[kj] (no subject)

bongo humanhybrid666 at gmail.com
Sat Apr 26 01:03:05 EDT 2008


a good spliff??? lol,no idea, it takes allsorts! =)
its a good thing we aint all turned on by the same stuff, this list is
a definate no clone zone!

On 4/26/08, GREG SLAWSON <gregslawson at msn.com> wrote:

>

> I listened to Johnny's Psycho's Path around when it came out and a couple of

> times since. I don't 'get it"--it just seems really boring to me. What am I

> missing?> Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008 16:44:09 +1200> From:

> humanhybrid666 at gmail.com> To: gathering at misera.net> Subject: Re: [kj] (no

> subject)> > i'm in the same boat - have hardly any idea about m/any good

> current bands...> there's always plenty off timeless older stuff out there

> tho!> > been listening to . . .> John Lydon - Pyschos Path> Hair and Skin

> Trading Company - Jo in Nine G Hell> > great tunes that for my money wont

> date that much at all....> > > as for new music, i can only offer up 2

> examples...> Tiki Taane - Past Present Future (EPIC nz dubby reggae sound, a

> must have!)> Bedouin Soundclash - Street Gospels (not that fresh, but bloody

> lovely> stuff! kinda innocent and friendly - good mellow happy music...)> >

> also just got the new KORA cd, more NZ reggae... love the drum and> bass in

> it, but not so keen on the vocals/guitar/horns... some not bad> tracks

> tho... these guys are awesome live i have been told (many times> over the

> years) but alas i've always been doing other things..> > > =)> > > > On

> 4/25/08, Tim Merrill <timmerrill at hotmail.com> wrote:> >> >> > Hey hey. I

> hate to start sounding like a crusty old curmudgeon, but I've got> > a bit

> of an issue with modern music.> >> > Seems anymore I'm always falling back

> on old standards when I throw on the> > stereo.> >> > (Kj, Stranglers, The

> Fall, Wire, Ian Dury).> >> > Maybe it's just me getting older, but nothing

> really kicks me in the plums> > anymore. Seems like most 'music' these> >> >

> days is just sterile, unimaginative, and as threatening as a baby. I don't>

> > get alot of this 'Folk Rock', like> >> > Iron and Wine, Devandra Barnhart,

> etc. Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm not a> > closed minded twat, it's just that

> there's> >> > very little out there that's striking the anvil, so to speak.>

> >> > SO gatherers, I do trust your opinions, and taste, so I ask you, what's

> out> > there anymore? What's new that's been> >> > floating your boat? The

> last few good things i've dug into are: Mogwai,> > Thievery Corporation,> >>

> > Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra, Polysics, and the new Firewater record

> (Todd> > Ashley - ex Cop Shoot Cop)> >> > Thanks for letting me

> ramble..................> >> >> >

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