Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Music news Bean Summer's ultimate mixtape
Posted by Chad Radford @ChadRad on Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 2:18 PM
To celebrate CL's annual music issue we asked a random mix of Atlanta tastemakers, critics and promoters to share their greatest playlists.
Bean Summer
Video artist/Lenny's promoter
Top 10 Playlist
1. Roger Miller "Chug-a-lug" Golden Hits
2. Talking Heads "Once in a Lifetime" Best of the Talking Heads
3. Summer Hymns "Trouble" Clemency
4. God Speed You Black Emperor "The Dead Flag Blues" F# A# (Infinity)
5. Alejandro Jodorowsky "Psychedelic Weapons" From the Holy Mountain soundtrack.
6. Beck "Hollywood Freaks" Midnight Vultures
7. John Oswald "Power" 69 Plunderphonics 96
8. Johnny Cash "Busted" Blood, Sweat and Tears
9. Throbbing Gristle-everything they ever did!
10. Thurston Howl III "Still Lives with my Moms," Featuring: Master Fuol-Skillionaire.
Favorite Atlanta-based music act
Anytime the Lazy Indians played at Lenny's Bar they were the worst band in the history of the city. They were politically incorrect, horribly distasteful, rude, hard to deal with, drunk, and Carter (the lead singer) tried to fight the entire crowd at Lenny's each time they played. I hated their name, everything was wrong about this band. They sounded like the worst flipper cover band in history and they possibly broke everything they owned on stage. They could hardly finish a song. They made the Black Lips looks like a boys choir. They were possibly the worst stage band in history besides the G.G. Allin. I have to say they were hands down the my favorite Atlanta-based band because they honestly did not care about anything at all except music as pure experience.
Mixtape Love: CL Music Issue '09
(Photo by Chad Radford)
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