PopTodd

I'm all over this!!!

Thanks for the info! I will check out both of those records and that label. My np for the day:

Is Brian the former guitar player of Stump the Host? If so, he is an insanely good guitar player and I have to check this out.

Gotten about halfway through the creation of my first solo album. Just mixing to go.

Sounds like a total disaster. So disappointing, because a real, good comeback record from Sly would be really, really welcome. Damn. As most of it are remakes, I already have no interest. But, I have to admit, that I will at least check out the new songs, just to see if there is anything there, despite what STE said in the following review.:

I thought of one of these today, so I thought that I would revive what had turned into a pretty cool thread. Blur at the Vic, Chicago (1995 Parklife tour), with opening act: Pulp. Would've sold out Wembley over in the UK, several times over around that time. But I got to see this killer show at the relatively small (1500-cap.) theater.

How is this? I've only been just getting into Jenny Lewis. Just coming to realize her genius. And I have not yet heard this one.

I've still gotta mix it. And, there is a harmonica solo that still needs to be laid down, too. Hell, there's only been 2 sessions so far. I don't want to go back and listen to it and hear nothing but the things that I wish were different (like I do with my previous releases). Not gonna rush it. Still, it shouldn't take too long.

I (may have) finished tracking for the acoustic EP. Listening back to the reference mixes today and trying to figure out whether or not I am actually done, of if (what) things need to be re-done, than... what?

Oh, and also: Brinsley Schwarz - It's All Over Now (If anyone can find an image that's usable in this forum, that would be cool.)

Well, all of them. But I was referring to the new one.

Not a huge listener to hip-hop or rap, but I do listen to it a bit. Love a lot of the old-school stuff. And, yeah, the Kanye West record is also great. But recently, my kids have me listening to some of the newer artists. And, while a lot of it is crap, I have been listening to and loving these albums: The Nicki Manaj, in particular is flooring me. I just love the way that she sounds; she gets into this voice every now and then that is genuinely scary. But in a really freaking cool, sexy kinda way. The B.O.B. record is surprisingly hooky, some some really great melodies and actual composit