Song Currently Blowing Your Mind....

[tdb810]

Wye Oak - Civilian (Live)

Thanks for posting Penny! Digging this song a lot, and checking others out as well.  FORECASTLE!

Love the Bmore love with Wye Oak and Beach House at Forecastle.  Now just add da Bizniss.   Wye Oak are a remarkably powerful live duo.  Jen Wasner is a commanding presence and though that video gives him no love, Andy Stack is an extraordinary simultaneous multi-instrumentalist.  Definitely recommend their live show if their music interests you in the slightest.

Thanks Ruckus! Yeah, I just did a little reading about them and it mentioned Stack doing the drums with his right hand and foot, and the keyboards with his left?  Whoa, that's talent. I was surprised that it was just a duo from listening.   Good stuff, good stuff!  I am just listening for the first time, and I'm in.  I enjoy her voice.

[TSarge]

Pickwick - The Doe Bay Sessions (2011)

[dragonboy]

Been going through a bit of a National kick this week after watching Warrior again...

The National- Bloodbuzz Ohio

[Penny Lane]

Percy Sledge - Take time to know her

[buaawwww]

Ghost - Ritual (LIVE) Hammer of Doom Festival 4

[capt. scotty]

The Barr Brothers - Beggar in the Morning

Barr Bros

[ManNamedTruth]

i'm digging some Barr brothers too headdy, I wish The Slip would do another album. you down for some forum album club round 2?

[ManNamedTruth]

You Can't Do That

[Dillsnufus]

Wye Oak - Civilian (Live)

Wye Oak covers The Kinks

they do a great cover of the kinks' stangers

[Ruckus]

Unapologetically borrowing from the guitar melodies and tone of the Byrds with a dash of the Dead along with distant lazy vocals somewhat reminiscent of a quieter Jesus and Mary Chain.  Their name pigeon holes their sound quite nicely.  I've probably blasted this track 4 times today in my car with the windows down. 

Spectre Folk - The Blackest Medicine

[Fully]

I can't quit listening to this James Blake song "I Never Learned to Share"

James Blake - I Never Learnt to Share

[mjk73]

Attn Brian...

The Horrors - Endless Blue

[Penny Lane]

So far my 2012 song of the year...New Multitudes "Hoping Machine"

[johnnYYac]

So far my 2012 song of the year...New Multitudes "Hoping Machine"

A fine choice.

Hoping Machine - New Multitudes

Well done, Dylan!

[Dillsnufus]

So far my 2012 song of the year...New Multitudes "Hoping Machine"

A fine choice.

Hoping Machine - New Multitudes

Well done, Dylan!

thanks!

[woodnymph]

This song itself isn't what is blowing my mind right now..... the fact that they played it in the BURRITO JOINT today is what blows my mind!!!  It may have won my award for "most unexpected song in public".......other than the Ween they play at Mad Mex back home in Pittsburgh... that jumped out and bit me too  :o  This was a nice treat, brought me back to the early teens

Sunny day real estate- Waffle

[evilurges86]

Unapologetically borrowing from the guitar melodies and tone of the Byrds with a dash of the Dead along with distant lazy vocals somewhat reminiscent of a quieter Jesus and Mary Chain.  Their name pigeon holes their sound quite nicely.  I've probably blasted this track 4 times today in my car with the windows down. 

Spectre Folk - The Blackest Medicine

very much enjoyed this. Thank you Ruckus

[Ruckus]

Unapologetically borrowing from the guitar melodies and tone of the Byrds with a dash of the Dead along with distant lazy vocals somewhat reminiscent of a quieter Jesus and Mary Chain.  Their name pigeon holes their sound quite nicely.  I've probably blasted this track 4 times today in my car with the windows down. 

Spectre Folk - The Blackest Medicine

very much enjoyed this. Thank you Ruckus

So glad you did EU :)  Oddly enough, I found a vinyl copy of this EP this past weekend at a store I wouldn't have expected to find it.  I couldn't pull the trigger for $16 for 4 songs though.

[bowl of soup]

This song itself isn't what is blowing my mind right now..... the fact that they played it in the BURRITO JOINT today is what blows my mind!!!  It may have won my award for "most unexpected song in public".......other than the Ween they play at Mad Mex back home in Pittsburgh... that jumped out and bit me too  :o  This was a nice treat, brought me back to the early teens

Sunny day real estate- Waffle

SDRE gets a bad rap.  Post-grunge, founding fathers of emo, singer found and started singing about god, half the band left for the foos...Blah. Blah. Blah.  They were fucking great for a few years.

[mjk73]

The Watts 103rd. Street Rhythm Band - The Joker (On A Trip Thru The Jungle

:o

fingers snappin', toes tappin', ass might even be shakin'