Auds got me appreciating pornography

Yes, Auds got me into appreciating this pornography. Now that I’m using the video iPod I got for Christmas (I opened the box 3 days ago) I put a lot of the latest/newest/coolest stuff on it. Many of these I got after looking at Aud’s website and seeing what she likes. Who’d have thought a gay man and a Pope loving conservative lass would have the same tastes. Sinéad’s site also helped me out.

So the great new music that I’m liking:

The New Pornographers
Josh Ritter
Tom Vek
Brendan Benson
The Go! Team
Band of Horses
Mew
Guillemots

Listening to the new Flaming Lips’ album and I’m not gone on it. It sounds like remixes of covers of other songs. Too many riffs and baselines from other songs or that’s how it seems to me.

11 Responses to “Auds got me appreciating pornography”

  1. Bernard says:

    No no, you want porn music? You gotta get this:
    http://www.comfortstand.com/catalog/049/index.html
    Numbers 1, and 15 are best.

    Ahhh yeahh…Giddy Giddy Giddy Gooooo

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  3. Keith says:

    Hearing you on the new FLips album. It’s just so… boring. My heart sank right in the middle of “Free Radicals”. Quite listenable, but lacking even one memorable song. Maybe if I listen to it I’ll change my mind, but I doubt it.

  4. Keith says:

    Top cover though.

  5. Sinéad says:

    I know there are a few dips on the Lips album, but it’s definitely not as gloomy as all that. Maybe a few more listens might improve it or do you think they’ve been milking that same sound for too long?

  6. Damien says:

    The more I listen to it the more I get that feeling in my mouth that I’ve eaten too many fizzy cola bottles. It’s too quick a sugar high and nothing lasts. It’s like an album for a 12 year old girl’s birthday party.

  7. Keith says:

    I don’t think the problem is with the FLips’ sound. The problem I have with it is that unlike everything up till now, it lacks substance. While an album with a few songs like that is easily forgivable, but an album full of them? It feels like a bum note. I’m *hoping* it’s a bum note. But yeah, this is my third day with the album, and I’m going to give it a few more goes. I’m not too positive though…

    Oh, and a tip: if you don’t already know them, go and check out The Russian Futurists. They’re kind of like The Postal Service, but predate the TPS by a while. I was listening to Let’s Get Ready to Crumble at the weekend, and it’s a top album. Haven’t heard the new one yet though.

  8. auds says:

    Haven’t got the new Flaming Lips yet – like the Bob Dylan-esque ad for it though.

    The New Pornographers are amazing. You should check out Neko Case’s new album, which is very good too. As is the male lead singer’s solo efforts, AC Newman.

    Josh Ritter is pretty good – The Animal Years is more produced than the first two, but it’s pretty cool.

    I was rather bewildered at the title, and was wondering what I done to make you appreciate pornography…..I don’t remember making any recently.

  9. Colm says:

    Russian Futurists rock. In Fact, Ah saw him when he supported Manitoba in Crawdaddy last year. Very catchy.

  10. Liv says:

    I always listen to woxy.com for new music..
    Also, on fabchannel.com you can view all concerts form Paradiso Musichall in Amsterdam.

  11. James says:

    I got their album ‘Mass Romantic’ about 5 years ago. Letter from an Occupant was class, and the rest of the songs were surprisingly catchy but sounded very amateurish… entertaining summer music though. Can you recommend some of their more recent stuff that I should get?

    I agree with you about the latest Flaming Lips album… I felt similarly about their previous album ‘Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots’. They produce some great tracks, but a lot of their stuff seems too experimental for me, If they ever release a traditional rock album I’m sure it would be a huge hit… but then, like Radiohead, its not really their style anymore I suppose.