"No way Jose! You can't possibly think you can do this, can you?" the crumpled old man cried."Oh yes mi amigo, after waiting all these years for a sign and having this black ink pumped into my veins repeatedly I am taking the plunge..into permanent art!". His eyes darted back and forth from the x in the corner of the open window on his desktop to the animated gif. blinking "Add to Cart". (insert Hans Zimmer type eerie music) Tune in next week to see if the package from Dermagraphics arrives. In the meantime suck on some new music bitches.
ZUNE OUTPUT
inking music
A throwback to their earlier albums, Stephen Merrit guides us down a path leading to a fresh mowed field in the dead of summer (sans the bugs) to a freshly laid out picnic including all your favorite friends and family. A visit to the Magnetic Fields of old, this album embodies all the good feelings of happiness and a twinge of sadness which this band has been able to deliver over the past 10 years. A different direction for the band from the preceding album"Distortion"? Not really if you consider the tour for that album was done all live with zero effects. I think the guitar Stephen favored for the show is called a Bazooie? Folksy and fun "Realism" brings in a laid back flavor to the recent cavalcade of zaniness I've suggested lately. Enjoy with a nice Chianti and a side of farva beans.
http://www.mediafire.com/?jznqwmzfxjy
And now for something totally different..As the name suggests this is not an album about going to a garden party in a BBC special with period costumes. This album is more like a cluster bomb going off in a packed movie theater while people are watching AVATAR. For some reason the japanese just do everything 900% more hardcore than anyone else. When you think skinhead you don't imagine a short,skinny,leather clad japanese guy that looks like he just ran away from an Elvis circa comeback special convention.Oh no. So what can you write when you need an accurate description of this album? I would be inclined to call it "Music with a body count".Enjoy.
http://www.mediafire.com/?tjymm0jamtf
Howard Jones-UK Singer slash Songwriter-Born 1955
Brad Whitford-Guitarist-US Band Aerosmith-Born 1952
Michael Whilton-Guitarist-US Band Queensrÿche-Born 1962
Lars-Olof Johansson-Keyboardist-Swedish Group The Cardigans-Born 1973
go get sleeved
ZUNE OUTPUT
inking music
A throwback to their earlier albums, Stephen Merrit guides us down a path leading to a fresh mowed field in the dead of summer (sans the bugs) to a freshly laid out picnic including all your favorite friends and family. A visit to the Magnetic Fields of old, this album embodies all the good feelings of happiness and a twinge of sadness which this band has been able to deliver over the past 10 years. A different direction for the band from the preceding album"Distortion"? Not really if you consider the tour for that album was done all live with zero effects. I think the guitar Stephen favored for the show is called a Bazooie? Folksy and fun "Realism" brings in a laid back flavor to the recent cavalcade of zaniness I've suggested lately. Enjoy with a nice Chianti and a side of farva beans.http://www.mediafire.com/?jznqwmzfxjy
And now for something totally different..As the name suggests this is not an album about going to a garden party in a BBC special with period costumes. This album is more like a cluster bomb going off in a packed movie theater while people are watching AVATAR. For some reason the japanese just do everything 900% more hardcore than anyone else. When you think skinhead you don't imagine a short,skinny,leather clad japanese guy that looks like he just ran away from an Elvis circa comeback special convention.Oh no. So what can you write when you need an accurate description of this album? I would be inclined to call it "Music with a body count".Enjoy.http://www.mediafire.com/?tjymm0jamtf
Howard Jones-UK Singer slash Songwriter-Born 1955Brad Whitford-Guitarist-US Band Aerosmith-Born 1952
Michael Whilton-Guitarist-US Band Queensrÿche-Born 1962
Lars-Olof Johansson-Keyboardist-Swedish Group The Cardigans-Born 1973
go get sleeved
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