5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up


Posted by Hank IV ® , Sep 10,2003,09:01   MetroBlab

1.The Shazam-Tomorrow The World (touring soon w/Little Steven Van Zant!)
2.Supersuckers-Muthafuckers Be Trippin'
3.The Who-Who's Next
4.Son Volt-Trace
5.Los Straightjackets-Supersonic Guitars in 3-D (comes w/3-D glasses)

bonus cut-Anything by Johnny Cash


Followups



5 picks

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by Julias Jaded Jester ® , Sep 10,2003,19:02   MetroBlab




5 icks while I replace a tail lamp

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by SnM ® , Sep 10,2003,16:32   MetroBlab

1. Warren Zevon-- my ride is here
2. Henry Mancini Collection--Henry Mancini
3. REM --Automatic for the People
4. Scott Miller--Hollow Points for Hollow Heads
5. 25 Baroque Favorites--various performers

Bonus track, for Mark David Thomas: Billy Joel--Streetlife Serenade


5 picks while writing/editing my ass off

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by Lee G ® , Sep 10,2003,13:47   MetroBlab

1. Alessandro Carbonare Mozart, Brahms: Clarinet Quintets (the Emerson Quartet is performing these pieces here next week and I hadda write about it)
2. Grant Green Solid (I'm really into him lately, though this is not one of my favorites)
3. Lungfish The Unanimous Hour (". . . when Baltimore begins to riiise . . .")
4. Fennesz Field Recordings: 1995-2002 (not what you think)
5. Bert Jansch Jack Orion (always heard about this, never heard it, just got it, liking it a lot)

Bonus track: Joe Morris Age of Everything (the most monkish--small "m"--jazz guitarist there is returns)


5 picks while writing/editing my ass off

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5 picks while writing/editing my ass off -- Lee G
Posted by Lee G ® , Sep 10,2003,14:00   MetroBlab

Actually, strike that bonus track and replace it with Bonus Whatever: Will Oldham's tour diary on the Drag City Web site. Mostly weird, but pretty interesting, esp. if you're a WO/BPB fan, not to mention funny.

5 picks while writing/editing my ass off

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5 picks while writing/editing my ass off -- Lee G
Posted by Sony of America ® , Sep 10,2003,15:15   MetroBlab

I'm an huge Will Oldham fan, but the last two albums have bored me to tears. Not that they're bad, just... damn, I miss the days when he did stuff like covering AC/DC's "Big Balls".

Lost Blues 1 and 2 are my favorites of his.


i hope you are talking about the falcon

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by plum ® , Sep 10,2003,12:50   MetroBlab

icks?

5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by jfm ® , Sep 10,2003,12:48   MetroBlab

OK, 6 actually.

Dutty Rock Sean Paul (I've listened to the first 5 tracks so far -- they're all great)

The New Romance Pretty Girls Make Graves (I liked the first album a lot, looking forward to this one)

Would You Believe Billy Nicholls (a lost British '60s psychedelic pop classic, allegedly -- we'll see)

Comic Strip Serge Gainsbourg (I've wanted some Serge for a while)

All Mixed Up DJ Spinna (another DJ mix, with Terranova, Les Nubians, Mos Def, Nightmares on Wax and, um, Shirley Bassey)

d-d-don't don't stop the beat Junior Senior (the stuff I've heard off this is great trashy Euro-glam-disco-shouty-electro-rock)


5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet

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5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet -- jfm
Posted by mte ® , Sep 10,2003,23:39   MetroBlab

I don;t like PGMG very much. Haven;t heard the first, dug the Murder City Devils, but yawn. Some nice moments.

Junior Senior kick much ass.


5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet

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5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet -- mte
Posted by jfm ® , Sep 11,2003,02:15   MetroBlab

I like PGMG because they're a Rock Band who somehow manage to not make that idea seem ridiculous. They could do with another hook or two, but I like Andrea Zollo's singing, and they have an honest to god rhythm section who aren't afraid to wopbopaloobop. I've only listened to the new one once, and on first go-round I'm not sure it adds anything to the first one. But I'll give it some more time.

5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet

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5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet -- jfm
Posted by mte ® , Sep 11,2003,11:16   MetroBlab

I'll buy that.

But you say "ridiculous" like it's a bad thing for a Rock Band to be.


5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet

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5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet -- mte
Posted by jfm ® , Sep 11,2003,11:46   MetroBlab

Well, there's good ridiculous and bad ridiculous. I guess what I mean is, PGMG don't make retro-rock or fashion-rock or punk-rock or nu-rock or any particular kind of rock, they don't sound neo-anything in particular, they just sound like people who like loud guitars and noisy drums, without being coy or ironic or earnest or tortured or anything except kind of bam-bam-bam.

5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet

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5 CDs I bought yesterday and mostly haven't listened to yet -- jfm
Posted by mte ® , Sep 13,2003,01:05   MetroBlab

I just downloaded (from insound.com, not file-sharing) "One Big Holiday" by My Morning Jacket. Everything I'd heard until this bored me. This song kicks ass. Buying the new record tomorrow.

5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by Sony of America ® , Sep 10,2003,12:01   MetroBlab

Spiritualized - Amazing Grace

The Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band with Choir - This is Our Punk Rock, Thee Rusted Satellites Gather and Sing

TV on the Radio - Young Liars EP

the Final Cut - Consumed

Mogwai - Happy Songs For Happy People

bonus track: Tatu, "How Soon Is Now?"


5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Sony of America
Posted by fluffy ® , Sep 11,2003,07:21   MetroBlab

how is that new spiritualized? im a little weary after seeing them live not too long ago.

5 picks while I ...

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by Smootz ® , Sep 10,2003,11:13   MetroBlab

sweep and mop the floors at the bakery

Everyly Bros. Greatest Hits
Gilberto Gil - Eu Tu Eles
Diana Krall - Steppin' Out
Stan Getz - Definitive Verve/Blue Note series
Susie Arioli - Pennies From Heaven

bonus cut: "Peggy's Pie Parlor Polka" by Ralph's World



5 picks while I ...

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5 picks while I ... -- Smootz
Posted by cmp ® , Sep 10,2003,11:32   MetroBlab

Good Mornin' Smootz...he he

My 5...

Pernice Bros.

-World Won't End
-Yours, Mine, Ours
-Overcome By Happiness

-Chapaquidick Skyline
-Big Tobacco

Great show the other night!



5 picks while I ...

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5 picks while I ... -- cmp
Posted by Smootz ® , Sep 10,2003,12:19   MetroBlab

Damn, near skeered the hell out of me with that big punkin' head staring at me as I slid behind the wheel.

Later,
SC

p.s. Pernice bros. were pretty fine. They seem tired but then it was a Monday night.


5 picks

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by jeffx ® , Sep 10,2003,10:11   MetroBlab

sloan - action pact
doves - the last broadcast
beck - sea change
lambchop - nixon
tim lee - under the house

bonus cut:
also been listening to trace. great weather for it recently.


5 icks while I take to the stage

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by Downtown Brown ® , Sep 10,2003,09:52   MetroBlab

1. Prince "N.E.W.S."
2. Warren Zevon "The Wind"
3. Catherine Irwin "Cut Yourself a Switch"
4. Teenage Love "Fields" (dang ... gotta send that to Joey & copy it for Chris Scum)
5. Dave Attell "Skanks for the Memories"

Bonus self reference:
Come see me and the boys at Tim Lee's Knoxville Music Night tonight at Thinq Tank. Greg Horne, one of Knoxville's more under-appreciated good rock songwriters, will also be performing.
NRndlBQ will feature some very special guests sitting in with us: official 4th member Chris Cook and the lovely and talented Donna Lee Van Cott.


you're gonna have a good show tonight

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5 icks while I take to the stage -- Downtown Brown
Posted by jmac ® , Sep 10,2003,12:20   MetroBlab

take your time, my studio tech is booked solid anyway

5 icks while I take to the stage

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5 icks while I take to the stage -- Downtown Brown
Posted by fluffy ® , Sep 10,2003,09:57   MetroBlab

Dave Attell...eating bananas out of old womens pussies...fucking midgets...good stuff it is.

5 icks while I take to the stage

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5 icks while I take to the stage -- fluffy
Posted by Hank IV ® , Sep 10,2003,10:06   MetroBlab

I gotta get a new "P" for the keyboard.....

5 icks while I take to the stage

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5 icks while I take to the stage -- Hank IV
Posted by fluffy ® , Sep 10,2003,10:11   MetroBlab

now now, no splurging this close to xmas...

5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by AC ® , Sep 10,2003,09:43   MetroBlab

1. Mos Def - We Are Hip Hop (4-CD compilation)
2. Richard Thompson - 1000 Years of Popular Music
3. John Zorn - The Unknown Masada
4. Damien Rice - O
5. Bugge Wesseltoft - New Conception of Jazz Live

bonus DVD: Bjork's Greatest Hits (videos)


5 picks while I try and find a different job

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5 icks while I change my oil and do a tune-up -- Hank IV
Posted by fluffy ® , Sep 10,2003,09:15   MetroBlab

1. Shiner-Egg
2. AC/DC-For Those About to Rock
3. The Farewell Bend-In Passing
4. V/A-Relapse Records comp.
5. Dysrythmia-Pretest


5 picks while I try and find a job

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5 picks while I try and find a different job -- fluffy
Posted by Scott ® , Sep 10,2003,09:58   MetroBlab

Silence or radio until I get the stereo unpacked man I gotta do that.



5 picks while I try and find a job

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5 picks while I try and find a job -- Scott
Posted by jfm ® , Sep 10,2003,12:42   MetroBlab

The stereo is always the first thing I unpack. I can't do menial labor like unpacking boxes without some music. Julie will be digging through boxes looking for something important, like underwear or towels, and I'll be like, "Hold on, I gotta get this speaker wire strung..."

5 picks while I try and find a job

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5 picks while I try and find a job -- jfm
Posted by Lee G ® , Sep 10,2003,13:36   MetroBlab

Until I had a kid, the stereo was always top priority, and the first tunes played in the new space were usually a subject of much deliberation.

5 picks while I try and find a job

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5 picks while I try and find a job -- Lee G
Posted by jfm ® , Sep 10,2003,14:09   MetroBlab

First day of moving into the dorms, freshman year, August 1987 -- I set up the stereo, pulled Pleased to Meet Me from one of my crates of records*, and dropped the needle on side 2. "Absolution is out of the question..." 2 minutes later, my RA was at the door informing that that was too loud and he could hear it all the way down the hall. And so began my higher education.

*One thing I don't miss about vinyl -- moving it. I left what remains of the LP collection (after Jay Nations got done raiding it) in a basement on Gratz Street.


uh, about those albums...

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5 picks while I try and find a job -- jfm
Posted by DBPrince ® , Sep 10,2003,14:19   MetroBlab

you mean we weren't allowed to sell them for mortgage money?



uh, about those albums...

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uh, about those albums... -- DBPrince
Posted by jfm ® , Sep 10,2003,23:49   MetroBlab

dammit, I specifically said those albums could only be sold to pay for sex, drugs or alcohol.

uh, about those albums...

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uh, about those albums... -- jfm
Posted by mte ® , Sep 11,2003,01:36   MetroBlab

Alcohol is a drug.

uh, about those albums...

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uh, about those albums... -- mte
Posted by jfm ® , Sep 11,2003,14:33   MetroBlab

Yes, but it's such a good one that it deserves its own line item. Mmm, alcohol. (btw, I was reminded last weekend what it's like to get really drunk on Guinness. Oh baby...gotta love those hangovers that get worse as the day goes on.)

uh, about those albums...

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uh, about those albums... -- mte
Posted by SnM ® , Sep 11,2003,09:07   MetroBlab

Ha Haaaaa!

We sold the albums to pay for Rock 'n' Roll!!!

Or was it our souls?

I always get them mixed up...


5 picks while I try and find a job

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5 picks while I try and find a job -- Lee G
Posted by Scott ® , Sep 10,2003,14:05   MetroBlab

the first tunes were played on a banjo lol

5 picks while I try and find a job

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5 picks while I try and find a job -- jfm
Posted by fluffy ® , Sep 10,2003,13:32   MetroBlab

amen, brother. its the last thing on the moving truck, and the first thing off. i cant imagine doing heavy lifting without it.