synthetic_flying_machine

steven's 'trouble'

dylan's 'if you see her, say hello'

simon and garfunkel's 'the boxer'

or

leonard cohen's 'famous blue raincoat'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aRKZFR5imM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hqdZ4AWSaI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9qkn7OlbM8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvZMDRlCKRg

thanks to david, the adulto for helping me choose songs

the two best modern bands who play traditional rock music?

an appreciation for the musicianship and the production

making blues and folk relevant to pop music again

your thoughts?

he has spent a couple of years on my 'to look into list'

and now he's dead.

which is your preference your preferred album of the choices which do you like would you say is better?

sgt. peppers

white album

let it be

or

yoshimi battles the pink robots

the soft bulletin

embryonic

I will be getting back to the underground experimental music that this wildly popular series has become known for. But today, I have to reveal my unfortunate obsession with indie pop. I don't want you to worry. I've been struggling with this for a while and I don't think it's such a bad thing. We must appreciate both ends of the spectrum. And in doing so, I believe that we enhance our ability to enjoy the opposite end.

Shugo Tokumaru

I got his cd at the library, I do not remember the circumstances. I have no idea if he's popular or what people in Japan think of him. For all I know, this is their punk rock. But in America this is indie pop. I love his sickeningly cutesy voice, and the way he pronounces parachute.

http://www.myspace.com/shugotokumaru

MQ: back to important matters, 'nurse with wound' or 'throbbing gristle'?

radiohead

neutral milk hotel

joy division

p:ano

sunset rubdown

akron/family

possibly the only band that can amaze me with their music on a regular basis. they could do experimental and pop better than most people who try either.

MQ: give me a band from the 90s that you believe is better than the OTC

MQ2: give me a band from the 90s that you believe is worse

just to get an idea of where people might place them on a list

MQ3: what album had better production/arrangements: ok computer or black foliage: animation music?

more avant-garde nonsense today

or should i say...avant-garbage???

BAHAHAHAHahahahahahHAhaHaahaHah

http://www.myspace.com/teethcollection

well this concludes my series on these types of bands which brings me to my MQ:

What do we call this genre (that would include social junk, eli keszler, tiny music and teeth collection)?

I think that if we want to follow the already established naming conventions, we could go with "post psychedelic"

but i also like calling it "tiny music"

im naked against a loud stream of ghosts?

yes

yessssss

oh no

that wasn't my question

yes it was, yes it was

it totally was

sevensevensevensevenseven

huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

http://www.tinyvices.com/

alright?

ok

what songs do you like to listen to when youre bored and yahoo has deleted your last 4 questions?

The three best concerts I've been to are:

Akron/Family

Crystal Castles

Eli Keszler and Ashley Paul

Eli is an excellent drummer and a real tradional noisist. a noisisist. a proprietor of noise? anyway, he's not like the other modern day noisecisors. He's got a harsh sound but it's more organic. It's like a gamelan orchestra murdered some guy from Rhode Island, skinned him and wore his body suit. I doubt that though. Southeastern Asians are small, but an entire orchestra couldn't fit inside Eli Keszler.

http://www.myspace.com/elikeszler

Ashley Paul was with Eli when I saw them. I don't know if any of their myspace recordings are them together. It is hard to judge underground art music acts but I would say these guys should be the famous weirdos of our generation. They deserve it, they've got that sound. I asked the sound, "are all the other sounds being nice to you, did you make friends?" and it saxophoned back to me "no". so we went home.

http://www.myspace.com/ashleygpaul

he's just one person, his name's paul

i believe he is the driving force behind today's lo-fi emo movement (im stealing the word emo from those god damned high school kids)

he's one of those people who has way more demos than actual albums

http://www.myspace.com/paulbaribeau

my favorite songs are 'christmas lights', 'strawberry', 'i thought i could find you', 'boys like me'

but by far, the best is 'never get to know'

my friend likes 'ten things' but i think it's stupid

he has casiotone for the painfully alone's autobiographical lyrics

and he wishes he sounded like jeff mangum

i dont care that he's not jeff mangum, i like his music anyway

this is one of the most interesting experimental bands in the world so watch their video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4BeD59ZUw8

someone once said to me: "I assume you know 'Leprechaun Catering'"

but i didnt

and im fairly certain he was just being pretentious about knowing about some weird band. i deleted him from my facebook friends.

i aspire to be like these people

the pyramids

searching for the pyramids was difficult. there is an experimental group from texas with that name as well as a surf rock group from the 60s. all three bands seem pretty good but the pyramids im talking about were a free jazz group and they were great. i dont really know much about them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kU5fmlHqCK4

i dont even know who these people are

http://www.myspace.com/7yearrabbitcycle