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AC Newman (whatever that one from last year is called)
Allison Krause and Union Station Live -- Busty sent this to me, but I never botehred to listen to it
Animal Collective -- I mean, I just don't need any damn poopoo bear albums
Armor for Sleep -- My Brother sent this to me, and I never listened to it
Ass Ponys -- Sorry Bob, never grabbed me
The Beatles -- Let it Be, Naked....meh...I left Anthology discs 2 and 3 on for some unknown reason
The Bees -- Free the Bees -- I listened to this once and liked it...never bothered to put it on again.
The Blind Boys of Alabama -- Higher Ground -- I like this, but really, I never listen to it.
Bloc Party EP -- AKA OPEN GARBAGE
I am Leaving on approximately 16 Bob Dylan albums I never listen to just because I cannot bring myself to jettison Bob Dylan
Brian Eno -- another green world and before and after science -- SERIOUSLY WHAT ABOUT THIS IS LISTENABLE, LET ALONE GOOD!!???
Brian Wilson -- Smile -- I couldn't even get through this...not sure why, but it's a bit too much for me these days.
Bubba Sparxxx -- Deliverance -- i knew this dude when he used to be called L'il Devil, but the Timbo production is too much. Meh.
Caesars -- 39 Minutes of Bliss -- harry monster gave this to me, and I liked it when we listened to it, but really....
Castanets -- Cathedral -- Benny gave this to me, but i couldn't get into it
David Byrne -- Feeling and Uh Oh -- couldn't really find the time when listening to this seemed like a good idea.
The Decembrists -- Picaresque -- all this ever does is annoy me
I am keeping this godforsaken Dennis Wilson album because it is too mongerous to not have.
Depeche Mode -- Songs of Faith and Devotion and Violator -- I guess this is where I admit that i pretty much hate English music from the 80s
Devendra Banhart -- Rejoicing in the Hands -- I hate smelly hippies
Eminem -- The Slim Shady LP - as much as I like this guy's radio songs, he just doesn't do it for me. STOP SINGING YOUR FUCKING HOOKS.
I am keeping the Entire Faces Box Set on this damn thing, just because it makes teh chances of something coming up on random that much better
Faith No More -- Angel Dust -- sorry Yail, there may have been a time and place that I could have liked this, but the early 90s are over and eating acid in someone's garage was never that fun anyway
Fiona Apple -- When the Pawn -- again, could never come up with a time when listening to this seemed like a good idea.
Firewater -- Songs we should havce written -- Discostu gave this to me, back when he like music. It is good, but I never put it on or anything -- edit - this is getting one more chance, cos I am a suckker for shitty covers
The Futureheads --I guess this is where I confess to hating bands that ape 80s english rock. "Angular" my ass.
I am keeping waaaaaay too many GBV albums, even though I have the greatest hits, because again, they are good on random
I am keeping Iron and Wine, though I have NO IDEA why..maybe I will need to be lulled to sleep by the cooing of a bearded mountain man sometime in the near future?
I will keep 1000 Johnny Cash albums, though I rarely listen to them, because The Man in Black, along with Bob Dylan, will someday be recognized as prophets of Biblical Proportions.
Joy Division -- Closer and Unknown Pleasures -- DO PEOPLE REALLY LIKE THIS?
Like 5 Kinks albums that aren't Muswell Hillbillies. -- If I need to hear about the Village Green, I will have brunch at Uncle Brian's.
Les Savy Fav -- Another in a long line of bands I may be supposed to like, but damn if I can listen to it
Lift to Experience -- The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads -- but only cos mine's from Audiogalaxy and most of the tracks are shittily reproduced, I'd be interested in hearing the real version of this.
Morrissey-- Viva Hate -- I reserve the right to randomly/drunkenly throw out the Bona Drag/Viva Hate bit from Heartbreaker, but I cannot actually listen to Morrissey. Again, 80s english rock? (I am also pretty sure you can catch The Gay by listening to this,a nd have no real desire to prove or disprove this theory)
Pavement -- S&E and CRCR...despite the attempts of Yail, and their massive cred in certain circles, this just doesn't appeal to me.
I am keeping 3 albums by Robyn Hitchcock, though I have no idea why, but possibly because he covers "Trying to Get to Heaven" on Spooked, and also possibly because there are 7 minutes of enjoybale music on Underwater Moonlight
I have more Ryan Adams albums than is healthy, never really listen to them but feel compelled to keep them. I think I want to like his music more than it is actually good or enjoyable.
Skip Spence -- Oar -- I d/l/d this from Audiogalaxy, back when me and Derris would try to find the most garmonger albums ever. Well, I won, but that doesn't mean this is good.
The Smiths -- Singles -- Unlistenable
I am keeping the 32,453 Spoon Tracks that FT sent me for 2 reasons. 1) Many of them are enjoyable and I like them more when on random 2) I swear when Britt and them are on, they are fucking ON and I want this shit to click again like the first time I put on Girls Can Tell.
The Streets -- This shit is just too bad for words. I tried, I really did (which is rare for me) but t hat sing song shit is so fucking bad/laughable/gar that i cannot bring myself to keep this stuff.
Sufjan -- 7 Swans -- I will keep the entire Michigan album because the first song is unbelievable awesome, but if this dude went away, I would be all too happy.
I am keeping the story of THEM just so me and Busty can laugh about this later. THEY ARE CALLED "THEM" MIKE!!!!
I am keeping this Wedding Present album, because Billzebub knows his shit, and I think it may secretly be good, based mainly on my like for the first track (which may or may not be because it contains the word 'daft') even though it is 80s English Rock.
Wire -- Pink Flag -- just couldn't stand the site of this offal anymore.
Wolf Eyes -- Burned Mind -- I will need to reacquire this whenever I shoot a low budget horror film
That's it -- If you made it through this, you probably hate me, and think I am stupid. I welcome your thoughts.
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Throughout his life, from childhood until death, he was beset by severe swings of mood. His depressions frequently encouraged, and were exacerbated by, his various vices. His character mixed a superficial Enlightenment sensibility for reason and taste with a genuine and somewhat Romantic love of the sublime and a propensity for occasionally puerile whimsy.
harry Wrote: I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.
FT Wrote: LooGAR (the straw that stirs the drink)
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