What are you listening to right now?

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Screaming Lord Sutch - Jack The Ripper
Paul McCartney - "Monkberry Moon Delight"
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Hong-Kong (Its Hard to be Alone)

The last song is really quite funny.

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The Fugs - Kill For Peace
The Screamers - 122 Hours of Fear
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Wow, fantastic selections rejectamenta - I've posted tons of Fugs items in this thread.  But I had never heard of The Screamers!  Lovely.

Screamin´ Jay Hawkins - Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle
The Screamers - Punish or be damned (1977)
Population 1 - Rene Daalder (Part 2 of 7)

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Messer Chups - Shadow of your smile
Messer Chups - Vincent Price Bible
Run Wrake - Rabbit (2005)

Ok the last one is really an animated short, not a song. 

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R. Stevie Moore - Beat Hemisphere (1984)
Paul Whiteman and his Ambassador Orchestra - The Japanese Sandman (1920)
R. Stevie Moore - I Don't Try Anymore (1981)

I'm going to angle for some feedback on the R. Stevie Moore - I've posted dozens of his songs on here, and I love him, but no one's ever said anything.  The above two are certainly not his best, (maybe Benefit of the Doubt, or Part of the Problem or Little Man, or Cool Daddio is his best, in my opinion, but he has many great ones). A real DIY gem.

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opebo do you like Buffalo Tom? You're about the right age and demographic.

Not really my style.  Also I never heard of them till you posted them.  They sound a little like Uncle Tupelo or something like that, which I also don't dislike, just not my thing really.

Mayer Hawthorne - Thin Moon
Basement Jaxx - "Hush Boy"
Eddie Meduza - Young girls and Cadillac cars

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Oh man, its hard to listen to music in my current condition, but I tried a bit:

Balaton - Harang (1982)
LUCKY BLONDO - au revoir (1965)
Screamin' Jay Hawkins- There's Something Wrong With You

The last one in honor of my recent alteration.

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Trabant: Víg M. : Kínai kormány
Neurotic - Brék
Pajor/Balaton: Idot toltok

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Washed out - New theory
Neon Indian - Deadbeat Summer
Dominant Legs - About My Girls

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opebo's listening to chillwave, I love it.

But of course.. seems inevitable, doesn't it?

Niva - Ghost In My Head
Washed Out - Phone Call
Discovery - Slang Tang

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Jacques Dutronc- Le Fond De L'air Est Frais
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Love Paris
Pan Ron - Own Skol Chet Bong Srey

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"Ass" - Seething Clitoris

I hope you didn't get too many Death Points for that, Feeb.

Ed Lincoln - Catedral (1968)
Momus - Scottish lips (song begins 2:24)
ED LINCOLN - ESTRANHO TRIÂNGULO

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GAZ NEVADA - Special Agent Man (1978)
Bagarre - Circus Is Gone (1982)
Gaznevada - Oil Tubes (1982)

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LAM LAO HIP HOP
Lao (Hip Hop Barnna)
Coyote Dance with Thai Hip Hop song

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Enjoyed those odd bits and bobs as usual rejectamenta.

Paul Godwin & Leo Monosson - Mir ist so nach dir, (1930)
Spenót - Hová tűntek a szőke nők
Paul Godwin Tanz-Orch. - Schöner Gogolo, (1929)

A Hungarian New Wave sandwich with Weimar buns.

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ABILIO MANOEL - LUIZA MANEQUIM
The Fall - Mansion
SPENÓT ZENEKAR - Lenin Körút

Three gems, in my opinion - Brazilian, British, Hungarian.

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REGINALDO ROSSI - "No Claro E No Escuro" (In Clear and Dark) (1966)
SPENÓT ZENEKAR - Fantasztikusan örületesen (Fantastically Frenetic)
Reginaldo Rossi - Tô Doidão (I'm Mad)

The usual Hungarian new wave sandwich, this time wrapped in Brazilian.. rock I guess.

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88-as csoport - Ha egy pisztolyt kaphatnék (where can I get a gun?)
Galla Miklós - Kötöde (Knitting)
ETA - Na és

This time I present some Hungarian punk with a comic thing in the middle.  Kind of sarcastic seeming.  The last one has a really fabulous cover photo - can anyone help me identify it?

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I took a screen cap and ran it through http://www.tineye.com/, and it appears to be from a 1969 Hungarian film called A tanú (English: The Witness).

Thanks rejectamenta!  I had never ehard of 'tineye'.

Grazhdanskaya Oborona - Bespolezen (1985) (Omsk, Russian SSR)
Grazhdanskaya Oborona - Hvatit!

I guess those last two are more artsy fartsy post-punk, but hey.

I quite liked those two, the other one not so much.

The Homosexuals - Flying
Elis Regina - Se Você Pensa
The Homosexuals - Jesus

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Hehe, I just went back some 250 pages in this thread looking at this and that, inspired by a jmfcst question.  Here are some resurrections:

Jeffery Lewis - The gasman cometh
Epaksa - Arirang
Brausepöter - Bundeswehr (1981)

The last one was, if I remember rightly, the Neue Deutsche Welle song that really got me going on that 'familiar genres in foreign languages' kick.

By the way, does anyone know a way to go back 200 or 300 pages in a thread without clicking back through the pages five pages at a time as it allows you to do at the bottom?

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BOSSA 3 - SILK STOP
Ros Sereysothea - Lea Huy Na Bong
BOTTLES - BOSSA TRES

Really beautiful Ros Sereysothea there, flanked by some fine bossa nova.

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Tom Dissevelt - Orbit Aurora

Wow, this one is super, thanks rejectamenta - never heard of Dissevelt before.

Aksak Maboul - Cinema 1/2 (1979)
Fred Frith - A Career In Real Estate (1980)
Aksak Maboul - Saure Gurke (1977)

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Meas Soksophear - Chnam Oun 16 (I am 16/Sweet 16)
Ouk Sokunkanha - Chnam Oun 16
Bochan - Chnam Oun 16 (feat. Raashan Ahmad)

Ok the first two are excellent covers of one of the classics of Cambodian pop by the great Ros Sereysothea.  But I don't know what to make of the Bochan version.. seems ruined to me.

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Come on, rejectmenta, hans-im-cluck, marokai, etc.  Don't let this thread die..


Crash Course In Science - It Costs To Be Austere
Clockwork Orchestra - Black Ice
Crash Course In Science - Flying Turns

Black Ice

Asleep at the wheel
That keeps on turning
Painless steel
Rubber burning

Drive into the sea
That's the death for me

Drive into the sea
A sailor's death for me

Drive into the sea
That's the death for me

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Like the format Cinncinatus!

King Oliver - High Society  (1923)
jacno - rectangle (1980)
Fred Frith - Same old me

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Sweet - Action
Death in June - All Pigs Must Die

Always fun watching people get riled up over whether or not Death in June is Nazi, communist, or somehow both.

Righteous tune, haven't heard of these fellas. Kinda reminds me of a synthpunk like Suicide or The Screamers taken to an even further electronic direction.

Thanks, I think Cardboard Lamb is Crash Course in Science's only remotely well known song (and by well known I mean someone knows about it):

Crash Course In Science - Cardboard Lamb (1981)

I've posted tons months and years ago in this thread from a whole genre of European (particularly French and Belgian) stuff like this, or somewhat similar, which I think is called 'Coldwave' - kind of older, more electronic post-punk/new wave.  Some of it veered off into 'gothic' I'm afraid though.  For example search the forum for Nagasaki Mon Amour.  By the way really enjoyed your Sweet - Action, and its the first I've heard of Death in June, also nice.