SUPRMAN said:

TBH, it's only in "light rotation" for 2 songs: For All Time & The Girl is Mine 2008, but I prefer the demo from the single better.

Oh I actually got 4 Jackson 5 albums which I am loving- some of the Motown covers they do are awesome.

Seriously though, my music listening at the moment consists mostly of Stevie.

tony23k said:

Just put on the extended 'Lament'.
It's your fault.

SUPRMAN said:

I know Prince copied some of this

recently I've copped

The Carter III
The Declaration

and on vinyl
I got Mary J. Blige's
Mary album and
the Love & Life album

on the Mary vinyl
there is an extended
version of "I'm In Love"
that I have worn into the ground

I've been playing "Dr. Carter"
from The Carter III EVERY chance I get
it's the perfect "get up in the morning
drinkin coffee on the way to work" type of song

I've got to get into
this David Axelrod cat
*scratches chin*
does/did he do movie scores
or something
"Dr. Carter" sounds like a movie short
---
today I'd like to get Adele's album
and I need another Purple Haze (Cam'ron)...
oh and the girl group Total's only 2 albums
I saw em all in CC... and I'll
prolly just scoop those up at once
sometime this weekend

DirtyChris said:

That has been my favorite too... MUST listen to it!

DirtyChris said:

I have read some interviews with Axe.. the idea was orchestral jazz "with a backbeat" which makes perfect groovin' music.

There is a perfect introduction compilation from 2005, compiled by Egon of Stones Throw so it's got alot of the hip hop sampled tracks.

Cinnie said:

isn't "Dr. Carter" the best!
clever... I love the concept...

thanx for the Axelrod tidbit
I will definitely check
that out... thank you

*goes back to that other Wayne thread*

Thanx,,,,,whoeverthehelluare!

Aisha... I been playing
the HELL out of "Holding You, Loving You"
from this:

groovy tune that I can
NEVER get enough of


[Edited 6/13/08 8:39am]

DirtyChris said:

DirtyChris said:

Thats all the fuckin' RAGE, ain't it, doll?

I love his voice too,,,sort of like a tie between Rick James & George Clinton but with but with a lil' weird jazz twist

U gotta love U Ain't Hip, that shit makes a dame lose her cool

Cinnie said:

Tipe Called Quest used his shit too

Matter o' fact, they sampled the whole Jamaica State, Queens gang(Weldon, Marcus, 'Nard, Lenny, Tone,,etc etc etc).

Harlepolis said:

I love the artwork on the first one. The style reminds me of Tom Tom Club.

RipHer2Shreds said:

Right!

Ya know what else?



The font structure's details kinda reminds me of it.

As 4 the 2nd one? I'm just dying to know whats that black fuzzy subject,,,a jheri curl, a pubic hair, a cotton candy, what?

Axchi696 said:

That album just reminded me...



...that I should probably put these albums on my "To Repurchase" list.


Eight miles high, and when you touch down
You’ll find that it’s stranger than known
Signs in the street that say where you’re going
Are somewhere just being their own


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

...
Cinnie said:




Ndeed!! Way to Round it Out!!!!!


...
[Edited 6/13/08 18:00pm]

ive been listening to these albums these weeks non-stop

baroque said:

I keep meaning to cop this one but I never see it in my travels. Must be one people never get rid of (and stores never stock new ).
[Edited 6/13/08 19:34pm]

Cinnie said:


I love this DVD!

baroque said:

I LOVE that Cranes album! I'm assuming you got the reissue with extra tracks, right? That album was the main reason I went to see the Cure during the Wish tour back in 1992 because Cranes were the opening act. Alison was sick and kept coughing through her set. Their albums Forever and Loved are also brilliant.

Specimen is my favorite of the Batcave bands. That album is pretty much everything, but I kind of prefer listening to the Batastrophe EP because it sounds more cohesive. It's a shame their reunion tour with Alien Sex Fiend this year was canceled.

[Edited 6/19/08 14:38pm]

I got these 2 last week and have not stopped playing them since:

I just got these 2 in from the mail today: