Poll -- what you listenin' to?

[Todd Spango]

How 'bout it folks?

What are the recent plays on your iTunes, or whatevah... Excluding my
own recordings, going back ten listens, I've had this going on --

1. Jandek -- The Living End (Whole CD beginning to end. It's a new
purchase & I've heard it 3 times through now.)
2. Rolling Stones -- Out of Our Heads (most of it)
3. Captain Beefheart -- Neon Meate Dream of a Octafish offa Trout Mask
4. my mix of Yes & Jandek
5. New Lost City Ramblers -- Black Bottom Stout
6. Boards of Canada -- Music Has the Right To Children
7. Bjork -- The Pleasure is All Mine & Mouth's Cradle offa Medulla
8. Barbara Morgenstern -- Tag Und Nacht offa Fjorden
9. Coupla tracks offa Dangerhouse Vol. 1 -- X & Howard Werth to be
exact
10. ZZTop -- Avalon Highway offa Tejas

It's interesting to note that music is becoming a private experience
for me. It used to be more communal, but really, it's these damned
headphones that are messing things up. Maybe if we talk about what
we're listening to, we can get the communal feeling of music back.

[Todd Spango]

Oh yeah -- the #11 position is held by Golden Energy...

[U***@gmx.de]

Post by Todd Spango
How 'bout it folks?
What are the recent plays on your iTunes, or whatevah... Excluding my
own recordings, going back ten listens, I've had this going on --

[del]

Interesting list, I've been more into Scandinavian rock and (still) punk,
in no particular order:

The Briefs: Steal Your Heart (LP, all of it)
The Dirtbombs: Brand New Game (Single)
The Locomotions: Teacher (EP)
New Bomb Turks: The Night Before The Day The Earth Stood Still (CD)
Lost Sounds: Outtakes & Demos Vol. 1 (CD)
The Hellacopters: I'm In The Band (Single)
Interpol: C'mere (Single)
The Plastiques: Shoplifting (Single)
The Sewergrooves: Down On You (Single)
The Rakes: Retreat (Maxi CD)

I'll add two others:

Epoxies: Stop The Future (CD, IMHO not as good as their previous one,
but still good enough for my taste)
Turbonegro: Party Animals (CD)

as I listed a lot of Singles ;-)

Post by Todd Spango
It's interesting to note that music is becoming a private experience
for me. It used to be more communal, but really, it's these damned
headphones that are messing things up. Maybe if we talk about what
we're listening to, we can get the communal feeling of music back.

Mixed feelings, very mixed feelings about that. Currently, I'm working
in one big room with ~25 people - if I had no headphones, I would go
hopping mad (well, I do occasionally anyway, but that's another story).

But I miss the long nights with friends where we used to listen to all
the stuff we found. Did not matter if it was new or old,

CU,
Uli

[Pink Pussycat]

This is the playlist I made for winter:

http://www.livejournal.com/users/fountainoffilth/62673.html

~Pink

[Fr@nk P@nucc|]

Post by Todd Spango
What are the recent plays on your iTunes, or whatevah... Excluding my
own recordings, going back ten listens, I've had this going on --

What's up now:

¬INVADER ZIM soundtrack by Manthei
¬AVANTASIA
¬DISTILLERS (couple of albums)
¬DANGER DOOM - THE MOUSE AND THE MASK
¬Aviador Dro y sus obreros especializados (bunch of albums)
¬ELP - BRAIN SALAD SURGERY
¬DEVO (bunch of albums)
¬A bunch of DR DEMENTO shows grabbed from newsgroups
¬A bunch of GOON SHOWs grabbed with Kazaa way back when
¬Soundtrack music from my current project REPERKUSSIONZ


____________________
www.frankpanucci.com
http://reperkussionz.blogspot.com/

[Rev. Richard Skull]

In no particuklar Order:

Mary Timony: Ex Hex

Noe Venable: the World is Bound by Secret Knots

Calexico: Feast of Wire & Black Light

DEVO: Live 1980 (a DVD/CD release this fall)

DEVO: New Traditionalist.

Le Tigre: This Island

The Faint: Glass Danse

I have on order Articoke's 26 Scientists, Vol. 1. Which I entend to
place in my "rotation" IF it ever gets here!

Oh! I forgot! The WFMU "Shemp Meditation Tape"

[Stiiv]

On 15 Jan 2006 08:50:45 -0800, "Todd Spango"

Post by Todd Spango
How 'bout it folks?

In no particular order:

Jeff Beck - You Had it Coming (Beck discovers digital cut & paste - &
still kicks major guitar ass! Check out "Rollin' & Tumblin", with fab
vocals by Imogen Heap.)

Franz Ferdinand - Do You Want (The hook is irresistable.)

The Dictators - Live (The Great Ones are still the great ones. Amen.)

Sol Hoopi - Various (Hawaiian guitar genius of the 30's - Amazon
actually gives away 3 of his tracks for free!)

Jethro Tull - Passion Play (a very underrated album - almost as good
as Thick as a Brick)

Bad Brains - The ROIR Sessions (bought the cassette from ROIR's NYC
office the day it came out - a life-changing white-hot blast of rasta
speedpunk)

DEVO - Duty Now for the Future

The GC5 - White Flag (old style 2-git-bass-drums oi-type yelling -
really great, but none of their other tracks measure up to this one)

The Beatles - Revolver & Rubber Soul (becoming is almost always better
than being)

Alison Krauss - I'll Fly Away (makes me all misty - must be genetic,
buried in my american-irish hillbilly soul)


Stiiv
http://www.stiiv.com

[Boom]

Assorted live Devo, assorted Polysics, assorted Beatles, and clips of
Howard Stern and Bubba the Love Sponge are currently residing on my
brand new MP3 player.

[TODD TAMANEND CLARK]

Post by Todd Spango
What are the recent plays on your iTunes, or whatevah...

ALBUMS:
Just Like Us (Paul Revere And The Raiders)

SINGLES:
It Won't Be Wrong (The Byrds)
Primitive (The Groupies)
Set You Free This Time (The Byrds)
Time Won't Let Me (The Outsiders)
You Baby (The Turtles)
You're Gonna Miss Me (The Thirteenth Floor Elevators)

COMIC BOOKS:
Rawhide Kid #51: "Trapped In The Valley Of Doom"
Strange Tales #143: "To Free A Brain Slave"
[Doctor Strange: "With None Beside Me"]
The Fantastic Four #49: "If This Be Doomsday"
The Mighty Crusaders #4: "Too Many Super-Heroes"
T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #4 [No Title On Cover]

TELEVISION SERIES:
Batman
Daniel Boone
The Addams Family

- - - -
TODD TAMANEND CLARK
Poet/Composer/Multi-Instrumentalist/Cultural Historian

Nova Psychedelia (2-CD: Vocal, 1975-1985)
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/ttc4
Owls In Obsidian (CD: Instrumental, 2000)
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/ttc
Staff, Mask, Rattle (2-CD: Instrumental, 2002)
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/ttc2
Monongahela Riverrun (CD: Instrumental, 2004)
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/ttc3

[b***@gmail.com]

Tave-Homocore Aus Danemark 7"
Municipal Waste-Waste Em All
Authorities-Puppy Love
INFEST-All of it
Possessed to Skate II
Man Is The Bastard/Capitalist Casualties split

[Gary Childs]

I've been checking out all the Devo videos on:
http://www.youtube.com/results.php?search=devo&search_videos=Search+Videos

[Stiiv]

On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 18:10:15 -0500, "Gary Childs"

Post by Gary Childs
http://www.youtube.com/results.php?search=devo&search_videos=Search+Videos

GJ, Gary. Thanks very much!

Stiiv
http://www.stiiv.com

[monsterzro]

Currently on heavy rotation on my Zen Xtra:

Devo
Oingo Boingo
Wall of Voodoo
Cramps
Atari Teenage Riot
Polysics
New Order
Depeche Mode
Dead Kennedys
Toasters
Bad Manners
Madness
Franz Ferdindad (sp?)
XTC
Dead Milkmen
Harvey Danger
Dance Hall Crashers
Go Go's

[Amanda]

Post by Todd Spango
How 'bout it folks?
What are the recent plays on your iTunes, or whatevah... Excluding my
own recordings, going back ten listens, I've had this going on --
1. Jandek -- The Living End (Whole CD beginning to end. It's a new
purchase & I've heard it 3 times through now.)
2. Rolling Stones -- Out of Our Heads (most of it)
3. Captain Beefheart -- Neon Meate Dream of a Octafish offa Trout Mask
4. my mix of Yes & Jandek
5. New Lost City Ramblers -- Black Bottom Stout
6. Boards of Canada -- Music Has the Right To Children
7. Bjork -- The Pleasure is All Mine & Mouth's Cradle offa Medulla
8. Barbara Morgenstern -- Tag Und Nacht offa Fjorden
9. Coupla tracks offa Dangerhouse Vol. 1 -- X & Howard Werth to be
exact
10. ZZTop -- Avalon Highway offa Tejas
It's interesting to note that music is becoming a private experience
for me. It used to be more communal, but really, it's these damned
headphones that are messing things up. Maybe if we talk about what
we're listening to, we can get the communal feeling of music back.

I'm listening to Sirius channel 22, "First Wave." aka "classic alternative."

[Savage Lizard]

Post by Amanda
I'm listening to Sirius channel 22, "First Wave." aka "classic
alternative."

Me too! Great station!

Savage Lizard

[Boom]

On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 16:24:35 -0800, "Savage Lizard"

Post by Savage Lizard

Post by Amanda
I'm listening to Sirius channel 22, "First Wave." aka "classic alternative."

Me too! Great station!

Thank you both! I just bought Sirius stock.

[Amanda]

Post by Boom
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 16:24:35 -0800, "Savage Lizard"

Post by Savage Lizard

Post by Amanda
I'm listening to Sirius channel 22, "First Wave." aka "classic alternative."

Me too! Great station!

Thank you both! I just bought Sirius stock.

Hah...that's how I got my Sirius set. When Stern first announced he was
going to move to Sirius, I called my dad and told him to buy stock. I
didn't have the money to invest, and he enjoys little investments
online. Since then it's gone up 60%.

So my bonus was the receiver and a year's subscription. Next year I'll
gladly pay to renew it myself.

By the way, this is the same dad who flew to Chicago to see DEVO with me
at the Riviera a couple years ago. He saw them in 1989 without me. I'm
over that now. :-)

-Amanda

[Todd Spango]

Hey, Amanda!

It's great to see your name here again! hope you've been havin' a good
life!

Cheers!

--Todd, from Spango

[Boom]

On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 06:56:32 GMT, Amanda

Post by Amanda

Post by Boom
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 16:24:35 -0800, "Savage Lizard"

Post by Savage Lizard

Post by Amanda
I'm listening to Sirius channel 22, "First Wave." aka "classic alternative."

Me too! Great station!

Thank you both! I just bought Sirius stock.

Hah...that's how I got my Sirius set. When Stern first announced he was
going to move to Sirius, I called my dad and told him to buy stock. I
didn't have the money to invest, and he enjoys little investments
online. Since then it's gone up 60%.

Ya, I missed that period where it doubled. That would have been
sweet. But I have faith that it's going to do nothing but go higher.

Post by Amanda
So my bonus was the receiver and a year's subscription. Next year I'll
gladly pay to renew it myself.

I love it. I pretty much keep it on Howard 100 and 101, but now and
then I venture out and listen to other stations and it's killer.

Post by Amanda
By the way, this is the same dad who flew to Chicago to see DEVO with me
at the Riviera a couple years ago. He saw them in 1989 without me. I'm
over that now. :-)

LOL...then you'll REALLY be mad at me...I saw them in 1980, 81 and 88
;)

[Amanda]

Post by Boom

Post by Amanda
By the way, this is the same dad who flew to Chicago to see DEVO with me
at the Riviera a couple years ago. He saw them in 1989 without me. I'm
over that now. :-)

LOL...then you'll REALLY be mad at me...I saw them in 1980, 81 and 88
;)

Well, you're not *related* to me, so I don't mind so much. :-)

[Savage Lizard]

Post by Boom
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 16:24:35 -0800, "Savage Lizard"

Post by Savage Lizard

Post by Amanda
I'm listening to Sirius channel 22, "First Wave." aka "classic alternative."

Me too! Great station!

Thank you both! I just bought Sirius stock.

When I bought my new car, it came with Srius. Within an hour of having it,
I knew I would never be without satellite radio. And I bought stock too,
hasn't done much for me yet.

Savage Lizard

[j***@gmail.com]

Devo - Softcore Mutations
Jihad Jerry - The Owl
Devo - Come Back Jonee
Devo - Freedom of Choice
Devo - Gates of Steel
Devo - Planet Earth
Devo - Those Darn Girls
Devo - Soo Bawlz
Devo - Patterns
Devo - Out of Sync

[Boom]

On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 10:58:30 -0800, "Savage Lizard"

Post by Savage Lizard

Post by Boom
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 16:24:35 -0800, "Savage Lizard"

Post by Savage Lizard

Post by Amanda
I'm listening to Sirius channel 22, "First Wave." aka "classic alternative."

Me too! Great station!

Thank you both! I just bought Sirius stock.

When I bought my new car, it came with Srius. Within an hour of having it,
I knew I would never be without satellite radio. And I bought stock too,
hasn't done much for me yet.

Yeah, but Sirius is a long-term stock. You're not going to see it
grow by leaps and bounds immediately. So be patient.

[Dr. Zontar]

With me it's been:

"Police State - A Tribute to The Clash" - Various Artists
"American Thighs" - Veruca Salt
"The Best of Motorhead"
"Within a Mile of Home" - Flogging Molly
"Let's Knife" - Shonen Knife (This CD never leaves the rotation)
"Truth & Soul" - Fishbone (another perrenial fave)
"Venus Isle" - Eric Johnson (only the instrumentals, the vocal tracks
are gawdawful)
"Paranoid" - Black Sabbath (another CD I never get tired of)
"Making Plans for Nigel EP" - Primus

and MP3s and videos from my latest obsession - 7 Seconds of Love. You
can check them out at

http://www.7secondsoflove.com

Be sure to watch the "Soupy George" video.

- Rich

[Stiiv]

Post by Dr. Zontar
Be sure to watch the "Soupy George" video.

Oh my God......they're right....right about ALL of it!

Thanks, Dr. Z.

Stiiv
http://www.stiiv.com

[san andreas fault]

Dungen
The Fall
Opeth
Sunn0)))
Turbonegro
The Upper Crust
Mahalia Jackson
Califone
New Pornographers
Your Telephone Calls

-r