Propagandhi - And We Thought That Nation States Were A Bad Idea

 

 

 

I can't stop listening to this.

 

 

Badass album and for the hockey fans:

 

Propagandhi ~ Resisting Tyrannical Government

Why don't we all strap bombs to our chests and ride our bikes to the next G-7 picnic? It seems easier with every clock tick. But whose will would that represent? Mine? Yours? The rank-and-file's? Or better yet: the Government's? But I don't want to catalyze or synthesize the second Final Solution. I don't want to be the Steve Smith of the Revolution. Do you see the analogy? We're the Oilers. The World Bank- the Flames! And just 2 minutes remain in the 7th game of the best of 7 series! Yeah, Jesus saves! Gretzky scores! The workers slave. The rich get more. One wrong move and we risk the cup. So play The Man, not the puck.

Edited March 7, 200916 yr by Laozi

Eric Clapton - Sinner's Prayer

Puscifer - Undertaker

I forgot how good this is.

 

Sound quality is abysmal, and it's just some fan video, but that's to be expected.

 

 

I liked it. Thanks for the tip.

 

EDIT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXuGOCptSjs

Edited March 9, 200916 yr by Walsingham

The Twin Towers soundtrack.

Bauhaus - Stigmata Martyr

 

wth is murphy mumbling there where it's supposed to be latin? uuh, embarassing... would have been an outstanding song otherwise

Edited March 13, 200916 yr by samm

Social Distortion - Prison Bound (live)

http://www.rathergood.com/rocket_dog

 

By Seven Seconds of Love. I always want to dance when I hear it. Fortunately for all that is good and holy I do not.

 

Much.

Modest Mouse -- Tiny Cities Made of Ashes

Beethoven's 9th, conducted by Von Karajan with the Berliner Philharmoniker. Works great while working.

the Gummi Bears theme song

 

a friend and i got very drunk and were singing it at a bar the other night

we got a lot of strange looks

Eels Live Bootlegs

 

Their live shows are great, always rearranging songs as they would sound like if they were written for that specific tour.

 

COME ON! HEY E! HE LOVES YOU!

Echoes - Best of Pink Floyd

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

Antony and the Johnsons - Her Eyes Are Underneath the Ground

Lee Morgan -- The Sidewinder (w/ Joe Henderson, Barry Harris, Bob Crenshaw, and Billy Higgins)

 

 

As a jazz fan, the most irritating thing about the transition from music on physical media to music on mp3 players (and the like) is that said devices and programs are not particularly good about providing full personnel information. Sometimes when I hear a track, I don't particularly care who the bandleader of that particular session was-- when one of the supporting performances jumps out at me, I want to know who that was. I was listening to this track on the way to work this morning, and I couldn't for the life of me remember who was playing tenor sax on this album.

Edited March 20, 200916 yr by Enoch

:wumpscut: - evoke

Doomsday Refreshment Committee - Shallow

 

(Reminds me of a Decoded Feedback track, but it's more... shallow )

Beta Satan - Pray the Gay Away

After The Burial - Berzerker

 

Sounds like Dragonforce's "Through Fire and Flames" on crack, as in "lets play as many notes and as little melody as possible in a very fast manner" Should be listened to with the volume up to 11.

Fields of the Nephilim - A concert bootleg form 1986. Man, they sounded different, still far from the perfection they reached by 1990, even if there were some songs from the first album... McCoy even talked between the songs

Edited March 22, 200916 yr by samm

Puscifer - Rev 22:20 (dry martni mix)

The Roots -- Rock You