Opeth "Harvest"

Papa Roach - Scars.

Pete Yorn - Strange Condition

 

read me the letter baby

do not leave out the words

stories and cigarettes ruin

lives of lesser girls

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Uncle Tupelo -- Moonshiner

Otis Redding - (Sitting On The ) Dock Of The Bay

 

I can't keep up with the whistling!!

 

and now

 

Buffalo Tom - Tailights Fade

Interpol -- Narc

Cynic - Textures

You should check out his Naked City stuff.

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That, The Big Gundown (The Music of Ennio Morricone), Spy Vs. Spy (The Music of Ornette Coleman), the Masada albums and his String Quartets.

 

I love me some Absinthe and Kristallnacht, but those might not be for everyone.

 

 

 

 

 

Mos Def and Pharaohe Monch ft. Nate Dogg- Oh No

 

That's Pharaohe completely and utterly outmaneuvering Mos Def (who's a pretty good rapper), once more proving his greatness. Man, I love Organized Konfusion. And his solo album is pretty great as well.

 

The only ones matching his flow today are

 

Brotha Lynch Hung - RIP

 

 

 

and maybe

 

Guru - No Time To Play (From the now famous Jazzmatazz I album)

 

Rather old videos, but you get the idea.

 

 

 

Cynic? High Five.

 

 

Oh and,

 

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Marc Ribot - Happiness Is a Warm Gun.

Better Than Ezra - King of New Orleans

Avenged Sevenfold - Reminissions.

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I saw McCoy play live @ Cape May, NJ a few years back. He's still going strong! And his trio included a damn fine young bass player whose name escapes me at the moment.

 

Duke Ellington Orchestra - Kinda Dukish / Rockin' in Rhythm (Live in Paris, 1963)

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Evanescence - My Last Breath.

The Beatles "Helter Skelter"

 

The best Beatle album ever.

Better Than Ezra - King of New Orleans

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when your drunk words said Cat Stevens was the greatest singer

 

The Stereophonics - Pick A Part That's New

Jimmy Eat World- "My Sundown"

The Beatles "Helter Skelter"

 

The best Beatle album ever.

 

Combine that album with Metallica's Black Album and you get Beatallica - The Grey Album.

 

http://www.beatallica.com/

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I saw McCoy play live @ Cape May, NJ a few years back. He's still going strong! And his trio included a damn fine young bass player whose name escapes me at the moment.

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Nice to hear it. If he ever decides on hitting this part of the world, I'm sure to be there.

 

 

Combine that album with Metallica's Black Album and you get Beatallica - The Grey Album.

http://www.beatallica.com/

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Or with Jay-Z's Black Album and you get:

 

 

 

http://www.lookatentertainment.com/v/v-268.htm

 

 

Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning

 

And after three days of drinking with Larry Love, I jes get an inkling to go on home. So I'm walking down Coldharbour Lane, head hung low, three or four in the morning, the sun

Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning

 

And after three days of drinking with Larry Love, I jes get an inkling to go on home. So I'm walking down Coldharbour Lane, head hung low, three or four in the morning, the sun

Beatallica and DJ Danger Mouse are both cool in my book.

 

Rancid - Black Lung

 

Some things keep me going

Well I got no one to blame

Five o'clock is comin'

Do you feel the same?

When the lonely whistle

Calls out your name?

 

Life Won't Wait is such an underrated album.

Harmaa - Seitsensarvi

(Gray - Sevenhorn)

Dane Cook: "Not So Kool-Aid"