Chuck spoke at my school last semester. A good sixty percent of the time, he sounded like a grumpy old man bitching about the state of today's hip hop.
This one is definitely top ten of all time for me.
At the moment, I'm busy with schoolwork to a degree that casual reading has become difficult, although I'm currently reading Naseua by Sartre during my down time.
Man, I fucking hate Bullet The Blue Sky.
Granted, I'm not a U2 fan at all, but could somebody please explain to me why that song is held in such high regard by their fans?
Antony & The Johnsons - Antony & The Johnsons
Magazine - Real Life
Animal Collective - Feels
Brian Eno - Another Green World
De La Soul - Three Feet High & Rising
Magazine - Real Life
James Brown - The Payback
The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street
Can - Ege Bamyasi
TV On The Radio - Young Liars
Aphex Twin - The Richard D. James Album
I can't get into Laughing Stock for whatever reason. Seeing it mentioned here reminds me to try again sometime this week.
The Shape Of Punk To Come, to echo other opinions expressed, is excellent.
I can't get into Laughing Stock for whatever reason. Seeing it mentioned here reminds me to try again sometime this week.
The Shape Of Punk To Come, to echo other opinions expressed, is excellent.
Yesterday & today:
Can - Future Days
Mogwai - Mr. Beast
Christian Death - Only Theatre Of Pain
Sonic Youth - Evol
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Let Love In
Otis Redding - Otis Blue
Isaac Hayes - Black Moses