Hey, we're Simon, Leon, and Justin from Fanfarlo.
Hi I'm Cathy from Fanfarlo.
I'm Amos from Fanfarlo.
And we're at Amoeba music store in L.A.
Hollywood.
What's it called? What's In My Bag.
We're doing What's In The Bag.
What is in my bag?
We don't have bags.
What've I got, I got a Miles Davis CD, 'Tutu,' which I had on cassette.
It's a bit 80s, electronic, trumpet.
So I don't know, I haven't listened to it in many years as well.
Hopefully it's not too dated.
I have got Electric Light Orchestra's second album.
It's the one with 'Roll Over Beethoven' on it, which is a song that I don't actually like that much.
But it's got a couple of other really great tunes on it.
Which segues nicely into Kronos Quartet.
They've played stuff by pretty much everyone.
And this is great because they're playing Bollywood music.
So that should be interesting. I haven't actually heard it.
This is called 'OHM: The Early Gurus of Electronic Music.'
This is the special edition version which is
instead of two CDs, it's three CDs and a bonus DVD.
And it's the DVD that I'm quite interested in, for the rare performances and archive footage.
So I look forward to like getting stuck into that.
Yeah, so anyway, I bought only t-shirts
because, kind of a few weeks before leaving for America
I kind of sold all of my CDs and records and books
Because I had all of my music on my computer
which was far more handy for when you're traveling all the time.
And then my computer broke. So now I have no music whatsoever.
And I figured I gotta keep it that way and just go all out and just not own any music.
So all I now do is buy t-shirts of bands that I used to like.
And used to have music by.
So this one is Wolves In The Throne Room, who are a new band.
They're like atmospheric black metal from the States.
There's loads of really great new wave of atmospheric black metal bands from America
and these are one of them. They're awesome. I saw them at South by Southwest last year.
I got a couple of 'for fun' records
just because I had a few bucks to spare. This is Bert Kaempfert.
Famous for 'A Swingin' Safari.'
ESG. Seminal album.
I think I've got it on vinyl somewhere at home, but I want to listen to it in the van.
So I had to get it on CD as well.
I got a really old Fleetwood Mac t-shirt which I think this is kind of...
a t-shirt from like pre-Nicks and Lindsay.
And all I do is listen to Fleetwood Mac at the moment, actually.
I do have Fleetwood Mac on my iPhone and that's all I listen to. They get me through.
Got the latest Yeasayer album.
I'm not yet convinced by these guys but I thought I'd get it.
Maybe it'll swing me one way or the other. So yeah looking forward to that.
Most of the time I just spent looking through bargain bins.
I've got just like loads of old
sort of fairly classic indie record label CDs.
So this is Superchunk, 'The Question Is How Fast.'
The third track on this is '100,000 Fireflies'
which people might know from the Magnetic Fields' version
which is probably one of the best Superchunk covers there is around.
What's a record store gonna do with you saying you're not going to buy any more music?
It's not that I download music. I'm not saying I download any. I don't...
I'm not downloading it illegally. I just, I think I made it quite clear.
Just leeching off us.