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there's this one-hit wonder from the 90's called Sueno Latino...I've heard that people into E2-E4 would really like them... ;)

Funky house is currently sountracking hair cuts in tasteful salons across the eastern seaboard...

Frida Hyvonen - a dirtier and more hygenic (she's Scandanavian) Laura Nyro Jolie Holland - enchanting country blues with an otherworldly Dock Boggs quality...

seconded (LP more so than EP)...and for what it's worth, Tomorrow Never Comes includes the best song title (and best song) I've heard in donkey's: "All You Need Is Love Was Not True"...now there's an anthem I can get behind!...

I reckon White Blood Cells will still be standing in the year 2525...

Finian's Wake (gave it a shot, went down swinging) Infinite Jest (those footnotes!) Gravity's Rainbow (has anybody ever finished this?) The Lazy Man's Guide To Enlightenment (have to chuckle to myself about this one; it's not even that long!)

"Dusty In Here" has always been one of the few songs that could consistently make me well up...RIP, Grant...

this just in from the Department of the Painfully Slow-On-The-Draw: Orange Juice, "Breakfast Time"

seems to me this is a recipe for something really unique...I mean, why bother collaborating with somebody that shares your interests?...what does one expect to get out of that?

it's real...as Ned said, it's basically a squelchier version of "Slave 4 U", with the requisite DFA cowbells...it's hard to say who's running the show here, Britney or DFA...(the song fits them both very well, perhaps the best sign of a good collaboration)...

The Dextrous I'm t'inking of did that track "Heavenly Body", which was as close as Jungle ever came to emulating Burt Bacharach, and is one of my favorites from the golden era of drum n' bass (93-95)...

DFA and Britney Spears...really good

well, maybe that was a bit of a cheap shot...Living Colour were not so much bad as bland, which is really a sin for a funk/metal band...and Corey Glover and that way he mimicked Kiedis' making-perpendicular-air-slashes-with-his-karate-chop-hand (if that makes any sense)...one of the main reasons...

especially if he had seen V For Vendetta...I'm surprised he didn't make a joke on his show about expecting to get "bagged"...

do not forget that RHCP were somewhat responsible for the abomination that was Living Colour... :mad: and that new video: I am soo sick of the whole "bands of yore" conceit...it was funny and fresh when Nirvana did it, but now it's just another tired convention...

V For Vendetta, anyone?

if they do one more song with the word "California" in it...

obvious to the point of being trite: Run DMC and Aerosmith...yet you can't underrate this on any front: sonic, cultural or political...

yes, Medicine's first 2 albums were truly great, like MBV w/ beats...I've not heard the Electric Company stuff, nor the recent (well, 2 years ago) Medicine release...(I think the cover art on that one scared me away!)

right on...thanks!...(I'm sure I'll forget it again) on the whole MBV/sexuality angle, there is certainly a latent eroticism in their music, but the moments when they just went for it always struck me as awkward and embarassing...(anybody listen to the lyrics to "Slow" recently?)