What Are you Listening to Right Now?

[tepista]

Who would win in a fight between "She Said Yeah"



and "Empty Heart"?

She Said Yeah - TKO.

Crazy, I heard "She Said Yeah" driving to work on satellite, and "Empty Heart" driving home.

Ha! cool times man.

yes, 5 minutes of my hour x2 commute was awesome :)

[Marky Dread]

Who would win in a fight between "She Said Yeah"



and "Empty Heart"?

She Said Yeah - TKO.

Crazy, I heard "She Said Yeah" driving to work on satellite, and "Empty Heart" driving home.

Ha! cool times man.

yes, 5 minutes of my hour x2 commute was awesome :)

2 hours, jeez man that sucks!

[tepista]

2 hours, jeez man that sucks!

We just moved, my 25 minute each way commute turned to an hour each way. But I got a raise. I wake up earlier now, and I;m always sleepy. Cut down on my movie watching time.

[Kory]

I found this somewhat rare gem recently, and it's very nice listening for a Saturday morning.

[bazarboy75]

The great last record from the Meridian Brothers

[Silent Majority]

My big phase at the moment is a playlist continuing all the work of Alice Cooper, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Patsy Cline, & Hoyt Axton. It works.

[Silent Majority]

[matedog]

A lot of the aggressiveness of their delivery has held up well. It pairs nicely with the sparse accompaniments.

[Silent Majority]

A lot of the aggressiveness of their delivery has held up well. It pairs nicely with the sparse accompaniments.

The beats aren't as stilted as some of the old school eighties rap, but mixed a little awkwardly. Exciting, timeless stuff, I think.

[matedog]

A lot of the aggressiveness of their delivery has held up well. It pairs nicely with the sparse accompaniments.

The beats aren't as stilted as some of the old school eighties rap, but mixed a little awkwardly. Exciting, timeless stuff, I think.

Some of the novelty stuff like "You Talk Too Much" and "You Illin" are awful, but the 83/84 stuff still has a great energy. I'm still partial to the Tougher Than Leather singles as well which show a lot more flexibility with the vocal interplay. The 90's stuff is awful though.

[coffeepotman]

As much as I like RUN-DMC, they played at my high school grad night in 85, right now I'm listening to SAVAGE YOUNG DU...and you should too...go to the NPR website and you can listen to all 3 discs

[Kory]

Just got introduced to this post-punk group that I'd never heard of. Pretty interesting, nuanced stuff. The little I've read on them has been comparing them to Josef K, The Passions, and the Au Pairs. I wouldn't say they really sound like any of them, but there's a sense of them sort of fitting in with that group.

[Kory]

Just got introduced to this post-punk group that I'd never heard of. Pretty interesting, nuanced stuff. The little I've read on them has been comparing them to Josef K, The Passions, and the Au Pairs. I wouldn't say they really sound like any of them, but there's a sense of them sort of fitting in with that group.

After a bit of a listen, I think I'd put them more in with The Sound, The Comsat Angels, and Sad Lovers & Giants.

[JennyB]

Solid.

[JennyB]

A lot of the aggressiveness of their delivery has held up well. It pairs nicely with the sparse accompaniments.

The beats aren't as stilted as some of the old school eighties rap, but mixed a little awkwardly. Exciting, timeless stuff, I think.

Some of the novelty stuff like "You Talk Too Much" and "You Illin" are awful, but the 83/84 stuff still has a great energy. I'm still partial to the Tougher Than Leather singles as well which show a lot more flexibility with the vocal interplay. The 90's stuff is awful though.

That's You BE Illin, Hoy, and it's magnificent.