le speef!

Black Keys
Desperate Man live
Your Touch
Beware The Egg of Doom

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES - Upside Down (live)

I Never Said I was Deep - Jarvis Cocker

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Originally posted by TwiliteMinotaur:
I Never Said I was Deep - Jarvis Cocker

TM, what are your dates in Vancouver? Jarvis is playing here Sunday July 26.

King Of The Dogs

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Originally posted by theminx:

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Originally posted by TwiliteMinotaur:
I Never Said I was Deep - Jarvis Cocker

TM, what are your dates in Vancouver? Jarvis is playing here Sunday July 26.

I believe GR and I are planning to be driving north on that day but may be able to jigger things..

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Originally posted by TwiliteMinotaur:

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Originally posted by theminx:

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Originally posted by TwiliteMinotaur:
I Never Said I was Deep - Jarvis Cocker

TM, what are your dates in Vancouver? Jarvis is playing here Sunday July 26.

I believe GR and I are planning to be driving north on that day but may be able to jigger things..

Just in case it floats your boat

Orgasmic Tennis

Are they playing tennis or dying? Un petit mort...

Son House, "Death Letter Blues"

Söjahunt

Part Three Of Lithos' "Music Of My Yoof" series

I went out with a hippie and now I love everything but

Frenzal Rhomb. One of Aus's greatest punk bands. Actually, about the only one I could care about. Might've posted it before. Ok, not really a filmclip, but a rockin' bunch of piss-taking bastards

Bucket Bong

Never Had So Much Fun

Personal favourite, that one.

Ball Chef.

Nothing's Wrong

Can't seemed to find a decent vid for (Get Fucked You Fucking Fuckwit) You Can't Move Into My House, or Mr. Charisma.

Bucket Bong was cool.

She's A Lost Cause

Ok, so I forgot - hopefully Andrew Stafford won't kill me for it.

There is, of course, The Saints, hailing from the wilds of Inala, Brisbane, a place as rough as boarding house toilet paper.

There's a very good case that these guys invented punk, but I suppose, not really, as they didn't call it that at the time. No one knew what the hell to call it. Keep in mind the single "Stranded" came out before The Clash and The Sex Pistols released anything.

After they got signed, the record company set them up with a "stylist" who got them wearing the stereotypical punk gear. Leather jackets, the tight jeans, t-shirts, mohawks et al. They just thought it made them look like wankers.

They did mellow out a bit in the eighties, but it result in another favourite song of mine, Just Like Fire Would.

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There is, of course, The Saints

That song was great. Certainly better than the Sex Pistols and on par with The Clash.

Fever Ray - When I Grow Up

Fever Ray - Triangle Walks

LCD Soundsystem - Someone Great

Robots (Need Love, Too) - Dan Mangan

Nick Cave on September Songs - "Mack the Knife"

Emiliana Torrini - Jungle Drum

Gillian Welch, David Rawlings, "Time (the Revelator)"
Utterly badass, especially in making an interwar archtop that goddam musical above the neck joint. Epiphones were pretty glorious back then, but still, old boy has hands.