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over 2 years ago

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Favorite Songs

  • Scott Walker - "The Old Man's Back Again"
  • The Beach Boys - "Surf's Up"
  • Beck - "Mutherfucker"
  • Pulp - "This is Hardcore"
  • Royal Trux - "Juicy Juicy Juice"
  • Elliott Smith - "Say Yes"
  • Jacques Brel - "Marieke"
  • Sonic Youth - "Hey Joni"
  • Tara Jane O'Neil - "Famous Yellow Belly"
  • The Olivia Tremor Control - "Grass Canons"
  • Gilberto Gil - "Domingo no Parque"
  • The Beach Boys - "I Just Wasn't Made for These Times"
  • Unwound - "All Souls Day"

Favorite Albums

  • The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
  • Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising
  • Brainiac - Hissing Prigs in Static Couture
  • Panda Bear - Person Pitch
  • Massive Attack - Mezzanine
  • Scott Walker - Scott 4
  • Elliott Smith - Either/Or
  • Oneida - Anthem of the Moon
  • The Fire Show - Saint the Fire Show
  • Eric's Trip - Love Tara
  • Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance
  • Royal Trux - Accelerator
  • Miranda July - The Binet-Simon Test
  • Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka - Metroid Soundtrack
  • Windy & Carl - Depths
  • Fugazi - Red Medicine
  • Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You
  • Beat Happening - Jamboree
  • Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de Melody Nelson

Vital Signs

  • Mogger Since

    January 01, 2007

  • Age

    25

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"[wednesday] night in the kingdom of doom..."
over 2 years ago
  • Artist:
    The Good, the Bad, and the Queen
  • Album:
    The Good, the Bad, and the Queen

One reason I'm none too fond of music reviews as a general rule: Every now and then professional music reviewers seem to collide and collude against a specific musician for no obvious reason. Like, say, Tim Kinsella. Every time I read a Joan of Arc or Make Believe review, I can actually visualize some smarmy 22-year-old Pitchfork-sired music critic crouching behind Tim while another, perhaps ...

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"and it feels alright."
over 2 years ago

Well, look, I don't need to tell you that Scott Walker is the best thing since sliced bread. There are plenty of magazines and blogs and what-have-you espousing that now-popular party line these days. I will say that the man's grasp of Jacques Brel's music is awe-inspiring, and that all four of his sixties albums are well worth a listen. Scott 4 is probably the most accomplished and rewardin...

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"you're a wasted face, you're a sad-eyed lie, you're a holocaust."
over 2 years ago

Is there a more depressing song than Big Star's "Holocaust"? I mean, the whole of Elliott Smith's discography couldn't touch this song. Hank William's "Alone and Forsaken" isn't a patch on this song. And here's the reason why: these songs deal largely with unreal things, the rough stuff of the mind. They are man moaning meaninglessly, however beautifully they do it. These songs evoke a b...

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