ILX Gonna Shine in My Backdoor Someday (new post-Fahey folk for ppl posting in Takoma/Tompkins Square threads Pt II)

you gotta put a period into youtube so that it is youtu.be iirc (watch, this won't work now)

https://www.youtu.be.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yQbgzPZWO1A

nope, that doesn't link properly

I guess we can use url tags

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yQbgzPZWO1A

Dude, I did that! What the hell. Literally put the link in the URL tags and let it rip, but it still got auto-embedded.

it's a sign, you should take the day off :)

Yep.

yeah, i really like that mullane VDSQ LP - might like the electric side more than the acoustic (though both are excellent)

oh and hey i know what i'm listening to today: http://www.nyctaper.com/2015/04/sir-richard-bishop-april-10-2015-union-pool-flacmp3streaming-2/

Thanks Tyler, need some immersive listening today.

sweeeeet

Brace yerselves for Drag City Newsletter prose---might be worth it, considering the topic:

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oh my fucking god the lead track of the Sir Richard Bishop set that tyler linked above is a ten minute version of "The Vinegar Stroke", one of my very favorite SCG songs that clocks in at less than two minutes on the LP version, this is totally amazing

"The Vinegar Stroke"Space Prophet Dogon, Vinegar Stroke is track 3 and also great, 2:38.

we're going to see him in Portland tomorrow night, it's our anniversary!

Happy anniversary! Maybe bishop will serenade you two with something really romantic.

who was the person having glenn jones play at their wedding? that must have been perfect- his music can be so wistful and pretty... great for outdoor ceremony

Me! It will be outdoors. Getting closer now... July 18th.

I was going to reach out to start talking through which tunes and general schedule but I was told his mother recently passed away. So I'm giving him some time.

I'm sure it WILL be perfect. I can't wait!

Will there be a bootleg of your wedding y/n

Hah hah. Sounds pretty ideal Evan, hope it is a great day for you.

Will Ackerman keeping my library company this Friday. Where does he fall in the scope of this whole scene?

first few records i've heard by him fit right in there for sure. turtle's navel is gorgeous.

I started the day off with the Nathan Salsburg and Jim Elkington duets record on Tompkins Square and just kind impulsively went for Turtle's Navel afterwords and have had it and It Takes A Year on repeat ever since.

Good stuff.

of interest to everyone here, i think
http://threelobed.com/tlr/parallelogram.html

the parallelogram collection consists of the following five albums:

hiss golden messenger / michael chapman (TLR-109)

six organs of admittance / william tyler (TLR-110)

kurt vile / steve gunn (TLR-111)

thurston moore & john moloney: caught on tape / [alan] bishop – orcutt - corsano trio (TLR-112)

bardo pond / yo la tengo (TLR-113)

also available separately, thank you Three Lobed

hey all! got a new job so ilxing is limited

hope you are all great

just recorded a version of "silent night", idea was if Low was fingerpicking

http://soundcloud.com/matthew-lee-helgeson/silent-night

Sleeve, seems they will only be available individually from the artits "at a later date", at least the vinyl. I think you have to get the set itself from Three Lobed.

heh heh, split payment option though! cory is nothing if not considerate...

UMS, you didn't negotiate ILM time with your new employer? (Also, congrats on the new job, I hope it is a good one for you.) Gonna check the "Silent Night" out!

Here is a nice low-key Mike & Cara Gangloff release you can stream. Usual stuff from them, very pleasant on a Monday afternoon:

https://makramerecords.bandcamp.com/album/mike-cara-gangloff-a-domestic-art

"Silent Night" sounding great UMS, slow and stately, just how I like it.

Mr. Bishop was fabulous in PDX, and his set had virtually no overlap with the NYCtaper set above. Plus, he had Unrock releases for super cheap ($15)!

new dbh album sounding v good so far

oooohh! cool what label put it out?

thread recordings. as with the last album, first release on the label. CD, no vinyl, on spotify too.

"Even if you live in a bog you can still have a good dance sometimes."

indeed.

Pretty nice new Chuck Johnson tune from upcoming Scissor Tail release. All acoustic guitar, no electronics etc.

https://scissortail.bandcamp.com/album/blood-moon-boulder

man, really good year so far for solo acoustic records -- bishop, bachman, johnson, dorji -- all fantastic. gotta check out the new dbh.

Gotta get that Bachman. Probably wait till I get to see him live, but may not be able to wait that long as I have no idea when he will swing through again. I am going to have trouble not sending Three Lobed all my money this year.

waiting on mine in the mail... excited. the track what jeff conklin played on WFMU a few weeks ago is stellar

Yeah, that track is pretty epic.

the two-parter that opens side 2 is incredible -- probably his most gorgeous tune yet.

Freeform Freakout Foxy Podcast featuring Grass Tops records:

https://soundcloud.com/free-form-freakout/fffoxy-podcast-57-in-studio-session-with-kyle-fosburgh-christoph-bruhn-of-grass-tops-recording

got to play a show with Christoph Bruhn on Wednesday...he's amazing and Nic Garcia was on the bill as well

also on the bill was John Zuma Saint Pelvyn, who I was not aware of! Anyway, he's on the more deconstructed side of things (weirder Bishop stuff and Orcutt), but really cool....he has a theramin that he uses while he's playing guitar, he'll be playing, then stick his headstock close to the theramin to get it to squeal while he's playing....anyway easier to see than to explain:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNqdHJ3IFjw

^ was a cool set

i think the DBH track was my favorite on IA7

and this new one is really great... scratching a certain itch i've had lately, been looking for some upbeat but wistful acoustic stuff. this is perfect

does DBH play nylon string guitars? can't quite tell i think so though

stop the presses, there is a Wilburn Burchette reissue!

http://www.discogs.com/Wilburn-Burchette-Opens-The-Seven-Gates-Of-Transcendental-Consciousness/release/6892895

afaik dbh started out on electric but yes mostly classical guitar now. he has a great ear, a composerly touch and is v good at lush & idiomatic arrangements of all sorts of source material on his beloved nylon-stringed guitar. if you're curious he has videos spread over a few youtube accounts playing a lot of popish stuff like blondie, hendrix, kate bush, whitney houston, reo speedwagon... this is one of them https://youtu.be/ZhvFg64_Gis

there's also a dbh tab book out there which was put together without his knowledge by some local superfan, no idea if it's available anywhere but it's v satisfying stuff to play

New Bachman streaming now on NPR's First Listen:
http://www.npr.org/2015/05/10/404239750/first-listen-daniel-bachman-river
(New O'Rourke on there too)

Whoa, REO Speedwagon. Also, an embarrassment of riches on NPR this week music-wise. Kind of crazy.