Hey Fresh mode, my girl just burned me a copy of a Handome Boy Modeling School and its sic. Whats the name of the chica in that group? Good chill n toke tunes.
fresh fresh y'all....
What are you listening to right now?
by Wilbur Kookmeyer » Sat Mar 18, 2006 9:28 am
The coffee pot and a distant buzz in my fuzzy noggin.
Your electric car runs on coal. Think about it....
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by fresh mode » Sat Mar 18, 2006 9:54 am
The Betty wrote:Hey Fresh mode, my girl just burned me a copy of a Handome Boy Modeling School and its sic. Whats the name of the chica in that group? Good chill n toke tunes.
fresh fresh y'all....
Betty, I'm not sure who that girl is, sorry. swollen members has a sick song with Nelly Furtado in it. i'll PM it to you (if I can figure out how to it!).
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by Dano » Sat Mar 18, 2006 10:39 am
Im stoked on this thread. Im a music fanatic and pimp, and I love checking out new stuff.
Gills..
The Blue Scholars are a Philipino guy and an Indian (as in India) guy. One has insane flow and some really smart, thoughful words while the other spins some really cool, borderline jazz style beat. Its great, and they are small time from the PNW so you gotta support um. Check their myspace and stream a couple of tracks. Check "The Ave" and "Southside Revivial".
http://www.myspace.com/bluescholars
Fresh Mode..
I got a few of those. (Del, Del La Soul, Atmosphere), but if you want to email me a couple mp3's of some of the other stuff, I'd be stoked. Im always looking for new Music. Ill PM you my email address.
Good call on the Expendables. I was way into the Cali Dub Rock Reggae scene for a while. We met Pepper surfing (well Yesod (drummer) and Remy (former dub/sound guy) in Encinitas and hung out with them alot for a while before they started touring nonstop, also meeting Josh Fischel and Slightly Stoopid through them. Some classic individuals to be sure. I never met them, but I do agree that the Expendables go off!! If you want any lve stuff by any of those guys, hit me up, I have a few choice shows in .wav format (or just go chack out the Sublime Archive if you dont mind mp3's).
Betty.. (or anyone) if you want a few mp3s of any of this to sample it and see if you like it, PM me youe email address.
Finally.. One of my favorite bands right now, The Dirty Heads(kind of a hip hop Slightly Stoopid - if you have seen Second Thoughts you know their song "No Time For Yall" which is one of my favorites) are about to drop a new album and have samples of 4 of their new tracks on their myspace (just went up yesterday). Check it out (The Neighborhood is classic):
http://www.myspace.com/dirtyheads
Alohas and spread the music.
Gills..
The Blue Scholars are a Philipino guy and an Indian (as in India) guy. One has insane flow and some really smart, thoughful words while the other spins some really cool, borderline jazz style beat. Its great, and they are small time from the PNW so you gotta support um. Check their myspace and stream a couple of tracks. Check "The Ave" and "Southside Revivial".
http://www.myspace.com/bluescholars
Fresh Mode..
I got a few of those. (Del, Del La Soul, Atmosphere), but if you want to email me a couple mp3's of some of the other stuff, I'd be stoked. Im always looking for new Music. Ill PM you my email address.
Good call on the Expendables. I was way into the Cali Dub Rock Reggae scene for a while. We met Pepper surfing (well Yesod (drummer) and Remy (former dub/sound guy) in Encinitas and hung out with them alot for a while before they started touring nonstop, also meeting Josh Fischel and Slightly Stoopid through them. Some classic individuals to be sure. I never met them, but I do agree that the Expendables go off!! If you want any lve stuff by any of those guys, hit me up, I have a few choice shows in .wav format (or just go chack out the Sublime Archive if you dont mind mp3's).
Betty.. (or anyone) if you want a few mp3s of any of this to sample it and see if you like it, PM me youe email address.
Finally.. One of my favorite bands right now, The Dirty Heads(kind of a hip hop Slightly Stoopid - if you have seen Second Thoughts you know their song "No Time For Yall" which is one of my favorites) are about to drop a new album and have samples of 4 of their new tracks on their myspace (just went up yesterday). Check it out (The Neighborhood is classic):
http://www.myspace.com/dirtyheads
Alohas and spread the music.
humbled!
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by Wilbur Kookmeyer » Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:18 pm
Luther Wright and the Wrongs.
"Rebuild the wall"
Sort of like fear and loathing down on the farm.
"Rebuild the wall"
Sort of like fear and loathing down on the farm.
Your electric car runs on coal. Think about it....
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by carstructo » Sun Mar 19, 2006 1:30 am
umm, burning music is illegal. and wrong. MEtallica would be angry, now James Hetfield can't buy anymore small countries or anything.
A board in the swell is worth 2 in the garage.
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by Wilbur Kookmeyer » Sun Mar 19, 2006 2:29 am
The sound of Makers Mark being poured and swallowed.
Accompanied by the sound of my angry heart.
A symphony of sorts.
Accompanied by the sound of my angry heart.
A symphony of sorts.
Your electric car runs on coal. Think about it....
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by carstructo » Mon Mar 20, 2006 12:36 am
burning young boys? not in alabama.
but its cool, i will let you roast me out.
but its cool, i will let you roast me out.
A board in the swell is worth 2 in the garage.
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by qball » Tue Mar 21, 2006 4:07 am
Jenkins, I saw Wolf Mother a couple of weeks ago. Made me want to go home and pull out the Molly Hatchet. From Australia, I like the Living End better.
Arctic Monkeys
Fat Freddy's Drop
Steve Earle
Transplants
and Dukes of Hazzard Soundtrack are on the top of the pile right now.
And my wife has been on a real Cash kick lately, so I've been listening to a lot of that.
Arctic Monkeys
Fat Freddy's Drop
Steve Earle
Transplants
and Dukes of Hazzard Soundtrack are on the top of the pile right now.
And my wife has been on a real Cash kick lately, so I've been listening to a lot of that.
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming -- 'WOW, what a ride!!!'"
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by The Pabst Man » Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:36 pm
The Glass, saw in Seattle with Lucero. Some of their stuff sucks, but some of it is really good. If you want to give it a listen
http://www.theglassmusic.com/index.php? ... ion=listen
Smog v. Stars, and there demo stuff is pretty good.
http://www.theglassmusic.com/index.php? ... ion=listen
Smog v. Stars, and there demo stuff is pretty good.
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