What I've Been Digging Lately

[guitarded_chuck]

It hasn't even been released yet! **** allmusic.
Oi!

I hope they're wrong.

[Zappa]

Completely disagree with ya' on that one Zaphoid.

Who do you nominate in their place? Anyone? Or do you just generally disagree with the idea that TH ruled.

[Tangy zizzle]

No no, I'm quite a Talking Heads fan myself, but I think that's a pretty huge call to make. I wouldn't call them the best band to come out of the 70's.

If I was to pick (and this is hard) I'd probably go with someone like Television, Patti Smith or the Buzzcocks. I dunno though, it's near impossible to make a call like that accurately.

[Little Man being Erased]

Talking Heads is the best band to come out the 70s, in my opinion. What do you think?
That depends on how you classify "to come out of the 70s." If it means they released their debut album in the 70s, then I'd agree that Talking Heads are the best. But if it means they had their prime in the 70s, I'd go with Bowie.

[Tangy zizzle]

Actually yeah, add Bowie and the Modern Lovers to my list. I'd pick Bowie as the most important of that era.

[Tangy zizzle]

Pfft. You can't call Converge a metal band. Well not metal in the same vein as the 'Don. I knows me metal, so don't you argue boy!

[Zappa]

If I was to pick (and this is hard) I'd probably go with someone like Television, Patti Smith or the Buzzcocks. I dunno though, it's near impossible to make a call like that accurately.

Who's talking about accuracy or theoretical importance? I was just saying how I personally feel.

[Tangy zizzle]

Say they're you're favourite, not the best band to come out of the 70's.

To each his own, blah blah blah. ihQThgpijnwrgpwr[oih
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[Daniel!]

Joy Division - Closer
Yo La Tengo - Painful
Minutemen - The Punch Line

[The NPC]

Medications

[YDload]

Not in the same vein, but throat-shredding head-crushing rock is still metal in my book.

In that case I would probably put DEP ahead of anyone else. Then again, I should really just listen to Converge because any metal band good enough for you has to be pretty damn good.

[Daniel!]

Patti Smith - Horses

I want the new 2-disc version of this.

[EightMilesHigh]

Who's talking about accuracy or theoretical importance? I was just saying how I personally feel.

And as they say, opinions are like assholes.

[Dog]

I want the new 2-disc version of this.
It's great.

The Durutti Column - The Return Of The Durutti Column

[YDload]

<33

I'm going to go on record saying that Jane Doe is the most powerful metal album ever. Literally ever. I can't listen to it for too long or my ears hurt.

Neat. I listened to the 30-second allmusic.com sample of the first song and I contended that it would be a lot of fun to listen to (albeit painful).

In other insane band news, my brother is going to a show tonight: DEP, HORSE the band, and BTBAM. Must be fun.

[Daniel!]

Mission of Burma - Vs.
Mission of Burma - ONoffON

I actually enjoy ONoffON more. Something must be wrong with me.

[EightMilesHigh]

Mission of Burma - Vs.
Mission of Burma - ONoffON

I actually enjoy ONoffON more. Something must be wrong with me.

I've been meaning to get into Mission Of Burma. They're kinda artsy post-punk, like Joy Division or Gang Of Four, right? 'Cause I like that stuff.

[Daniel!]

Pretty much. They're really good.

[biografiend]

Animal Collective - Sung Tongs
Animal Collective - Feels

I really forgot how much I dig this band.

[EightMilesHigh]

Animal Collective - Sung Tongs
Animal Collective - Feels

I really forgot how much I dig this band.

I've never really been able to get into them :-/ I'm thinking of givig Sung Tongs another chance.

[br3ad_man]

In that case I would probably put DEP ahead of anyone else. Then again, I should really just listen to Converge because any metal band good enough for you has to be pretty damn good.

No way. Mastodon and Converge pwn DEP. How silly though, that no one has mentioned Isis.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Converge is love.
If you classify that as metal, then that's by far my favourite metal band.

[OrbDragon]

Björk - Debut
Television - Marquee Moon
Kaada - Thank You For Giving Me Your Valuable Time
Morphine - Cure For Pain

[Daniel!]

All things Choking Victim.

[Zappa]

Another Green World by Brian Eno
Pink Flag by Wire
Treasure by Cocteau Twins

The usual, really.

[Happymeal]

Converge - Jane Doe
Converge - You Fail Me
Converge - Unloved and Weeded Out
Auteurs - After Murder Park
The Smiths - The Smiths
Stone Roses - Stone Roses

"Locust Reign" live is pure awesomeness.

[Dog]

The Gist - Embrace The Herd
The Wrens - The Meadowlands

[JonM]

The Wrens - The Meadowlands
I really like that album. It's a shame how bad they were when I saw them.

I'm all things related to cLOUDDEAD, including Why?'s solo album.

[Bartender]

I've been getting interested in Doseone recently actually, based on the one song I've heard him on so far (a guest on Aesop Rock). He's in cLOUDDEAD, yes?

[Anxious]

Minutemen bootlegs.

[pixiesfanyo]

Hot Cross

[Robert Crumb]

I've been getting interested in Doseone recently actually, based on the one song I've heard him on so far (a guest on Aesop Rock). He's in cLOUDDEAD, yes?

That sounds right. But I'm not really big on them Anticon folks. So I wouldn't take my word.

I'm listening to Old Time Relijun's 2012 right now and I must say these guys got one hell of a groove. Like Beefheart, Stooges groove. Primordial dirt falling off brontosaurus bones, dig?

[Bartender]

Well I wasn't much of a fan of what I'd heard so far either, but that's kinda why I'm interested in pursuing Doseone. I suppose I might not like him so much over an Anticon (or Anticon-style) production, but I like him so far.

But yeah, that's only vocals on one song.

[schwypees]

A few years ago I was really into the band Fuel, but somehow I lost their cd's and completely forgot about them. Well I was going through a stack of unlabeled burned cd's the other day and I found the album that has Shimmer on it. What a great song.

[YDload]

Fuel is forgettable mainstream rock, but Shimmer is an ok song I suppose.

[Little Man being Erased]

I listened to The Roots' Phrenology in the car yesterday and today and loved it. And I'm listening to Beck's Odelay right now for the first time and loving it.

[Daniel!]

Fugazi - Steady Diet of Nothing
The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground and Nico
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks

[asymm]

Today as I worked on a Typography assignment:

Vashti Bunyan - Lookaftering
Smog - A River Ain't Too Much To Love (great video from this record (http://www.dragcity.com/video/dc292smogrbr_sm.mov))
Deerhoof - The Runner's Four

[ヴェア ラッセル]

I'm diggin this high school's band rendition of two songs off of DJ Shadow's Endtroducing...

found here:http://musicthing.blogspot.com/2005/09/school-band-play-endtroducing-with.html

It isn't spot on but it was pretty good.

[Dave de Sylvia]

I've been listening to a lot of these albums:

Interpol - Antics
Jeff Buckley - Sketches
Ben Folds - rockin' The Suburbs

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Boom Bip, 13 & God.

[biografiend]

This morning:
Deerhoof - Apple O'
So Many Dynamos - Are We Not Drawn Onward to New Era?

[JonM]

Boom Bip, 13 & God.
I know exactly the mood you're in. I've been listening to Prefuse 73 and cLOUDDEAD for the same reasons.

[Luxor]

I saw Protest The Hero last night. They weren't bad.

I realized I really only liked their new album for like, 2 days.

[Happymeal]

I saw Protest The Hero last night. They weren't bad.

I realized I really only liked their new album for like, 2 days.

Yeah it didn't live up to the hype, if there was any.

Yesterday and today I listened to

The Flaming Lips
Refused
William Shatner
Pretty Girls Make Graves
Desert Sessions

[Interstate]

Lee Morgan - The Sidewinder
Charles Mingus - The Black Saint & The Sinner Lady

Cool, cool day.

[Zappa]

Lee Morgan - The Sidewinder
Charles Mingus - The Black Saint & The Sinner Lady

Cool, cool day.

What a huge contrast between albums of the same era and genre. Neat.

[JonM]

Electropop from cold places.

[TalkingHead]

Mogwai - Mr. Beast

Just got it and I'm loving it.

JonM check your mali thread.

[Robert Crumb]

Otis Redding
Old Time Relijun
Minutemen

[TalkingHead]

Think kraftwerk and meets Mogwai during Come On Die Young.

I suck at comparisons, but I'm really enjoying it alot.

Email me if you want it

mike.the.talking.head@gmail.com

[Dog]

Young Marble Giants - Colossal Youth
Old Time Relijun - Songbook Volume 1

[EightMilesHigh]

Otis Redding


Me too :)

[Anxious]

Bad Brains-Rock for Light
Butthole Surfers-Locust Abortion Technician

[Daniel!]

Joy Division - Closer
U-Roy - Rasta Ambassador
Sly & Robbie/King Tubby - Absolute Best: Dub

[Luxor]

Explosions In the Sky
Travels In Constants for me.

[pixiesfanyo]

Kayo Dot - Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue

[pixiesfanyo]

Those Who Tell the Truth... for me.


Track # 2, is magical.

[el doctor]

Kayo Dot - Dowsing Anemone With Copper TongueOpinion on it?

[pixiesfanyo]

Opinion on it?

I only have listened to it once. But it seems alot more fluid than Choirs.

[TalkingHead]

Smog - A River Ain't Too Much To Love (great video from this record (http://www.dragcity.com/video/dc292smogrbr_sm.mov))


Smog is fantastic. Have you heard Knock Knock? Amazing story telling and instrumentation.

Listenign to

Nile - In Their Darkened Shrines
Erid Dolphy - Out To Lunch

[Bartender]

Jon Poole - What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body?

I'm not the biggest Zappa fan (one album and a bunch of downloaded tracks, so far), but this sounds pretty good so far. Especially considering the equipment he had with which to make it.

[YDload]

I'm downloading Marquee Moon now. I'm sure I'll enjoy it :)

[EightMilesHigh]

Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children

That's a sweet album. I would never be able to describe Boards Of Canada for someone who had never heard of them.

I'm downloading Marquee Moon now. I'm sure I'll enjoy it :)

Oh, you will. If you're anything like me. Which you aren't.


:-/

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Perfect Speed by 13 & God is a good song.

I've been listening to The Unicorns, Casino Versus Japan, and some Ben Folds song about my city.

[Daniel!]

Patti Smith - Horses
Black Flag - In My Head

[Zappa]

Sabnack, a really rockin' band from Osaka, Japan.

I saw them at my local venue tonight and was moved to dance like a criminal.

[EightMilesHigh]

Sabnack, a really rockin' band from Osaka, Japan.

I saw them at my local venue tonight and was moved to dance like a criminal.

A smooth criminal, at that.

[TalkingHead]

Nujabes - Modal Soul

Nujabes new cd, my friend in Japan just sent it to me. Metaphorical Music pales in comparison. My pick for album of the year.

Also

M. Ward - Transistor Radio

[YDload]

I'm downloading Marquee Moon now. I'm sure I'll enjoy it :)

One and a half songs in and it already kicks ***. People who know how to play their instruments = :cool:

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

fIREHOSE - Ragin' Full On
Broken Social Scene - EP To Be You and Me

[asdf]

I'd say quite a bit of Sigur Ros and Slint. I'm thinking of buying Slint on Vinyl, seeing as I just saw it at the brand new record store in my neighborhood. I'm not sure if it's really a good idea, seeing as I'm not really a vinyl collector. Wish I was, though.

[Interstate]

What a huge contrast between albums of the same era and genre. Neat.

I'm starting to think The Sidewinder is one of my favourite jazz albums (although I'm not exactly an expert). Once my internet is back to its proper speed I will go on a downloading spree.

[Dog]

Michael Gira & Dan Matz - What We Did
Maureen Tucker - Playin' Possum

[ATM]

Captain Beefheart

[Zappa]

I'm starting to think The Sidewinder is one of my favourite jazz albums (although I'm not exactly an expert). Once my internet is back to its proper speed I will go on a downloading spree.

It's a hot one. If you dig Lee's style (as you seem to), I would recommend some Clifford Brown & Max Roach recordings, if you've got none. Clifford was the king of hard-bop trumpet. He's got less of that SOUL feel that Lee does well, but he's truly astounding. Most trumpet players exposed to Brownie's short career in the 50s took on his style.

There's more great Lee on Moanin' and A Night In Tunisia by Art Blakey, as well as his own Cornbread.

[EightMilesHigh]

It's a hot one. If you dig Lee's style (as you seem to), I would recommend some Clifford Brown & Max Roach recordings, if you've got none. Clifford was the king of hard-bop trumpet. He's got less of that SOUL feel that Lee does well, but he's truly astounding. Most trumpet players exposed to Brownie's short career in the 50s took on his style.

There's more great Lee on Moanin' and A Night In Tunisia by Art Blakey, as well as his own Cornbread.

I need to remember those names, as I am getting into jazz as of late.

[guitarded_chuck]

Just picked up Ryan Adams - Jacksonville City Nights. Sounds great. I like some songs more than others. It's a totally pure country album though, so it'll probably have to grow on me a bit. Can't wait for 29.

[TalkingHead]

Miles Davis - Birth Of the Cool
Ryan Adams - 29
John Legend - Get Lifted
Opeth - Blackwater Park

[Wanker]

Miles Davis - Birth Of the Cool
Ryan Adams - 29
John Legend - Get Lifted
Opeth - Blackwater Park

*Is listening to The Landlord Is Dead*

I've been diggin

EP To Be You And Me by Broken Social Scene
Pink Flag by Wire (again)
and Wolf Parade even more

[JonM]

I've been finding Toots & The Maytals really exciting lately. I'm very much a roots reggae kind of guy, but the little something extra in their tunes, also in some Peter Tosh tunes, really works for me, know what I'm sayin?

[TalkingHead]

*Is listening to The Landlord Is Dead*
That cd will forever by the soundtrack to my life. I cant wait for DMST's new cd next year.

And have you heard the new Mogwai?!!!!

and I cant get enough of Apologies To The Queen Mary

[Wanker]

And have you heard the new Mogwai?!!!!

Is that the Government thingy?

If it is, then nah, I haven't listened to it yet. Too much other stuff to sort through right now. Plus, I don't think anyone at my school has it to gank off of.

[TalkingHead]

Is that the Government thingy?
No no my friend, the new Mogwai, as in Mogwai - Mr. Beast that is suposed to be released next year.

Dont you just love leaks? Whenever you have some free time, email me and I'll send it to ya.

[Wanker]

No no my friend, the new Mogwai, as in Mogwai - Mr. Beast that is suposed to be released next year.

Dont you just love leaks? Whenever you have some free time, email me and I'll send it to ya.

:shifty:

Fakeplastictrees86@yahoo.com

[asymm]

No no my friend, the new Mogwai, as in Mogwai - Mr. Beast that is suposed to be released next year.

Dont you just love leaks? Whenever you have some free time, email me and I'll send it to ya.

The leak being passed around has skips/corruption issues on "Friends of the Night" and is missing the last track. Just a forewarning.

[asymm]

Today:

SPUNK - En Aldeles Forferdelig Sykdom
Arne Nordheim - Dodeka
The Hold Steady - Separation Sunday

[Happymeal]

Pleasure Forever are a great band. Or at least what I've heard in Alter.

[YDload]

Television- Marquee Moon

I've never heard anyone comment on the bass in this album; it's fantastic. Then again, nobody cares about bass in A/I except me :(

[el doctor]

I think the bass complements the guitar parts perfectly, but the guitar is just so domineeringly awesome that the bass gets pushed aside most of the time.

[YDload]

I pay more attention to the basslines because I want to be able to play them. It's not like there are any tabs for them because the bass is really all over the place and it would be too tedious for someone to tab out a whole song :(

[sketchyjoe]

Vital Information - Come On In

Awesome Jazz-Fusion album.


Husker Du - Zen Arcade

One of the best album of the 80s hands down.

[Zappa]

<--Bill Evans

[Anxious]

Husker Du - Zen Arcade

One of the best album of the 80s hands down.
I'd say so too.

Gang of Four- Solid Gold

****ing Rocks

[Bartender]

The Pogues

In preparation for this coming Friday.

[EightMilesHigh]

The Pogues

In preparation for this coming Friday.

I almost bought If I Should Fall With Grace From God today :(

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Pavement - Slanted And Enchanted
Of Montreal - The Sunlandic Twins
The Postal Service - Give Up
A Silver Mount Zion - Born Into Trouble As The Sparks Fly Upward

[The NPC]

Trusty
Brick Layer Cake

[Bukowski]

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Adolescents - s/t
Slowdive - Souvlaki
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
John Coltrane - Soultrane

For so long i thought Loveless was very overrated. My opinion has changed, it's really great.

[Daniel!]

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Clifford Brown - The Beginning and the End

[Zappa]

Dave Brubeck - Time Out

It's been a loooong time since I played htis. So perfectly timeless. Get the pun?

[The NPC]

What is this jazz night or something?

Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come

[Bukowski]

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme

What's this like? I'm on a JC kick right now, i need more albums.

Musicians with those initials tend to kick ***.

[Zappa]

A Love Supreme is like a ton of passion somehow managing not to manifest itself at all.

[The NPC]

A Love Supreme is like a ton of passion somehow managing not to manifest itself at all.

Well it is "a gift" to "God" in a sense since Coltrane saw the "light" after he got off of his drug addiction.

[Zappa]

But it's some of the coldest music around.

[The NPC]

But it's some of the coldest music around.

That's probably due to the duel nature of the album which in many ways praises a "higher being" and the intropective punishment of himself for allowing himself to go.

[Daniel!]

This conversation is making me feel smarter by just reading it.

Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch

[Dave de Sylvia]

The Pogues

In preparation for this coming Friday.
h8u

Butch Walker
Izzy Stradlin
Jeff Buckley
usual stuff

[Luxor]

The Olivia Tremor Control
The Beatles
The Apples In Stereo
Circulatory System

Mmmm...

[BillCosby]

Beck - "Sea Change"
Fantomas - "Delirium Cordia"
Cursive - "Domestica"
And a few The Good Life songs.

[YDload]

Hey BC do you think HORSE the band, Between the Buried and Me, and Dillinger Escape Plan is a good concert bill? Because my brother went to it and I bet it was entertaining :(

[EightMilesHigh]

Hey BC do you think HORSE the band, Between the Buried and Me, and Dillinger Escape Plan is a good concert bill? Because my brother went to it and I bet it was entertaining :(

That sounds so sweet. I'd love to see DEP live.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Foxy people with horns and stuff, in the 70s.

[br3ad_man]

The new Kayo Dot is incredible. The first track on it is by far the most depressing song I have ever heard. It's insane how depressing it is.

[pixiesfanyo]

The new Kayo Dot is incredible. The first track on it is by far the most depressing song I have ever heard. It's insane how depressing it is.

I love how the vocals get worse and worse through out that track. It's pretty brilliant. I'd say the last track or track 2 are my favorites.

[3rdplanet]

Oceansize - Everyone into Position, what a record.

[Anxious]

John Coltrane-Interstellar Space


WONDERFUL

[sketchyjoe]

Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back
Eddie Izzard - Circle

[Daniel!]

Gary Burton/Makoto Ozone - Virtuosi
Milt Jackson - Sunflower

Gary Burton is incredible.

[Interstate]

Charles Mingus - Blues & Roots
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - A Night In Tunisia

[Tangy zizzle]

Been up since 6, and I have dug the following.

Ted Leo & Rx - Shake the Sheets (I could die happy listening to this disc man)
Rye Coalition - The Lipstick Game
Hot Snakes - Suicide Invoice (on the walk to the shop to buy smokes, oh riggghht)
Edan - Beauty and the Beat

[Little Man being Erased]

Just picked up Ryan Adams - Jacksonville City Nights. Sounds great. I like some songs more than others. It's a totally pure country album though, so it'll probably have to grow on me a bit. Can't wait for 29.
Looking forward to 29 too. Not long to go now. About a week, in fact. :)

Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Beck - Odelay
The Smiths
I Heart Hiroshima

[sketchyjoe]

Eddie Izzard: One of the funniest comedians around.
Madeline Adams: Sweet folk singer with a lovely voice.

[Anxious]

1 Alex Drosen 23
2 contaminated geritol 16
2 Tom Waits 16
2 Butthole Surfers 16
5 Minutemen 11
6 Orange Juice 10
7 Mission of Burma 9
8 fIREHOSE 8
8 Gang of Four 8
10 A Tribe Called Quest 7
10 Minor Threat 7
10 The Zombies 7
10 Hüsker Dü 7
14 The Tape-beatles 6

[Dog]

1 Half Japanese 49
2 The Flaming Lips 44
3 NUJABES 29
4 Young Marble Giants 23
5 Old Time Relijun 21
6 Minutemen 17
7 Mission of Burma 15
7 Dr. Octagon 15
7 The Durutti Column 15
7 Pixies 15

[Zappa]

1 Brian Eno 31
2 Wire 23
3 Hüsker Dü 22
4 Neu! 20
5 Talking Heads 15
6 Mogwai 12
7 Nick Drake 11
8 Bauhaus 10
9 Saccharine Trust 9
10 Sabnack 8

Says scrobbler, but I know I listened to more Wire than that.

Also: It's good to see I still gots fans.

[Dog]

Yeah, it's really flakey in picking up songs that play under two minutes. Annoying.

[br3ad_man]

I love how the vocals get worse and worse through out that track. It's pretty brilliant. I'd say the last track or track 2 are my favorites.

Yeah, they sound like a suicidal Mike Patton. Track 2 is my favourite.

1 The Decemberists 24
2 Animal Collective 23
3 The Jolly Rogers 22
4 Sigur Rós 19
5 Antony and the Johnsons 18
6 Belle and Sebastian 15
7 Architecture in Helsinki 14
8 Metric 13
8 Nada Surf 13
10 Archer Prewitt 12

[sketchyjoe]

1 American Steel 90
2 Bob Dylan 86
3 Melt-Banana 54
4 Old Crow Medicine Show 49
5 the dead pets 42
6 Hank Williams 39
7 Booker T. & The MG's 35
8 Hüsker Dü 34
8 The World/Inferno Friendship Society 34
10 Discount 27
11 Dwarves 26
12 Bill Hicks 25
12 The Dickies 25
14 Stockyard Stoics 24
15 Kings of Nuthin' 23
16 The Jimi Hendrix Experience 22
16 Blind Willie McTell 22
18 Max Levine Ensemble 18
18 Dead Kennedys 18
20 Mischief Brew 15

[pixiesfanyo]

1 Hot Cross 59
2 Thrice 47
3 Murder By Death 40
4 A Tribe Called Quest 22
5 Saetia 17
6 Pavement 16
6 Explosions in the Sky 16
8 Kayo Dot 15
9 Sigur Rós 14
10 Stephen Malkmus 11

[Little Man being Erased]

I didn't listen to a single song on my computer in the last week.

[br3ad_man]

1 Hot Cross 59
2 Thrice 47
3 Murder By Death 40
4 A Tribe Called Quest 22
5 Saetia 17
6 Pavement 16
6 Explosions in the Sky 16
8 Kayo Dot 15
9 Sigur Rós 14
10 Stephen Malkmus 11

That's a fair bit of Kayo Dot.

[pixiesfanyo]

That's a fair bit of Kayo Dot.

Yeah, and I listened to it more. Audioscrobbler is messed up.

[br3ad_man]

It definitely is. I listened to way more music that what came out on my profile.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

1 Sigur Rós 192
2 Elliott Smith 153
3 Broken Social Scene 150
4 Boards of Canada 60
5 Neon Blonde 52
6 Clap Your Hands Say Yeah 31
7 The Mars Volta 28
8 The Postal Service 25
8 The Blood Brothers 25
10 Wolf Parade 22

That's a lot of songs. More than usual.

And I've been loving the remix of Becks album Guero, it's so much better than Guero. Definitely better than that DFA1979 remix album where they didn't change much. In this, each band wrote completely different songs to go around his original vocals.

[Dave de Sylvia]

Finally updated:

1 Skid Row 69
2 Soundgarden 51
3 Butch Walker 39
4 Lindsay Lohan 37
5 Ben Folds 34
6 Izzy Stradlin 29
7 Jellyfish 22
8 Otis Redding 20
9 Jeff Buckley 19
9 The Wildhearts 19
9 Michael Jackson 19

Kewl.

[Zappa]

Finally updated:

1 Skid Row 69
2 Soundgarden 51
3 Butch Walker 39
4 Lindsay Lohan 37
5 Ben Folds 34
6 Izzy Stradlin 29
7 Jellyfish 22
8 Otis Redding 20
9 Jeff Buckley 19
9 The Wildhearts 19
9 Michael Jackson 19

Kewl.

Wow you have bad taste.

:-*

[Luxor]

1 Queens of the Stone Age 99
2 The Olivia Tremor Control 15
3 The Number Twelve Looks Like You 14
4 Sufjan Stevens 12
4 Champion 12
6 Death Cab for Cutie 11
6 On the Might of Princes 11
6 Neutral Milk Hotel 11
9 Jaga Jazzist 10
9 Pedro the Lion 10

Tis a lot of QOTSA

[Dave de Sylvia]

Wow you have bad taste.

:-*
Hey I only do it to be unique :cool:

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

It took me a while to notice the Lindsay Lohan there. :p

[Dave de Sylvia]

I don't know why, she's an important artist :p

I can't really explain the boybandishness of my list.

[Daniel!]

1 Minutemen 74
2 Choking Victim 72
3 Joy Division 37
4 Dennis Brown 23
5 Patti Smith 22
5 Mission of Burma 22
7 Pogues with Joe Strummer 21
8 Tom Waits 16
9 Black Flag 14
10 The Pogues 13

[JonM]

1 Ani DiFranco 47
2 Quasimoto 27
3 Matisyahu 19
4 John Frusciante 18
5 Utah Phillips 17
5 Various Rwandan Artists 17
7 Devendra Banhart 16
8 Laura Veirs 13
8 Jana Hunter 13
8 The Notwist 13

[asdf]

A strange mix of Against Me! and Zappa today. Prepairing myself for the Against Me! concert on wednesday, and prepairing myself for our annual Zappa party on the 21st.

[CarnageFairy]

M83 is good.


Profound, eh?

[ヴェア ラッセル]

1The Shins 27
2The Beatles19
3Bob Dylan15
4At the Drive-In13
5Explosions in the Sky8
6Riverside6
7Sigur Rós5
7Ted Leo and The Pharmacists5
9The Roots4
9Amina4

I'm actually dissapointed by the songs I heard from the roots.

[YDload]

Marquee Moon is so ****ing awesome. The album as a whole, but also the title track. Maybe it's cliched to call it the best song there, I don't know. But it is.

[Daniel!]

Old Crow Medicine Show - O.C.M.S.
Marquee Moon is so ****ing awesome.
duh.

[Tangy zizzle]

Shall I name 10? or 20? or perhaps 50?

[el doctor]

Oh and I'm listening to Cream because I saw the reunion concert on TV and it was great.Ginger Baker looks pretty damn scary these days.

The Minders - The Future's Always Perfect

[Happymeal]

My friend told me about Murs last night and I'm jealous.

Just got the new Kayo Dot so yeah I'll be listening to that as well.

[Little Man being Erased]

Jeff Buckley - Mystery White Boy Tour '95-'96

This album may be selling me on him. It's a lot rawer than Grace and it sounds excellent.
Have you heard Sketches...?

[BillCosby]

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Give It Back

[Little Man being Erased]

Well, if you like the rawness of Mystery White Boy, you will more than likely love Sketches. You should check it out.

[EightMilesHigh]

Oh and I'm listening to Cream because I saw the reunion concert on TV and it was great.

Cream is amazing. One of the best bands of the '60s IMO. Short-lived, but hugely influential and one of the first real hard rock bands.

[Daniel!]

Old Crow Medicine Show - Eutaw
NoMeansNo - Wrong
Television - Marquee Moon

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Vashti Bunyan - Lookaftering
Gorillaz - S/T

[Doctor D.]

1 Moistboyz 36
2 TISM 32
3 MF Grimm 29
4 GWAR 25
5 P -- 1995 22
6 The Residents 16
6 ariel pink's haunted graffiti 5 16
8 Mr. Dead 15
9 Butthole Surfers 14
9 MF Doom 14

[Bukowski]

Bad Brains - s/t
X - Wild Gift
Lightning Bolt - Wonderful Rainbow
The Stooges - Funhouse
Minutemen - The Punch Line
Dwarves - Horror Stories

[JonM]

I'm actually dissapointed by the songs I heard from the roots.
Listen to the old records. They used to be unfreakingbelievable, and now they're just good.

[Agitated_Barry]

1. The Fiery Furnaces
2. The Long Blondes
3. The Mystery Jets

[Zappa]

Ginger Baker looks pretty damn scary these days.


Are you nuts? He's looked like a corpse since 1967. I was surprised that he looked as relatively alive as he did.

I'm digging Violator by Depeche Mode.

[Kyle]

MF Doom 14good stuff:thumb:

[guitarded_chuck]

Whiskeytown - Stranger's Almanac

[asymm]

SPUNK - En Aldeles Forferdelig Sykdom
David Cross - It's Not Funny
Luna - Bewitched
The National - Cherry Tree EP
Iron and Wine / Calexico - In The Reins EP

[Ornery Cephalopod]

Lots and lots of Electric Wizard. Mostly the first 3 albums, but a little bit of everything overall.

And also Dead Meadow. Shivering King and Others and Feathers. I needs to get me some more of their albums.

[Happymeal]

And also Dead Meadow. Shivering King and Others and Feathers. I needs to get me some more of their albums.

Fantastic. I can't wait to hear what they come up next.

[br3ad_man]

Kayo Dot - Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue

What were your thoughts?

[Daniel!]

Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land: The Asch Recordings, Vol. 1
Old Crow Medicine Show - O.C.M.S.
Old Crow Medicine Show - Eutaw
Bob Dylan - Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

[br3ad_man]

City of Caterpillar.

[OrbDragon]

Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant
Mercury Rev - Deserter Songs
The Beatles - Revolver
Aphex Twin - Drukqs
Elliott Smith - Roman Candle

[pixiesfanyo]

A Silver Mt. Zion - Horses in the Sky
M. Ward - Transistor Radio
M. Ward - The Transfiguration of Vincent

[Wanker]

1 Iron & Wine 107
2 Set Fire to Flames 92
3 The Arcade Fire 66
4 Explosions in the Sky 64
5 Godspeed You! Black Emperor 62
6 Flying Saucer Attack 45
7 Wolf Parade 43
8 Mogwai 26
9 Do Make Say Think 24
10 A Silver Mt. Zion 22

Meh, the usual. Not that I'm getting bored of it or anything.

[Kyle]

I actually got into Rage Against the Machine again, it's kind of odd but I'm really liking Renegades and the Self titled right now. How I Could Just Kill a Man is pretty amazing and most of the riffs are really fun to learn on guitar.

[JonM]

You should learn "Killing In The Name." That's one of the most fun songs I ever learned, but I haven't played it in probably four years, and I don't remember it all now. I know it's in drop D though.

[TalkingHead]

Thee Silver Mount Revees - Live In Paris
(Spanking fresh new material, and it's amazing. AMSZ never sounded better. Their new cd will rule everything)

Jose Gonzalez - Veneer
(Devendra Banhart without the freaky bits. If you like Sun Kil Moon you will love this)

World's End Girlfriend - The Lie Lay Land

and thanks to JonM's avy, I'm currently listening to Matisyahu - Live At Stubbs and recalling how great that man was when I saw him live.

[TalkingHead]

M. Ward - Transistor Radio

How are you liking that one?

[Sound Boy]

Todays albums:

Spoon - Kill the Moonlight
Blonde Redhead - misery is a butterfly
Soul Coughing - Irresistible Bliss
A Perfect Circle - Emotive
The Prize Fighter Inferno - Inventing the Scene

[pixiesfanyo]

How are you liking that one?

I've had it for a long time.

It's a great album. I usually don't like things like it, but it's such a group of solid songs. Plus his voice is fantastic.

[Robert Crumb]

X
TVP
PE
ODB
BIJMUWNWBaGA

[Kyle]

You should learn "Killing In The Name." That's one of the most fun songs I ever learned, but I haven't played it in probably four years, and I don't remember it all now. I know it's in drop D though.That is one of the songs I learnt:thumb: I love that riff in the verses, it's really cool. I havn't played any 'riff rock' on guitar in ages so it's kind of refreshing to play this stuff.

[Ornery Cephalopod]

Devandra Banhart - Nino Rojo

[YDload]

I actually got into Rage Against the Machine again, it's kind of odd but I'm really liking Renegades and the Self titled right now. How I Could Just Kill a Man is pretty amazing and most of the riffs are really fun to learn on guitar.

Meh, the Cypress Hill version was just fine. But RATM has the best riffs ever, and they're always doubled by the bass so they're fun for me to learn as well. Know Your Enemy = the best riff ever.

[JonM]

Devandra Banhart - Nino Rojo
Yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay

Every time I hear that album for the rest of my life, and it will be many times, I will remember this semester in vivid detail.

[Ornery Cephalopod]

Yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay

Every time I hear that album for the rest of my life, and it will be many times, I will remember this semester in vivid detail.

I wasn't diggin' it a whole lot at first, but last night I put it on before falling asleep. It worked much better in that situation. Dig+.

But there wasn't much dig on the Cripple Crow I put on right after that, other than a few songs. Methinks I need to check out some more of his older stuff.

[Little Man being Erased]

The Who - The Who Sell Out

[BillCosby]

John Coltrane - Giant Steps

[Robert Crumb]

Bill Evans Trio - Waltz for Debbie

First time with this. "Milestones" is pretty amazing.

[Parfait]

Bill Evans Trio - Waltz for Debbie

First time with this. "Milestones" is pretty amazing.

You'll most likely feel that way about the whole record soon enough.

In my case, remove the word "pretty" and replace it with "really."

[Robert Crumb]

You'll most likely feel that way about the whole record soon enough.

I think so. I think I'll just put it on repeat for the rest of the afternoon.

[Bukowski]

The Who - Tommy
Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance

[TalkingHead]

Idaho - The Lone Guman

Folk with a nice dose of ambience.

[JonM]

I wasn't diggin' it a whole lot at first, but last night I put it on before falling asleep. It worked much better in that situation. Dig+.

But there wasn't much dig on the Cripple Crow I put on right after that, other than a few songs. Methinks I need to check out some more of his older stuff.
I think NR and RitH are far and away the best, but that doesn't mean I don't love all the other things, CC included.

[pixiesfanyo]

His cd with Xiu Xiu is interesting.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Mogwai - Mr. Beast
Pixies - Doolittle

[Anxious]

Commercial Album
EVOL

[The NPC]

It's been an Electric Warrior by ol' T-Rex kind of day.

[Doctor D.]

I've finally sat down and listend to Gary Wilson. My jaw has hit the ground and I can't scoop it back up. I'd like to. But I can't.

Thats right.

[Dog]

Yeah Gary Wilson is great.

David Thomas And Foreigners - Bay City
Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream Of Trains

[EightMilesHigh]

It's been an Electric Warrior by ol' T-Rex kind of day.

I need to get something by T. Rex soon. I've only heard Bang A Gong, and everyone loves that song.

[Parfait]

Electric Warrior makes plenty of fun.

I listened to a lot of Bill Evans today, because of Robert Crumb.

[asymm]

Mogwai - Mr. Beast (Found a high quality leak)
- Quite good. Definitely different than Happy Songs... I'm enjoying the dynamics and the heightened use of electronics/vocals (surprised?).

Love Is All - 9 Times That Same Song
- I'm not actually enjoying this. It's mediocre at best.

[TwentyTwelve]

hey guys i just wanted to reachout to some new people about my band 2012 it's a blend of experimental alternative techno, its really a new breed of sound altogether you can check out some songs off my new album "vision" at www.myspace.com/2012vision

[YDload]

Sorry, but the members of this forum are not particularly interested in hearing your music. We prefer to form a community and get to know each other's music tastes/interests better so that any sharing of one's personal compositions are more meaningful than a random link given by a stranger whose sole purpose is to whore out their band or project. Try again later.


(copy and paste this anytime someone does the same thing)

[pixiesfanyo]

Funeral Diner - The Underdark

[JonM]

I Am Digging Jose Gonzalez.

[Little Man being Erased]

Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow

Seeing them tomorrow night. :cool:

[biografiend]

Cody Chestnutt - The Headphone Masterpiece
Iron & Wine - The Creek Drank the Cradle

The latter really is perfect for winter. <33333

[Daniel!]

Television - Marquee Moon
Television - The Blow Up
Television - Adventure

[asymm]

Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow
Mogwai - Mr. Beast
Serena-Maneesh - Serena-Maneesh

[Doctor D.]

Who is he?

It's really hard for me to try and describe him so.....

The brain-damaged electro-funk of Gary Wilson was new wave when the label was still mainly used to categorize punk acts with a sweet tooth for pop. Completely ahead of his time, Wilson used chilly synthesizers and bizarre sound effects and samples to tell his odd tales of love and sex. In 1977, Wilson recorded his debut LP You Think You Really Know Me in the basement of his parents' house in Endicott, NY. Home tapings started becoming prevalent in the '90s, but in the late '70s, Wilson was an indie pioneer, releasing a strange lo-fi record that eventually influenced Beck. Moreover, the LP inspired Olympia, WA, college radio station KAOS to spin underground artists, helping to cultivate a taste for non-commercial music that later gave birth to K Records and Sub Pop. Legendary Seattle DJ Stephen Rabow even presented one of Wilson's gigs in the early '80s. Wilson toured with his group, the Blind Dates, at times covering their bodies on-stage with flour. But the masses were not ready for Wilson's eccentricities. Wilson did not release a follow-up to You Think You Really Know Me; nevertheless, the album's cult status grew as years passed. Finally, in 2003, Motel Records released Forgetten Lovers, a follow-up album of sorts assembled from Wilson's previously unreleased material, rarities, and vinyl-only pressings from 1973 to 1982, further solidifying Wilson's stance as the unsung hero of indie rock. The new record Mary Had Brown Hair was released in 2004 on Stones Throw.


God Love the internet.

[Luxor]

Funeral Diner - The Underdark
Me too.

Plus Envy and Internal Affairs.

[OrbDragon]

Devendra Banhart - Cripple Crow
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
Tricky - Maxinquaye
MissAntartica - Lost Electricity
The Delgados - The Great Eastern
Yo La Tengo - Fakebook

[sketchyjoe]

Good Clean Fun - Positively Positive

It's like Gorilla Biscuits reformed but with jokes. Good jokes.

Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose

Listening to their latest after this reminds me how far they've fallen.

[EonBlueApcolyps]

the Blood Brothers - Burn Piano Island, Burn

[Dave de Sylvia]

I've been listening to lots of Christmas stuff on the radio. And Phil Collins. Every radio station around here plays Phil Collins, Phil Collins and more Phil Collins in the run-up to Phil Collins Hour.

[The NPC]

Electric Warrior makes plenty of fun.

I listened to a lot of Bill Evans today, because of Robert Crumb.

That it does dear sir.

[el doctor]

Serena-Maneesh - Serena-ManeeshI tend to lose interest in it at times, but all in all, I've really enjoyed that album. "Drain Cosmetics" is the perfect opener.

Tenacious D - Tenacious D
Neu! - Neu! 75

And to add to the T. Rex discussion, Electric Warrior has one of the most appropriate covers ever.

[The NPC]

I tend to lose interest in it at times, but all in all, I've really enjoyed that album. "Drain Cosmetics" is the perfect opener.

Tenacious D - Tenacious D
Neu! - Neu! 75

And to add to the T. Rex discussion, Electric Warrior has one of the most appropriate covers ever.

Ha yeah, it's actually one of my favorite covers aswell.

P.S. Damn it, I love DOA.

[morrissey]

I've been listening to lots of Christmas stuff on the radio. And Phil Collins. Every radio station around here plays Phil Collins, Phil Collins and more Phil Collins in the run-up to Phil Collins Hour.
Everywhere I go I hear Christmas music, but I have yet to hear "Fairytale of New York" anywhere in public. I'm convinced no one knows it in Canada.

[Dave de Sylvia]

They hate America I think. Anything with New York in the title is a no-no; they just ally themselves with the terrorists and listen to happy ramadan tunes instead.

[morrissey]

They hate America I think. Anything with New York in the title is a no-no; they just ally themselves with the terrorists and listen to happy ramadan tunes instead.
We stand up for our beliefs, what can I say.

[Dave de Sylvia]

Allahu Ackbar is the usual slogan.

[Little Man being Erased]

Billy Bragg - Talking With the Taxman about Poetry
Blackalicious - The Craft

[liveevil]

i saw DEP, BTBAM, and HORSE a couple weeks ago... it was good, but people tell me DEP's old singer was better. I'm a tool, so i'll blindly agree with them.

The day after i went to seed the appleseed cast. a band called piglet (they were kinda "instrumental-indie-math-post-something-core" or whatever you wanna call it) opened up for them and kind of stole the show. so i've been listening to alot of them lately, along with volta do mar and ghosts and vodka... as well with appleseed cast.

[biografiend]

Piglet are playing a show with my friend's band next month. They sound interesting, I might have to check them outtt.

Death Cab for Cutie - We have the Facts and We're Voting Yes
Laurie Anderson - Big Science

The Laurie Anderson is very interesting and intriguing but quite good so far.

[Dave de Sylvia]

Plath, who's in your avatar?
Izzy Stradlin, whose new (disappointing) album I've been listening to today.

[Tangy zizzle]

The Bronx - The Bronx

[Happymeal]

Leftover Crack - **** World Trade
MBV - Loveless

Also I'm trying out 2012 by Old Time Relijun, it sounds fresh so far. It's the first I've heard from them. One of the more unique albums of 2005 (no-wave revival?)? I think so.

[Daniel!]

Talking Heads - Talking Heads: 77
Television - Live at the Old Waldorf

[EightMilesHigh]

Rage Against The Machine - Evil Empire.

I am re-discovering my love for RATM. I listened to People Of The Sun today and it made me want to punch a hole in my wall.

[The NPC]

Rage Against The Machine - Evil Empire.

I am re-discovering my love for RATM. I listened to People Of The Sun today and it made me want to punch a hole in my wall.

It's a pretty groovy album but I always liked the sound that BofLA had.

[Doctor D.]

Man Man have made my day. They are soo good. It if Tom Waits were a teenage gypsy. Go listen. And if you must prod, I'll hook you up. Gimmie a chit chat on the AIM: Karn07

[rialb]

Piglet are playing a show with my friend's band next month. They sound interesting, I might have to check them outtt.

Death Cab for Cutie - We have the Facts and We're Voting Yes
Laurie Anderson - Big Science

The Laurie Anderson is very interesting and intriguing but quite good so far.

Yea i completely agree

[Dave de Sylvia]

I am re-discovering my love for RATM. I listened to People Of The Sun today and it made me want to punch a hole in my wall.
I find walls a symbol of the governments oppression of black people too.

[BillCosby]

The Good Life - Album of the Year
Common - One Day It'll All Make Sense
Common - Resurrection

[Daniel!]

Bad Brains - Black Dots
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs

[Little Man being Erased]

Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
Great avatar.

Great album also.

On the subject of RATM: I rediscovered my love for all of their albums recently too.

[asymm]

Now:
Augie March - Strange Bird
- Brought up in the correlation of band to user thread. Just perpetuating that, I guess

In the car driving home:
The Clientele - Strange Geometry
Guided By Voices - Hold On Hope EP
Guided By Voices - The Pipe Dreams of Instant Prince Whippet EP
Galaxie 500 - On Fire
- A lot of my recent usuals...

[Tomahawk]

Been listening to some Thomas Newman today, specifically the scores to "Shawshank Redemption" and "American Beauty". Gosh they're good.

[Ornery Cephalopod]

Returning to some of my tried and true albums.

Isis - Celestial
Mogwai - Happy Songs
Olivia Tremor Control - both main albums

[rbv]

Beatles - Abbey Road
Bob Dylan - Another Side Of Bob Dylan; Highway 61 Revisited; The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

[Mexican Bandito]

Iron Maiden - everything
The Magic Numbers - The Magic Numbers

[talk show host]

Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come
Sonic Youth - Evol

[Daniel!]

The Who - Live at Leeds
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones
fIREHOSE - Ragin', Full-On

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Trail Of Dead - Source Tags & Codes
Trail Of Dead - Worlds Apart
Boards Of Canada - A Few Old Tunes

[Luxor]

Worlds Apart is better than Source Tags.

[Bukowski]

Fugazi - The Argument

Ex-Spectator kicks ***. It's a weird Fugazi album, but of course still better than you.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Worlds Apart is better than Source Tags.

I think I'm enjoying Worlds Apart more. I need to give them both more listens, though.
And I like their The Secret Of Elena's Tomb EP too. If only for Intelligence.