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1990: Julee Cruise - Falling
Even folks who know nothing of Special Agent Dale Cooper can usually identify Julee Cruise's "Falling" as "that Twin Peaks song" after just a few bars. Paired with a montage of an idealized Northwestern Americana and a gaudy green font, the song makes up one of the most iconic sequences in David Lynch's overture – an especially impressive feat, considering the rest of that overture includes characters like Frank Booth and screaming dinosaur babies. A lot of the opening's appeal comes from its complete avoidance of typical credit sequence trope; there's no upbeat jingle, no characters mugging at the camera, no bottle recap of the story. Instead we get shots of rivers and sawmills set to the airy vocals of Cruise.
Even in the early 90s alternative scene, Julee Cruise never became wildly popular outside the show. Which is weird, given that her work with Angelo Badalamenti for the Twin Peaks soundtrack stands up just as well when cut away from the cinematography and plot. And it's not like there wasn't an audience for retro sounds and airy female vocals – around the same time Sinéad O'Connor was topping the charts with her wispy anthems and Chris Isaak was melting hearts with "Wicked Game" and a slick pompadour. So why a song as effective as "Nightingale" didn't end up on a thousand mixtapes in 1990 is really beyond me.
Two decades on, it appears like Badalamenti and Cruise may have finally had an impact. From Windy & Carl to Beach House to Grouper, touches of the duo's atmospheric production and mournful vocal delivery can be heard throughout the late resurgence of dream pop. The lethargic guitar reverb and slow melody on "Nightingale" even anticipates the work of Real Estate, Ducktails, and Lower Dens if you're listening for it. With its slow-and low-bass and longing vocals, "Candy Girl" by the London-based Trailer Trash Tracys may as well be an homage to the the pair's work. Of course, you can't call Cruise the patient-zero for the proliferation of this genre – the Cocteau Twins did exist, after all – but the Cruise-Badalamenti collaboration should really be more than an odd footnote in network TV history.
2001: Steve Roden - Forms of Paper
Officially, lowercase is a decade old. That is, lowercase as a popular genre marker identifying a certain brand of minimalism is a decade old. The project of lowercase is to take barely audible or sometimes inaudible sounds – a computer powering down, the hiss of a blank tape – and amplify, loop, and otherwise manipulate them to create music. 2002's lowercase-sound2002 was the genre's official coming out party; it collected tracks from the stars of the burgeoning scene (Taylor Deupree, Stephan Mathieu, Toshimaru Nakamura) and acted as a primer for those interested. And there were an increasing number of interested people, due in part to an article from Wired Magazine called "Whisper the Songs of Silence" that appeared the same year.
According to Steve Roden, however, the issue is much more complicated than this. Roden, who coined the term and popularized the form, has been using the term "lowercase" as a way to describe his art since the mid-80s. In 1997 he described his work this way to The Wire's Rob Young. By 2001, the term had entered into use among a group of intensely devoted musicians and fans on an online discussion forum called "lowercase-sound." It had been, for some 15 years, a descriptive term used to communicate an aesthetic element in his own art, an indicator of his vision for what his art could do. And then it transformed into a set of rules that were being defined and redefined by a group of loosely related international artists.
Roden's 2001 album Forms of Paper became, for many, the exemplary lowercase record. And it does seem to fulfill Roden's own definition as well: "Lowercase resembles what Rilke called 'inconsiderable things' – the things that one would not ordinarily pay attention to, the details, the subtleties." Forms of Paper was commissioned by the Los Angeles Public Library system as an installation in its Hollywood branch. Roden used contact mics to record himself manipulating paper in various ways, then effected these recordings and played them through a series of speakers so that they would subtly infiltrate the surrounding space.
Unfortunately, as he explains in the press release for last year's re-release of the record, Roden was unable to listen to the mastered version of the recording before it was sent to the CD manufacturers. The original sound installation had to be made much louder in order to be played on a conventional CD, which made certain sounds audible that Roden himself could not hear in his own mixes. Forms of Paper, then, really is the exemplary lowercase record, not by virtue of its dedication to a set of generic conventions, but because its dissemination was wrested from Roden's control just as the term "lowercase" itself was, and then made to mean something quite different. That the record still means so much for its listeners more than ten years after its release attests to the importance of Roden's work. And he eventually came around as well – the liner notes to the re-release end with his confession that "remarkably — with all of the distance between us — this piece of mine and me, seemed to feel as if we might finally be able to get along."
2006: The Goslings - Grandeur of Hair
The balance between dissonance and beauty is a trait present in nearly every type of music. It's one of those elements revealed when you cut to the very core of what makes music so fascinating. We crave that dichotomy; the ugliness that makes the melodic parts even prettier and the prettiness that makes atonality so gratifying. When a band can master this the sense of satisfaction is practically intoxicating. The Goslings, which consists of husband and wife guitar duo Leslie and Max Soren, did this effortlessly within a style of music (the noisiest doomiest metal you ever did hear) where attributes like "beauty" and "fragility" don't often come up.
This will be the legacy of Grandeur of Hair, an album so pretty you won't mind the inevitable tinnitus it causes. Though it did get some coverage (including a 5/5 review from us) it still seemed to fall under the radar for most people. While still not considered anything of a classic, it has enjoyed a very steady rise in popularity since its 2006 release, and deservedly so because the music on here is fucking incredible.
It's not that Grandeur of Hair was anything overwhelmingly original (you can easily hear the main influences: Earth, Sunn O))), and My Bloody Valentine), but what Goslings do so incredibly well, and on this album better than nearly anyone, is push their music to a near-chaotic breaking point while always being in complete control. When you least expect it some gorgeous melody will develop in the haze of feedback, easing into your consciousness as if it were always there. These are truly songs too, and every time you think they will break into formlessness, the Sorens pull themselves back into tight focus. One of the great moments on this record comes from the monolithic "Croatan." The noise on the track seems uncontrollable and right at the songs peak when the guitars, drums, and Leslie's vocals are all going at full force the entire sound seems to bend into one crushingly muscular guitar hook. The song is like a musical bungee jump.
One of the record's great surprises comes from the dynamics that Goslings play with, exemplified on "Golden Stair," a relatively quiet song that picks the perfect moment to become brutally loud. But the biggest surprise on this album comes from Leslie Soren's voice which is as dynamic as the guitar work. She manages to move from ethereal airy vocals to a sneering growl with ease throughout, though the album ends where it should with "Dinah," her most beautiful vocal track – for the first time her voice sounds vulnerable.
That line between the hideous and the beautiful is where such interesting music lies. Just look at the album artwork above (which from a distance has a gentle smooth quality to it, but upon closer inspection seems scrawled out); it is both pretty and ugly. The Goslings blurred these lines with such masterful ease and Grandeur of Hair remains the best proof of that.
1985?: Orchestre Tout Pussaint Likembe Konono No. 1 - Mungua Muanga
I originally heard about Konono No. 1 through the local Philly radio station XPN. They'd mentioned the typical bio about the band being a "world music punk" group, and even though that doesn't quite describe the music in the right way, I was still interested. When I heard that the likembe (thumb piano) was heavily featured, I was more intrigued. Then when I heard that their amplifiers were crafted together from car parts, I was enraptured enough to not only go see them but bring friends. Needless to say, their live show was unlike anything I'd ever witnessed.
The part I didn't hear about Konono No. 1 in their bio was their long history. After recently reading a post on the Ngoma Sound blog about Congolese footwork and Mbira rap, I found my way to a Vincent Kenis interview (the producer of the Congotronics CDs and founder of Crammed Discs) in which he discussed the Mungua Muanga cassette and the origins of Konono No. 1.
First off, the cassette was released on the famed and now-defunct France Culture radio label Ocora. Founded by Pierre Schaeffer in 1954, the label started with an African focus based on a pretext that the rise of radio would jeopardize the musical traditions of African villages. Over the years, it spread to Eastern countries and eventually the rest of the world. From an ethnomusicology standpoint, it's most likely the closest precursor to the modern Sublime Frequencies label, even if Ocora didn't primarily focus on psych-rock/Western-influenced bands.
Vince Kenis heard the Konono musicians for the first time on this French radio broadcast in 1979, and was so fascinated by the band's sound that he recorded the performance. Then by chance the broadcast was released officially by Ocora in 1987 as Musiques Urbaines a Kinshasa. By 1989, ten years after he'd first heard the band, Kenis went to Kinshasa to seek out Konono No. 1 and another band from the cassette – of course, he couldn't find either band. When he went back another time in the mid-90's, he heard that the Konono musicians had dispersed and stopped playing. It wasn't until 2000 when the president of the group's fan club alerted Kenis that they were expected to return. Kenis recalls:
In July Le Tout Puissant Likembe Konono No. 1 was ready for an audition, complete with 3 electric likembes, a drumkit made of hub caps, and a PA system made of two "lance-voix" ("voice-throwers," i.e. megaphones used by the Belgian colonizers before independence to diffuse radio broadcasts in the streets) which were probably the same ones featured on the 1978 recordings.
Kenis recorded the band soon after and the album was eventually released to rave reviews in 2004, with European and Western audiences and critics especially hyping up the noisy/punk/electronic aspects of the record. Besides bringing the excellent live show around the world and showcasing other artists and the scene surrounding the Congotronics sound, the album has been name checked in the ongoing think-piece-friendly critical debate concerning world music, otherness, post-colonialism, etc. (see also: David Byrne, Paul Simon, Vampire Weekend).
Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of interesting modes of thought in that discussion, but in the age of instant access to media through BitTorrent, Mediafire, YouTube, what have you, I think my favorite part of the Konono No. 1 story is how it's also really the story of one man's pursuit of a band in the hopes of spreading their music – to give others the same feeling he felt when he listened to this 1970's broadcast and had to have a recording. Vince Kenis' dedication seems just as relevant as talking about the band's instruments or their role in some larger geopolitical ethnomusicological debate. His story is why we even have a section like this on the website.
1998: Scaramanga - Seven Eyes, Seven Horns
The emergence of Action Bronson and subsequent comparisons between his elephant tusk ivory style and the "cold like Eskimo" flow of Ghostface Killah have got me thinking about another rapper who was once accused of biting the essentially inimitable Ghostdeini: Scaramanga aka Sir Menelik. While that second moniker might ring a bell to Dr. Octagon devotees (Chewbacca Uncircumcised, anyone?), the name Scaramanga Shallah has never really traveled that far beyond the circles of a relatively small but intensely loyal cult following — essentially, '90s NY underground hip-hop enthusiasts. The reason his records haven't yet been embraced by a wider audience are too numerous to list, but for many of those who match the aforementioned description (myself included), Scaramanga's magnum opus, Seven Eyes, Seven Horns, remains a bona fide classic.
There are two versions of the album: the 12-track double LP and the 16-track CD. I'm not going to take the purist stance and say don't get the longer version. Of the four additional tracks, I dig three of them: "S.I.R.," "Face It," and "7XL" featuring Sadat X and Grand Puba. That being said, I prefer the LP simply because it's much more cohesive, with each of its four sides labeled as a three-song act, and for my money, ACT 2 is easily one of the best sides of its era.
"Sugar 99" was the first Scaramanga song I ever heard. If I remember correctly, I was shown the song under a pretense like, "This guy is biting Ghostface." The similarities are apparent from the jump, but when you add to Scara's seemingly breathless delivery and seamlessly shifting cadences the fact that, like Ghostface, Camp Lo, or Aesop Rock, his weird word choice and obscure reference points are enough to constitute a distinct vernacular, the whole "this sounds like this" point is rendered moot. Combine those three qualities and what you have before you is an admittedly demanding listen, but one that most definitely pays dividends in replay value.
And when I say "demanding," don't get me wrong; from beatsmith Scholarwise's precisely sliced samples and dusty drum patterns to Scara's cipher-like rhyme schemes and free-flowing word association, there is plenty on the surface to appreciate. No matter how complex the songs get, they always remain raw and rooted in mid-school fundamentals. "Sugar 99" is the perfect example of this; even though many of the lines remain impenetrable after first, second, and third listens, the syllabic cascade and contagious head-nod appeal are immediately accessible. The song's remix by Godfather Don (the other one of the four extra songs on the CD), while decent enough, simply cannot compare to Scholarwise's treatment of The Heath Brothers' oft-flipped Smilin' Billy Suite Part II.
Scholarwise doesn't only shine behind the boards, he also has a smooth but hype everyman-type voice, kind of like that of Kid Capri. This is put to good use in several places, including his (possibly freestyled) verses on "Sun Large Promo," as well as the chorus on "Alphabetic Hammer." Here, Scaramanaga completely blacks out, combining graf-writer lingo with God knows what else. At one point he spits something like "Omni duos flex on the metroplex/ text on oblivion worth a billion resilient/ fuck illyin', third pavilion flirt cotillion." Of course, that transcription cannot be confirmed without Scara's input, but I'm willing to wager it's a lot closer than what's available via OHHLA and Rap Genius, which give the next song, "Seven Eyes, Seven Horns," what can only be described as the "Louie Louie" treatment.
It's on the title cut that Scholar and Scara are most synchronized, with Upsetter seventh chords and anvil-heavy kick drums providing an ideal backdrop to antediluvian tales of gaffling, gun-running, and government goonism. Shallah Magnetic flashes from one vivid scene to the next like a viewfinder disk of HD photographs: "Son crashed the incense-scented rented/ Entered five months at HDM for the ATM blast/ the public defender wasn't defending shit, fucking Benedict/ In the pen it's blood or crip, what a script/ The government never meant or intend on me growing up a gentleman/ White collar cake cinnamon Entenmann."
A few bars later, infamous stickup kid exploits are juxtaposed with the rise of Trump Tower, offering an incendiary dichotomy made all the more potent by the speaker's specificity. Furthermore, a plethora of proper nouns (Fila, Bally the loafer, Bally the gymnasium, Hardaways, Tina Turner, Judge Wapner, Benz – to name a few) and one oddly cogent sequence bridging "Polo Wimbledon Hilfiger" to Israelites and the NOI flag via "futuristic symbols in the front like halogen fluorescent," suggest that this piece is as much a meditation on symbology, semiotics, and brand identity as it is an erudite MC's spin on a passage from the Book of Revelation.
For more background info on this album, I suggest reading Unkut.com's interviews with Scaramanga and Scholarwise, the latter of which is especially revealing.
1994, 1995: Jawbreaker and Go Sailor
Does anybody know if Rose Melberg and Blake Schwarzenbach ever dated? Because that would explain why I currently can't separate these two songs in my head.
True, these tunes were released a year apart from each other and I'm probably making random connections but I think that a) Music is a form of communication, which is why I believe some songs can be taken as two sides of a story – a conversation, if you will – and b) the chords from the main riff of both these songs are very similar. They represent two different sounds from the same geographical scene: one clean and poppy, the other more driving. You put two and two together and you get something very peculiar.
Jawbreaker's number talks about doubt and desperation, a man longing for contact with his loved one after fighting and not knowing where he stands. "Are we talking?" he wonders at one point; he doesn't understand why they can't work things out, and he misses her.
Heartbreak is also central to "I'm Still Crying," the difference is that the protagonist here would rather move on with her life and leave the relationship behind. She tries to fool herself that things will be better soon but she can't get there, she's still crying, obviously hurt and caring about the guy, as much as she hates this feeling.
If the main characters in both songs were talking about the same relationship, then we can conclude that the guy from "Do You Still Hate Me?" did something shitty to the girl from "I'm Still Crying." She's so upset, she's distancing herself from him and wants out of the relationship since she feels there's no turning back, yet she's betrayed by her sensitivity and wishes she was tough enough to get over him sooner. The guy feels regret and tortures his own mind with thoughts of hope; he is pleading to the air for another chance to mend his mistake, since she's not there listening anymore, trying to not care where he is or what he is doing.
Jawbreaker's title is a question, Go Sailor's an affirmation. I like to believe these songs represent the different attitudes between genders in modern relationships. The similarity of feeling in both songs, however, reflects humanity in the face of emotions, something universal.
1986: Eddie Money - "Take Me Home Tonight"
Please leave all your musical taste at the door before entering this article.
Okay, it's gone? Good, let's get started.
Eddie Money's "Take Me Home Tonight" is just about the perfect encapsulation of how awesome 80s pop music was. Better than either Rick, Sirs Astley, and Springfield, this song has all the right parts in all the right places. Amazing guest vocal? Check. Bitchin' sax solo? Check. Great vocal hook? It has two. The guest is Ronnie Spector, singing her hook from "Be My Baby." Sure, it's kind of gimmicky, but you have to admire the way she is able to sing the same hook, in the same way, and make it sound different in spite of that.
The video is basically Patton Oswalt's bit about 80s music videos come to life – I'll provide a dramatic retelling if I may:
Money is on the stage alone, with just an inexplicably placed ladder for company. Meanwhile Spector is in a completely random different place. They're never on screen at the same time. She's always apart from him, always unattainable. The final piece is the sax, just sitting there on stage. It's a monument to Eddie's powers, but when will we hear it's sweet song? You know he's going to use it, but when dammit! The tension is indescribable; your whole reality would be shattered if you weren't rewarded with that brass catharsis. Finally, at just the right moment, Eddie grabs it and lets loose, blaring his way into the dreams and nightmares of children everywhere. The solo is so profound that finally Ronnie Spector appears and dances her way to him. All is now right in the world. The balance has been restored.
So check the video out, we won't judge you.
Eddie Money, TMT approved.
2004: All My Brother's Girlfriends - The Second Album on Cassette
"Tigers are great, they're the toast of the town/ Yeah life's so great when the tigers are around/ Tigers shouldn't be locked up in the zoo/ Instead they should go downtown dancing with me and you." That's when the melodica kicks in on "A Song About Tigers (Revisited)"— my favorite nonsensical track off the lo-fi indie pop album by Swedish band All My Brother's Girlfriends. The album's title is Second Album on Cassette.
Swedish singer Pontus Tenggren took All My Brother's Girlfriends as a moniker for his lo-fi recordings. On the out-of-date website that still exists for the band, the first piece of quoted italicized text reads: "I never thought anyone would ever listen to my music. That was never my intention either. But now that I know that people actually listen, I hope that I get a chance to put out records for people to rock-out and have a good time to!"(sp) This is the spirit of All My Brother's Girlfriends' music summed up succinctly.
Besides the wonderfully catchy tiger song mentioned above, "Sunscreen, Part 1" and "Sunscreen, Part 2" really come through in the melody department. Part 2 is offered first with a cheesy drum machine to go along with a toy piano. Yet the song's "ba da da da da's" still win me over every damn time. There's clearly a nod to Beat Happening and the other lo-fi indie popsters posting up in that RIYL-Daniel Johnston camp.
Bookended by instrumentals, the first song is ironically titled "Spring Sing-A-Long." Closer "Dagen Då Det Slutade Regna" translates to "The Day When It Stopped Raining" and sounds more like a sad rainy day song. Either way, that brings the subjects of the album to five: springtime, sunscreen, summer, tigers, rain. Simple, sweet, to the point. This album was probably really special to those who were lucky enough to have the original cassette. I am not one of those people but the CD makes me happy too.
2001: Pulp - We Love Life
The first time I heard Pulp's pastoral swan song I felt disappointed. It was confusing; Pulp's discography before this had a perfect sort of arc when you look back at it. It all seems as premeditated as the arc of a rocket shooting, but then something goes wrong, it goes wild and flies off course. This might sound dramatic (especially for such a gentle album) but coming after the suffocating cocaine nightmare This is Hardcore, We Love Life, from it's title to it's poppy songs, seems like a compromise.
The video for "Bad Cover Version" is still one of the funniest music videos you'll ever see.
After learning a bit more about We Love Life, I've come to respect it more than any other Pulp album. Pulp was recording a totally different follow up to This is Hardcore, one most likely going even further down the rabbit hole of sex and addiction that Hardcore reveled in. But Jarvis Cocker ended the sessions, took some time, and started work on an entirely different album. The new album was gentler, warmer, funnier, and more in touch with nature; but perhaps the biggest change was the dismissal of producer Chris Thomas in exchange for one of Cocker's heroes: Scott Walker.
If this all seems too perfect, believe me I'm right there with you. A band, fed up with their current sound and tied down by the Britpop crowd, wants to make something different so they [begin hyperbole] hire the fallen god of 60s pop music. Walker: the man who had a fan club as big as the Beatles and walked away from it all so he could write songs inspired by Ingmar Bergman and Lenin, who had been enjoying a return to prominence ever since his masterful 90s album Tilt [end hyperbole].
Point is, We Love Life sounds like a weird career move (and without the context, perhaps even a cop-out), but it's so much more than that. It's Pulp at some of their most musically adventurous ("The Trees"), funny ("Bad Cover Version"), and beautifully creepy ("Wickerman"). Not to mention "Birds in Your Garden," one of the best make-out songs by a band with enough great make-out music to fill a two disc compilation.
There are two tracks on here that elevate "We Love Life" to an even higher level of brilliance, though. First of all there's the almost-title track. "I Love Life," a song that a younger Jarvis Cocker would have made sound bitter and cynical, but here, after Britpop's reign, after all the cocaine, and yes, after 9/11, Cocker sounds sincere, sad, and hopeful. His admission of "I love my life, it's the only reason I'm alive," sounds honest, though hard-won.
The final track, "Sunrise," remains one of the great swan songs of any band. After so many albums focused on partying, club-life, sex, and drugs, Cocker's song about facing the sunrise is one of his best lyrical moments. "I used to hate the sun because it shone on everything I'd done," Cocker wearily begins. The song is tired; the party is finally over, and he is finally ready to move on.
"Sunrise" may sound lyrically similar to "Bar Italia," the final song on Different Class. In "Bar Italia," Cocker and his date are accidentally a part of the morning rush as they pass by people on their way to work, but they're tourists visiting another world. There's something very oppressive about the morning when you've been out all night. I've found the experience of still being up partying while people are on their way to work incredibly unsettling. It feels like you don't belong out there, like you're an outsider, and that's what makes "Sunrise" so goddamn cathartic. Because on "Bar Italia" Cocker and his date are rushing to find a place to get inside, and "Sunrise" finds Cocker looking right on at this bright world with a smile. He's excited and he's hopeful; he's looking to change.
He reminds me most of all of Mark "Rentboy" Renton, the heroin addicted hero of Trainspotting. Renton finally escapes from his destructive lifestyle in the early morning, running past all the people on their way to the office. There's a chance that he may take all that money he has, mess up and get hooked again, and there's a chance that Cocker will fall back into the lifestyle captured so perfectly on This is Hardcore, but he's finally reflecting and realizing what he wants and that intention is what counts. It makes for the perfect ending to this bands career.
People have recently petitioned to get We Love Life a deluxe release, in hopes of hearing the abandoned first sessions. While it would be interesting, I think that it may be better to just let them stay buried. While so many other Britpop bands tried to keep the party going as the 90s came to an end, Pulp made the right decision. Compared to those other bands, Pulp always felt not just smarter, but more sensitive, and We Love Life is the truest testament to that.
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Aside from a loyal fanbase of 50-year-old Long Island gearheads (hi, dad) and some devout followers of early hard rock and heavy metal, most people who know of Blue Öyster Cult, when pressed, can name exactly three of their songs: "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," "Burnin' For You," and "Godzilla." These are all undeniably great in their own right, but apart from the epic solos, infectious hooks, and earth-moving power chords, they hardly paint a full picture of the prodigious instrumentalism and wholly uncompromising lyricism that the pioneers of ass-kicking once known as Soft White Underbelly have put forward time and time again. At best, they offer an incomplete, if beautiful, sketch — an outline of three different rock/metal composites, each assembled with equal parts traditional craftsmanship and alchemic wizardry.
To truly appreciate BÖC, one should start with their first three albums, the black and white LPs Blue Öyster Cult, Tyranny and Mutation, and this writer's personal favorite, 1974's Secret Treaties. Co-written by Patti Smith, the album's opening track, "Career of Evil," features a demented guitar/organ riff that could provide the score to a cannibalistic cabal's cross-country carnival — a fitting starting point considering that at this time a good portion of the band's fanfare was a result of their frequent touring. When lead vocalist Eric Bloom declares, "I'd like to do it to your daughter on a dirt road/ And then I'd spend your ransom money/ But still keep your sheep," he demonstrates a good-humored malevolence that serves as the rock star yin to producer Sandy Pearlman's Lovecraftian yang.
The next track, "Subhuman," and the album's closer, "Astronomy," are both inspired by the alien conspiracy mythos laid out in Pearlman's unreleased poetry collection, The Soft Doctrines of Imaginos. That's a whole story unto itself, and so you could spend all day picking apart the metaphysical meanings of verses like "Hellish glare and inference/ The other one's a duplicate/ The queenly flux eternal light/ Or the light that never warms," but the true genius lies in the fact that these abstractions are propped up by a familiar tale of youthful indiscretion: "Come Susie dear, let's take a walk/ Just out there upon the beach/ I know you'll soon be married/ And you'll want to know where winds come from." A brilliant ballad no matter how you slice it, "Astronomy" would reappear on several future BÖC releases, including the live album, Some Enchanted Evening, and 1988's Imaginos.
Secret Treaties' standout track – the one that really and truly bangs – is "Flaming Telepaths." In today's age of irksome irony, when we see such a title on an album's tracklist we tend to scoff, and rightfully so I suppose. The title is over the top, as is its prog-heavy pre-stadium rock intro, as are lyrics like "Poisons in my bloodstream/ Poisons in my pride," as are the consecutive keyboard and guitar solos that make up about a quarter of the song — but taken altogether, it works now in 2012 just as well as it did in 1974, maybe even better. The reason is this: Blue Öyster Cult's members are smarter, tighter, and more talented than your favorite musicians, plus even when they're fucking around, they ain't fucking around. Look again at the front cover of the album. That's a drawing of the band standing next to a German World War II plane marked with their hook-and-cross insignia and piloted by death himself. Donning a cape, the lead singer holds at bay four German Shepherds.
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The last bond put before voters — a $241.87 million bond in February 2006 — passed with about 68 percent of the vote. All bonds need at least 60 percent approval to pass.
Some of the larger projects on the 2006 bond included the rebuilding of Issaquah High and Briarwood Elementary schools; the expansion of Skyline High School; the addition of Creekside Elementary School; and remodels at Maywood Middle and Liberty High schools.
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because it was shorter than writing 'negative charicature black people that act like savages by kidnapping white women such as might appear in something from the 1930s' which i probably should've said to be clearer.
and as for the other points you know it isn't.
on topic for the thread: worf was off getting his ridges waxed
So because Denise Crosby is white her kidnapping is savagery when comitted by black men because of how your mind associates savagery with black people due to inflammatory depictions from gone by eras? What if she had been kidnapped by black women would that count as savagery? What about asians in wheelchairs? What strikes me as problematic on your part is that you are making the act of savagery dependent on the ethnicity of those who commit the act. Would the idea that Lutan and his people are savages have even entered your mind if they had been white and Yar black? It strikes me that it is you who is thinking in racist terms here.
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Take a look at a selection of abstract mural work from Russian artist, Evgeniy Dikson. Lots of interesting shapes and lines, with an occasional animal included.
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"The people feed communism to the beast" is the title of this collaborative mural between street artists, Roa and Ever, painted in the neighborhood of Palermo Viejo in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This striking piece shows the head of Chairman Mao (Ever) being offered to a sea elephant (Roa). An unusual combination of images from two artists with different esthetics, but manages to work well in this particular context.
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The Pittsburgh field office of the Federal Air Marshal Service is one of six scheduled to close nationwide, costing the region at least 60 jobs.
Air marshals and other employees at the field office, scheduled to close in summer 2015, will be offered positions at other locations. The Pittsburgh office was selected for closure after a risk- and intelligence-based evaluation, Federal Air Marshal spokesman Michael Pascarella said on Wednesday.
Pascarella would not say how many people work at the facility but said it is fewer than 100.
"We need to be where the threat is," Pascarella said. "As an agency, we'll still be able to cover the flights we deem high risk. We don't want people to think Pittsburgh will be void of air marshal coverage."
The fact that Pittsburgh is no longer a US Airways hub factored into the decision, he said.
Other offices slated for closure are San Diego and Tampa by the end of the year; Phoenix in summer 2015; and Cincinnati and Cleveland in June 2016. Twenty offices would remain.
Air marshals are a part of the Transportation Security Administration. The agency said in a statement that "the realignment ensures the safety and security of the traveling public while maximizing coverage of flights representing the greatest risk for terrorist activity."
Elected officials said they would urge the TSA to reconsider. A spokesman for Sen. Bob Casey pegged the number of workers in Pittsburgh at more than 60.
"This decision will impact jobs and could have an impact on safety in Western Pennsylvania," Casey, D-Scranton, said. "I plan to urge the TSA to reconsider."
Brad Grantz, spokesman for U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Upper St. Clair, said Murphy is concerned about the impact on aviation security and local jobs and his office has a briefing with TSA officials on Monday.
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Moksha featured in Las Vegas Weekly's 2015 music issue
Moksha featured in Las Vegas Weekly 's music issue this week!
"For veteran Vegas improv band Moksha, live greatness is no accident…Since launching eight years ago, however, Moksha's bread and butter has always been its live show—earning the funky jam quartet a reputation for delivering unique, gripping performances." (full article)
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Don't miss our show this Saturday as Hard Rock Live Las Vegas. FREE tickets available by RSVPing at this link.
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We're honored to be voted as Most (Deservedly) Legendary Live Band by the Las Vegas Weekly!
"Whether or not you consider yourself a fan of the "jam," you ought to get some Moksha into your life"
Moksha to perform with Rusted Root
We couldn't be more excited to share the stage with the legendary Rusted Root for Friday Night Live At The Rehab Pool located at the Hard Rock Hotel! Don't miss this amazing night of music at a great venue.
Friday June 26th, 8:00 P.M., 21 + with Valid ID
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Moksha and Superstar Bingo to play Brooklyn Bowl
We're very excited to once again play the Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas with our good friends Superstar Bingo. Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm. Free!!! See you there!
New shows announced!
We had and amazing time playing with the New Master Sound at Hard Rock Live. Big thanks to everyone who came out to support on a Monday night. Check the TOUR page for info on our upcoming shows. Make sure to come out and support our friends MK-Ultra Lite at the Tuscany Casino March 8th and 22nd to get your fix.
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Moksha selected as Las Vegas Weekly's "Best Live Band" 2014
We're honored to have been selected as the Best Live Band in the Las Vegas Weekly 's 2014 Best of Vegas! "As the group's recent Brooklyn Bowl gig reminded, there's no act in Las Vegas better at what they do on a stage than Moksha."
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Moksha to play the 2014 "Life is Beautiful" Festival
JUST ANNOUNCED: We're playing Life is Beautiful Festival in Downtown Las Vegas on October 24, 25 & 26. We're so honored to be included in this lineup! Buy your tickets on Thursday at 10am PT at www.lifeisbeautiful.com.
Moksha in Las Vegas, NV on 05/15/14
We're very excited to perform at the newest and most impressive music/bowling venue in town....the Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas! This is a FREE show and we'll be sharing the stage with 2 great bands RNR and Sabriel! Show starts at 8pm...Don't miss this one folks!!!
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We couldn't be more excited to open for the legendary Robby Krieger (The Doors) at the Backstage Bar &
Billiards Jan 18th! Moksha plays 9:00p-9:30p
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Backstage Bar & Billiards (Triple is located on the SE corner of 6th St and Fremont, directly across from the EL Cortez Hotel & Casino.
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After four years of collaborating with Sam Lemos as our vocalist …
It comes with a heavy heart to announce that he has decided to part ways with Moksha. After the birth of his baby girl he has come to the conclusion that the band is no longer harmonious with his personal goals as a father and a husband. For the last four years he poured his heart and soul into Moksha. As I'm sure you all know, being in a band is by no means an easy lifestyle for anyone, you have to spend many days and nights away from family surviving on scraps before you see success. It's a challenge to maintain a dynamic between the collective goal of a group and those of an individual. He truly gave his blood, sweat and tears in the trenches with us. We admire Sam for making such a difficult decision and wish him nothing but success on his path.
His decision will in no way impede our journey. The four of us will continue to explore the never-ending potential of expression through music. We have a lot of fresh new music coming your way. Let's see what the future holds. We appreciate your support through all the years and hope that it continues for many years to come.
Our Holiday Show on December 28th will be Sam's last official Moksha gig. Come show your love for him and this new phase of Moksha. As we transition back to the original four piece.


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Centric C-Tek Standard Brake Rotors
Reviewed By Ardara H (MISSOURI CITY, TX) Reviewed for a 2009 BMW 3-Series —10/29/2015 7:03 AM
You definitely receive what you have purchased.
Reviewed By Steve C (Thornwood, NY) Reviewed for a 2011 BMW 3-Series —10/10/2015 2:57 PM
I am impressed with the packaging of these rotors, nice boxing & rotors are sealed in plastic. The rotors are nicely finished, nice paintwork on rotor hub & fins, and crosshatching on rotor surfaces is very good. Made in China, but they appear to be very high quality. I bought these specifically for a BMW for which the Centric High Carbon Rotor was recommended as a good OEM replacement rotor. They are not on car yet, but for perceived quality and packaging, 5 stars!


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