borntohula

i'll give it a whirl.

yeah. if he's good enough for saul williams, he's good enough for me. but i cant really picture him as being brought into the fold for his vocal abilities. it'd be cool, but i dont know, something tells me that they didnt go that route. although i think your guess is probably the most realistic to date. it could possibly be tunde adebimpe from TVOTR, now that would be bitchin.

i'm glad more people are starting to realize their asstacular qualities. had this topic been posted last year, it would've been a different story.

you know how lately with movies, a lot of them are remakes? two nights ago, i dreamt that i was in a video store and found an original version of "happy feet". done with real penguins. don't ask me why. i haven't even seen "happy feet," and the fact that it exists kindof angers me... so i found it all very confusing... but funny at the same time.

most likely to have a shrine made in their honor: christy and/or saturnine

my friends drove me home from sudbury once (4 hour drive) and during that time, they played me "sam's town" as well as two dane cook live albums. needless to say, i almost didn't make it. as soundless space mentionned, nothing stands out on the killers album. it's all so glossy and pretty, but has very little substance to it. and that whole fucking "welcome to sam's town we hope you enjoy your stay" bullshit is so ridiculous.... trying to pass their garbage off as though it has some sort of unifying concept throughout... right. i've heard people say that bands like tool or the mars volta are pretentious, but when compared to this, it's a complete misnomer.

i second that.

sorry i didnt mean that in reference to the DVD, i meant it in regards to the new album. trent said there would be a suprise vocalist or somehting.

any guesses as to who the guest vocalist(s) will be? i doubt it will be saul williams. ive had my fill of peter murphy, so i hope it's not him. although i quite enjoy his yelling voice. maybe a lady perhaps? i wouldnt even know who to think of.

props to anton for the new banner!! although, i was under the impression that the orange square was the prophet muhammed...

slayer - "exile"

album out in N.A. on january 23rd!!!!

hahaha... yeah. slightly.

as far as the album is concerned, i look forward to the fact that it will be noisy. but then again, he also said with teeth was going to be like ten punches to the face, which it most certainly was not.

as far as i know, nothing records doesn't exist anymore. the red tape satty was talking about in reference to closure, most likely has to do with john malm jr., trent's ex-manager and co-partner in the nothing label. trent sued him for fraud and other things like that. the reason "nothing" still appears on with teeth is purely for vanity purposes.

1. tv on the radio - return to cookie mountain 2. cat power - the greatest 3. beck - the information 4. tool - 10,000 days 5. shearwater - palo santo 6. beth orton - comfort of strangers 7. be your own pet - s/t 8. placebo - meds 9. the blood brothers - young machetes 10. isis - in the abscence of truth 11. clinic - visitations 12. the veils - nux vomica 13. spank rock - yoyoyoyoyo 14. islands - return to the sea 15. ellen allien & apparat - orchestra of bubbles 16. jim noir - tower of love 17. yeah yeah yeahs - show your bones 18. the black keys - magic potion 19. raconteurs - broken boy soldiers 20. annuals - be he me

i really like the way the DVD starts, although you're kindof sick of "skin and bones" by the end of it. but not really.

i finally bought a record this year. i have listenned to them here for a few years, but finally decided to pick up daydream nation this year and i love it.

get the studio version of "skin and bones" from their EP five songs and a cover.

i'm a fan of "fairytale in new york," "2000 miles" (the pretenders/coldplay), "little drum machine boy" (beck), and "hey parker, its christmas!" (ryan adams). all great ones.

hm i guess the words "damon" "albarn" and "new" don't excite anyone else but you and i, eric.

yeah i might have to make the trip down for that show. jesu and isis on the same bill is pretty kick ass. and zozobra arent a bad deal either because im a big fan of cave in and wouldnt mind hearing what zorzobra are like.

new project from mr. damon albarn, featurring a great line-up of musicians... unlike the gorillaz where it's more a revolving door of collaborators and damon, the good the bad and the queen seem to be a real bonafide band-- and it shows. also in the band is paul simonon, former bassist of the clash; simon tong, who is from the verve, and was also the touring guitarist for think tank-era blur; and africa 70 drummer tony allen... who has been name dropped in a blur song, actually. during "music is my radar", damon sings: "tony allen dancing"... anyway. you can goto their website for tonnes of info on the project, which has a release planned for january 2007. also, head to their myspace to hear three songs of theirs... all of which are pretty damn good. http://thegoodthebadandthequeen.com/ and http://www.myspace.com/thegoodthebadandthequeen

its really really good. duclinea is still my favorite track, but they're all fantastic.

i'd probably get tool's lateralus, first. that one means a lot sentimentally, and sortof represents my shift from liking really vaccuous types of music to stuff that means a lot more when it comes to one's noggin. i would probably shit my pants though if i woke up and everything was gone/deleted.