George Kranz - Din Daa Daa (Hi-Fi Bugs Mix)

MuteMath - Control

Damien Rice - Rootless Tree [9]

Rageous - 03 August 2007 03:52 PM

Death Cab for Cutie - Marching Bands of Manhattan (Blake Jarell’s Pacha NYC Remix)

Nicely done, and slightly better than his remix of Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars from last year.

Now you owe the DJ mix that chanced you upon said remix a listen. 

Delerium - Self-Saboteur

No More Kings - Grand Experiment

3pmusic - 05 August 2007 06:57 PM

MuteMath - Control

Glad someone else likes these guys...they’re excellently rad and deserve this payoff for having been around forever.  Mad sounds, fantastic NeoSting vocalist, catchy but [also very good] songwriting…

For me, it’s the jam session after Stare at the Sun (called Obsolete), and then Reset.  But also Noticed, Break the Same, and You Are Mine...ugh, so freaking good.  Just go buy the album.

Catherine Wheel - Ma Solituda
Rob Dickinson - Towering and Flowering

Definitely two of the best songs Rob ever wrote.

zenocyte - 08 August 2007 02:12 PM

3pmusic - 05 August 2007 06:57 PM

MuteMath - Control

Glad someone else likes these guys...they’re excellently rad and deserve this payoff for having been around forever.  Mad sounds, fantastic NeoSting vocalist, catchy but [also very good] songwriting…

For me, it’s the jam session after Stare at the Sun (called Obsolete), and then Reset.  But also Noticed, Break the Same, and You Are Mine...ugh, so freaking good.  Just go buy the album.

Album was purchhased today.  And that was after I downloaded it a week ago… Support the artists y0. Love every track on this disc.  Obsolete jam session is fantastic in my top 4 faves…

Control
Chaos
Obsolete
Typical

Casey, this is for you, holmes, for having good taste (saying that, here’s to Wideband!) They do “Typical”.

MuteMath on Letterman. KILLER performance, makes your average Letterman perf look unacceptable.  Proof that they have one of the best rock drummers out there right now, among proving a lot of other merits.  Better yet, different from the album version (new bridge, some nice extra vocal nuances).

If you don’t think he can rock that keytar, go see them live, their shows are mad.  Also, remember that this band is his brainchild, put together from instrumentalists from around the country, as the story goes.

(Adam Levine who?)

Zenocyte -

KILLER performance, makes your average Letterman perf look unacceptable.

Exactly.  I love the response from Letterman: “HA!  Whooo!  Nice goin’… Everyone alright??”

Everytime I listen to this band, their writing makes me think, how could this song not have been written yet?  That’s how solid the compositions are.  I don’t know if that makes sense, but it does to me.

zenocyte - 08 August 2007 02:12 PM

Glad someone else likes these guys…

I just thought it was a given ;)
And you’re right, he does sound a lot like Sting… not sure how i missed that one. Actually they reminded me a lot of Trapt when i first heard them, just without the thrashing guitars, which is a good thing imo.

On-topic: Guillemots - Made Up Lovesong #43

since i was just laying on my deathbed of infections this weekend and finally got out and had me a little walk in brooklyn...the choon right now is

sara jorge - beautiful world (mfactor mix)

this broad gets me all happy for some reason.

Delerium - A Poem For Byzantium

One of the best pop-electronic songs ever written.

Darren Hayes - Casey

General MIDI - The Westerner

in2amystika - 16 August 2007 07:28 AM

General MIDI - The Westerner

One of my all-time favorites.  This song is fun to play guitar leads around.

Racer X - 16 August 2007 08:07 AM

in2amystika - 16 August 2007 07:28 AM

General MIDI - The Westerner

One of my all-time favorites.  This song is fun to play guitar leads around.

Agreed!  This is the General Midi I miss....probably one of my fave tracks of his (with the B-side, “Eastoner,” edging it out just slightly ).

Tentacled was always my fav… followed closely by The Future. The Westerner and The Easterner didn’t really catch on till MIDI Style got its overdue release—but of the two, Easterner definitely gets the nod.

FWIW, On The Run was my favorite from the album itself.

Rageous - 16 August 2007 03:55 PM

Tentacled was always my fav… followed closely by The Future. The Westerner and The Easterner didn’t really catch on till MIDI Style got its overdue release—but of the two, Easterner definitely gets the nod.

FWIW, On The Run was my favorite from the album itself.

Whoops! Meant Easterner!  Easily confused this mind of mine.

Fluke - Bullet

My all-time favorite house track.

New music from Swayzak (blip hop origonaters) and Vector Lovers.

Since beginning my French class the other day, I’ve gotten the itch to listen to songs in French. Which can only mean I’m listening to..

Paris by Delerium. (Just happens to be my #1 most played song in iTunes 2,896 plays >_> )

The Producers - “Freeway”

B-side from their first single “Barking Up The Right Tree” which has just been released. Pure classic “Trevor Horn” type of magic begins somewhere around the 2:35 mark. An OK track, maybe more so because it inspires me to pull up some old ZTT records from the vaults

The Producers:
· Chris Braide (keyboards and vocals)
· Lol Creme (guitars and vocals)
· Trevor Horn (bass and vocals)
· Stephen Lipson (guitars)
· Ash Soan (drums)

wow, MuteMath is amazing! too bad I’m missing their Boston show by ONE DAY! And then they’re coming to my home state 3 times when I’m in Boston

Klute “174 BPM”