PopTodd

Yep. Eulogys, too.

Always good to hear when artists that you like turn out to be nice folks.

Most of these come from shuffle, but then, I guess that I play that Ty Segall a lot. ✓ Imaginary Person - Ty Segall ✓ My Sunshine - Ty Segall ✓ Melted - Ty Segall ✓ Caesar - Ty Segall ✓ Girlfriend - Ty Segall ✓ Mike D's Coke - Ty Segall ✓ The Outpouring - Ha Ha Tonka ✓ Sad Fuzz - Ty Segall ✓ Mrs. - Ty Segall ✓ Is This Real 'itr 4-track demos - Wipers ✓ Walking On the Devil's Backbone - Ha Ha Tonka ✓ So Quiet, They're Loud - Ha Ha Tonka ✓ Intro - The Kinks ✓ Did You See His Name? - The Kinks ✓ Take a Look at the Guy - Ron Wood ✓ Mulher De Música - Tom Zé ✓ Untitled - Martin Newell (Cleaners

So fucking jealous.

Just yanking your chain, newbie! That, and I have no idea of the answer to your question.

I've only listened to it once so far. That said, it's not bad. I think that I prefer Melted, though. The new one is a bit more mellow; doesn't have the same sort of insanity pervading that made the last one so much fun. Still, that said, it's worth checking out if you are already a fan. I'll be curious to get your take on it, too.

Who's "Billy Bradd"?

I've been keeping track on another board. So, I figured that I would post the list here and see if anyone else was keeping track and wanted to post their list(s). I've bought more than I thought! Admin: pin if you think it's necessary/appropriate. All the rest of you: let's see what you've acquired this year. February Brinsley Schwarz - Rarities Brinsley Schwarz - Live at the Top Rank Cardiff Brinsley Schwarz - It's All Over Now (the unreleased final album) Brave Captain - Nothing Lives Long, He Sang, Only the Earth and the Mountain Meat Puppets - Up on the Sun (remaster) March Daryl Hall

What the hell IS turnable.fm?

:lol

I just demoed this thing on Friday. Sadly, I don't have the file to post yet, but I am kinda excited about the guitar solo that I came up with for the thing. After several passes at it in one style, I had the idea to drop my pick, and go after it more in the style of Mark Knopfler (crossed with James Burton). I realize that raises expectations to a level that there is no way in hell that I can ever even come close to approaching, but I am still pretty stoked that it is nothing like I have ever played before. At least not on tape. And I think that, after I practice the part some more, it is goi

Just picked up the new Ty Segall. See where that stacks up for me.

What he said.

And also: The Milligrams - Take Aurally A very well-made album full of super catchy pop songs, all with an incredibly sophomoric sense of humor at the heart of it all.

oohhh.... sounds promising. EDIT: The AllMusic review entices me even more: