Thursday, July 30, 2015
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Ashbury Heights: Glow
Today I just saw on youtube that Ashbury Heights has a new music video out called "Glow". It is off their fantastic new album The Looking Glass Society. Check it out if you haven't heard it already.
Monday, July 27, 2015
Weekly Playlist for 07/27-08/02
Time for this week's playlist put together by Spotify :). Really dig the tracks by Digital Daggers, Light Asylum, Phantogram, and Perturbator.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Office Playlist of The Week
Amaranthe: The Nexus
Arch Enemy: War Eternal
Ashbury Heights: The Looking Glass Eternal
The Bangles: Everything
Blutengel: Demon Kiss
Camouflage: Greyscale
Conjure One
Delta Rae: Carry the Fire
Delta Rae: After It All
Dum Dum Girls: Only in Dreams
Enigma: The Cross of Changes
Faun: Von Den Elben
Finding Neverland: The Album
Hanzel und Gretyl: Black Forest Metal
Helalyn Flowers: White Me In/Black Me Out
Kitten: Kitten
The Luna Sequence: Fearful Shepherds Hunt Their Sheep
Marsheaux: Inhale
Massive Attack: Mezzanine
Neuroticfish: A Sign of Life
Nightwish: Oceanborn
Omega Lithium: Dreams in Formaline
Otto's Daughter: Arc Of A Dream
Pretty Addicted: It All Stems From Childhood
The Promise Soundtrack
Psyborg Corp: The Mechanical Renaissance
Sabaton: Heroes
Schwarzblut: Gebeyn Aller Verdammten
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Xandria: Sacrificium
Youth Code: An Overture
Arch Enemy: War Eternal
Ashbury Heights: The Looking Glass Eternal
The Bangles: Everything
Blutengel: Demon Kiss
Camouflage: Greyscale
Conjure One
Delta Rae: Carry the Fire
Delta Rae: After It All
Dum Dum Girls: Only in Dreams
Enigma: The Cross of Changes
Faun: Von Den Elben
Finding Neverland: The Album
Hanzel und Gretyl: Black Forest Metal
Helalyn Flowers: White Me In/Black Me Out
Kitten: Kitten
The Luna Sequence: Fearful Shepherds Hunt Their Sheep
Marsheaux: Inhale
Massive Attack: Mezzanine
Neuroticfish: A Sign of Life
Nightwish: Oceanborn
Omega Lithium: Dreams in Formaline
Otto's Daughter: Arc Of A Dream
Pretty Addicted: It All Stems From Childhood
The Promise Soundtrack
Psyborg Corp: The Mechanical Renaissance
Sabaton: Heroes
Schwarzblut: Gebeyn Aller Verdammten
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Xandria: Sacrificium
Youth Code: An Overture
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Album of the Week: The Looking Glass Society by Ashbury Heights
I know I have been awfully quiet about new music lately. Truthfully there are a couple of reasons for my silence. First, I am saving my money up for a new tattoo and my trip to Chicago over Labor Day weekend. The second reason being that the quality of music that is being released this year is anything but impressive. There have been some gems here and there but nothing like the past two-three years. June was a complete drought for me but that drought is over. At least for now.
One of my personal favorite bands from the past few years Ashbury Heights recently released a new album (finally!) called The Looking Glass Society. The new album features new singer Tea F. Thime whose vocals complimented Anders Hagstrom's vocals nicely. After waiting 6 years for new music from Ashbury Heights, the long wait proved to be worth every second/minute/hour/days/weeks/months/years. Anders has a definite talent for creating some of the catchiest melodies known to mankind. Every song on this album contains solid pop hooks. There is not one song on the album I did not like. I love the previous Ashbury Heights albums but they were far from perfect, The Looking Glass Society on the other hand is an absolute masterpiece. If you haven't heard of Ashbury Heights before, I strongly recommend checking the Swedish band out and do check out their new album.
One of my personal favorite bands from the past few years Ashbury Heights recently released a new album (finally!) called The Looking Glass Society. The new album features new singer Tea F. Thime whose vocals complimented Anders Hagstrom's vocals nicely. After waiting 6 years for new music from Ashbury Heights, the long wait proved to be worth every second/minute/hour/days/weeks/months/years. Anders has a definite talent for creating some of the catchiest melodies known to mankind. Every song on this album contains solid pop hooks. There is not one song on the album I did not like. I love the previous Ashbury Heights albums but they were far from perfect, The Looking Glass Society on the other hand is an absolute masterpiece. If you haven't heard of Ashbury Heights before, I strongly recommend checking the Swedish band out and do check out their new album.
Friday, July 24, 2015
End of the week lists
Favorite pop songs:
Ellie Goulding: When Your Feet Don't Touch the Ground
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Pink: Just Give Me A Reason
Adele: Make You Feel My Love
Favorite Albums:
Ashbury Heights: The Looking Glass Society
Veruca Salt: Ghost Notes
Finding Neverland : the album
Angels and Agony: Monument
Niyaz: The Fourth Light
Favorite Artists/Bands:
Ashbury Heights
SPC ECO
Pegasus Asteroid
Amy Winehouse
Angels and Agony
Favorite Ashbury Heights Songs:
Spiders
Kingdom Confession
I Can Kill You So Easily
Smaller
Derrick is a Strange Machine
Favorite Albums Released in 2015:
SPC ECO: Dark Matter
Invocation Array: A Color For Fiction
Ashbury Heights: The Looking Glass Society
Re/Vision: The SkyQode Tribute to De/Vision
Nightwish: Endless Forms Most Beautiful
Ellie Goulding: When Your Feet Don't Touch the Ground
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Pink: Just Give Me A Reason
Adele: Make You Feel My Love
Favorite Albums:
Ashbury Heights: The Looking Glass Society
Veruca Salt: Ghost Notes
Finding Neverland : the album
Angels and Agony: Monument
Niyaz: The Fourth Light
Favorite Artists/Bands:
Ashbury Heights
SPC ECO
Pegasus Asteroid
Amy Winehouse
Angels and Agony
Favorite Ashbury Heights Songs:
Spiders
Kingdom Confession
I Can Kill You So Easily
Smaller
Derrick is a Strange Machine
Favorite Albums Released in 2015:
SPC ECO: Dark Matter
Invocation Array: A Color For Fiction
Ashbury Heights: The Looking Glass Society
Re/Vision: The SkyQode Tribute to De/Vision
Nightwish: Endless Forms Most Beautiful
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Monday, July 20, 2015
Weekly Playlist for 07/20-07/26
I just discovered tonight that on Spotify I have playlist featuring songs that was picked out for me. Well that made my job a whole lot easier. LOL! So here is this week's playlist that Spotify put together for me.
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Freezepop at The Nether Bar with Duck Duck Punch, The Electric Witch, and Dance Assault on 07.18.15
Another Kilted Farmer Koncerts has come and gone. Last night I went to see Freezepop with local acts Duck Duck Punch, The Electric Witch, and Dance Assault. In between sets, DJ SLT provided some music while the bands broke down or put up their gear for their set. It was a fun night to be had, I especially dug the sounds of the Duluth act The Electric Witch. They even did a rad cover of Depeche Mode's Black Celebration towards the end of their set. Last night was the fourth time I had seen Freezepop live. I have yet to be disappointed in Freezepop's live shows. I love it that they close the show with a cover song and this time the theme song to the '80s cartoon show Jem.
Saturday, July 18, 2015
5 songs I currently have stuck in my head
01. Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
02. Ayria: Analog Trash
03. Social Distortion: Ring of Fire
04. Razed in Black: Share This Poison
05. Dum Dum Girls: Are You Okay?
02. Ayria: Analog Trash
03. Social Distortion: Ring of Fire
04. Razed in Black: Share This Poison
05. Dum Dum Girls: Are You Okay?
Friday, July 17, 2015
End of the Week Lists
Albums I am Currently Listening to:
Freezepop: Imaginary Friends
Niyaz: The Fourth Light
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Aphex Twin: Syro
Sleater-Kinney: Sleater-Kinney
Favorite Freezepop Songs:
Frontload
Natural Causes
Science Genius Girl
Less Talk More Rokk
I'm Not Your Gameboy
Favorite Songs From Azam Ali as Niyaz and Vas:
Love Song (The Cure cover)
Mandara
Endless Reverie
Spring Arrives
Niyaz
Favorite KMFDM Songs:
New American Century
Juke Joint Jezebel
Money
Power
Light
Favorite Haujobb Songs:
Dead Market
Distance
Less
Maternal Instinct
Perpetual Motion
Freezepop: Imaginary Friends
Niyaz: The Fourth Light
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Aphex Twin: Syro
Sleater-Kinney: Sleater-Kinney
Favorite Freezepop Songs:
Frontload
Natural Causes
Science Genius Girl
Less Talk More Rokk
I'm Not Your Gameboy
Favorite Songs From Azam Ali as Niyaz and Vas:
Love Song (The Cure cover)
Mandara
Endless Reverie
Spring Arrives
Niyaz
Favorite KMFDM Songs:
New American Century
Juke Joint Jezebel
Money
Power
Light
Favorite Haujobb Songs:
Dead Market
Distance
Less
Maternal Instinct
Perpetual Motion
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Throwback Thursday: 2000
Time for Throwback Thursday. Tonight I chose to do the year 2000. Enjoy!
01. Delerium: Silence
02. BT: Dreaming
03. Amanda Ghost: Filthy Mind
04. Daft Punk: One More Time
05. Moby: Porcelain
06. Orgy: Fiction (Dreams in Digital)
07. Nine Inch Nails: Into the Void
08. The Cure: Maybe Someday
09. Dido: Here With Me
10. Afro Celt Sound System: Release
01. Delerium: Silence
02. BT: Dreaming
03. Amanda Ghost: Filthy Mind
04. Daft Punk: One More Time
05. Moby: Porcelain
06. Orgy: Fiction (Dreams in Digital)
07. Nine Inch Nails: Into the Void
08. The Cure: Maybe Someday
09. Dido: Here With Me
10. Afro Celt Sound System: Release
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Freezepop at The Nether Bar on 07/18
In case you haven't heard of the news because you live in a cave, MA band Freezepop is making a return to the Twin Cities for the first time in four years. You can read all the gory details at KiltedFarmer.com.
To get an idea of the music I have posted a playlist of Freezepop's music as well as clips of music from the opening acts.
To get an idea of the music I have posted a playlist of Freezepop's music as well as clips of music from the opening acts.
Monday, July 13, 2015
Playlist of the Week
For this week's playlist, I was inspired by my youtube playlist of '90s songs I listen to at work.
Sunday, July 12, 2015
Office Playlist of the Week
Another work week again!
And Finally: Heartbreak Empire
Autumn: Return to The Breath
Ayria: Hearts For Bullets
BT: ESCM
Carved Souls: Waveform
Covenant: Leaving Babylon
Delerium: Karma
Delta Rae: After It All
Dum Dum Girls: Too True
Endless Blue: Smoke Through It
Faithless: Sunday 8pm
Future Perfect: Escape
Garbage: Not Your Kind of People
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo soundtrack
Junksista: High Voltage Confession
Lindsey Stirling: Shatter Me
Marsheaux: Odyssey
Moonlight Cove: Orphans of the Storm
Nightwish: Endless Forms Most Beautiful
Noblesse Oblige: Affair of the Heart
Phantogram: Voices
Purity Ring: Another Eternity
Sleepthief; The Dawnseeker
Syrian: Death of A Sun
Tegan and Sara: Heartthrob
Tristania: Darkest Whites
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
And Finally: Heartbreak Empire
Autumn: Return to The Breath
Ayria: Hearts For Bullets
BT: ESCM
Carved Souls: Waveform
Covenant: Leaving Babylon
Delerium: Karma
Delta Rae: After It All
Dum Dum Girls: Too True
Endless Blue: Smoke Through It
Faithless: Sunday 8pm
Future Perfect: Escape
Garbage: Not Your Kind of People
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo soundtrack
Junksista: High Voltage Confession
Lindsey Stirling: Shatter Me
Marsheaux: Odyssey
Moonlight Cove: Orphans of the Storm
Nightwish: Endless Forms Most Beautiful
Noblesse Oblige: Affair of the Heart
Phantogram: Voices
Purity Ring: Another Eternity
Sleepthief; The Dawnseeker
Syrian: Death of A Sun
Tegan and Sara: Heartthrob
Tristania: Darkest Whites
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Saturday, July 11, 2015
My review of Amy
This afternoon I had the immense pleasure of taking in an afternoon viewing of the recently released film Amy based on the tragic life of pop singer Amy Winehouse. I had been waiting to see this film for a few weeks now.
While everyone in America pretty much knew Amy as a walking trainwreck, director Asif Kapadia wanted to show that there was much more to Amy than what the public saw in the tabloids. Amy was truly a talented artist, troubled but talented nevertheless and a human being to say the very least. The film includes various pictures, film footage, and voice recordings of Amy dating all the way back to when she was a baby. The film also includes many people from Amy's life from her family (who have dissociated themselves with the film accusing the film of telling untruths), friends, and business associates.
I found the film absolutely compelling and equally devastating to watch. Amy Winehouse had so much promise as an artist who was like an old soul trapped in a young body. Sadly her demons were too unrelenting that Amy could not seek the help to address her addictions, namely to alcohol. Right from birth, Amy's life was anything but easy. Her family was dysfunctional. The pain that came from her life would eventually lead Amy down a road of addictions and an eating disorder thus lead to her untimely death.
I understood why Mitch Winehouse dissociated himself with the film. There were moments that made me question his character as a father to Amy but that was never the intention of Asif Kapadia from what I have read in his interviews about the film online. The scene where Mitch shows up with a camera and audio crew in Saint Lucia is one example of why this viewer made me take a dim view of him even for a brief moment (the other him saying Amy didn't need to go to rehab AT THAT TIME, which was edited out of the film). As Asif said in one interview, there is plenty of blame to go around with Amy's family, friends, and business associates but ultimately at the end of the day Amy is the only person who could truly recognize that she had an addiction to narcotics and alcohol and needed help. For anyone who has experienced or has witnessed family members or friends with addictions is that if they truly want to get clean they first need to recognize it and seek the help. You send a person to rehab all you want but that individual really has to see that they need help and that they want it. I think Mitch is right about that issue. Sadly Amy never reached that moment of clarity that she needed help.
Asides from her troubled personal life, the film shows Amy as an immensely talented artist especially when she would pick up the guitar. I had no idea what Amy Winehouse was capable of as a musician. You can watch this early footage of Amy Winehouse performing "Take the Box" to get an idea of what the late artist was capable of. As depressing as the film was, I loved watching a younger and less troubled Amy with her friends and former manager long before the fame and stardom took a toll on her.
I think Asif Kapadia did accomplish his goal and humanized Amy Winehouse. She was much more than that trainwreck on stage in Belgrade where she got booed off for showing up shitfaced and not performing. Her record label and management knew she was in no shape to perform but still sent her to Belgrade so she could be publicly shamed. Amy was human and not perfect as is anybody else. Looking back, I feel guilty now for all the cracks I made about her physical and mental state. If anything I have become a bigger fan of Amy Winehouse more so than I was before when Back to Black first came out. I truly recommend seeing the documetary. It was far more worth my money than the latest Terminator film which I saw last weekend.
While everyone in America pretty much knew Amy as a walking trainwreck, director Asif Kapadia wanted to show that there was much more to Amy than what the public saw in the tabloids. Amy was truly a talented artist, troubled but talented nevertheless and a human being to say the very least. The film includes various pictures, film footage, and voice recordings of Amy dating all the way back to when she was a baby. The film also includes many people from Amy's life from her family (who have dissociated themselves with the film accusing the film of telling untruths), friends, and business associates.
I found the film absolutely compelling and equally devastating to watch. Amy Winehouse had so much promise as an artist who was like an old soul trapped in a young body. Sadly her demons were too unrelenting that Amy could not seek the help to address her addictions, namely to alcohol. Right from birth, Amy's life was anything but easy. Her family was dysfunctional. The pain that came from her life would eventually lead Amy down a road of addictions and an eating disorder thus lead to her untimely death.
I understood why Mitch Winehouse dissociated himself with the film. There were moments that made me question his character as a father to Amy but that was never the intention of Asif Kapadia from what I have read in his interviews about the film online. The scene where Mitch shows up with a camera and audio crew in Saint Lucia is one example of why this viewer made me take a dim view of him even for a brief moment (the other him saying Amy didn't need to go to rehab AT THAT TIME, which was edited out of the film). As Asif said in one interview, there is plenty of blame to go around with Amy's family, friends, and business associates but ultimately at the end of the day Amy is the only person who could truly recognize that she had an addiction to narcotics and alcohol and needed help. For anyone who has experienced or has witnessed family members or friends with addictions is that if they truly want to get clean they first need to recognize it and seek the help. You send a person to rehab all you want but that individual really has to see that they need help and that they want it. I think Mitch is right about that issue. Sadly Amy never reached that moment of clarity that she needed help.
Asides from her troubled personal life, the film shows Amy as an immensely talented artist especially when she would pick up the guitar. I had no idea what Amy Winehouse was capable of as a musician. You can watch this early footage of Amy Winehouse performing "Take the Box" to get an idea of what the late artist was capable of. As depressing as the film was, I loved watching a younger and less troubled Amy with her friends and former manager long before the fame and stardom took a toll on her.
I think Asif Kapadia did accomplish his goal and humanized Amy Winehouse. She was much more than that trainwreck on stage in Belgrade where she got booed off for showing up shitfaced and not performing. Her record label and management knew she was in no shape to perform but still sent her to Belgrade so she could be publicly shamed. Amy was human and not perfect as is anybody else. Looking back, I feel guilty now for all the cracks I made about her physical and mental state. If anything I have become a bigger fan of Amy Winehouse more so than I was before when Back to Black first came out. I truly recommend seeing the documetary. It was far more worth my money than the latest Terminator film which I saw last weekend.
Friday, July 10, 2015
End of the Week Lists
Favorite Albums:
VNV Nation: Resonance
Moonlight Cove: Hearts of The World
CHROM: Synthetic Movement
SPC ECO: Dark Matter
Ego Likeness: When the Wolves Return
Favorite Ego Likeness Songs:
Persona Non Grata
Treacherous Thing
When The Wolves Return
Sirens and Satellites
Drive (Cars cover)
Favorite Songs From the '90s:
Belly: Gepetto
Live: Selling the Drama
Lush: 500 (Shake Baby Shake)
Social Distortion: Ball and Chain
Veruca Salt: Volcano Girls
Favorite Albums From the '90s:
Social Distortion: Social Distortion
L7: Bricks Are Heavy
Babes in Toyland: Fontanelle
Belly: Star
Republica: Republica
VNV Nation: Resonance
Moonlight Cove: Hearts of The World
CHROM: Synthetic Movement
SPC ECO: Dark Matter
Ego Likeness: When the Wolves Return
Favorite Ego Likeness Songs:
Persona Non Grata
Treacherous Thing
When The Wolves Return
Sirens and Satellites
Drive (Cars cover)
Favorite Songs From the '90s:
Belly: Gepetto
Live: Selling the Drama
Lush: 500 (Shake Baby Shake)
Social Distortion: Ball and Chain
Veruca Salt: Volcano Girls
Favorite Albums From the '90s:
Social Distortion: Social Distortion
L7: Bricks Are Heavy
Babes in Toyland: Fontanelle
Belly: Star
Republica: Republica
Thursday, July 9, 2015
Throwback Thursday: 1994
Throwback Thursday time again folks! Tonight it is all about 1994. Enjoy!
01. Mazzy Star: Fade Into You
02. Live: Selling the Drama
03. Tori Amos: God
04. Jesus and Mary Chain: Sometimes Always
05. Bjork: Big Time Sensuality
06. Erasure: Always
07. Nine Inch Nails: Closer
08. Veruca Salt: Seether
09. Hole: Doll Parts
10. Beastie Boys: Sabotage
01. Mazzy Star: Fade Into You
02. Live: Selling the Drama
03. Tori Amos: God
04. Jesus and Mary Chain: Sometimes Always
05. Bjork: Big Time Sensuality
06. Erasure: Always
07. Nine Inch Nails: Closer
08. Veruca Salt: Seether
09. Hole: Doll Parts
10. Beastie Boys: Sabotage
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Future Perfect "The Fall"
In case you haven't seen it yet, here is the new video for "Fall" by one of my personal favorite synthpop bands Future Perfect. Check out the video and their new EP After the Fall.
Monday, July 6, 2015
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult coming to town
If you haven't heard already,My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult is coming to Amsterdam Bar and Hall in Saint Paul on 10/3. So in honor of their fall show in Saint Paul, tonight I decided to post some of their music I could find on Spotify and youtube.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
Office Playlist of the Week
And Finally: Heartbreak Empire
Arch Enemy: Khaos Legions
Avatar soundtrack
Blutengel: Black Symphonies
Blume: Rise From Grey
Belinda Carlisle: The Collection
Johnny Cash: American IV: The Man Comes Around
Kasey Chambers: Barricades and Brickwalls
The Civil Wars: Barton Hallow
Delerium: Music Box Opera
Depeche Mode: Ultra
Ego Likeness: Dragonfly
Enya: The Very Best of Enya
Frost: Melodica
Garbage: Not Your Kind of People
Gravity Soundtrack
Hanzel und Gretyl: Black Forest Metal
Harry Potter and The Deathly Hollows Part 2 soundtrack
Icon of Coil:Machines Are Us
Janet Jackson: The Velvet Rope
Junksista: High Voltage Confessions
Lindsay Stirling: Lindsay Stirling
Lullacry: Crucify My Heart
Lullacry: Vol.4
Moby: Play
Moonlight Cove: Hearts of the World
Nightwish: Highest Hopes
Psy'Aviah: The Xenogamous Endeavour
Sleepthief: The Dawnseeker
System Syn: All Seasons Pass
Paul Van Dyk: Out There and Back
Arch Enemy: Khaos Legions
Avatar soundtrack
Blutengel: Black Symphonies
Blume: Rise From Grey
Belinda Carlisle: The Collection
Johnny Cash: American IV: The Man Comes Around
Kasey Chambers: Barricades and Brickwalls
The Civil Wars: Barton Hallow
Delerium: Music Box Opera
Depeche Mode: Ultra
Ego Likeness: Dragonfly
Enya: The Very Best of Enya
Frost: Melodica
Garbage: Not Your Kind of People
Gravity Soundtrack
Hanzel und Gretyl: Black Forest Metal
Harry Potter and The Deathly Hollows Part 2 soundtrack
Icon of Coil:Machines Are Us
Janet Jackson: The Velvet Rope
Junksista: High Voltage Confessions
Lindsay Stirling: Lindsay Stirling
Lullacry: Crucify My Heart
Lullacry: Vol.4
Moby: Play
Moonlight Cove: Hearts of the World
Nightwish: Highest Hopes
Psy'Aviah: The Xenogamous Endeavour
Sleepthief: The Dawnseeker
System Syn: All Seasons Pass
Paul Van Dyk: Out There and Back
Saturday, July 4, 2015
CD Purge. Got some shit up for auction on Ebay
Pretty self-explainatory. User ID is eanderson74. I do ship outside the US. I just ask for people to send me payment ASAP so I can get the item into the mail promptly. Here is what I have put up for auction in the past 24 hours (links to stream the artists' music is posted):
Friday, July 3, 2015
End of the Week Lists
Current Favorite Songs:
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Adele: Make You Feel My Love
Goldfrapp: Strict Machine
In Strict Confidence: Forever and More
Toni Halliday: Nowhere to Hide
Favorite Blutengel Songs:
Uber den Horizont
Reich Mir Die Hand
Angels of the Dark
You Walk Away
Singing Dead Man
Albums I Am Currently Listening to:
Seabound: No Sleep Demon
Gone Girl Soundtrack
Client: Authority
Junksista: Bad Case of Fabulous
Goldfrapp: Tales of Us
Favorite Unter Null Songs:
Sick Fuck
The Fall
Playing the Fool
Prophecy
Broken Heart Cliche
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Adele: Make You Feel My Love
Goldfrapp: Strict Machine
In Strict Confidence: Forever and More
Toni Halliday: Nowhere to Hide
Favorite Blutengel Songs:
Uber den Horizont
Reich Mir Die Hand
Angels of the Dark
You Walk Away
Singing Dead Man
Albums I Am Currently Listening to:
Seabound: No Sleep Demon
Gone Girl Soundtrack
Client: Authority
Junksista: Bad Case of Fabulous
Goldfrapp: Tales of Us
Favorite Unter Null Songs:
Sick Fuck
The Fall
Playing the Fool
Prophecy
Broken Heart Cliche
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Throwback Thursday: 1988
Throwback Thursday time again. Tonight I chose the year 1988.
01. The Bangles: Hazy Shade of Winter
02. OMD: Dreaming
03. When In Rome: The Promise
04. Breathe: Hands to Heaven
05. Tracy Chapman: Fast Car
06. Erasure: Chains of Love
07. Information Society: What's On Your Mind
08. Morrissey: Every Day is Like Sunday
09. Primitives: Crash
10. Book of Love: Pretty Boys and Pretty Girls
01. The Bangles: Hazy Shade of Winter
02. OMD: Dreaming
03. When In Rome: The Promise
04. Breathe: Hands to Heaven
05. Tracy Chapman: Fast Car
06. Erasure: Chains of Love
07. Information Society: What's On Your Mind
08. Morrissey: Every Day is Like Sunday
09. Primitives: Crash
10. Book of Love: Pretty Boys and Pretty Girls
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Old and New Favorite Songs Of the Week
Old Favorite Songs:
Velvet Acid Christ: Slut
Social Distortion: Ball and Chain
September Mourning: Before the Fall
New Favorite Songs:
Toni Halliday: Now The Time is Here
Daybehavior: Change
Bella Morte: Water Through Sand
Velvet Acid Christ: Slut
Social Distortion: Ball and Chain
September Mourning: Before the Fall
New Favorite Songs:
Toni Halliday: Now The Time is Here
Daybehavior: Change
Bella Morte: Water Through Sand
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