SR IV: This is the end, my only friend, the end.

Epignosis wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Ugh, I'm tired.  Can't wait to get past this waking up every 3-4 hours deal. Why my wife wants a third kid, I have no idea. Can't wait for that again. Oh wait, I'm still living it. We've tried letting our son "cry it out," but he winds up throwing up, and then that's more work.  Usually I can give him his milk and he goes right on back to sleep, so that's fine I guess.

What the hell?  I'm really sorry to hear that, poor kid.

You're not a real parent until you've been puked on. 

Have you ever listened to Ayuo, Rico?

James wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: I just go to the library...   New thread title by popular request. I listened to AC on Youtube, and while I liked My Girls and parts of In the Flowers, the rest of it isn't that great. I have a problem with exact repetition. My Girls was dire. I don't mind some repetitiveness... but I mostly dislike it. I even have trouble with repeated choruses.

Listening to it again, it's not that good. I wonder if I was just in an exceptional mood then, or if I'm not now.

Ricochet wrote: What AC albums songs, except the singles that also have a video (My Girls, Peacebone, Grass, etc.), are available on YouTube?

The ones that fans have uploaded with just the song and the cover. It's of questionable legality, but so is borrowing something from your friend, and my only friend just happens to be the internet...

NaturalScience wrote: Epignosis wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Ugh, I'm tired.  Can't wait to get past this waking up every 3-4 hours deal. Why my wife wants a third kid, I have no idea. Can't wait for that again. Oh wait, I'm still living it. We've tried letting our son "cry it out," but he winds up throwing up, and then that's more work.  Usually I can give him his milk and he goes right on back to sleep, so that's fine I guess. What the hell?  I'm really sorry to hear that, poor kid. You're not a real parent until you've been puked on.

I've puked on myself- does that count?

Epignosis wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Epignosis wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Ugh, I'm tired.  Can't wait to get past this waking up every 3-4 hours deal. Why my wife wants a third kid, I have no idea. Can't wait for that again. Oh wait, I'm still living it. We've tried letting our son "cry it out," but he winds up throwing up, and then that's more work.  Usually I can give him his milk and he goes right on back to sleep, so that's fine I guess. What the hell?  I'm really sorry to hear that, poor kid. You're not a real parent until you've been puked on.  I've puked on myself- does that count?

Not if it happened after 18 Milestone Keys.

Why the heck is Last.Fm scrobbling Arktis with CAPITALS?!

James wrote: Ricochet wrote: James wrote: There's a cool guy who sings on one of his albums, you may like it.  You'll have to give me more details. Moondog, Sax Pax For A Sax (1994) - Hammill sang backing vocals Ayuo, Songs from a Eurasian Journey (1997) - Hammill sang lead vocals on several tracks Ayuo, Earth Guitar - 1000 Springs And Other Stories (2000) - Hammill sang lead vocals on several tracks I knew there was another reason for liking Moondog without prior listens.

Oh!

What kind of music do Ayou play, though?

Ricochet wrote: James wrote: Ricochet wrote: James wrote: There's a cool guy who sings on one of his albums, you may like it.  You'll have to give me more details. Moondog, Sax Pax For A Sax (1994) - Hammill sang backing vocals Ayuo, Songs from a Eurasian Journey (1997) - Hammill sang lead vocals on several tracks Ayuo, Earth Guitar - 1000 Springs And Other Stories (2000) - Hammill sang lead vocals on several tracks I knew there was another reason for liking Moondog without prior listens. Oh! What kind of music do Ayou play, though?

I've only heard the tracks he sings on from Songs from a Eurasian Journey and from what I remember, it's world music and not prog.  It has an Eastern feel to it.


Edited by James - April 16 2009 at 14:41

I currently wish Arktis would stop singing. It's turning most of their songs into rock, instead of krautrock.

Amon Düül handled the female singing much better (except in the 90s). Heck, I even loved AD UK's Meeting with Menmachines because of the singing, although it was poppy.

Since when did every page have some mention of Animal Collective here?

Is.....Rico really Folly?