so i’ve just finished the third revision of my top 100 albums list — which to avoid confusion/arguments is a personal selection, not an attempt at a best of all time list — and to build some interest/excitement in the list beyond myself and the 1-2 other people that have traditionally cared about this i’ve [...]

mp3: east river pipe – where does all the money go?
my ipod is dead. my record player is refusing to play anything below 40-something rpm for whatever reason. i am in the kitchen, searching for a musical hand. i remember that the piles of plastic in my office have applications beyond transferring data to [...]

mp3: east river pipe – prettiest whore …… [buy mel]
i saw an ad this morning for the new green community exhibit at the national building museum featuring, among other things, the hydropower turbines they put in the east river a while back. i’ll probably have to check that out eventually, but it reminded me [...]

mp3: east river pipe – what does t.s. eliot know about you? [link expired]
after picking up east river pipe’s magnificient 1999 album the gasoline age last year, i’ve found myself developing something of an fm cornog obsession. it took me a few spins before i really started to appreciate the gasoline age, and after spending [...]

songs by bands whose names begin with “ea” and are under appreciated, ordered by how much i like them. under appreciatedness levels were determined by last.fm listener data and may be subjective (the eames era are the most listened band on this list with 28,000 listeners, is that too many to qualify?). considering how [...]

mp3: soltero- atlantic city [link expired]

[it's not the stupid springsteen song]
mp3: east river pipe- atlantic city (gonna make a million tonight) [link expired]……….. [buy]

east river pipe’s the gasoline age was one of my favorite older albums that i picked up last year. i mentioned that it was soltero’s professed love for the record that [...]

mp3: east river pipe- all you little suckers [link expired] [buy]

my favorite older record that i picked up this year has got to be east river pipe’s 1999 album the gasoline age. i happened upon it due to an indirect recommendation from soltero’s tim howard, who i had heard talk the thing up [...]