Silks, Perfume & Gold
˝Yeah, all those things, responsibility, pressure. It’s a bit stressful. I try and come to terms with it by not thinking about it.˝ – Joe Strummer
PAShTROCh: Shape of the One Thing
“Blacks can sense a racist just as Jews can a Nazi, and Serbs Croats” – Bob Dylan (Robert Allen Zimmerman), awarded with The Nobel Prize in literature for year 2016.
- Shape of the One Thing – Horseback (Dead Ringers 2016)
- Suzieju – Lambchop (How I Quit Smoking 1995)
- Wild Kids Rant – Faun Fables (Born Of The Sun 2016)
- Sportin’ Life – The Lovin’ Spoonful (Do You Believe in Magic 1965)
- War Of The Hearts – Sade (Promise 1985)
- Raw Gold – Beaty Heart (Till the Tomb 2016)
- Fear O The Light – Katie Dey (Flood Network 2016)
- In a Silent Way – Joe Zawinul (Zawinul 1971)
- In Exile – The Pineapple Thief (Your Wilderness 2016)
- I Remember – Scott Seskind (Chance 1991)
- Daddy’s Little Girl – Warfield Spillers (single 1988)
- I Wouldn’t Dream Of It – Joyce Heath (single 1961)
- Stoned – Heavy Drag (Sabana Ghost 2016)
- Why Do We Try (feat. Stokley Williams) – Robert Glasper Experiment (Black Radio 2012)
- Errogie – Smith & Mudd (Gorthleck 2016)
- Joanna – Once (Hush 1981)
- These Windows Are Pistons, Pt. 1 – Sonna (Keep It Together 2016)
- Bluebird – Buffalo Springfield (Again 1967)
- Who Put You Behind the Wheel? – Charlie Hunter (Everybody Has a Plan Until They Get Punched in the Mouth 2016)
- Love At First Sight – Half Japanese (Charmed Life 1989)
- Snow Blind – Judy Henske & Jerry Yester (Farewell Aldebaran 1969)
- Punishment – Jeff the Brotherhood (Zone 2016)
- Crossfire Love – Jamie T (Trick 2016)
- College Music – Gap Dream (This Is Gap Dream 2016)
- Driving (Down) – Angel (single 1982)
- Among the Reeds – Free Time (In Search of Free Time 2016)
- Fearless – Pink Floyd (Meddle 1971)
- Cold Cafe – Karen Marks (single 1981)
- Blair Drager – The Amazing (Ambulance 2016)
- Fill In The Blank – Car Seat Headrest (Teens Of Denial 2016)
autor: Ivan Poljicanin, 14/10/2016
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The Midnight Hour
˝I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality. . . .
