Album88 (WRAS-fm) had a kick axx set of Isaac Hayes. And yes, finally, some Curtis Mayfield.

right this minute. black keys

it's saturday night so you know i listening to the bay city rollers!

s-a-t-u-r-d-a-y nite!!!

latcho drom soundtrack

foo fighters' new album and marilyn manson greatest hits (lest we forget).

latcho drom was an excellent flick

I just heard about [see below] and I will be getting the album listed below, just sounds too cool and too soothing.

Celso Fonseca -


Rive Gauche Rio

With this second international release, the seductive singer/guitarist Celso Fonseca (who has been a regular collaborator of such classic artists as Gilberto Gil, Marisa Monte and Caetano Veloso) continues to cement his reputation as one of the most exciting new voices in Brazilian music.

Rive Gauche Rio features nine new haunting compositions, two unusual covers (a reinterpretation of British singer-songwriter Damien Rice’s “Delicate”, a Portuguese version of French crooner Henri Salvador’s “J’ai vu”), and a refreshing duet with Urugayan singer/guitarist and Academy Award Winning composer for the Motorcycle Diaries, Jorge Drexler (on the latter’s composition “Don de Fluir”).

ABBA...yes, i do miss the 1970s

Cursed - Two
BTBAM - ALASKA
Hem - eveningland
Mi Amore - The Lamb
Cave In - Perfect Pitch Black


Those are the main albums in my rotation this week.

On a related note, I need to get an ipod.

like lateral, i, too, am listening to cardiff by riksgransen!

and aphex twin "fingerbib" is such a calming song.

dump's "that skinny m_f_ with the high voice?" (james mcnew of yo la tengo covers prince songs)

steven, that sounds like a good listen.

i just bought bjork's soundtrack to drawing restraint 9.

already being asked "what is that?

if you all joined the archinect group on last.fm we could actually track what everyone is listening to and it creates weekly artist / track charts...

we only need 8-9 more members!!

http://www.last.fm/group/Archinect

My wife's got her Brazilian soap opera on now, so I'm listinening to some Brazilian chick: Seu loco por ti America.... Ugggh., that damn tune is once again stuck in my dome.

Adriana says 'hi' to Archinect.

i took my mini in cause the battery crapped out on me and the replaced the whole darn thing!

i've been downloading 80's old school recently.

ever since ACFAnts (?) said something about cadding to queen i sing every time it comes on the radio.

i roy >> don't check me with no lightweight stuff.

that new kanye is good... really good production. (it's not out, but it can be "found")

also been listening to some arsis (really good metal) and the last mirah album and the new hanne hukkelberg.

that was me ^^ I'm on my wife's computer...

'kiko and the lavender moon'
by los lobos.

kcrw - morning becomes eclectic (morning)
kcrw - metropolis (night)

online playlist a big plus.... direct link to amazon.com dangerous

Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene, this is one of my all time favorite bands their first album You Forgot It in People, is a must and their new self titled is amazing as well.

The Notwist - Neon Golden

Bright Eyes
I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning, Digital Ash in a Digital Urn.
these are both amazing

Enjoy!

today i've been really into the new flaming lips and the new coldcut lp (the lips show sold out in about 4 minutes here, coldcut is playing two days before my final crits this term, but coming back again a month later)

something for the more *ahem* oldschool inclined that i was just introduced to today:

www.wolfgangsvault.com has a streaming radio show of bill graham promoted events (i think that's the correlation between them - it's all summer of love SF style stuff - all live)

in the past hour i've heard tunes from the allman brothers, jimi hendrix, roland kirk, love and the jefferson airplane that I'd never heard before (all of the tunes were new to me, but that they had jimi cuts i didn't know really blew me away)

The Dandy Warhols, Sunday People, The Music, The Magic Numbers, Damien Rice, Sunday People, Gojira, M83

thin lizzy - best of

the new remix album of beck's guero: gueralito

it's hard to listen to at work, though. not background music > pushes itself to the foreground, especially when you're trying to listen to someone on the phone.

that's a good thing.

actually in my car it's been ny-style roots week. mostly jesse malin and pete yorn.