Nas - Hip Hop Is Dead

Melody Gardot Worrisome Heart

Converge - No Heroes
Wilco - Being there

Lupe Fiasco- Food & Liquor
Nathan Fake- Drowning in A Sea of Love
Boris- Pink
Asobi Seksu- Citrus
Nas- Illmatic
Man Man- Six Demon Bag
Nas- Hip Hop is Dead

Sloan: Never Hear the End of It
Finn's Motel: Escape Velocity

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My ska package arrived today:

Pannonia Allstars Ska Orchestra Budapest Ska Mood
Pama International Trojan Sessions
Kongo Tem Que Ser Agora
Kalles Kaviar Lime Time with
Jah Divison Cubana
The Debonaires Longshout
Black Cat Zoot Main Attraction

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Originally posted by crazed:
My ska package arrived today:

Jah Divison Cubana

That's an awesome band name. I envision a ska/reggae Joy Division cover band a la Dread Zeppelin.

Ska versions of Joy Division tunes. I shudder to think...

The Race - The Perfect Gift

I've listened to it a couple of times, but I'm not sure what to make of it yet. Hopefully it'll grow.

Nirvana - In Utero on clear yellow vinyl

quote:

Originally posted by philosopherEric:

quote:

Originally posted by crazed:
My ska package arrived today:

Jah Divison Cubana

That's an awesome band name. I envision a ska/reggae Joy Division cover band a la Dread Zeppelin.

Ska versions of Joy Division tunes. I shudder to think...

It's Russian reggae with ska & Caribbean sounds. Guess that would make some folks shudder, I was hesitant til I heard some samples. Now if I only track down that Russian rockabilly album I read about a year or so ago.

Tim Hecker- Harmony in Ultraviolet
Midlake- The Trials of Van Occupanther
Beirut- Lon Gisland EP

Ys - Joanna Newsome
Millions now living... - Tortoise
Jah Shaha/Mad Professor (1st collaboration)
Love Supreme - Coltrane

"Koop Islands" - Koop.

David Daniell - Coastal

Caribou Up In Flames
Anik Jean Le Trashy Saloon

Just ordered:

A Present From the Past by the Soundtrack of Our Lives
Meet the Smithereens: Tribute to the Beatles by the Smithereens (out next Tuesday.)

Just picked up

Bill Withers: Live at Carnegie Hall

Damn this is a good live album. The version of 'I Can't Write Left-Handed' is especially great. This would jump pretty quickly to my list of how to do a live album right.

As long as my order arrives on time tomorrow I'll be the proud owner of:

"Los Angeles" - X
"Singles Going Steady" - Buzzcocks
"Darklands" - Jesus and Mary Chain
"Real Life" - Magazine

Rockin' Bones - 50s punk and rockabilly box set
Tom Waits: "Orphans"
The Thermals: "The Body, the Blood, the Machine"
The Celibate Rifles: "Roman Beach Party"
Chuck Prophet: "The Hurtin Business"
Slobberbone: "Slippage"
Uncle Tupelo: "Still Feel Gone" and "No Depression"

It's also payday, which means a trip to the record store. On the list for today (if I can find them): The Long Blondes-Someone to Drive Me Home; Amy Millan: Honey From the Tombs

Broken Social Scene- You Forgot It in People (I think this is my third copy of this album, I had worn out my other two).
Chavez- Better Days Will Haunt You