Toward another He has gone To breathe an air Beyond his own Toward a wisdom Beyond the shelf Toward a dream That dreams itself About a boy Beyond it all About a boy Beyond it all From the forest From … Continue reading Song of the Day: About A Boy by Patti Smith
Flashback live show today! Triple/double J radio was talking about so-called Dream Festival last month and kind-of asking what is/was your Dream Festival? So for myself, going right back in time to an older 90’s fest Summersault of 96 was … Continue reading Live Gigs: Summersault Festival 1996 @ Freo Oval
Well, I haven’t done an African album for a long time so here’s one today! All the albums tracks by Ali Farka Touré were originally recorded between 1975 and 1980 by the radio show/station live but not released until 1996 … Continue reading Classic Albums: Radio Mali by Ali Farka Touré
Or maybe it should be just titled my one and only Weezer blog post! It’s also now the third cover I’ve blog in 2019 from yet another whole album of covers released in less than of the first two month … Continue reading Cover Versions: Black Sabbath’s Paranoid by Weezer
You will find me if you want me in the garden Unless it’s pouring down with rain You will find me if you want me in the garden Unless it’s pouring down with rain You will find me if you … Continue reading Hiding Songs: The Garden by Einstürzende Neubauten
So I did say last week some punks and the ultimate punk rocker or at least to me is Patti Smith! How about you? Maybe she more prototype punk but anyway a great artist to do this week. After two … Continue reading Top Ten Tracks: Patti Smith
Something different for Sunday again, some reason I just wanna hear one of these tracks today so blogging a few now but I will leave it at four because it could go on forever and suppose to be just the … Continue reading Soundtrack Songs: X-Files
Flashback show yet again today! This just might be my all-time BDO year or was the first one? I don’t know, anyway order of seen acts of this year was by my bad/good memory: Shihad, Ammonia, The Jesus Lizard, Dirty Three, Magic Dirt, Regurgitator, Spiderbait, Elastica, TISM, Rage … Continue reading Live Gigs: Big Day Out 1996 @ Perth Oval
Right, who need a stack load of 90’s songs for your mid-week? Today and the next couple of days I’m going to be posting all the missing years from mid to late ninety’s in these playlist style posts! Now, I … Continue reading Playlist: Where I Was In… 1996?
Listen to me if you wanna know If you wanna change yourself I know the place to go We got a ceremony, I’m gonna paint your face Just follow me, just walk this way Stompin ground, stompin ground Stompin ground, … Continue reading Song Lyric Sunday Theme: Earth
So back to my fave albums of all-time again with the CA list today! Yet more lesser known Aussie bands which this one from Tassie from mid to late 90’s. After that Cloher post at the start of this month … Continue reading Classic Albums: Still Life by The Paradise Motel
After two days blogging break here’s yet another playlist for this Sunday. So it’s sub-titled a 1996 dance show. Right I need to explain this one a little I think, don’t I? Yes, you do! So this post today was … Continue reading Playlist: …And Now For Something Completely Different (1996 Dance Show)
ROOTS BLOODY ROOTS!!! So that’s really Sepultura or the two main guys from them, Max and Iggor and they’re playing the 1996 classic album Roots in full too! So it’s been a couple of days since the gig and not posting anything … Continue reading Live Gigs: Max & Iggor Cavalera @ Astor
Oh man, I love Mike! Thursday morning post is back to the alphabet order of my CA list and this time I’m going under the album title. So today A is for… Adult Themes For Voice by Mike Patton. His debut solo album from … Continue reading Classic Albums: Adult Themes For Voice by Mike Patton
You’ve got to be your own dog, you know what I’m talking about? Your suppose to say yes, like a James Brown thing (laughing.) So after the very short opening track I Don’t Mind Whatever Happens that’s how track two … Continue reading Classic Albums: In A Bar, Under The Sea by dEUS
So next up from the year 1996 is You Am I‘s Hourly, Daily which came after two albums recorded in New York with Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo as producer. They when home for the next record, literally this record is somewhat very … Continue reading Classic Albums: Hourly, Daily by You Am I
OK next Aussie album from 1996 which I consider a total classic is by these guys from Brisbane called Regurgitator. Started as a side-project and formed after the members met on the city’s public transport eg a bus. They’re are not … Continue reading Classic Albums: Tu-Plang by Regurgitator
French Etymology Apheresis of américain. Adjective ricain m (feminine singular ricaine, masculine plural ricains, feminine plural ricaines) (slang, pejorative) Yank (an American) Apparently I need to talk about 1996 a little bit more if yesterday’s post wasn’t too long and as … Continue reading Classic Albums: Regret Is An Inevitable Consequence Of Life by Ricaine
So if I wasn’t listening to too much 90’s music right now I’ll continue with the 10 year gap jump in this book project I’ll get to the mid-90’s. After only a small amount of albums from the previous years … Continue reading 1001 Albums Book: 1996
So it’s now it’s going to be two days in a row of blogging about my mixtapes, is that a bit too much or not? This one does seem like a great one for Monday listening. Anyway I picked up … Continue reading Playlist: My Mixtapes #3 Blue label Maxell 90 with date written in faded pencil Dec. 96
OK, back to another one of my Classic Albums post today with Beth Orton‘s debut album for my Wednesday’s post. I’m well over sixty of these CA posts and it’s amazing Beth only now showing up here. Anyway it was year 1996 … Continue reading Classic Albums: Trailer Park by Beth Orton
So here’s a little 90’s heroin to taken with your Sunday morning blog reading. Maybe just the wrong one for today but oh well. I did read this, I think it was William S. Burroughs thing where he was saying injecting … Continue reading Classic Albums: Trainspotting by Various Artists
Well, this really could be the most obscure album I’ve written about, so far? Does anyone else remember this album? Or not? Where Joy Kills Sorrow would have to be one of my most fave mid to late-90’s album ever. At … Continue reading Classic Albums: Where Joy Kills Sorrow by Various Artists
“OK, let’s try this!” is what is said in the opening number on this soundtrack of new music from Scott Walker. I can’t believe this is my 180 post today but this is the first appears of Scott Walker here on … Continue reading New Music: The Childhood Of A Leader by Scott Walker + Cover Versions: Bob Dylan’s I Threw It All Away by Scott Walker
