What are you listening to right now?

by **2tone** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 10:32 am

construction - behind the office building... and the clickidy click of the keyboards around me and my own...

by **brdsurf** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:12 pm

Dano, my shite stinks. Never said it didnt. When she said that I was included in the generalisation.

by **Dano** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:17 pm

BRD.. THATS COOL...

are you in Finland now?

by **Tacoma Chemical Corp.** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:21 pm

The melancholy sound of my life slowly ticking away in this cursed office.

by **brdsurf** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:41 pm

Yeah, and great music.

My playlist is always long.
Värttinä, old traditional Finnish stuff done modern style.
Andres Segovia 1920's set and live from the 40's
Rush Ghost Rider, 2112, and 30th Anniversary
King Crimson Eyes Wide Open
Sibelius Violin Concerto in Dmin
HIM
The Rasmus
David Byrne Rei Momo
Suioxe and the Banshees Rarities
The Cure Join the Dots

thats just today,,,,,,,,,

by **guppy** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 4:13 pm

I just found out my 2 year old loves Bob Marley so I've been re-experiencing him for the last couple of weeks

by **Fish** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 5:36 pm

Irish rebel music today!

...."the broad black rimmer of the I.R.A.".....

I best not see anyone in orange today :evil:

by **gills** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 7:19 pm

If anyone has got some good advice for newish, underground non bootie hip hop, I need it. Portland is too white for me and I find that nobody listens to the hop here whereas everywhere else no one listens to the sniveling emo crap that PDX is famous for.

Like-
Talib Kweli
Jurassic Five
Blackalicious
Latyrx
Automato
Chali 2na
Roots Manuava
Ohmega Watts
Lauren Hill
The Coup

Don't-
snoop and such.

by **Dano** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 7:35 pm

gills wrote:If anyone has got some good advice for newish, underground non bootie hip hop, I need it. Portland is too white for me and I find that nobody listens to the hop here whereas everywhere else no one listens to the sniveling emo crap that PDX is famous for.

Like-
Talib Kweli
Jurassic Five
Blackalicious
Latyrx
Automato
Chali 2na
Roots Manuava
Ohmega Watts
Lauren Hill
The Coup

Don't-
snoop and such.

Try:
The People Under the Stairs
Dialated Peoples
Atmosphere
The Roots
Zion I
KB07 (Knowledge Born 07)
The Blue Scholars (From Seattle - super talented)

since you mentioned Talib, you must have some Mos Def and Black Star right?

PM me if you want me to email you a few mp3's to sample and see if they suit you

by **gills** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 7:42 pm

Thanks Dano

Up on
Dilated peoples
People under the stairs (but they don't have anything new do they?)
Not so into the roots
Atmosphere, don't get um

Blue Scholars? What are they like? Basically I like the political thinking but clean rhyming style.

Fo sho, I'd like some mp3's will pm.

by **The Betty** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:03 pm

I want some samples to. We should rally for a TCQ reunion..

Mos Def is the illest.

by **foulpete** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:56 pm

This thread inspired me to chek out some new music. So after skateboarding today, i went by jackpot records and scored the latest aldum by Electrelane. They are currently kicking my arse. Good stuff.

by **fresh mode** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:03 am

Dano wrote:
gills wrote:If anyone has got some good advice for newish, underground non bootie hip hop, I need it. Portland is too white for me and I find that nobody listens to the hop here whereas everywhere else no one listens to the sniveling emo crap that PDX is famous for.

Like-
Talib Kweli
Jurassic Five
Blackalicious
Latyrx
Automato
Chali 2na
Roots Manuava
Ohmega Watts
Lauren Hill
The Coup

Don't-
snoop and such.

Try:
The People Under the Stairs
Dialated Peoples
Atmosphere
The Roots
Zion I
KB07 (Knowledge Born 07)
The Blue Scholars (From Seattle - super talented)

since you mentioned Talib, you must have some Mos Def and Black Star right?

PM me if you want me to email you a few mp3's to sample and see if they suit you

gills & Dano-
word on the beats. finally, some underground fans. Check it:

Lyrics Born
Maroons (Lateef & the Chief)
Living Legends
Deltron 3030, del the funky homosapien
Handome Boy Modeling School
Swollen Members
Gift of Gab
DJ Numark
Sweatshop Union
Mums the Word (instrumentals)
Gandalf's Beat Machine/Eligh instrumentals
De la Soul
Ugly Duckling
Giant Panda
The Avalanches
Styles of Beyond
Blackstar
DJ format
Kid Koala
Murs & Slug/atomosphere
Abstract Rude

Reggae/ska: The Expendables, from Santa Cruz
By the way, PUTS @ PDX, April 28. PM me if yo wanna check any hip hop in pdx, or for any songs.

by **wanty** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:14 am

mos def - i went and seen that bruce willis movie with mos def, "16 blocks". Good movie.

im listening to some frederic chopin - nocturne in e minor (opus 72)
michael buble
slightly stoopid
john browns body

and always the classics
ben harper
bob marley
CCR
al green
van morrison
adam sandler

by **smithgrind** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 1:29 am

brdsurf wrote:My girlfriend laughing at how stupid alot of this page is. She figures the average age here is like 12. She thought the surfers she met when she wen there last spring were very cool and nice to us contrary to what is said.
What a beautifull laugh.

You're girlfriend sounds way cool. You know, she's right,..it is stupid.
Most surfers I've met are way cooler than what we post on this board...
Me included,...at least I'd like to think so.

The written word is more free than the persona we present. Thank God!

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