For the rest of the night, I need playlists. What are you listening to RIGHT NOW, Friday Jan 6 2206

Loo and Placido- Black Beatles
Long Blondes- Autonomy Boy
Tenor Saw and Buju Banton- Ring the Alarm Clock
Fatlip- What's Up Fatlip?
Anna Nalick- Breathe (2AM)
The Dan Band- Total Eclipse of the Heart
The Fray- Over My Head
Skills- Wrap Up 2005

too lazy to type.

But if it's 2006 - Listening to various Editors' tracks and wondering why Interpol haven't sued yet.

xpost to scott

Kati Elimnyama - E Goli
I'm Gone - Shirley & Lee
Big Ten Inch Record - Bull Moose Jackson
C'est Fab - Nancy Sesay And The Melodaires
Bye Bye Baby - Mary Wells
My Heart Burns With Deeps of Lurve - The Dirtbombs
Fox Chase - Elizabeth Cotten
In The Fog - the Double
Livin' Up To The Man You See In Me - Paul Burch
Delia´s Gone - Bobby Bare

right now, itunes decided i needed to hear the cars' "drive."

Washboard Sam - 1936-1942 Featuring Big Bill Broozy! Joshua Altheimer! Black Bob! Arnett Nelson! Buster Bennett! Roosevelt Sykes! Herb Morand!

(Side one only. Just heard "I'm A Prowlin' Groundhog", and "Mixed Up Blues", now playing "The Big Boat".)

V/A - Searching For Soul (45 comp of Detroit shizz on Luv N Haight)
George Brigman - Jungle Rot (found the CD used for 5 bucks, awesome record)

right now:

Dashiell Hedayat - Obsolete (niiiice)

what is Dashiell Hedayat?

the Dashiell Hedayat is some French dude who made this one LP on the legendary Shandar label ... label known for some pretty decent music but some pretty outrageous collektor skum prices. I never heard it before but the french Mantra label just reissued it. It's pretty wigged, I gotta say. I bet that Nurse With Wound guy put it on his list or something; it seems up his alley, you know what I'm saying? maybe like a french Brainticket or something. except w/o the orgasm sounds, just some stoned dude rambling.

i am now playing: *The Revolt Of Emily Young* by Foxx: A Rock Novella By Buzz Cason & Pepper Martin

not a rock opera, mind you. a rock NOVELLA. it's okay. i pull it out every blue moon. hardrock/psych/orchestratedpop. 1970 on Decca.

No, he didn't, Maria. I will be sure to ask him!

Washboard Sam is great, and was an inspired choice! I have one of those complete recordings CDs on Document, I can't recall which volume. I almost picked up this cd of Henry Stone-issued blues tracks tonight, which had a bunch of awesome-sounding Earl Hooker titles that I didn't recognize, but I left it becauze they had two copies and I know it will still be there when I go back.

now I'm gonna put on Luiz Bonfa - Solo in Rio since the Brigman and Dashiell blew my mind, maaaaan and I need to come down a little

side two of The Greatest Hits-Volume II: everything under the sun/i wish i never saw the sunshine/keep on dancing/here i sit/why don't they let us fall in love/lovers

Prince Buster - Dark End of the Street
Lou Reed - Beginning of a Great Adventure
Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
Sylvia Striplin - You Can't Turn Me Away
Brenton Wood - The Oogum Boogum Song
Jackson Browne - These Days
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Nashville Blues
George Jones - Choices (twice)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)

the left banke (lazy day! probably my favorite left bank track. KILLER FUZZ!!@!@!)
brick
brainstorm (calla records? no year on the label.. nicely arranged uptempo soul)

before that: iggy sister midnight bootleg, eno another green world, some of a talking heads compilation.

Good.

i right now am listening to terry riley 'poppy no good phantom band.'
After this.. i think it is gonna be steve tibbetts.

- Steve Earle

(note: I do not necessarily endorse this POV.)

really. i've tried. berlin, the blue mask, even the shit i think i SHOULD or WOULD like, i just can't get into.

Neil Young "On the Beach"
Josef Anton Riedl reissue on Creel Pone
Cabaret Voltaire "Plasticity"
Suede's first album
The Source feat. Candi Staton "You've Got the Love"
Jamie Principal "Your Love"
Barbara Lynn "If You Should Lose Me"
Coelacanth "Mud Wall"

man, "You've Got the Love" still has the power to turn me to jelly.
Anybody heard Optical & Ed Rush's bootleg that uses her vocal? Any good?

"Heart Beats"

01. Untitled #1 - Gerard Smith
02. Not Going Anywhere - Keren Ann
03. Heartbeats - Jose González
04. Wolverine - Sufjan Stevens
05. Metarie (UK Version) - Brendan Benson And The Wellfed Boys
06. Somebody That I Used To Know - Elliott Smith
07. Blizzard of '77 - Nada Surf
08. Naomi - Neutral Milk Hotel
09. Let's Roll - The Stills
10. Slottet #2 - The Radio Dept.
11. Untitled - Interpol
12. Idiocy - The Double
13. Same Ghost Every Night - Wolf Parade
14. Did You See The Words - Animal Collective
15. Someday Soon - The Doves
16. Warm And Sunny Days - The Dears
17. Cosmic Dancer (live 1991) - Morrissey
18. On The Dance Floor - Levy
19. Already Gone - The Pleased
20. Hang On Siobhan - The Walkmen

Before that I was listening to lots and lots of doom metal.

Me, I'm listening to the local rock show on the radio (Brendan Benson, His Name Is Alive, etc.). Earlier today, it was the Kompakt 100 comp (kinda underwhelmed by it so far) and a cheap-o Zombies greatest hits collection.