Bulletin Board of Bad Behavior

I've been coming across some pretty cool music blogs of late. This one has a buttload of Peel Sessions on it, including one that Sonic Youth did in the 80's where they only covered Fall songs. Most of the rest is of '86-'87 "C86" bands. Give Stump a try if you want to hear some weird and/o...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVcuelx1ni8

I love it all. All of it.

Look this is total bullshit, I can't link to anything good, sloth. This is the end. I know you understand.


But that doesn't help if I was drunk. And listening to Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel early 70's bliss.

BAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHA

PLease forget all that other inscrutable crap I wrote about music.

Anyway, never mind, I think I'm going to go back to old R.E.M. on You Tube...someone posted "Wolves, Lower" and I meant to watch that...

Okay I admit it once and for all, I have a fetish about Johnny Marr. He makes me all silly.

It's called the Well of Loneliness EP. I thought they had just surpassed the Smiths when this came out.

DO you guys know that JOHNNY MARR HAS JOINED MODEST MOUSE FOR THEIR NEW ALBUM>???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Tim Gane, the guitarist of Stereolab spent his formative years in an early band called McCarthy who had a song on the famous NME C86 cassette and I'm in heaven listening to this record.

Oh god I'm so sorry, I don't have the last song on this LP ripped to my computer. But it will happen. If you believe in fucking BRITISH MUSIC GODAMMIT IF YOU ARE ALIVE WITH A PULSE THEN YOU MUST CONCEDE THE QUALITY OF BRITISH MUSIC YOU MUST BOW DOWN. FORGET IT NOW.

God bless my new $400 speakers!

Seriously - and I've not said this yet on the other board - I remember feeling like McCarthy were supposed to take the throne from the recently defunct Smiths. They were the next step up from the Smiths. I am now listening to their vinyl LP "I Am A Wallet"

And very drunk.

I love you Sloth for responding. Bless you. I wish I could convey my joy in listening to this band McCarthy from 1986 for the first time in years...jesus christ. It's worth noting that one of the members went on to be a key member of Stereolab. I still have the first couple of McCarthy 12"es, b...

Wow, "Hyperactive". You know I just dissed that song on the other board a few weeks ago, not remembering that I actually like it. God I feel really weird about that. What made me diss that song? That really confuses me. I bought that 45 back when it was released.

Oh hell, yeah, its all good! I just put the Flat Earth on the same CD as the Golden Age of Wireless. I am now listening to The Flat Earth album for the first time in AGES.

Alternate version of "Mr. Soft":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVcuelx1ni8