another christmas post

god i love this picture. like whenever im in a bad mood i just look at how redic. this picture is and laugh. thats vanilla ice you guys. vanilla freaking ice. seriously like the only famous person ive ever met. okay anyways i thought i'd post some more music or whatever, so enjoy. i'm still curious as to who reads this and i know some one does because my mediafire site shows me that people have been downloading the music, but i'm just curious as to who. if you have any requests let me know.


Beirut - Lon Gisland EP
Beirut- Gulag Orkestar
Beirut - Pompeii EP
(when you click on the link make sure you change the x's in the"hxxp" to t's. )

Radiohead- In Rainbows CD 2
these are the tracks from the extra disc that came with the box set of In Rainbows (i think thats correct, i'm sure tim will let me know if thats not right)

Grandaddy - Sophtware Slump
Grandaddy - Sumday

Interpol - Turn On the Bright Lights

Old 97's- Hit By A train: the best of the old 97's

Sorry for not posting in a long time.

I didn't have any art history classes in which to make my blog (i still hate that word) posts.
well, lately i've starting listening to some new music (the theatre fire, i love math) and re-listening to some older music that i hadn't heard in awhile (old 97's, deathray davies).
so i thought for christmas/chanukah/kawanza/jens birthday etc. i'd post some current fav. albums and some mixes perhaps. and oh yeah just a quick note, some of these bands (i.e. the theatre fire) are local and not like money-mongering huge and obnoxous (think: U2) and I kinda feel a little bad posting their albums but they're just so good i can't resist. so if you like them, please make an effort to go see them live or just support them in some way, to lessen my guilt and to support some good fort worthless music.

The Theatre Fire- Self Titled.
The Theater Fire has a knack for spinning yarns about drifters, hangmen, brothers, and lovers grappling with their own honor, trust, guilt and loss. These tales are woven together by arrangements that include weeping pedal steel and violin, strains of accordion, mandolin and xylophone, plucked banjo and guitar, sorrowful brass and the clip-clop of found percussion. The songs combine influences as diverse as zydeco, bluegrass, mariachi, country, gospel and rock and roll - yet somehow remain unmistakably The Theater Fire. -from theaterfire.com













The Theatre Fire- Everybody Has a Dark Side
Theatre Fire's second release, I haven't listened to this one as much as the first one but it also seems to be pretty good. TF's sound sort of reminds me a little bit of beirut because their original eclectic sound, which seems to be a rare thing lately. these guys really are the best new thing i've heard in awhile.



I Love Math.
Greatest band name. ever. made up of members of the deathray davies and the old 97's. and pretty much sounds like that

http://rapidshare.com/files/68221047/VGT2000ACBC.rar

charlie brown christmas
hopefully the link works