Episode 23: A Peace Together / A Piece Apart

Welcome to episode 23 of This Angry Silence! This is a no-bullshit music podcast. You won't hear me drone on about how amazing my music tastes, all you will hear is cool songs from my computer...if you don't like a song choice let me know and I'll plan future shows accordingly.

This episode is a mix of tracks that was completed at least 10 days ago and i was really lazy and didn't upload it on saturday...sorry?

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00:00 The Flaming Lips - Brainville
03:13 John Vanderslice - Exodus Damage
08:13 Bauhaus - All We Ever Wanted Was Everything
12:05 Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
15:27 Gang Green - Kill A Commie
16:35 Bad Brains - Pay To Cum (Single Version)
18:04 Ariel Pink - Alisa
21:01 Bandits At Four O'Clock - Dream Of Dreams
25:00 Wolf Parade - Things I Don't Know (Live 2005)
30:56 John Cage - Electronic Music For 2 Pianos (1964)
41:05 i don't wanna go to war

Alright this episode is late, fuck you. The first four tracks follow a completely arbitrary requirement of having stereo tracked guitars....then an abrupt turn to punk, and more of my rampant ariel pink worship (HES FUCKING AMAZING), a COMPLETELY UNKNOWN 80's band that released a single 4 track cassette demo and that was fucking it. a live review i found online states: "Bandits At Four O'Clock 7.0 PA problems at start. Average sort of band.
After The Party 5.0 Duran Duran-ish. A soulless joke. Tad amusing." i think its a good 80s style track so whatever. alright, next track is amazing. now, get this. wolf parade wrote this in 2005. it is NOT on their new album. they scrapped it. replaced with a bunch of terrible tracks to make up at mount zoomer. seriously this song is fucking amazing i dont understand why it wasn't released...shits fucked. last track is some modern classical (for myke basically)...turn this up, you'll probably get freaked out. It was created by recording two takes of the composed piece, with microphones placed at multiple directions, including a window outside the studio (that explains the chriping sounds)...hope you all liked this trainwreck!

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Episode 12: Because With A Match Thats Mean And Some Gasoline You Won't See Me Anymore

Welcome to episode 12 of This Angry Silence! This is a no-bullshit music podcast. You won't hear me drone on about how amazing my music tastes, all you will hear is cool songs from my computer...if you don't like a song choice let me know and I'll plan future shows accordingly.

This episode is a random, and I mean random mix of tracks hanging around.

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00:00 Neutral Milk Hotel - Song Against Sex
03:41 The Ramones - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (Demo)
06:43 The Replacements - Raised In The City
08:42 Third Power - Persecution
12:10 Guided By Voices - Echos Myron
14:52 Big Black - Heartbeat
18:41 Baby Washington - The Time (With The Jive Five)
22:14 Grand Buffet - We're Into This
24:28 Wolf Parade - Lousy Pictures
28:46 Scott Walker - Rhymes Of Goodbye
31:51 The Promise Ring - We Don't Like Romance
34:20 Ariel Pink - New Trumpet
39:23 Akron/Family - Raising The Sparks
43:40 RAISE THE SPARARARARKS

alright lets start this off, with an amazing NMH track, possibly their best track, possibly the best track ever. the demo version of i wanna be your boyfriend by the ramones is better than the original cause dee dee's background vocals are louder. third power are some obscure as fuck 60s band. guided by voices was started by a school teacher i think. their cd "Bee Thousand" is regarded by a masterpiece, personally i think a few pieces are a bit lacking but this track is pretty swell. big black were a notorious 80s independent band started by staunch asshole steve albini...this track was originally released in a vinyl sleeve featuring a picture of the bloody half-head of a suicide victim. Ouch. "the time" is a track i found looking for tracks for a funk cd for my friend. grand buffet are a "joke" rap duo but they are really good and this track should have been on their greatest hits instead of that bullshit track which has "pitbull" being repeated in the background. wolf parade are from canada, this is from their great second ep, and the first thing i heard by them back in summer 2005, i liked it a lot. scott walker is sort of well known i guess, his stuff is either experimental and dissonant (the drift is a masterpiece!) but this is the folky side of him. it doesn't get better than this. and now, an instrumental from some average 90's emo band, its pretty good. as i've said ariel pink is a genius, listen to this song and try to deny it. the last track is the first track I heard by akron/family. it is their best song so uh, a bad first track to hear by them cause everything else sucks in comparison (don't bother listening to their cd love is simple, its fucking dog mulch up the wazoo cunt).

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future episode ideas i might get to...

all first tracks of albums
dead milkmen best of (probably this saturday)
SLUUUUUUDGE (yeahhhhhhhh)
BLACK METAL (different from sluuuudge)