Aint No Right

really really digging this record.

ant wrote:

really really digging this record.

Yeah my fiance loves that album its been in the car since I bought it for her a few months ago

as for me



Just a sampler of it but the 3 songs on here are kick ass

While not as great as it should have been it's right below the hype level and still a pretty good record, listened to it at the river and it kept it lively... of course I had to throw on some Op Ivy after because can't have that many people from the "scene" around and play too much hip hop

ant wrote:

really really digging this record.

me too---thanks for the suggestion!

Downloading now on word of mouth.

I'm so bad with new music....the trigger must be pulled sometimes.

SR wrote:Downloading now on word of mouth.

I'm so bad with new music....the trigger must be pulled sometimes.

If its the Aloe Blac album it's pretty good music light and poppy but with a lot of soul

Yes sir. Listneing right now.

Seems sincere after the first 2 songs. I'm diggin it on the first listen. Soulful and hopeful.

Yeah the other half has had it playing in her car for months but now she switched to "Watch The Throne" but she will go back to the Aloe cd, typically does.

Juana wrote:Yeah the other half has had it playing in her car for months but now she switched to "Watch The Throne" but she will go back to the Aloe cd, typically does.

Good for her. I can relate. I go on serious jags where I listen to one small grouping of music for months.

Oh I do the same thing I have been back on a Hepcat and Lee Perry kick with some Lovage and Gogol Bordello mixed in for good measure.

But what I listen to pretty much every day is part of NS and Exodus/Kaya by Bob Marley.

aloe blacc made me think of these guys. always underrated. and they're great on jimmy fallon.

Love all the love for soul music. Here's another band I've been diggin' this year.

Is what is currently on the playlist for some reason its all blending together quite nicely

Juana wrote:

that album just makes me hate current day jane's more..."they are just older now, they have evolved"
hr still goes off and so does bad brains age is no excuse for suck...sorry

Kinda P4P and Jane's related - listening to Mike Watt, Flea, and somebody named K, do this all-bass cover of BMSR's "Drippy Eye." Yup, that means every sound is made by a bass guitar:

http://soundcloud.com/black-moth-super- ... lea-k#play

Mike Watt is a BMSR fan, and has guested on an EP of theirs before. (Drippers EP, from 2008)

The original:


From the Lost, Picking Flowers in the Woods EP:

kv wrote:

Juana wrote:

that album just makes me hate current day jane's more..."they are just older now, they have evolved"
hr still goes off and so does bad brains age is no excuse for suck...sorry

Yeah this album is still redic I also love Rock For Light, I wish they would remaster them and put the songs that were on Rock for Light on a remastered S/T album. But yes age is no excuse for sucking.

Loving the new single from Florence and the Machine!

Got some cup hits going so just watching the DVD to this set, he was such a great performer

digging the new stephen malkmus and the jicks album, produced by beck. really cool vibes.

hokahey wrote:

Still my favorite Nirvana record with In Utero coming in a close second.

Like the new Gang of Four single from the Content LP.
These old guys still bring it.