DagSound: Burn Out Session, No5

DagSound: Burn Out Session, No5 
Download it or stream it after the jump.

Playlist:

• DJ Pantshead “The Good, the Bad, the Freak”
• Evolution Control Committee “No Time for Yes”
• Beastie Boys “Cooky Puss”
• UTFO “Split Personality”
• Jungle Brothers “Because I Got It Like That”
• Boogie Down Productions “My Philosophy”
• Erik B & Rakim “Follow the Leader”
• MC Lyte “Lyte as a Rock”
• 3rd Bass “The Gas Face (feat Zev Luv X)”
• A Tribe Called Quest “Excursions”
• De La Soul “Bitties in the BK Lounge”
• DJ Quick “Loked Out Hood”
• Biz Markie “Just a Friend”
• Big Daddy Kane “Smooth Operator”
• Steady B “I Got Cha”
• Salt N Peppa “My Mic Sounds Nice”
• UTFO “Roxanne Roxanne”
• Techmaster P.E.B. “Bassgasm”
• GZA “0% Finance”
• King Geedorah “Krazy World (Feat Gigan)”
• Mos Def “Mathematics”
• Wu-Tang Clan “Shame On a Nigga”
• Dalek “Blessed are they who bash your children’s heads against a rock”
• Dalek “No question”
• De La Soul “Stakes is High”
• DJ Pantshead “D’oh Yeah The Slurp”
• Evolution Control Committee “Star Spangled Bologna”

dagSound: Burn Out Sessions, No4

I've just uploaded Burn Out No4: Bombed Out Lovers to dropbox. You can find it on my tumblr or on dagSound. Download it or stream it (if you have the most recent browsers.)

Enjoy And Play It Loud.

dagSounds: Burn Out No3 "Live Fast Love Hard Die Young"

Just posted the latest Burn Out over on my Tumblr blog and dagSound. Check it out. Can download it from my Dropbox or stream it in your browser.



Burn Out No3 Playlist:

Eat “Communist Radio”
Classic Ruins “1+1<2”
Anti-Nowhere League “I Hate People”
Trodskids “Gueule d’Enfer”
Red Kross “Everyday There’s Someone New”
New Bomb Turks “Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young”
The Cramps “The Crusher”
The Compulsive Gamblers “Pepper Spray Boogie”
April March & The Makers “I Just MIght Crack”
Thee Headcoats “I Don’t Like the Man I Am”
The Pretty Things “Buzz the Jerk”
Scientists “Human Jukebox”
The Birthday Party “Hamlet (Pow, Pow, Pow)”
Foetus “The Throne of Agony”
Radio Birdman “Murder City Nights”
The Flamin Groovies “Teenage Head”
Elf Power “Drug Store” (live @ WFMU)
Neats “6”
Nick Lowe “So It Goes”
Kenny “I Don’t Miss You”
Smoke “My Friend Jack”
The Dirty Shames “I Don’t Care”
The Drones “I’m Down Today”
Elvis Ph’o’ng “Bai Ca Ngong” (The Crazy Song)
Dara Pusrita “To Love Somebody”
P.P. Arnold “God Only Knows”
펄 시스터즈  ”커피한잔” (The Pearl Sisters “A Cup of Coffee”)
산울림 - “나 어떡해” (Sanullim “What am I going to do?”)
Michel Polnareff “Time will Tell”
Mary Weiss with The Reigning Sound “Don’t Come Back”
The Equals “Baby Come Back”
The Equals “Police on My Back”
King Kahn & The Shrines “No Regrets”
The Ponys “Let’s Kill Ourselves”

dagSounds: BURN OUT Sessions

Burn Out No2: Other Mental Objects is now available on dagSound. Check it out.

밤섬해적단 : 20 minutes that'll make Saturday night great.

Heading out to Club Spot tomorrow night to catch a show. Excited most to see 밤섬해적단 (Bamseom Haejeokdan or Bamseom Pirates.) We saw them last at 두리반 (Duriban).

DagSound: Kill a K-Pop Fan For Rock and Roll

I love Korea. Love calling Seoul my home. Love my Korean family. But boy do I hate K-Pop. I made this to sum up my feelings about mindless, corporate Korean Pop and its fans as it and they destroy music one unimaginative, stupid single at a time.

Korea actually has a very cool Rock and Roll history. (There are posts about it in the DagSeoul and DagSound archives. You can find good stuff on the good links left on this old post about Korean Psych and Acid Folk. Some of the links are dead, unfortunately. If I had my turntables in Korea, I'd upload everything I've found.)  Some amazing artists. Even the old 노래 style is great compared to contemporary pop, which is actually little more than repackaged pop music from other places, sometimes simply plagiarized, accompanied by awfully boring lyrics, and mostly intended to sell junk Samsung, LG, Doosan, Kia and other corporations produce.

Manipulated Image produced from the wonderful Marty Perez "kill a punk for rock and roll" photo that was eventually used on the great Oblivians album, Popular Favorites. Love this photo. Perez took it at a Black Sabbath concert in Seattle, 1982. Sabbath was opening for Dio.)

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I have a music blog. Check it out. New posts on Korean music and other stuff as well.

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