What's Everyone Listening to?

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fiona people, did you guys know her already or did the collective hype reel you in?

i think bolt cutters is fantastic and deserves just about every word of praise, but i was already a big fan and idler wheel had been her masterpiece for me so far. i have no idea how i wouldve reacted to it going in totally fresh

[Shakespeare]

kelly moran - ultraviolet
been enjoying this a lot lately but cant quite shake the feeling she could do a lot more with the quite cool prepared piano/ambient sounds she creates. feels a bit like sounds in search of compelling performances. suppose it doesnt matter if i come back to it enough anyway

[Zip City]

fiona people, did you guys know her already or did the collective hype reel you in?

i think bolt cutters is fantastic and deserves just about every word of praise, but i was already a big fan and idler wheel had been her masterpiece for me so far. i have no idea how i wouldve reacted to it going in totally fresh

I've never done the deep dive, but I did enjoy Bolt Cutters with fresh ears.

[Clams]

fiona people, did you guys know her already or did the collective hype reel you in?

i think bolt cutters is fantastic and deserves just about every word of praise, but i was already a big fan and idler wheel had been her masterpiece for me so far. i have no idea how i wouldve reacted to it going in totally fresh

I've never done the deep dive, but I did enjoy Bolt Cutters with fresh ears.

I'm a less than casual fan, was just curious from all the hype. Like I said, I've no doubt it's a good/great record (who am I to judge), but it aint my cup of tea.


NP:

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[Mundane Mayhem]

fiona people, did you guys know her already or did the collective hype reel you in?

i think bolt cutters is fantastic and deserves just about every word of praise, but i was already a big fan and idler wheel had been her masterpiece for me so far. i have no idea how i wouldve reacted to it going in totally fresh

Somewhere in between, but it was a more passing familiarity. I've been trying to do the deep dive since Bolt Cutters came out. Of the rest, I probably like When The Pawn... best so far, but subject to change with repeated exposure,.

[scotto]

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kelly lee owens - s/t

one of my favorites of the last few years. she had a followup due this week, alas not anymore

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really makes me wonder how many gems paul westerberg is sitting on at this point, and if he'll ever feel like recording any of them


getting a ton of mileage out of this one. if youve followed any of scott mccaugheys work, particularly with peter buck, there are no surprises here but hes pretty much as good as it gets within his songwriting niche and this is a really strong set. patterson appears on backing vocals a few times

[emandrisdad]

Nice

[scotto]

[Shakespeare]

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ive appreciated this for a while but playing it on a daily basis the last few months has me thinking it might actually be the greatest music ive ever heard. the companion disc of new recordings on last year's reissue plays as a hell of an appendix as well

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[tinnitus photography]

i wondered what John Bolton has been up to.

[Clams]

Gangstabilly

Nothing can hurt you but yourself

[dime in the gutter]

Gangstabilly

Nothing can hurt you but yourself

x2

[Jonicont]

Damn, this rocks

[chuckrh]

[jr29]

Spinning some Statler Brothers for founding member Harold Reid who passed away yesterday.
Those guys did some really cool, out of the box tunes and got some of them on country radio.