anyways, i hope this music recommendation finds you well because it might not. i have a new favorite reissue label (ethiopian jazz) tilayegebre.bandcamp.com/album/tilaye...

you wanna know whose PR is apart of an actual ‘psyop’? EXXON MOBILE AND SHELL OIL *muttering* over here talking about GEESE

alright, everyone name your “Beatles of the 90s”. im going with Wu-Tang.

Something I learned on @yourewrongabout.bsky.social ‘s great series about the OJ Simpson trial is that OJ and Michael Bolton had on-again, off-again relations with the same model (instead of going to therapy)

In a world awash in social media slop, keep your avant-garde up. www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/dig...

i cant explain it, and this isnt a diss because i enjoy ALOT of his music, but Stephin Merritt sings like he’s doing karaoke

i think i like the “blink and you’ll miss it” responses the most

every element of this song is perfect.

a sleeper (don’t sleep) act on this list is Luke Stewart’s (Irreversible Entanglements) Blacks’ Myths. really incredible lineup for something i have no chance on attending, but say la veee

the first track on this is premo. Bill’s masterful guitar ontop of Crain’s kosmischian groove 👌🏼 gonna be a good summer

I’m no expert, but I believe that “psyop” denotes government or military involvement, so unless you have conclusive proof of that…maybe chill on using the word in your article’s headline

there’s really only one and it’s Richard Linklater’s Slacker, a movie about absolutely nothing. i assume everyone has already seen Road House…

everybody in the club file your taxes

Terje Rypdal :: Odyssey aquariumdrunkard.com/2026/04/10/t... Odyssey is the point where it all came together for Norwegian guitarist, composer, and ECM mainstay Terje Rypdal. Released in 1975, just as the “ECM sound” was beginning to smooth out, Odyssey delivered a searing double album..

that was alot of fun and i couldnt respond to everyone. thank you. songs.

ill stop reposting soon, but i really couldve mentioned this exact part

From 2:28 to 2:34: the most insane 4 measures in an ending break, coming off a brief cold stop - then all instruments making up the most urgent, pounding 7th chord i think i've heard to date. On a first album, at that.

Same album, opposite trick: Starting at ~3:00 the outro builds and builds and builds, past the point you think it can keep building, then builds some more www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzZ2...

that last little "eee-eee-ee-eee" during the Force MDs intro to "Daytona 500" getting Kool Aid Manned by the "Nautilus" break

Listen to this album to the 3:00 mark and sit very still as The Sciences transitions into Marajuanaut’s Theme. The very first time I heard this and every time since I pump my fist in the air and say fuck yeah

This thread is a great example of social media as SOCIAL media, not a broadcast medium for reach or clout or clicks or one-way "engagement." Just a bunch of people who don't know each other IRL going "Check this out, you've GOT to hear this!" with genuine, contagious enthusiasm. A beautiful thing.

GWBG

Warren Zevon doing the air conditioner hum in Desperadoes Under the Eaves

i just wanted people to listen to “Stories” by Bill Withers

I said, well daddy don't you know that things go in cycles The way that Angine de Poitrine is just ampin like Don Caballero too many syllables…

*Casey Kasem voice That was Coolio with “Gansta’s Paradise” with its 42nd consecutive week at the top of our countdown. Now, you stay “Coolio” and we’ll see you next week. *"You Oughta Know" outro plays

this is poetry

"Must've kept 10,000 beers cold"

keep these coming and let songs have their day

i appreciate that they are playing the new Sunn O))) at the place where i buy my experimental , artisanal bratwurst

Tell me about a part, a moment, a time stamp in a song that has you like this.

sometimes i think about that nuclear missile the movie High Fidelity, a movie with a $30 million budget and staring John Cusack, launched at Belle and Sebastian, a band releasing music on independent labels, in a pre-high speed internet era where exposure meant alot

How did I not notice this until last night?

new one on peak oil Architectonics by Hoavi

Go see the man on these western US stops

update: I’m every woman

scanning the list of episodes of the Guys Podcast I’m at at least 13. I’m 13 types of Guys. I have hobbies. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/g...

“Wait, jazz is an aural storytelling technology that threads the past present and future together as a stream of collective conscious?” “Always has been”

i checked to make sure and “Angine de Poutine” has been done ALOT.

Watching The Squid and the Whale for the first time since the mid-00s. Jeff Daniels is so good in this. so funny.

Received word from Palilalia Records headquarters that CDs are back in stock. 💿

tat songs Spring Midwest Tour 4/28 Lafayette IN at Spot Tavern 4/30 St Louis at CBGB 5/7 Chicago at Comfort Station 5/10 Milwaukee at MKE Ultra 5/13 Chicago at Empty Bottle tatsongs.bandcamp.com

cheap cheap cheap cheap Uptown Dirt

i sometimes call it Wisco. it’s me.

a minute of @derekmonypeny.bsky.social on bulbul tarang at Acme Records in Milwaukee last week

still on my Cass kick. they played “Sleeping Volcanoes” and “Rounder” off of here the other night.

The magnum opus Like A Possum: You know me I like to dance a lot With different selves who cancel out one another I'm the only one left standing One likes muscles, oil and dirt And the other likes the women with the butt that hurts Like a possum

I’ve never read a bio of him, but I think Lou Reed had a fascination

i think everyone who’s been around the Chicago music scene should read this book