Cinnie said:

this song is circa-when? it looks grunge-era-ish.

Anxiety said:

Very end of 1994.

Cinnie said:

ah. i was probably too busy listening to THIS over and over:

Anxiety said:

what in the feking feck is this!


damn i might have to cop this:

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Cinnie said:

HOBO HUMPING SLOBO BABE by WHALE

Anxiety said:

Goddamn I miss music videos from the early/mid 90s. It's like even the smallest artists had enough of a budget or at least directorial creativity to create something very interesting and usually fun.

Soft ballet

'Meltin' Pot' - The Roots

No doubt, all damn day

This week....these have been on rotation...

This...yeah


Synchronized with this...


Madonna


and Prince...always

Jewel Box 2 Discs 1,2, and three.
"She's Just a Baby" as I type.

2Jay said:[quote]Albums i bought this year





EAGLES - Long Road Out of Eden - very good, if not their best.
Graffiti Bridge - One of Prince's most underrated albums, only New Power Soul and Chaos and Disorder are more underrated.
Simply Red's best album is still "Men and Women." That's the one to own.
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NINE INCH NAILS - THE SLIP

4 minutes...Madonna

Hustler Bill=First Choice

The real old school shit from Jamaica / UK by the trombone master Rico Rodrigeuz circa 1970-1972.


The retro old school shit from Jamaica by the saxaphone master Dean Fraser. 1997


The Modern Jazz Quartet from 1953-1955 Milt Jackson the master on vibes.


Mr. Bernie Worrell's 1990 solo effort with Kieth Richards, Herbie Hancock, Bootsy Collins, David Byrne, Jerry Harrison, Vernon Reid and Phoebe Snow.


And last but not least one of my favorite UK Acid Jazz outfits from 1997, Mr. Electric Triangle. Double album Kosmosis of the Heart and Kosmosis of the Dub.

Tongues....electronic music...very "home-made" sounding music,
but fun nevertheless... Lots of strange sounds and noises...

obsessed said:

I tried to cap on your Madonna pic....but all I got was a multi colored/pyramids ,circles and the like....Tongues?.....?

I like the cover.

Jill Scott:



Stacy Epps:



Wale:



and the Roots:

Justaphase said:

i'm FINALLY listening to this for the first time this morning. i'm liking it.

tony23k said:

I think maybe I was attracted to the cover too.....
Streamlined and simple....nice color...
It's strictly instrumental...bangs, bells, thumps, and whistles.

Right now I'm on this one...I can't remember if you recommended it to me,
or if someone else did....anyway, I love it....