Red Mosquito

I’ve had my eye on that Sturgill one

I love that record but I honestly like those songs better live. I can’t wait until he releases his Live From Europe comp.

B wrote:I'm gonna recapture my youth one vinyl at a time!

Arrived this week. Everything on this album hits so hard. I just wish it was a 45, so I could play Everybody Knows slow like he did in the movie.

B wrote:I'm gonna recapture my youth one vinyl at a time!

I've barely managed to resist buying cassette tapes from my youth.
Otherwise I'd be plagued by all the "Barrio Music" volumes.
That and a lot of unofficial hip hop mix comps, I'm sure they'd sound like shit now, but they were my jam back then.

There's two recent "RSD Essentials" I think I'm going to have to spring for.

My last five:

Geese - Getting Killed (Clear)
Cameron Winter - Heavy Metal (Silver)
Slowdive - Everything Is Alive (Orange)
Mark Lanegan - Bubblegum XX (Red)
Ty Segall & Cory Hanson - She's A Beam

My last three

Got given this at Christmas


Picked this up while on holiday


And for my Aussie brethren


The Powderfinger album is certainly a product of it's time.

Gojira

Powderfinger were definitely still working out what they wanted to be at that point.

zeb wrote:Powderfinger were definitely still working out what they wanted to be at that point.

It's a great album, and the vinyl sounds great. There's so much from that period in this album - some of Bernard's wailing sounds very Cornell - a lot of the music has that bass heavy sludgy feel of Tool's Undertow

Rangi Guy wrote:

zeb wrote:Powderfinger were definitely still working out what they wanted to be at that point.

It's a great album, and the vinyl sounds great. There's so much from that period in this album - some of Bernard's wailing sounds very Cornell - a lot of the music has that bass heavy sludgy feel of Tool's Undertow

I met someone who lived next door to Fanning in his early twenties, apparently he and his flatmates listened to a lot of Badmotorfinger.

zeb wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

zeb wrote:Powderfinger were definitely still working out what they wanted to be at that point.

It's a great album, and the vinyl sounds great. There's so much from that period in this album - some of Bernard's wailing sounds very Cornell - a lot of the music has that bass heavy sludgy feel of Tool's Undertow

I met someone who lived next door to Fanning in his early twenties, apparently he and his flatmates listened to a lot of Badmotorfinger.

That explains a lot

Mail day

Just got PJ´s Give Way

loving it. Jeff sounds amazing, the bass on the bridge of Brain of J, jesus christ....

and of course Mr Jack Irons.

VinylGuy wrote:Just got PJ´s Give Way

loving it. Jeff sounds amazing, the bass on the bridge of Brain of J, jesus christ....

and of course Mr Jack Irons.

I think it is probably PJs best live release.

Kalevi wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Just got PJ´s Give Way

loving it. Jeff sounds amazing, the bass on the bridge of Brain of J, jesus christ....

and of course Mr Jack Irons.

I think it is probably PJs best live release.

well, i like them all, all of them have something special to it, this one being Jack´s official release and the history behind the original GW release but i was very happy wwith how good Jeff sounds. Truly awesome show from him.

Mail day

I got an amazon gift card for my birthday, and I was buying some albums. I wanted to get Frightened Rabbit's Midnight Organ fight, so I ordered that for $35.
I realized that it was actually the tribute album with other artists playing the songs, which I don't want, so I tried to cancel. It's a third party seller, so I had to wait a day for the cancellation. That's fine, the real album was $35, so once the cancellation is successful, I'll buy the right album.

Yesterday the cancellation went through, I look at the album I had added to my wishlist and now it's $45. Well, shit. I was already over the gift card, so I figure I'll just wait until it drops again.

Today, it's $261.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078F9KMD7/?c ... _lig_pi_dp

They saw you coming

Fucking cookies.