LOL, well all I know is by buying the music, I can't get in trouble, so therefore I'm not stealing, aka I wont get sued.
I listened to that one to death a few months ago, and I go back to it for just certain songs from time to time. I will definitely go back to it again before too long.
Nitin Sawhbey has great stuff. I thought I was the only one who listened to this British-Indian sound master.
I recently dropped a fair amount of dough on some CDs: Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins -- Rabbit Fur Coat Death Cab For Cutie -- Plans The Killers -- Hot Fuss Special Edition Fiona Apple -- Extraordinary Machine Our New Orleans Another New Orleans CD whose name I can't remember and is in the car
yeah i don't know any that listens to him either (in the US, at least)...do you have any recommendations on other good Asian Underground stuff?
Anyone on here have audioscrobbler (last.fm)? it's a pretty cool gadget...mines linked off my signature
Yeah, BMoney, Jo Mama definitely has good taste, but you always have cool choices as well. I have a real soft spot for Suoergrass. I need to get their newest. Have you heard it yet? It just kinda slid in under the radar. Your choice of Ram kind of excites me as I too have been listening to it alot of late. I've never been a big fan of McCartneys solo career, but Ram is just DAMN GOOD! It's quirky for sure, but the songs are really solid and escapes the 'silly love songs' stuff McCartney soon after mired himself in yet still also avoids him taking himself to seriously mode as well. The guitar waork on Ram is top-notch and not something I appreciated till MANY years after.
Thanks for your kind words, Win. The latest Supergrass album, "Road to Rouen" is worth checking out. The song structures are less pop than previous albums...it is one of those records that grows on you. Kind of somber for them and more of a consistent tone than previous records. "Ram" is relatively recent discovery for me considering I'm a life-long Beatle-head. I really love it..I like the combonation of lo-fi production with those arrangements. Even at his most sacherinne Paul would always have some interesting things going on in his songs. I think "Ram" is one of his most consistent.
Between the Buried and Me - Alaska Hopesfall - A Types Death From Above 1979 - You're A Woman, I'm a Machine Killswitch Engage - The End of Heartache Matisyahu - Live at Stubbs Minus the Bear - Highly Refined Pirates Thursday - Full Collapse Weerd Science - Friends and Nervous Breakdowns
More stuff: Richard D James Album - Aphex Twin A Day at the Races - Queen Ragged Glory - Neil Young Face Dances - The Who Parallel Lines - Blondie Up - Peter Gabriel Staring at the Sea - The Cure
Zolar X - "Timeless" The Joneses - "Criminal History" Paul Westerberg - "Come Feel Me Tremble" Hollywood Brats - "Hollywood Brats"
Earth Wind and Fire - Live in Rio Chic - Live At The Budokan (loves me some of that funky Nile Rogers on guitar)
Do iTunes purchased music count? Time after Time - Cyndi Lauper & Sarah McLauchlan Where is the love - Balck Eyed Peas Lightning Crashes - live The Horses - Rickie Lee Jones Desperado - The Langley Schools Music Project Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John Let Go - Frou Frou Leaving on a Jet Plane - Benjamin Wagner version She Will be Loved - Maroon 5 How You Remind Me - Nickelback Zombie - The Cranberries 100 Years - Five for Fighting Wake Me Up When September ends - Green Day Dang it, for 99 cents per song, why can't Apple give me something better than 128k bit rate!
