Your favourite song at the moment..

sundog

sundog

Chymist
An arrow through the heart..
A bullet through the brain..

'Love Love Bang Bang' by Bruno Nicolai (vocals by Nancy Cuomo)

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I remember when I lost my mind. There was something so pleasant about that place. Even your emotions have an echo in so much space... -Gnarls Barkley, Crazy
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Dream Dream Dream Dream Dreeeaaaamm

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I'm sickened by this parody of life
I want an end in sight
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Hide From the Sun
Life, an Icy Tear
Rivers of Blood
Serenade My Lungs

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32 creases - sweet Jean
oh come on
you said favorite song at the moment - not favorite song forever:p
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clov said:
32 creases - sweet Jean
oh come on
you said favorite song at the moment - not favorite song forever:p
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Sweet indeed. Forever for sure.

Do you happen to know from what section of which book of Genet's the asshole is told to have 32 creases?

To drown a rose.. in semen.
 
It's in the Funeral Rites (my favourite), but I can't recall where exactly:mad:
There's another quotation from Funeral Rites in this one:
In fact whole song is one big quotation.
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Err... admittedly not much in common with what has been mentioned so far, though I do like much of it, this number has to be the top for me at the moment. Ever since they released Paracletus I've been on a recurring DSO kick.

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Fovea Hex is an excellent choice, Pulver. I am still saving up money to buy the collection.

Anton Barbeau has been in regular rotation 'round here for a while now, and I think this is my favourite song of his (at least of the ones available on YouTube):

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Awfully good latter-day psych-pop in the vein of Robyn Hitchcock.
 
Viva June said:
Fovea Hex is an excellent choice, Pulver. I am still saving up money to buy the collection.

Anton Barbeau has been in regular rotation 'round here for a while now, and I think this is my favourite song of his (at least of the ones available on YouTube):

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Awfully good latter-day psych-pop in the vein of Robyn Hitchcock.
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There's a new FH recording coming soon . . .

AB, sure, yep. fun!
 
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In the Year 2525 by Zager & Evans (1969), recently reacquired in a Portuguese picture sleeve. Prescient, if over-optimistic on timescale.

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I've been listening to this track daily for several weeks now

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Catacombs! best lovecraftian music....funeral doom! creepy as hell.

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Evoken is awesome too, some of the darkest music there is.
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Lately I've been getting a lot of amusement out of Pete Seeger's version of "Little Boxes." I'm not sure I like the smugness of the song, as though there's no such thing as counterculture conformism, but it is very clever and funny.

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