What Are You Listening To Right This Very Second?

[Biscuit Gravy]

so much this.

[Biscuit Gravy]

in keeping with the Tyson Meade, to be followed by:

[buffcoat]

https://soundcloud.com/uwlibraries/crocodilecafe_harveydanger_09262004

[Omar]

Mr. Gravy – very nice to see your Meade-based postings.  The three-album Chainsaw Kittens run of Violent Religion, Flipped Out in Singapore and Pop Heiress is fantastic.  It seems unlikely to happen, but it would be nice if some label (re-)issued FOiS and PH on vinyl.  I don’t think either album was every released in that format.

[Mike Desert]

Sparks, Hello Young Lovers. their 20th album...haven't listened to it till now though

[Biscuit Gravy]

Mr. Gravy – very nice to see your Meade-based postings.  The three-album Chainsaw Kittens run of Violent Religion, Flipped Out in Singapore and Pop Heiress is fantastic.  It seems unlikely to happen, but it would be nice if some label (re-)issued FOiS and PH on vinyl.  I don’t think either album was every released in that format.

I'd be happy with a Pop Heiress t-shirt, but I think I'm going to have to make a bootleg version.

if you don't have the new album, it's available on heavy yellow vinyl, at a very good price.  also, the complete collection of his band prior to the Kittens, Defenestration is available on his bigcartel site for digital download (personally, I have the vinyl). http://tysonmeade.bigcartel.com/

I had a much longer post typed, because if there's anyone I'd happily street-team for, it's him, but it was full of dirty name-dropping and assumptions. 

RIGHT NOW:

The Red Crayola - The Parable of Arable Land

[Omar]

Mr. Gravy – very nice to see your Meade-based postings.  The three-album Chainsaw Kittens run of Violent Religion, Flipped Out in Singapore and Pop Heiress is fantastic.  It seems unlikely to happen, but it would be nice if some label (re-)issued FOiS and PH on vinyl.  I don’t think either album was every released in that format.

I'd be happy with a Pop Heiress t-shirt, but I think I'm going to have to make a bootleg version.

if you don't have the new album, it's available on heavy yellow vinyl, at a very good price.  also, the complete collection of his band prior to the Kittens, Defenestration is available on his bigcartel site for digital download (personally, I have the vinyl). http://tysonmeade.bigcartel.com/

I had a much longer post typed, because if there's anyone I'd happily street-team for, it's him, but it was full of dirty name-dropping and assumptions. 

I did indeed purchase an autographed copy of the new album on yellow.  Thanks for the link for the Defenestration catalog.  I have Dali Does Windows on vinyl.  I've never been able to track down a physical copy of the first EP, which appears to sell for at least $50 when it surfaces.

[Biscuit Gravy]

are you from Oklahoma, or simply blessed with a preternatual sense of what's good?

right now (from a recent vinyl score):

I wanted her to sing like a 16-year-old girl who screwed truck drivers.

[fonpr]

I was just listening to Tom Scharpling on Mike's Skype Thing (the chat). Quite playful.

[fonpr]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5yTWgfC5pw

[Omar]

are you from Oklahoma, or simply blessed with a preternatual sense of what's good?

The latter; I discovered CK in 1992 when a friend recommended Flipped Out in Singapore (I believe he saw them open for the Smashing Pumpkins on their Gish tour). I bought it at a Sam Goody at the mall!  Said Sam Goody remains one of the more baffling retail outlets I've ever encountered.  It was a chain store in a suburban mall and they had sections devoted to labels like Trance Syndicate.

[buffcoat]

See, I thought that "are you from Oklahoma, or simply blessed with a preternatual sense of what's good?" went with the Nancy and Lee album.

Lee Hazelwood suffers from mentally calling up both Lee Greenwood and Joseph Hazelwood in my mind.

[Mike Desert]

Choo Choo Train "Briar High"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBeZVv5VBqE

[Biscuit Gravy]

are you from Oklahoma, or simply blessed with a preternatual sense of what's good?

The latter; I discovered CK in 1992 when a friend recommended Flipped Out in Singapore (I believe he saw them open for the Smashing Pumpkins on their Gish tour). I bought it at a Sam Goody at the mall!  Said Sam Goody remains one of the more baffling retail outlets I've ever encountered.  It was a chain store in a suburban mall and they had sections devoted to labels like Trance Syndicate.

that's awesome!  I've always maintained that they should have been much larger rockstars than a walk-on t-shirt in the movie Empire Records.  I think, for what it's worth, a few of the Smashing Pumpkins tried, but then one got a nasty crack habit, and the other was James Iha.

me? although I got into the Kittens while living in Dallas, I spent 14 years in OKC.  I never got over the tornadoes, but it was nice having Tyson as the local disc jockey over the lunchtime hour. I don't believe I've ever head someone play so many songs I love, so often.

GOODY GOT IT.

[Biscuit Gravy]

Lee Hazelwood suffers from mentally calling up both Lee Greenwood and Joseph Hazelwood in my mind.

Lee Hazelwood's son suffers mentally from a Planet X fixation.  wow...THAT GUY.

right now:


[edit for typing "Plant X", AKA the Nibiru Effect]