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What are you listening to right now # 29

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Juliette Greco - je suis comme je suis etc with Francois Rauber's orchestrations and Gerard Jouannest at the piano. The classics.
 
matthewr said:
As a suggested opening stalk:

#1 Learn her daily movements and routines.
#2 "Accidentally" bump into her one day and say "OMG Carrie! Am a huge fan! Please sign my 1952 Telecaster which I happen to have with me!"
#3 Send said signed 1952 Telecaster to matthewr c/o PFM.

Note plan requires you to provide your own 1952 Telecaster.
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Correction: "I'm your biggest fan!" or "I'm your number one fan!" while drooling.
 
kasperhauser said:
I used to live a couple of blocks from Sleater-Kinney Road in Olympia, WA. I'll be in Portland over the next couple of days - let me know if you're up for some stalking by proxy.
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Kasper, +100 points if you were studying or teaching at Evergreen.

(Matthew- Evergreen is a very, very liberal college. Probably the most liberal campus in the US. Carrie and Corin went there.)
 
Monochrome Set- 'Volume, Contrast...' (Cherry Red LP, Made In France blah blah blah...crap pressing as everything was at that time on that wonderful label)...
 
Demdike Stare: Triptych. Dark, industrial and dystopian. Like Fred Frith's Synaesthesia project combined with playing Limbo on the Xbox. Both very good things.
 
Anex said:
Demdike Stare: Triptych. Dark, industrial and dystopian. Like Fred Frith's Synaesthesia project combined with playing Limbo on the Xbox. Both very good things.
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Mine showed up this morning, hopefully worth it for the extra tracks but a lvely package anyway.

Now: Tim Hecker / An Imaginary Country (perfect soundtrack to a non-imaginary hangover).
 
Jah Wobble and the Invaders Of the Heart - Without Judgement (live in Holland)
Not dug it out in aaaaages, and I'm rather enjoying it.
 
Lee Moses — Time and Place

Long overdue release of this classic Soul album originally released on Maple Records featuring 14 additional tracks! Lee Moses may not be a familiar name to most, but to fans of '60s and '70s Soul music, this album has built up a cult following since it's
 
Jerry Harrison (he of the Talking Heads) - Red and Blue. Listening to this LP for the first time and finding it rather good, somewhat in the vein of the contemporary Remain in Light.
 
PsB said:
Jerry Harrison (he of the Talking Heads) - Red and Blue. Listening to this LP for the first time and finding it rather good, somewhat in the vein of the contemporary Remain in Light.
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That reminded me to order Casual Gods by JH ta.
 
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