Showing posts with label siouxsie and the banshees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label siouxsie and the banshees. Show all posts

Monday, December 21, 2009

A Wolf At Your Door


so much for all of that.
dust in the wind i say.
then again, what do i know?
i never have in an opinion in these kind of things,
and when i do it's ignored.
i'll bite my tongue with this one as i have the last.

/music


Debaser: A Japanese Tribute to Pixies - Various Artists (music)
what a find this was, i didn't know what to expect. it's pretty wild and fun to hear, i'm sure it's how people in other countries react when they hear us speak their languages. all in all it's a fine tribute with a lot to offer.


Low - David Bowie (ambient/electronic)
the second Bowie album i have ever truly listened to. it's good and..well i don't know what to say about it. the Eno influence shows though, i think that's why i like it so damned much. first in the Berlin trilogy.


Through The Looking Glass - Siouxsie & the Banshees (music)
an album full of covers. my favorites are 'Strange Fruit', 'Hall of Mirrors' & 'The Passenger'. a must have for any Siouxsie fan.

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Friday, December 18, 2009

Tastes Like Copper


infatuation is a bastard.
i want what i have to go away,
i mean, i wouldn't mind getting with someone,
but this time i feel i'm in over my head.
i'm not going to bother with anything really,
just go with the flow of things.
who knows where i'll end up.
couldn't be that bad, right?

/music


Hyæna - Siouxsie & the Banshees (post-punk)
what could be better than robert smith in the banshees? an album with him in the banshees, believe me it's as great as you imagine. this is easily one of my favorite albums, with it's crashing drums, Smith & Severin wailing away on their instruments, coupled of course with Siouxsie's vocals creating a noteworthy experience.


The Sky's Gone Out - Bauhaus (post-punk/goth)
after an ample listening to this, i feel that it's my second favorite out of the three albums i have listened to fully. i really fancy the Three Shadows bit. a must have if you appreciated the last two albums i have put up.


Experience Blues - Blind Willie McTell (blues)
another fine blues record for you all to spin, just as amazing as the last few i have put up. something about a man losing his eyesight, truly brings out some inner pain. not saying you have to be blind to know the blues, but it sure as hell does help.

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