Tenhi - Kuulut kesiin(July's Wreath)

 

Wreath of lament on your hair

Thin flower threads

July's tress

Hidden lips

Kept in secret

The Philips - Young Love Be Your Monkey Tonight "Ammonites/Philips split flexi" ()

 

 

tenhi is pretty kickass Mus?, maa

Yeah, they are great. I do like the solo project, Harmaa, of the lead artist quite a bit more.

 

They remind me of Ulver and are very folklorish without being mundanely viking.

 

Right now: http://sieni.us/?id=30

The Cult - Fire Woman

Red is the New Black-Avenged Sevenfold

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Avenged Sevenfold is the new Blink 182

 

 

 

 

 

 

Teddybear Stockholm -- Punkrocker

 

QuarkySwedePop, I guess

Golden Earring - Radar Love

 

okay, not really. Blame Laozi.

Okay, that dude doing the Cannibal Corpse song lounge-style was great.

 

And Mus? was hitting the Twilight Singers, I see. :D

 

 

NOFX - Reeko

Red is the New Black-Avenged Sevenfold

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I think there is a song from My Chemical Romance which has the same title...

 

 

Dredg - Hung Over On A Tuesday

I suddenly feel like writing a song called "blood is the new pink" about how emo's take all this awesome imagery... and shove it down the toilet.

 

Pearl Jam - Comatose (sometimes known as Crapshoot Rapture)

Hey, My Chemical Romance is great.

 

 

Silbermond - In Zeiten Wie Diesen

Hey, My Chemical Romance is great.

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not

 

edit: forgot the np

 

Cold War Kids - We Used To Vacation "We Used To Vacation (EP)" (2006)

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Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine

 

Now, for a short poem I wrote:

 

Chinese Democracy pushed back to next year.

The new Guns N' Roses might never appear

On Jupiter you can hear echoes of cries,

Of everyone's noting how no one's surprised.

Silbermond - Endlich

Now, for a short poem I wrote:

 

Chinese Democracy pushed back to next year.

The new Guns N' Roses might never appear

On Jupiter you can hear echoes of cries,

Of everyone's noting how no one's surprised.

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Thank you and sigged.

 

George Baker Selection- Little Green Bag

 

From my Reservoir Dogs soundtrack. Lookin' for some happiness but there is only loneliness to fiiiiiiiiind...

 

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - Jesus Gonna Make it Alright.

 

I'm gonna get some Steve Earle tomorrow, uh, after school, unless I blow my pocket change on Philip Roth novels and post-pubescent hoochies (hint: all things assessed, not exactly a soothsayer's bet).

They Might Be Giants ~ Dr. Worm

The Pixies - Gigantic

 

a big, big hole

(+44)-"When Your Heart Stops Beating"

 

For anyone familiar with Blink182, Mark Hoppus (bassist for Blink) and Travis Barker (drummer for Blink) teamed up Shane Gallagher (of The Nervous Return) and Craig Fairbaugh to make some great music.

Reminds Me - Royksopp

 

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - Jesus Gonna Make it Alright.

 

I'm gonna get some Steve Earle tomorrow, uh, after school, unless I blow my pocket change on Philip Roth novels and post-pubescent hoochies (hint: all things assessed, not exactly a soothsayer's bet).

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Hmm.... what Steve Earle?

 

For latter-day, post-heroin, politically-charged roots-rock (enough hyphens for ya?), I'd say Jerusalem is a good buy.

 

I'm partial to I Feel Alright, although some champion Train a Comin as his best album. You can't go wrong with either.

 

Of course if you can find it, Shut Up and Die Like an Aviator not only has the greatest title for a live album I have ever heard, but it's a great collection of his best pre-jail work.

 

There are a few nice comps out there that have the best tunes from the first few albums, but you probably want to hear it in the original context, as the artist intended, etc. etc.

 

Steve Earle - Valentine's Day

oooh, which one of those has Copperhead Road on it?

 

edit:whoops, no song

 

John Fogerty - The Old Man Down The Road

 

Listening to this song makes me think I should hidey hide. Then I give it some more thought and consider hidey hidey hide as a better option. Damn! The old man is down the road.

 

*Insert twangy guitar riff*

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**** 45 - 2 4 6 8 We're The Kids You Love To Hate

 

 

Pandora delivers.

Listening to the new Tom Waits!

oooh, which one of those has Copperhead Road on it?

 

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John Fogerty  -  The Old Man Down The Road

 

Listening to this song makes me think I should hidey hide.  Then I give it some more thought and consider hidey hidey hide as a better option.  Damn! The old man is down the road.

 

*Insert twangy guitar riff*

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Wouldn't hold out much hope for the tape deck, though.

 

Yeah, or the Creedence.

 

 

Copperhead Road is off uh, Copperhead Road. And any "essential" Steve Earle compilation you could happen to find (There's about 15 of them). It's also got "The Devil's Right Hand" and "Johnny Come Lately" on it, two classic Earle tunes.

Stone Temple Pilots - Church on Tuesday