What are you listening to right now?

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #45521 on:** 19 Apr 2012, 03:56 am »

Steakdaddy Six - Arkadelphia (1993)

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Not for this one.

Too bad. It really kicks ass!
Sounds a bit like very early Replacements mixed with Hum. Nice.

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #45522 on:** 19 Apr 2012, 04:51 am »

Dah-Veed - Blind Hips in Motion (1995)

Last.fm:

"Dah-Veed is Austin’s own David Garza. He went by this name for his mid-1990’s albums “Culture Vulture” and “Blind Hips in Motion”, presumably to clarify to all the misinformed music pundits the correct way of pronouncing his first name. Garza made some fantastic music during his Dah-Veed years. (as well as in all the other phases of his talent-laden and prolific career) Catchy and witty, latin-influenced pop characterizes the Dah-Veed years, and if one listens carefully, one can even hear the influences of people like Paul Simon, and Patsy Cline in the music."

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SlushPuppy · « **Reply #45523 on:** 19 Apr 2012, 05:55 am »

Bunnygrunt - Jen-Fi (1998)

Sounds like: Blake Babies (oh yeah!)

allmusic.com:

Packing 15 near-perfect pop gems into just a little over half an hour, Bunnygrunt's sophomore effort, Jen-Fi, is a fizzy delight; anchored by Jen Wolfe's propulsive basslines, the record is a quantum leap over its predecessor, Action Pants!, reflecting a sharper sense of songcraft and improved musical skills. Which is not to suggest that Bunnygunt has grown up -- Jen-Fi is the very epitome of pop innocence, buoyed by Matt Harnish and Karen Reed's cracked boy-girl harmonies, crashing melodies and song titles like "AM Is for Talkin', FM Is for Rockin'!," "We Suspect He Was Trying to Spell Monkey" and "I Just Had Broken-Heart Surgery, Love Won't Bypass Me Again."

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Ronm1 · « **Reply #45524 on:** 19 Apr 2012, 12:02 pm »

The Complete Choros and Bachianas Brasileiras Heitor Villa-Lobos Sao Paulo SO BIS

Love this set and reasonably priced or it was. Started it very early morn