What happened to music that meant something?

The Who at the Kingdom or Kiss at the Coliseum.

Where is the Misty Mountain Hop? Where is the smoke on the water?

Where is the Iron man of today. Hey, this is not a out what music is hot and

trending but it takes real experts real adventurers to dig deep and

unearth the true gems. I'm Jim Deregatus and I'm Greg Kott. We've got another

trove of musical buried treasures, plus we review new albums by Brian Eno and First Aid Kit.

That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.

You're listening to Sound Opinions, and Greg, we've been big on Sweden lately you know we did the Swedish world tour part of our world tour series last year we did a show on ABBA not that long ago and now we're going to be talking first aid kits big American major label debut.

That's later on in the show Jim but first we got to dig up some buried treasures.

Professor, what's another word for Pirate Treasure?

Them's my Treasure, and I'm a Buryin' them where no one will know where they're at but me.

Barry! the rat but me. Oh, we love that theme music because it means it's time for a buried treasure episode.

We get to do this a couple of times a year, Greg, where we dig deep, records that are pretty much under the radar.

Some people will have heard of them, but they're not getting huge mainstream exposure, and we think they should.

For one reason or another, we haven't gotten to talk about

them on the show yet so we always have a long list of these piling up both you and

me yes we do Jim and I want to start off with a band out of LA called Ken Walk and that's K-E-N, W-A-K-A-N.

It's derivative of this Filipino term,

which means basically atmosphere, space,

and the reason for the Filipino terminology is that two members of the band are of

Philippine origin, the singer, Christian Batista and the producer guitarist Peter Potendi.

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