Scream - Still Screaming / This Side Up

Comp of the first two albums from one of my favorite Washington D.C. Hardcore bands. Fast hardcore mixed with sort of a dub / reggae. Less hardcore on This Side Up, but still a great album.

1. Came Without Warning
2. Bedlam
3. Solidarity
4. Your Wars/Killer
5. Piece of Her Time
6. Human Behavior
7. Stand
8. Fight/American Justice
9. New Song
10. Laissez-Faire
11. Influenced
12. Hygiene
13. Cry Wolf
14. Total Mash
15. Who Knows? Who Cares?
16. Amerarockers
17. U. Suck A./We're Fed Up
18. Ultraviolence/Screamin'
19. Violent Youth
20. Bet You Never Thought
21. Things to Do Today
22. This Side Up
23. Gluesniff
24. Still Screaming
25. A No Money Down
26. Show and Tell Me Baby
27. The Zoo Closes At Dark
28. I Look When You Walk
29. Iron Curtain
    

Naughty By Nature - S/T

Well, tonight is my last post. I was going to post Ribzy, but I couldn't find that shit. So tonight, I leave you with one of my favorite album. It's got OPP and Pin The Tail On The Donkey (May remember that song from THPS 2)but more importantly, it includes Guard Your Grill, Uptown Anthem, and my personal favorite, Wickedest Man Alive. Stanton Swihart of All Music Guide claims that it was the most "contagious crossover radio smash in the autumn of 1991."^[1] In addition, Swihart considers Naughty by Nature to be "both a pop and a rap classic," as well as a "must-have album for fans of East Coast rap."

So Get Into This Shit


01. Yoke The Joker 5:13
02. Wickedest Man Alive 4:21
03. O.P.P 4:29
04. Ghetto Bastard 4:51
05. Let The Ho's Go 4:16
06. Everyday All Day 5:41
07. Guard Your Grill 5:02
08. Pin The Tail On The Donkey 3:47
09. 1, 2, 3 (LP Version) 4:44
10. Strike A Nerve 6:22
11. Rhyme'll Shine On 3:56
12. Thankx For Sleepwalking 5:26
13. Uptown Anthem (LP Version) 3:04

Ice-T O.G. Original Gangster

So, today finnaly came. I am doing two guest posts while Sexy Ryan is in Toronto. I'm going off the path a bit today. Instead of some jazz or hardcore, I'm going to post one of the best hip hop albums ever. Ice-T's 1991 release is fucking insane. It includes some of the best rap songs ever, such as "Midnight," "Bitches 2," and "New Jack Hustler." And whether you dig them or not, it was on this album that Ice introduced us to Body Count. (Their first two albums are amazing)
So dig this if you're into 72minutes of hard shittt!

1.		Home Of The Bodybag
2.		First Impression
3.		Ziplock
4.		Mic Contract
5.		Mind Over Matter
6.		New Jack Hustler
7.		Ed
8.		Bitches
9.		Straight Up Nigga
10.		O.G. Original Gangster
11.		House, The
12.		Evil E--What About Sex?
13.		Fly By
14.		Midnight
15.		Fried Chicken
16.		M.V.P.s
17.		Lifestyles Of The Rich And Infamous
18.		Body Count
19.		Prepared To Die
20.		Escape From The Killing Fields
21.		Street Killer
22.		Pulse Of The Rhyme
23.		Tower, The
24.		Ya Shoulda Killed Me Last Year

Die Kreuzen - S/T

I'm going to be in Toronto this weekend. So Seth is going to do guest posts. I have no idea what he's going to put up here.
Back to the hardcore. Another extremely underrated mid-west band. Fast and sometimes short. Nothing else they did after this even compares to this one. I think this is the best album to come out of the mid-west.

1. Rumors
2. This Hope
3. In School
4. I'm Tired
5. On the Street
6. Enemies
7. Get 'Em
8. Fighting
9. No Time
10. All White
11. Pain
12. Sick People
13. Hate Me
14. Live Wire
15. Not Anymore
16. Mannequin
17. Fuckups
18. Think for Me
19. Dirt and Decay
20. Don't Say Please
21. No Name

John Coltrane - Live In Seattle

The conclusion of "John Coltrane being a huge badass and making ridiculously good songs".
More of Coltrane improvising and making brilliant songs. Disc Two is much longer than Disc One is terms of minutes per song.

Disc One:
1. Cosmos
2. Out Of This World
3. Body And Soul
4. Tapestry in Sound
Disc Two:
1. Evolution
2. Afro-Blue

John Coltrane - The Olatunji Concert

Part two of "John Coltrane being a huge badass and making ridiculously good songs".
This is the last live recording of Coltrane before he died. Very long solos from Coltrane on this album.

1. Introduction
2. Ogunde
3. My Favorite Things

John Coltrane - Ascension

Part one of "John Coltrane being a huge badass and making ridiculously good songs"
2 songs, almost 80 minutes in length. The whole album is basically everyone doing solos. When I first listened to this, I couldn't get into it at all. Now I think it's one of the best albums I've ever heard.

1. Ascension - Edition II
2. Ascension - Edition I

Link is in the comments

Thelonious Monk - Solo Monk

One of my favorite jazz albums. Monk by himself, playing some perfect songs. It feels weird hearing monk play all by himself and not with a backing band.

1. Dinah
2. I Surrender, Dear
3. Sweet And Lovely
4. North Of The Sunset
5. Ruby, My Dear
6. I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)
7. I Hadn't Anyone Until You
8. Everything Happens To Me
9. Monk's Point
10. I Should Care
11. Ask Me Now
12. These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)
13. Introspection

Crucifucks - Our Will Be Done

Mid-West hardcore at its finest. I watched Jesus Camp for the first time, and I had a huge urge to post this album. One of the most anti-christian bands I have ever heard. Doc Corbin Dart has an incredibly annoying voice, but it fits perfectly for them. Comp of the "Crucifucks" LP and the "Wisconsin" LP with a song from "Welcome to 1984"

1. Democracy Spawns Bad Taste
2. Go Bankrupt And Die
3. You Give Me The Creeps
4. Marching For Trash
5. Legal Genocide
6. I Am The Establishment
7. Cops For Fertilizer
8. Hinkley Had A Vision
9. By The Door
10. Oh Where, Oh Where?
11. I Was
12. Similar Items
13. Official Terrorism
14. No One Can Make Me Play Along With This
15. Down On My Knees
16. Annual Report
17. Intro
18. The Mountain Song
19. Washington
20. Resurrection
21. Earth By Invitation Only
22. Laws Against Laughing
23. Pig In A Blanket
24. When The Top Comes Off
25. Concession Stand
26. Wisconsin
27. Artificial Competition
28. Holiday Parade
29. The Savior

Meat Puppets - Up On The Sun

3rd album from the cowboy-punk group. My personal favorite from all of their stuff. After this it all goes down hill with their tunes.

1. Up On The Sun
2. Maiden's Milk
3. Away
4. Animal Kingdom
5. Hot Pink
6. Swimming Ground
7. Buckethead
8. Too Real
9. Enchanted Porkfist
10. Seal Whales
11. Two Rivers
12. Creator

fIREHOSE - fROMOHIO

Phenomenal album from the post Minutemen group. I get a real fun vibe whenever I hear this album. Mike Watt is god.

1. Riddle of the Eighties
2. In My Mind
3. Wisperin' While Hollerin'
4. Vastopol
5. Mas Cojones
6. What Gets Heard
7. Let the Drummer Have Some
8. Liberty For Our Friends
9. Time With You
10. If'n
11. Some Things
12. Understanding
13. Nuf That Shit, George
14. The Softest Hammer

Link is in the comments

Miles Davis - The Bitches Brew

Basically on this I will be uploading some albums that I'm listening to. I'd like to try and keep this as a daily thing, but I'll see how that goes. Really all that will be up here are random Jazz albums that I like and hardcore stuff that I'm into. If a link ever goes down just let me know and I'll re-up it as soon as I can.

I figure I might as well put up my favorite album ever made.
Miles Davis - The Bitches Brew
I can't describe how much my perception on music changed when I first listened to this album.
I was blown away by everything about it. This was the very first jazz album I ever heard in my life. There really isn't anything to say about it that hasn't been said before. I would highly recommend purchasing The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions.

1. Pharaoh's Dance
2. Bitches Brew
3. Spanish Key
4. John McLaughlin
5. Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
6. Sanctuary

Link is in the comments