Well, it’s part two already and yet another total lucky dip today but it’s a pretty mellow one for Sunday morning listening and blogging which is great. So yeah, nothing is written on this one again but comes with a snicker of a cow and it says Rainbow Farm in Rotorua, New Zealand on the tape […]Read Post ›
After much thinking about, stuffing about of what album to included from the year 2005, I’ve got it down to two but I can’t figure it out from there. So this is the very first of what is going to just have to be and I’ll do another CA posts over the next couple of […]Read Post ›
So I’m starting yet another new project today and not posting what I did say I was going to yesterday so I’m postponing that until tomorrow, OK? Anyway I’ve wanted to do this for a while now and made a start today but I don’t know well I’ll go with it but this is a […]Read Post ›
I might as well continue to do the ten year skip for part five of me listening to every album in that book tells me I just have to listen before you drop dead. I’m doing two year yet again because it’s only nine albums added up for both these years in the mid-2000’s. For […]Read Post ›
So yesterday was a public holiday in Australia, it was Anzac day so taking the day off blogging too. The night before when to see old 90’s hardcore metal band Helmet on the first gig of their Aussie tour. Just got to post about them today because they played the 1994 album Betty from start […]Read Post ›
Now when I think back just only a few years to 2014, it’s Sun Kil Moon and this album named after the famous 70’s kid’s dog movie Benji, which the film been remade for almost every new generation or just endless sequels? I haven’t seen all of them, have you? Anyway it’s just got to […]Read Post ›
So from the year 2013 this would have to be my fave album then and now, somewhat underrated but unbelievable great Kirin J Callinan‘s Embracism. So that’s what my Sunday post this weekend is all about it. I guess, this would be my biggest discovery that year, two of my fave acts released somewhat comeback albums […]Read Post ›
Now I’m skipping right to the end of the book to see how the story ends, well for the moment until the next updated, revised edition in a year or two. So this Saturday’s post is the selected newest music after a couple of days ago listening to the oldest music in it. Anyway because […]Read Post ›
OK, just got to mix it up a bit and blog about something else and because their is a total lack of Aussie music in that book too. So for Friday’s post this week is gonna be about the post-punk band called Pel Mel and their 1981 song No Word From China. Anyway the very first […]Read Post ›
So here’s my next 1950’s album for my Thursday’s post this week, well actually a few songs were recorded in the the 60’s. I know it’s a best of comp album but I’ve just got to have Bo Diddley and yeah it’s his best, I’ll justified if you want me to? But it’s my list […]Read Post ›
Right, if you go back another ten years this is where this book starts in the year 1956. Oh well, it’s 1955 but because only one album is included from that year I’m putting them two years together in this one post for Wednesday. Now off course music was around before these years but I […]Read Post ›
As promised yesterday I’m back for 1966 again today for this week’s Tuesday’s post with one of the greatest sixties bands. Which I was going to say always gets forgotten, they’re remember by some like myself so not totally forgotten but did miss out on that book I’m blogging about at the moment. They’re called […]Read Post ›
Well, this is part two on Easter Monday of listening to all those albums in that book. So after the last post of the year 1976 I’ve chose next skip back ten years for the next set of albums. In my tiny opinion the greatest album for the 1966 is Black Monk Time by The […]Read Post ›
OK, following my post yesterday about listening to the first set of 1001 albums from that book. Back already again on Easter Sunday, now comes the only other album I can think of from the year 1976 which I really wanted write something about, including it in my little own Classic Albums pile. It’s got […]Read Post ›
Right, two days not blogging I’m back now for Easter Saturday. So intro a new project now today, I finally got that book called 1001 Albums you must hear before you die last week and started to listen to everything in it. I’m following a few bloggers who’s doing this so I might as well […]Read Post ›
After last week’s posts I’m going to stay with something a little different and maybe you could call it a bit odd. It’s been awhile since I did an album from Africa so next just has to be the debut album by Konono Nº1 from 2004. Now this could be both some of craziest music […]Read Post ›
I finished reading it last night so I’ll write a little about it this morning for my Tuesday’s blog post and my book of this month. The last two books here have been fiction and/or novels for the last couple of months but we go back to rock stars writing books for April. Now if […]Read Post ›
Out of nowhere comes a new EP by Teho Teardo & Blixa Bargeld with this cover of Neil Young. Working on four new songs including the cover over the European winter and after the Spring EP a couple of years ago now comes the Fall EP. The performers are David Coulter on musical saw and Gabriele Coen […]Read Post ›
k.d. lang’s Constant Craving (featuring Sophia Brous) The Drones’ A Moat You Can Stand In So after yesterday’s post of his new song plus with a new album coming later this year, I wanna highlighted some of Callinan’s other work. Sunday’s post is two covers by him, starting with most likely k.d. lang’s biggest hit single ever, […]Read Post ›
Right, some new Aussie music for the weekend by the wonderful and wicked Kirin J Callinan, that was out this week but because I was going overboard with some of the out there craziest punky LPs the whole time. So if you missed this a few days ago here it is today on my blog for […]Read Post ›
Well, this album was was recorded exactly 41 years old ago today and it just blows my mind every single bloody time I put it on. The recording date is on the cover so you don’t have to go looking in the credits notes. It’s a live album too which does make it only the […]Read Post ›
Right now we up to the eighties again for my Thursday’s blog post and today just got to be back to Australia with Scientists. Kim Salmon’s greatest band and my fave of his/them all has always been the Human Jukebox album or the late recordings of this act from 1984 to 1986 as tell you on the […]Read Post ›
OK, things look like they’re going to get a bit odd for the start of April because after yesterday’s post and now Wednesday’s post with The Pop Group. Which if you’ve never heard of them before they’re so far away from pop, it’s pretty funny band name. I do have the coming posts over the next […]Read Post ›
Back to the CA set today for Tuesday’s blog post, back to the sixties and Lou Reed‘s and John Cale‘s early band but off course not forgetting about Maureen Tucker and Sterling Morrison. Now I know before you say the classic album by The Velvet Underground is the Nico album with Andy Warhol’s banana on the […]Read Post ›
After reading Nick’s unmade screenplay on the weekend, I had a look for a couple of his short films and just sharing them here because I’ve not yet. Have you seen these before or not? Plus adding more to my own little online Nick Cave collection here. It’s nothing really new because The Cat Piano […]Read Post ›
Right I readed this years ago but it’s popped up on the little wonder that is the internet the other day again, you now can embedded it your own website easily so to go with my own little Nick Cave database here on my blog, plus anyone one else who would like to read it […]Read Post ›
It’s April’s Fool Day but it’s no joke! It’s just most likely my longest blog post title ever and yes all three are just in this one post for Saturday morning. So in brief I’m really enjoying Holly’s new album and last night was the final night of her Aussie tour so I think I’ve start […]Read Post ›
