no country for old wainds
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Joe Cocker - The Weight
i'm not american enough for this shit anyway but the original is better. 5/10
Raznotravie - Katorga
i would happily listen to a full album of this stuff. 7/10
The Chills - Pink Frost
i should get around to exploring the dunedin movement, for which this is the banner tune. no idea how it differs from other goth/post-punk movements, but there's something uniquely unsettling about the tone of this song at least that's hard to describe. 9/10
The Isley Brothers' - Work to Do
fine but too smooth and classy for my tastes, i need more bite in my soul. 6/10
Kings of Nuthin - Get Busy Livin' or Get Busy Dyin'
man, now i wish i'd submitted fred neil's legendary 'that's the bag i'm in', would fit perfectly on this list so far.
this isn't exactly reinventing the wheel but it's a mix of sounds that never get tired, somewhere between blues and punk and rockabilly, raucous and raw and full of heart and swing. proper outsider music; it'd go down even better live in some shitty small town venue, but great anyway. 8/10
Lonesome Wyatt and Rachel Brooke - Scars
yeah, pretty lovely. probably better in album context 7/10
Murder by Death - Shiola
oh sup johnny cash wannabe. it honestly feels like half of these songs could've been chosen by the same person, which might seem one-dimensional but for me it's giving the playlist good flow. helps that i like my folk, gothic country etc though. another solid haunting tune, i find this kinda thing pretty easy to like. it's not far removed from an indie darling kinda sound (i.e. the national) but just about stays the right side. 7/10
Wishbone Ash - Throw Down the Sword
should win, will win. 10/10
Lord of the Rings Soundtrack - Flight to the Ford
quite a creative pick really, so points for that. one of the better, more restrained tunes on that soundtrack too, effectively tense. most importantly, it's pretty nobuo-esque in places. 8/10
Swans - Failure
i get why people who salivate over DCD would love this. 6/10
Chelsea Wolfe - The Abyss
basically sounds like beth gibbons singing over the future world map music in chrono trigger. 6/10
U2 - With or Without You
you guys are mistaken if you think you're gonna stop this coming last. 1/10
Lake of Tears - Devil's Diner
haha, decent enough cheese tbh. 6/10
i'm not american enough for this shit anyway but the original is better. 5/10
Raznotravie - Katorga
i would happily listen to a full album of this stuff. 7/10
The Chills - Pink Frost
i should get around to exploring the dunedin movement, for which this is the banner tune. no idea how it differs from other goth/post-punk movements, but there's something uniquely unsettling about the tone of this song at least that's hard to describe. 9/10
The Isley Brothers' - Work to Do
fine but too smooth and classy for my tastes, i need more bite in my soul. 6/10
Kings of Nuthin - Get Busy Livin' or Get Busy Dyin'
man, now i wish i'd submitted fred neil's legendary 'that's the bag i'm in', would fit perfectly on this list so far.
this isn't exactly reinventing the wheel but it's a mix of sounds that never get tired, somewhere between blues and punk and rockabilly, raucous and raw and full of heart and swing. proper outsider music; it'd go down even better live in some shitty small town venue, but great anyway. 8/10
Lonesome Wyatt and Rachel Brooke - Scars
yeah, pretty lovely. probably better in album context 7/10
Murder by Death - Shiola
oh sup johnny cash wannabe. it honestly feels like half of these songs could've been chosen by the same person, which might seem one-dimensional but for me it's giving the playlist good flow. helps that i like my folk, gothic country etc though. another solid haunting tune, i find this kinda thing pretty easy to like. it's not far removed from an indie darling kinda sound (i.e. the national) but just about stays the right side. 7/10
Wishbone Ash - Throw Down the Sword
should win, will win. 10/10
Lord of the Rings Soundtrack - Flight to the Ford
quite a creative pick really, so points for that. one of the better, more restrained tunes on that soundtrack too, effectively tense. most importantly, it's pretty nobuo-esque in places. 8/10
Swans - Failure
i get why people who salivate over DCD would love this. 6/10
Chelsea Wolfe - The Abyss
basically sounds like beth gibbons singing over the future world map music in chrono trigger. 6/10
U2 - With or Without You
you guys are mistaken if you think you're gonna stop this coming last. 1/10
Lake of Tears - Devil's Diner
haha, decent enough cheese tbh. 6/10