Red Mosquito

Vent - Sarin Smoke
Movement Two - Marvin Ayres
Pigeon Skulls - Adult Jazz
Keeping Warm - We Were Promised Jetpacks
Henosis - Blut Aus Nord
Entranced by the Wolfshook - Bölzer
Flowers From Exile - Rome
Beverly - John Fahey
Pretty Fly (For a White Guy) - The Offspring
Wind Below - Rage Against The Machine

theplatypus wrote:Vent - Sarin Smoke
Movement Two - Marvin Ayres
Pigeon Skulls - Adult Jazz
Keeping Warm - We Were Promised Jetpacks
Henosis - Blut Aus Nord
Entranced by the Wolfshook - Bölzer
Flowers From Exile - Rome
Beverly - John Fahey
Pretty Fly (For a White Guy) - The Offspring
Wind Below - Rage Against The Machine

9/10

Our compatibility is SUPER.

Bob Dylan + The Band - Highway 61 (IoW)
Pearl Jam - Comatose (Oslo '14)
PJ Harvey - All And Everyone
Seasame St - She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain
The Four Tops - Christmas Here with You
The Drones - A Moat You Can Stand In
Jonathan Wilson - Future Vision
Vista Chino - Sweet Remain
RM Mix Tape 11 - 08
Bob Dylan + The Band - Tears of Rage [Take 3]

The Drones

Nirvana - "Spank Thru" (live)
Bill Callahan - "Drover"
Kurt Vile - "KV Crimes"
Bob Dylan - "The Death of Emmett Till" (Witmark Demos)
Grateful Dead - "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (Fillmore 1969)
Mark Knopfler - "Corned Beef City"
Bob Dylan and the Band - "Tears of Rage (Take 3)" (Basement Tapes)
The Mynabirds - "Karma Debt"
William Tyler - "The Geography of Nowhere"
A Sunny Day in Glasgow - "Double Dutch"

Round 2:

Liz Phair - "H.W.C." (Probably my favorite Phair song.)
Run-D.M.C. - "Is It Live"
Michael Jackson - "2 Bad"
Hella - "Top Twenty Notes"
Cypress Hill - "16 Men Till There's No Men Left"
Misfits - "Hatebreeders"
The Cranberries - "Hollywood"
The Psycho Realm - "Street Terrorism"
The Carpenters - "(They Long to Be) Close to You" ( )
A Perfect Circle - "Gravity"

Wind Below - Rage Against The Machine
Keeping Warm - We Were Promised Jetpacks
Pigeon Skulls - Adult Jazz
Henosis - Blut Aus Nord
Entranced by the Wolfshook - Bölzer
The Last Gift Of Corelia - The Missing Season
Flowers From Exile - Rome
Movement Two - Marvin Ayres
Vent - Sarin Smoke
Beverly - John Fahey

Scrotum Queen - Scrotum Queen Likes Donkey Bums
The Beatles - Yer Blues
Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine
Broken Bells - Perfect World
The Offspring - Cool to Hate (Oof.)
The Beatles - I've Just Seen a Face
Cymbals Eat Guitars - Chambers
Modest Mouse - 3rd Planet
The Legendary Shack Shakers - Shakerag Holler
David Bowie - Absolute Beginners

Winamp, it really whips the llama's ass.

Devendra Banhart - Anchor
Prince - The Ballad of Dorothy Parker
Miles Davis - Konda
Ryan Adams - Oh My Sweet Carolina
Enigma - T.N.T. For The Brain
Queen - Save Me
Ghostface Killah/Adrian Younge - Revenge Is Sweet [Instrumental]
Sigur Rós - Starálfur
UNKLE - Invasion [Medway Vs Eva - Coast 2 Coast Mix]
Cloud Cult - Lies

ABNorman wrote: The Legendary Shack Shakers - Shakerag Holler

these guys were just in town and we didn't realize it until the day before. seen 'em a few times and worth checking out, but couldn't make it happen this time.

U2, "A Sort Of Homecoming"
David Bowie, "Rebel Rebel"
Alice In Chains, "Nutshell"
R.E.M., "Underneath The Bunker"
The The, "Good Morning Beautiful"
Temple Of The Dog, "Say Hello 2 Heaven"
Crowded House, "Into Temptation"
Pearl Jam, "Gone"
The Smiths, "Girlfriend In A Coma"
Joy Division, "Isolation"

AndySlash wrote:Winamp, it really whips the llama's ass.

Devendra Banhart - Anchor
Prince - The Ballad of Dorothy Parker
Miles Davis - Konda
Ryan Adams - Oh My Sweet Carolina
Enigma - T.N.T. For The Brain
Queen - Save Me
Ghostface Killah/Adrian Younge - Revenge Is Sweet [Instrumental]
Sigur Rós - Starálfur
UNKLE - Invasion [Medway Vs Eva - Coast 2 Coast Mix]
Cloud Cult - Lies

Are you a big Miles fan, Andy? "Konda" is a bit of a rarity.

not a 'big' fan by any means. have the classic records, and a couple of others, but i've hardly delved much deeper. that said, i downloaded 'the complete columbia album collection' a couple years ago with the intent to do just that (thus, konda showing up in my random list). if there is any of those albums you'd recommend taking a listen to first, i'm open to your suggestions.

edit: i have porgy & bess, miles ahead, kind of blue, bitches brew, sketches of spain, and miles 1954 (which i believe is an off-label issue), and a couple of compilations (blue moods and another i am forgetting).

Tweedy - Low Key
Pearl Jam - Future Days
Pearl Jam - Go
Yo La Tengo - How To Make A Baby Elephant Float
Sleater-Kinney - Rollercoaster
The Beatles - Got To Get You Into My Life
Joni Mitchell - Big Yellow Taxi
Pearl Jam - Spin The Black Circle
This Will Destroy You - Memory Loss
Tom Waits - Gun Street Girl

Of course Pearl Jam needed to appear three times.

AndySlash wrote:not a 'big' fan by any means. have the classic records, and a couple of others, but i've hardly delved much deeper. that said, i downloaded 'the complete columbia album collection' a couple years ago with the intent to do just that (thus, konda showing up in my random list). if there is any of those albums you'd recommend taking a listen to first, i'm open to your suggestions.

edit: i have porgy & bess, miles ahead, kind of blue, bitches brew, sketches of spain, and miles 1954 (which i believe is an off-label issue), and a couple of compilations (blue moods and another i am forgetting).

Man, that sounds like a treat, Andy. If that set is "complete"-complete, there are probably 70-80 albums there -- and that's only his stuff on Columbia. I hope you can summon the motivation to take on the whole journey.

As far as personal recommendations, I think "In a Silent Way" is the finest album Miles ever produced -- kind of a meeting point of his acoustic work, his electric work, and his orchestral work, but still something singular unto itself. It's one of my favorite albums of all time and one of the few jazz records I think has the potential to appeal to someone who actively hates the genre. Apart from that, I am partial to the run of quintet records that preceded "Silent Way" (starting with "ESP" and running through "Filles de Kilimanjaro") -- all of them are fantastic and there is no wrong jumping-in point. That said, if you have the patience, you could do a lot worse than just starting at the beginning and working your way through the set -- the gradual evolution in his artistry is a thing to behold, marginal from one record to the next but stunning when you get to the end and look back and see how much ground has been covered. It's remarkable enough that this guy went from "Birth of the Cool" in 1949 to "Agharta"/"Pangaea" in 1975 (when he "retired"), but further so that he makes it seem impossible that it could have unfolded any other way. I would probably avoid starting with any of his post-retirement '80's stuff.

Dedication - Beastie Boys
Just for the Night - Laura Burhenn
Lonesome Day Blues - Bob Dylan
Sugar Won't Work - Elvis Costello and the Roots
Bury Me With It - Modest Mouse
Matieres Famiiales - Chiendent
Sunken Treasure - Wilco
Oh Daddy - Fleetwood Mac
Sure Shot - Beastie Boys
City With No Children - Arcade Fire

Body - The Presidents of the United States of America
The Bomb - Rivers Cuomo
I See Monsters - Ryan Adams
Utah - John Linnell
Choking the Cherry - Poe
Havoc - Alanis Morissette
Rock Me - Liz Phair
Tell Me - Tom Waits
Cathedral - Crosby, Stills & Nash
Brick is Red - Pixies


That was a fucking great shuffle.

mia - pop
donald fagen - the nightfly
TI - u don't know me
captain beefheart - dachau blues
cock sparrer - droogs don't run
2pac - i din't give a fuck
naked city - speedball
gravediggaz - pit of snakes
chief keef - all time
peter tosh - the day the dollar die