Approaching Oblivion

Warning was a UK based doom metal band. Warning flagged the rise of post-2000 wave of traditional doom metal. They were formed by Patrick Walker in 1994 in Harlow, Essex. The band is notable for its down-tempo, progressive, melodic and heavy doom-laden sound; the idiosyncratic and poignant vocals of Patrick Walker; and his introspective, darkly-confessional lyrical themes of acute pain, love, and melancholy nostalgia. - Last.fm Warning - Watching From A Distance http://www.mediafire.com/?gnyajmm0zff Warning - The Strength To Dream http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=73926d1b6653ad23d1014a7a667fa2b4e04e75f6e8ebb871

I'm sorry for the lack of updates. Life has been rather different and at times hectic these days. I am currently living on an air mattress in friends living rooms. I have a 2-month gap between apartments and am becoming a nomad more and more by the day. I'm working 2 jobs, one as a valet driver, and another as a cashier at a local record store. More updates once the storm settles.

Here is a more obscure one. I've never heard anyone ever speak about this band. I found this CD one day in a dusty pile at a record store I used to work at in Maine. Noisey, post-punk/shoe-gazey stuff. Here's what LastFM has to say about UZI: The American Uzi was a ten-handed combo that burned briefly but brightly in the fertile post-Burma Boston music scene of the mid-1980's. Its founding members were drummer Danny Lee and guitarist/singer/lyricist Thalia Zedek. The basic stylistic conflict between Thalia's garage-based rock 'n' roll background and Danny's more high-tech, modernistic approach gave the group much of its unique edge and led, as well, to its early demise. UZI - SLEEP ASYLUM 1) Criminal Child 2) Pale Light 3) Gabrielle 4) Ha-Ha-Ha 5) Collections 6) Underneath DL: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=73926d1b6653ad23d1014a7a667fa2b4e04e75f6e8ebb871 For fans of: My Bloody Valentine, Sonic Youth, Slowdive etc.

http://rapidshare.com/files/193510023/Witchcraft.zip.html

So...Here is the result of spare time and my desire to show my love towards the best band in the Universe. Ween. I have compiled a list of what I believe is Weens best material. I almost put on a couple tracks from their early demos but decided against it. If anyone wants their more rare demo tapes such as the Squeegie LP or Axis: Bold As Boognish , you say the word and I'll upload them. So yeah, here it is. A compilation of my favorite Ween tracks from 6 different albums. Album is stated in parentheses. TRACK LISTING: 1. The Mollusk (The Mollusk) 2. Polka Dot Tail (The Mollusk) 3. Buckingham Green (The Mollusk) 4. Ocean Man (The Mollusk) 5. The Argus (Quebec) 6. Happy Colored Marbles (Quebec) 7. Tried And True (Quebec) 8. Transdermal Celebration (Quebec) 9. You Fucked Up (GodWeenSatan) 10. Fat Lenny (GodWeenSatan) 11. Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down) (Chocolate And Cheese) 12. Joppa Road (Chocolate And Cheese) 13. HIV Song (Chocolate And Cheese) 14. What Deaner Was Talking Abo...

DL: http://rapidshare.com/files/192311359/Baroness.zip.html

Now that I'm in Boston I've had the chance to get to some record stores. I went into In Your Ear Records on Commonwealth Ave, about a 5 minute walk from my current apartment. Met the owner, Reid, and his employee Dave. We talked music for a while. Awesome store and cool staff. It reminds me of a larger scaled Dr.Records. There were a few things that caught my eye, but since money is kind of tight I only left with 3 records: Elvis Costello - Everyday I Write The Book, single (1983) Focus - Moving Waves Nova Mob - Admiral Of The Sea (feat. Grant Hart of Husker Du) I feel the need to upload the Focus album, just because it is ridiculously awesome. So here are two albums. I've just discovered Yezda Urfa but have been listening to this Focus album for about a year now. Yezda Urfa - Sacred Babboon (1988) Complex compositions, fast pace, extremely intricate playing. A serious mind bender. For fans of Yes, Gentle Giant, Focus, Camel and dare I say in a more modern sense, ...