#Robs Records

[trevlad-sounds]

THE MELD WELL 008

1 Lo Five Awareness of Awareness 00:00 2 Sub Sub Past 05:03 3 Albin Eftertext 07:46 4 Camille Saint-Saëns, Jay Chakravorty The Carnival of the Animals- XIII. The Swan (Arr. for Modular & Analogue Synths) 11:27 5 VSILE The Camping Song - AN-2 Remix 14:30 6 Evan Marien Teen Town 13/8 17:24 7 Felix Laband Down The Garden Path 19:52 8 Virgo Tower Of The Dual World 31:53 9 E Ruscha V Carried Away 39:53 10 Helios Fainted Fog 43:03 11 Spirituals You Would've Faked It 47:51 12 GELBART CHRIS MARTIN'S DREAM 53:15 13 LCD Soundsystem Someone Great 55:53 14 Hustleman Cop Transient Visitor 1:02:03 15 Pedrodollar Reality World 1:06:26 16 Tornado Wallace Kingdom Animalia 1:09:38 17 Telemachus Mirleft 1:14:01 18 Panamint Manse Sunrise On Panamint 1:16:28 19 The All Golden The Mandate of the Kingdom of Heaven 1:21:26 20 GLOK Pulsing 1:24:37 21 The Advisory Circle The Blue Energy Programme 1:33:18 22 Roy Comanchero Moon Hike 1:38:40 23 The Sweet Enoughs Cerberus 1:44:56 24 Lovelock We'll See 1:48:08 25 Amber Rose Tamblyn All In Favor Demo 1:51:39 26 Uncle Fido They Love the Snickerdoodles 1:53:10 27 Hello Meteor Built Environments 1:54:59

[bigcitymac]

mac "every sexual fantasty i've ever had coming true rn" mcdonald

[robsheridan]

Nine Inch Nails The Fragile released 25 years ago today. Here’s a 1999 digital camera photodump from the months surrounding the album’s release; a surreal, transformative time in my young life. Words can’t describe what it was like, but these photos and textures bring back the strangest hazy memories that feel like a dream: Not even a year out of high school, moving to New Orleans to work for my heroes as they were in the final year of recording a dense, challenging masterpiece of an album. Not everyone was ready for The Fragile at the time, but it now stands as one of the seminal works of pre-millennium art. If you’ve never experienced it, or haven’t in a while, it deserves a focused, solitary beginning-to-end listening in the highest fidelity, on your best sound system, at the loudest volume.

1: Recording The Fragile, Nothing Studios. 2: Various Fragile concept art by David Carson, Nothing Studios. 3: Gear, Nothing Studios. 4: Early NIN website concept screenshot. 5: Control Room A, Nothing Studios. 6: Live room, Nothing Studios. 7: The Fragile printer proofs, David Carson’s office, NYC. 8: Meeting with David Carson in his office, NYC. 9: Mixes, Nothing Studios. 10: Recording journals, Nothing Studios. 11: Filming the “We’re In This Together” video, Guadalajara, Mexico. 12: Band rehearsals, Bahamas. 13: Gear, Nothing Studios. 14: Robin Finck, Nothing Studios. 15: Charlie Clouser and Danny Lohner, band rehearsals, Nothing Studios. 16: The Day The World Went Away artwork, Nothing Studios. 17: MTV Awards rehearsals, NYC. 18: Skull, Nothing Studios. 19: Control Room B, Nothing Studios. 20: Various images posted to nin dot com teasing The Fragile in the months prior to its release.

[mushyfart]

sometimes babygirl is a 70+ year old man with four ex wives

edit: HES ONLY 65⁉️

[tallyhall-lyrics-that-match]

SCREAMS ROLLS AROUND JUMPS FOR JOY

I KNOW WHAT I'M BUYING NEXT WEEK

[myvinylplaylist]

Linkin Park: Meteora (2003)

2023 Vinyl Reissue

Warner Records

[riphertoshreds]

Joan Jett sometime in the 80s, photographed by Rob Akiyama.

[saramencken]

Joy Division at Kant Kino Berlin 1980. Image : Hermann Vaske

[ruinedholograms]

(2005)

[raineyraven]

okay i'm curious

(not the best piece of media, but the one you like or rewatch or think about the most)

[brokehorrorfan]

Evil Dead Rise's original motion picture soundtrack is available on vinyl for $40 via Waxwork Records. Shipping in July, the score is composed by Stephen McKeon (The Hole in the Ground, Black Mirror).

The 2xLP album is pressed on 180-gram “Deadite & Blood” colored vinyl. It’s housed in a gatefold jacket featuring artwork by Steve Reeves, built-in Necronomicon pages, and printed inner sleeves.

[papa-evershed]

Rob James-Collier as Daniel Watson THE INHERITANCE

[schumigrace]

lewis drops major bombshell with rob and romesh...

[ca-dmv-bot]

Customer: KALIN LOVES ROBERT DMV: KLN LOOKS LIKE KILLING Verdict: DENIED

[daddy-ul]

So, this is a rant. Take it as it is

You know when ppl say "they should replace Lars" bla bla bla yadda yadda?

I am this close to say, fuck it, let's do it, let's put the drummer extraordinarie of your choice with their ass behind the kit and watch.

I would get popcorn and ready myself to some second hand embarrassment. Why?

Because James Hetfield would eat them alive.

Imagine being in the 90s in a studio with James Hetfield in front of you, telling him what riff goes where, what riff is good or not. I'm laughing just thinking about it.

Just-- set aside the fact that none of the others would want to try such experiment, because believe it or not they have fun playing with their friend (shocking). Put this aside and IMAGINE.

Imagine what does it take to create with James Hetfield. And it's not a question of liking the replacement, James gets along with a lot of people, he is friend with a lot of musicians, and it's not even about the chops/skills/creativity.

There aren't a lot of people that could go face to face with James Hetfield and stand their ground. And there are even less people who James would listen to when it's about music, Metallica music.

Even today! He certainly mellowed out, he is more free, more comfortable in his skin, more open etc etc

Go and try to tell him how to create a Metallica song. Please, be my guest, I'll be right here waiting to see the response.

I remember Rob talking about how to approach James for certain topics, his techniques to do so (say THANK YOU to RT for dyers eve live) djkdjjjjd drop your secrets rob!! How did you do it? Share your mojo! Sjdjsjsjs

You see? Even leaving out band dynamics, friendship, trust and all that, who is a head shorter, danish and knows how to say "no" or "do this" to James Hetfield and not getting straight out ignored by him?

Mhhhhhhh, think think think

[myvinylplaylist]

AC/DC: '74 Jailbreak EP (1984)

All titles first released in Australia in February 1975 except jailbreak released in June 1976.

Recorded at Albert Studios, Sydney (Australia).

Atlantic Records