Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Cemet'ry Gates

OK, I went kind of overboard after the holiday with downloads.

BUT MUSIC IS SO GOOD!! AND I NEED MOAR!!!

a partial list of new stuff:

Smiths, The Queen is Dead (recently added to eMusic)
Elvis, Taking Libertes (ditto)
Free Energy (linky from LA Seitz)
Cowboy Junkies, Lay It down
Allo Darlin' 
The Scottish Enlightenment (from a free eMusic song) awesome theatrical emo alt-prog drone-noise indie pop.  Yes.
The Morning Benders (also a ref from LA Seitz)
Florence and The Machine
Calexico, The Black Light
The Amygdaloids.  Geek Power pop from a BBBB reference.
Springsteen, The Promise
Victoire, alt-chamber orchestra pop, again based on a free song from eMusic.
Dark Dark Dark
Jay Banerjee, power pop from a New Yorkian
Graham Parker and the Figgs, another live album
Howl (one for Righteous Bubba, even if he never comes around anymore)
Mike Gent- new solo from a member of the Figgs
The Figgs _ The Man Who Fights Himself, and anyone reading this needs to go get it RIGHT NOW.
Generationals (based on a free song from eMusic)
Franz Nicolay
Warpaint


Check 'em out, as Joe Bob would say.

EDIT.
Also, you know those ads for the old-school iPod that say "40,000" songs?

TOTAL BULLSHIT. 

I don't even have 40,000 on my music HD right now (a couple hundred short, and you all are encouraged to donate gift cards and such to put me over the top) and I am unable to put all of it on my iPod Classic and I am nigh-inconsolable about it.  WAAAAAA.  that I cannot carry every song I own on my person available at every moment.  IT AM TRAGIC.

10 comments:

  1. I will, but it's late and everyone just went to sleep.
    ~

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  2. WAKE 'EM UP, THUNDER!! THEY MUST HEAR THIS!!

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  3. Yeah, what good is being Thunder when you can't wake people up?

    RUMBLE, Thunder!!!

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  4. Also, you know those ads for the old-school iPod that say "40,000" songs?

    TOTAL BULLSHIT.


    Possible, but you have to compress to the point where they sound like shit. Not a problem for, say, Rush, but a crime against art for someone like Bowie.

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  5. Not a problem for, say, Rush, but a crime against art for someone like Bowie.

    Metallica's "The Number of the Beast" compressed 666 times is where on that spectrum?

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  6. I'll be curious to see if anyone clicks on your links. I'm pretty sure no one has clicked on link one of my musical musings.

    Anyway, I will click when I have time, cuz unlike most people-- who suck--I'm genuinely curious about what people listen to. And there's always a teensy chance I'll find something new to like...

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  7. I'll be curious to see if anyone clicks on your links.

    fat chance. Mostly people come by here to call me names.

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  8. I clicked on the link for Bubba. He'd like that, but I think he is spelunking in a giant ass or something.

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  9. I clicked on the link for Bubba.

    yes, I was happy to realize that the Cookie Monster was still getting work.

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  10. I've actually done a study. And the maximum number of songs that can be engaged with anything approximating focus is 2477. Yep.

    So What we really need is a whole BUNCH of 4 GB ipods to manage our collection in some kind of series of 2500 song chunckages.

    I have no playlist.

    And I must ROCK!

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