The Eraser by Thom Yorke

spank rock - yoyoyoyoyo
viktor vaughn - vlaudeville villain
have her home by ten - is it in?
white town - women in technology

Popol Vuh - Sei Still, Wisse Ich Bin

Had a nice big haul today from the record store that will be closing its doors for good in a week. Nice combination of new stuff, older stuff, and stuff I had never even heard of, but which had a cool enough cover to spend a dollar on.

Thom Yorke - Eraser
Rosanne Cash - Black Cadillac
Talk Talk - The very best
Will Hoge - The man who killed love
Dalek- From filthy tonghe of gods and griots
The Bigger Lovers - this affair never happened...
Blind Boys of Alabama - Atom Bomb
Dan Bern - fleeting days
Appleseed cast - peregrine
Tribute to Ben Berns
Hard Fi - Stars of cctv
Blue Nile - Peace at last
Saturday looks good to me - every night
Holopaw - out/or fight
Mason Jennings - Be Here Now
Omara Portuondo - Flor de Amor
The Red Thread - ship in the attic
Hayes Carll - Little rock
Wrinkle Neck Mules - pull the break
Tragically Hip - In Violet Light
Gordon Downie - Battle of the nudes
NRBQ - NRBQ
Stephen Merritt - Showtunes
Tim Easton - Ammunition
The Mills Brothers - best of
Willy Mason - Where the humans eat
Jimmy Scott - Moon Glow
Mike Watt- Ballhog or tugboat
Dave van Ronk - and the tin pan bended...
KD Lang - Absolute torch and twang
MAry Gauthier - Mercy now
Damien Jurado - Rehersals for departure
Blanche - If we can't trust the doctors

Man, I've got a lot of listening to do.

That's a helluva haul, klt. I'm annoyed with myself that I never made the effort to go out there before the imminent closure. Damn!

My last few days have found the following added to my collection:

Serena-Maneesh
Sugarcult: Lights Out (advance of forthcoming full-length)
Squeeze: Gold (2 disc Euro best-of)
Paul WellerStanley Road (3-disc special anniversary edition)

and I got my copy of Sufjan's Avalanche in the mail today.

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That's a helluva haul, klt. I'm annoyed with myself that I never made the effort to go out there before the imminent closure. Damn!

Well, if you still want to, they will be open one more weekend. I'm guessing they will do some kind of sale that would make it definately worthwhile, because they are already selling them for about a dollar and a quarter, and the guy there said they would be even cheaper the last weekend.

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Originally posted by keylimetrev:

Blanche - If we can't trust the doctors

Excellent album that I highly recommend. Now I'm going to have to listen to my copy again soon!

Crazed, I posted about that album in the alt-country section just a few hours ago. It's a great album, and all I could think as I was listening to it was 'why haven't I heard of or heard this band before today?'

I ordered a few imports from Australia and the UK today:

Ed Harcourt: Beautiful Lie
Divine Comedy: Victory for the Comic Muse
Marc Carroll: Royal Festival Hall Live

Youth Group: Urban and Eastern and Casino Twilight Dogs

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Arrived in the mail today:

The Zutons Tired of Hanging Around

Touch Records 25th Anniversary compilation
Amon Düül II - Carnival in Babylon

By the way Sicnarf...I saw that you bought pg.99 Document #8 a few pages back. That record kicks some ass but my favorite thing they ever did was the stuff on the split with Majority Rule. It was very Unwound sounding.

Nice stuff here. I finale found a copy of "The Loon" - Tn'Ts at a store near me and just bought "Peeping Tom"

attn: keylimetrev; if you bargan'binned "In violet light" for a buck you got a steal of a deal

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Saturday looks good to me - every night
The Mills Brothers - best of

As everybody else has said, klt, quite a haul!

I've commented briefly on the Jimmy Scott elsewhere, but I'm going to be really, really curious as to what you think of the Mills Brothers.

That Saturday Looks Good to Me was one of my rave faves of 2004 and time has done nothing to diminish that.

Now Playing: The White Sox and Yankees 1-1 in the 1st

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I'm going to be really, really curious as to what you think of the Mills Brothers.

That Saturday Looks Good to Me was one of my rave faves of 2004 and time has done nothing to diminish that.

I'm not totally new to the Mills Brothers, and I've always liked what I've heard. The compilation I got doesn't look like the best sampling of their music, but it should be fun to listen to. I'll let you know what I think after I have a chance to listen to it a bit.

The Saturday Looks Good to Me album is really fun. Another one that I don't know why I didn't listen to earlier. I expect I'll listen to this one a lot.

Picked up while out of town this week...

Thom Yorke- "The Eraser"
Sufjan Stevens- "The Avalanche"
Johnny Cash- "American V: A Hundred Highways"
Willie Nelson- "Yesterday's Wine"

Buzzcocks-Flat Pack Philosophy
Costello-The River in Reverse

Recent finds, new & used, mostly used:

V/A Musical Family Tree: Delicious Berries Vol.1 (Indiana indie/rock/alternative bands)
Breaks Co-op The Sound Inside
Camille Le Fil
Woodcat Woodcat
The Weisstronauts Featuring "Perky"
Lily Allen Alright, Still

Golden Smog: Another Fine Day
Third Eye Blind: A Collection (I've always liked 3rd Eye Blind's singles, but never cared for the records on the whole. This is a perfect set: all hits, no filler!)
The Jam: Gold
Waterloo: Out of the Woods

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Thomas & Sampson - When The Lower Resembles The Higher

Spire:Live in Geneva at Saint Pierre's Cathedral-various artists (Fennesz/Phillip Jeck, etc.)

Four Tet - Pause