 1994, island
adelaide, where i'm from, we knew what was happening in england. always. sarah. julian clary. the office, the goodies, ride, new order, (...chapterhouse, slowdive, seefeel) the bbc world service :)
more english than the english, i've heard said
it is a particular accent, not as strong as gedge's leeds or the rumble of a westcountry burr but it's individual...
:)
~ listener
this post was brought to you by indigo moss and howe gelb
finally
david gedge
what a beautiful man... sorry but he is. when he smiles
leeds
heartbreak early when the drummer he loves leaves him for another band mate
but then, later, recorded by steve albini... championed by john peel (rip.)
and all those amazing songs
new favourite is 'no' off bizarro
and realising the brilliance of 'brassneck'
that actually might be the original version. not sure. it sounds bigger on the recording i have. and maybe slightly different.
i first heard the wedding present in the early 90s. got watusi not long after it came out i think... yep, 1994, island
adelaide, where i'm from, we knew what was happening in england. always. sarah. julian clary. the office, the goodies, ride, new order, (...chapterhouse, slowdive, seefeel) the bbc world service :)
more english than the english, i've heard said
it is a particular accent, not as strong as gedge's leeds or the rumble of a westcountry burr but it's individual...
:)
~ listener
this post was brought to you by indigo moss and howe gelb
finally
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