What are you currently listening to?

[lightstalker]

[ktrout]

this is "las casitas del barrio alto"
the song was written by Victor Jara, a chilean singer murdered by the Pinochet regime (1973, 44 bullets). funny it ends up as the title song of a yanqui telenovela

Shame. But Wikipedia says Little Boxes was written in the early '60s, translated to Spanish by Victor Jara in the early '70s. I just enjoy the song.

[nowonmai]

Loved the first two, thanks and I've been delving deeper. AS for golgoroth or whatever they're called, I can't get on with this nordic death metal stuff (or whatever poncey moniker it is given) though and it's affected devilish crackle of ozone. Strike me as a bunch of thesps playing at it. Truly evil people don't wear make up in my experience.

I liked this one better by Graveyard Train

[ktrout]

[The Turd Polisher]

song from the opening scene to the new movie The Reluctant Fundamentalist

[roach coach]

Just came out today, great album. Weirdly caught this full version after staying up trying to follow the wonderful Boston situation. Probably one of the few "postmodern" successes in music these days.

[rdkll]

this is "las casitas del barrio alto"
the song was written by Victor Jara, a chilean singer murdered by the Pinochet regime (1973, 44 bullets). funny it ends up as the title song of a yanqui telenovela

Shame. But Wikipedia says Little Boxes was written in the early '60s, translated to Spanish by Victor Jara in the early '70s. I just enjoy the song.

the rdkll was proven wrong.
this might be the end of the world as we know it.

[lightstalker]

Loved the first two, thanks and I've been delving deeper. AS for golgoroth or whatever they're called, I can't get on with this nordic death metal stuff (or whatever poncey moniker it is given) though and it's affected devilish crackle of ozone. Strike me as a bunch of thesps playing at it. Truly evil people don't wear make up in my experience.

I liked this one better by Graveyard Train

Black Metal is definitely an acquired taste. Its message is essentially about freedom of the individual, not devil worshipping.

[lightstalker]

[lightstalker]

oh, I just want to throw this in here

[el3so]

Don't forget the alcohol indeed.

[coldharvest]

http://monkeyradio.in/

[lightstalker]

What I typically hear blasting from cars driven by black men.

[ktrout]

the rdkll was proven wrong.
this might be the end of the world as we know it.

Glad to be of service :). I heard about it in a documentary by the public radio station (KQED) about San Francisco. It's about the subdivisions that sprang up on the hills in the bay area in the '50s/'60s. They really do all look just the same. Pete Seeger also sang a song about the San Francisco Bay called 70 miles which, unfortunately, is no longer on Youtube.

[ktrout]