Sweet, I had found mine in the mailbox late at night forgetting to check the mail. I believe a package had been delivered on the same day by UPS. It slipped my mind after receiving something already.

Needless to say, it was a very interesting listen in the late evening hours.

Upload men!

go buy it man!

Yeah. Buy it. I mean, c'mon it's put out by the band's own label and it's cheap. Just buy it from them so they can actually recoup the costs of production and eventually make an SYR9.

I have to side w/ stu here. SYR7 is different I believe. The whole no CD copy thing does make a difference in some peoples lives, sadly. So it's a generosity of sorts to go through the trouble of ripping it & sending a download link of say mp3's, not high quality flacs.

Basically just giving the fan chance to hear it is all, but this is really not complicated, $11 CD, 1 track, go buy it.

i have to say that Ive listened it before it was released, and thats the reason why I will buy it...

thieves

there's parts of it that are unbelievable, some parts that are usual sy stuff.

i think it's pretty awesome.

What was yr summary of Kim's trumpet playing? I found it to be simple of course, but I rather like how she fused her vocal/lyrical style composition w/ her trumpet.

Just a thought.

different than "lightnin'" for sure, if that's what you mean.

you know, i just put it on and stopped trying to make up what was making which sound, i just let the whole thing hit me; at some points i was going "damn, this sounds sweet" and took a moment to recognize the saxophone or merzbow's shit, and then i drifted again. i don't remember what i heard or when i heard it, but i like the overall sounds and the structure of it all. at first i thought was too stereotypical sy and feared the worst but after the five minute mark or so, it was fine.

i still need to listen to it more.

Speaking of which, Steve's role in this was very low-key to say the least. He did his usual little drum roles & beats on an SYR-like release, then really just left it to the others to construct the piece.

I've only heard it all the way through once, so I'll have to give it more spins myself.

I need to get this, I am tired of all this pop bullshit I have been listening to.

Yeah, it's not like they only put it out on vinyl only or anything:rolleyes:


You see, that's a joke....even though it DOES fuck everything up as a completist collector.

whatev

Please, for the love of God, see the light.

I will eventually download it from somewhere! Maybe you have to think first that in some other countries the price of a single CD is more expensive of having two days meals, but, hey, what do you care, ha?!

And more last thing, I'm trying to contact to chabib and to mustang@islandnet.com because I tape the Sonic Youth show in Argentina in 2000. Please, guy do I upload it or should I be like those here and ask for money?!

buh, if you're here spending time on the internet I doubt you're starving... and judging by your profile:

Date of Birth:
August 27, 1980 Age:
27 Biography:
Friendly. Sexaholic. Sleepy. Location:
Neuquén, Argentina Interests:
Play the guitar, lot of noise of course. Walk in the afternoon with my girl and my dog. Play the PS2 Occupation:
Quality Control in a construction company

maybe you're the one who has to think first that in some other countries the price of a single CD is more expensive of having two days meals.

in case you were kiddin' (which I doubt, reading your previous post about your taping), it wasn't fun.
remember where we're posting this things, dude.
have a little respect for the work of a band you're supposed to like.

btw, to share your recording there's no need to ask the chrises.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to nicfit again.

Anyone else has the thing that when you import the song to yr itunes the label thing mistakes it for 'the war of the worlds' of 'orson welles'?
Or is this sonic humour?