What I've Been Digging Lately

[Kyle]

At the Drive-in
MF DOOM
Dinosaur Jr
Corrosion of Conformity

[Bukowski]

Eric Dolphy
Nomeansno

I can't stop listening to Why do they call me Mr Happy by Nomeansno. Their bassist > most other bassists.

[Tomahawk]

Very much digging Jeff Lang right now. Great aussie blues/roots type stuff. I'm not normally very into that stuff, but Lang's got soul, man. Beats the hell outta John Butler, too.

[BAR-UnarmeD]

Both Alexisonfire's "Watch Out!" and self-titled. Nonstop.

[YDload]

Eric Dolphy
Nomeansno

I can't stop listening to Why do they call me Mr Happy by Nomeansno. Their bassist > most other bassists.

Hell yeah. "Big Dick" is a favorite of mine in that regard. I'm not even sure there's a guitar at all in it.

[guitarded_chuck]

Tom Waits - Closing Time
Ryan Adams and the Cardinals - Jacksonville City Nights
Same here, kind of. I love Jacksonville City Nights right now.

[Interstate]

I put a few more albums on my Ipod, let it charge overnight and then forgot to take it with me to work so I couldn't listen to the new albums I'd downloaded the night before. Had to wait till when I got home to listen to them which was annoying.

Anyway, today I've been digging:

Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die - I've had this for absolutely ages on my pc but only just got around to listening to it today. It's a good album but I personally prefer their self titled, Millions... doesn't quite have the haunting songs that makes their self titled so enjoyable.

Lee Morgan - Lee-way - I've been on a bit of a Lee Morgan downloading craze at the moment. I've had The Sidewinder (considered his best and one of my favourite ever jazz albums) for ages but recently since I got my net working again I decided to try and get some more of his stuff. It's a very enjoyable pre-Sidewinder album but nowhere near the classic status of his masterpiece.

[Interstate]

The Chills - Kaleidoscope World

I've just read a few reviews about that album and it sounds pretty damn good. Would you consider it their best or one to start out on? (If I can find any of their material that is)

[Tangy zizzle]

Yeah damm right Nacho. New Zealand put out some seriously good records between 80 - 90.

[Zappa]

I think lately I've been listening to a little too much Eno and derivative music. It's causing the music I create to be a little too one sided.

Back to lots of jazz I go, I think.

[Jawaharal]

Richard Hell & The Voidiods and Saetia

[Interstate]

It's an odds-and-ends compilation I think, but it plays like a best-of. It's really, really good.

It'll be hard to find but I'll have a go at hunting it down on ebay or getting some songs from limewire/soulseek or somewhere. Thanks.

[Tangy zizzle]

www.realgroove.co.nz

Go there, trust me.

[Dog]

You mean The Man With a Blue TUrban with a Face or somthing to that effect? I got it, it's amazing, when I get home I'll try to get it to you.
Yeah, that's the one. Thanks, man. :cool:

Gasp. But Pinback's his best project!
Eh, nothing else he's done compares to Heavy Vegetable in my opinion.

Diggage:
Nujabes - Metaphorical Music 2: Modal Soul
Nujabes is a Japanese producer who uses American rappers in his records. It's great Jazz-driven Hip-hop. This album was my favorite of '05.

[Interstate]

I've got it on slsk

name: gugliachi

Thanks man, I think I've already added you, I'll find out later. My username is Skienzy, I don't think I'm sharing any files yet, I've only just got slsk a few days ago.

[asdf]

Although what I have been digging a lot recently has been a lot of Tom Waits, and some Portishead, what I'm going to spend a lot of time listening to is Ralph Records related things.

Right now:
Snakefinger - Manual of Errors (album)

Recently, I got contacted by someone via myspace that used to work at ralph, and was close friends with Snakefinger. I was fascinated by the stuff he told me, and really glad that he'd share it with me. He was suprised that a 16 year old listened to stuff like the residents, renaldo and the loaf, and snakefinger.

So now it's time for me to take a trip down memory lane. Snakefinger, Renaldo and the Loaf, The Residents (of course), Negativland, Tuxedomoon, and any other smaller bands I can find related to Ralph Records.

I really forgot how good this Snakefinger album is.

[Tangy zizzle]

While i'm in a giving mood is there anything that anyone would like me to share on soulseek?

[ATM]

Don Caballero
Lightning Bolt
Primus

[Robert Crumb]

Lee Morgan - Lee-way - I've been on a bit of a Lee Morgan downloading craze at the moment. I've had The Sidewinder (considered his best and one of my favourite ever jazz albums) for ages but recently since I got my net working again I decided to try and get some more of his stuff. It's a very enjoyable pre-Sidewinder album but nowhere near the classic status of his masterpiece.

Lee Morgan is awesome. I've only just gotten The Sidewinder but it's great. I think I've listened to it every day since I got it.

Right now, though, I'm on some Mike Ladd. He makes some fantastically pretentious music a lot of the time, but sometimes the groove just wins out. At different times in his career, he's been, among other things: a nerd rapper, a mainstream faker, jazz auteur, beat poet, funk rocker, electronic musician. He's done all fairly well. The last thing he did was Father Divine, which has him working with some TV on the Radio contributors and Antipop Consortium folk. It could have been horribly annoying but it's pretty quality, might be worth looking into if you like Beck, TV on the Radio or are already familiar with Mike Ladd.

I also bought some crappy Modern Lovers leftovers compilation album today. Production usually doesn't offend me, but this is kinda sad. Whaddya gonna do, I guess.

[ATM]

Quick question for you, Crumb:

What's it mean when somebody is referred to as a backpacker in hip hop?

[Robert Crumb]

They usually call someone a backpacker if they're into underground stuff. Used to be the kids would wear backpacks to shows and stuff, with who knows what in 'em. Notebooks and french novels, I think.

[ATM]

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks guys.

[Robert Crumb]

When you think about it, it really sounds like it ought to be some dergatory suggesting homosexuality. Ew, you backpacker.

[EightMilesHigh]

Creedence Clearwater Revival

John Fogerty has one of the greatest voices ever.

I also enjoy the music of CCR.

[Happymeal]

Boris
Prefuse 73 (re-digging One Word Extinguisher, really really good stuff)
Audio Karate (catchy pop-punk, is all)

aside from The Make Up and Murder City Devils.

[Daniel!]

Bob Dylan - Blood On the Tracks
Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde
Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan Live, 1966: The Royal Albert Hall Concert

Eric Dolphy
Nomeansno

I can't stop listening to Why do they call me Mr Happy by Nomeansno. Their bassist > most other bassists.

This post confirms my theory that you have the coolest taste in music ever.

[Doctor D.]

Yeah, that's the one. Thanks, man. :cool:



Hit me up on AIM at Karn07.

I'm feeling lazy so if you need a description REALLY REALLY BAD, then I'll be glad to help you out.

Sun City Girls - Torch Of The Mystics
Battles - B EP
Rapeman - Two Nuns and A Pack Mule

[OrbDragon]

Today we were recording our demo in the studio (which is really my home) and during breaks we listened to:

Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
The Replacements - Let It Be

[EightMilesHigh]

I am currently listening to:

Woody Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads

Released in 1964, this may be one of the most important albums in American history. Raw, early folk music. A must have if you like Bob Dylan at all, seeing as he was Dylan's biggest influence.

[YDload]

Blood Brothers has some catchy tunes, but the voices are the worst things I've ever heard. And I like Cedric AND Claudio :( I guess I dislike Steven Tyler imitators in favor of Robert Plant and Geddy Lee imitators, respectively.

EDIT: actually, "Peacock Skeleton With Crooked Feathers" is a pretty accurate Mars Volta parody. Good work!

[YDload]

This is about Blood Brothers though.

[Wanker]

2nd'd. It's prog rock, amirite?

[Tangy zizzle]

Yeah Mars Volta should be banned.

Until one of them dies/leaves the band/kills someone or they release a new album.

[EightMilesHigh]

I think Nacho either listens to or has heard of every band that ever existed ever.

[Tangy zizzle]

I highly, highly doubt that.

[pixiesfanyo]

I think Nacho either listens to or has heard of every band that ever existed ever.

I think you enjoy **** in your mouth.

But you don't see me posting about it. You should follow my lead.

(this is a joke)

[sketchyjoe]

Robert Johnson

[nyltiak]

Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030
Boris - Pink

YES.

[el doctor]

ELP - Brain Salad Surgery

I've had an irresistible craving for Karn Evil 9.

[YDload]

Nacho have you ever heard of Longpigs? I was asking this anyway but now seems appropriate as well.

[Tangy zizzle]

Howabout Ryan Mcphunn & the Ruby Suns?

Loose Furs?

The Mean reds?

[YDload]

Well you might like 'em. Post-punk/college-rock/indie-rock is as good a way as any to describe them, from the 80s so you know it's good ;)

[Dude3]

This indie rock band called Look Mexico.

Here:
http://www.myspace.com/lookmexico

These guys are great. They come to my part of Florida all the time, and they put on an amazing show. The songs are soo mellow and and have some amazing hooks. Oh god, I love this band.

It took me a little while to notice them, but they're just soo good. So, I'm whoring them.


Also, I've really been digging Chiodos, The Blood Brothers, and today I discovered Jeff Buckley.



=)

[OrbDragon]

Dead Moon - Into The Graveyard
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
Killing Joke - Killing Joke (2003)
The Unicorns - Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone


I can't believe I'm the only one whoring Joni in these forums. She's one of the most amazing singer songwriters in history. I love her voice too...you can't listen to "Black Crow" without being blown away, seriously.

[charolastra]

serena maneesh
nin
mbv
prefuse 73

[The Great Decay]

So far today:

Circle Takes The Square - As The Roots Undo
Neil Young - Harvest

[Tangy zizzle]

Recently I've been listening to more Bob Dylan than I ever have before. His music always gets to me. It's simple and so much of it sounds similar but his words and tune always hit me.

I commited treason and got a leak of The Greatest. Woo, it's good good stuff. She seems to have gone through some type of personal change but kept that usual sexy vibe.

[pixiesfanyo]

I commited treason and got a leak of The Greatest. Woo, it's good good stuff. She seems to have gone through some type of personal change but kept that usual sexy vibe.

Who is it by?

[el doctor]

Recently I've been listening to more Bob Dylan than I ever have before. His music always gets to me. It's simple and so much of it sounds similar but his words and tune always hit me.I actually just watched No Direction Home the other day. Absolutely wonderful documentary, even if for people that aren't much of a Dylan fan.

[Tangy zizzle]

The Greatest = Cat Power

el doctor, No Direction is brilliant isn't it? I got it for christmas, it's such a great watch.

[OrbDragon]

That's it. I can forget about buying Cat Powers new one...I'm getting it right now!

Meanwhile, being occupied listening to Picaresque should make time go by fast.

[OrbDragon]

Holy guacamole...the title track's already blowing my mind. This may actually be enough for me to buy the whole record.

For the record, I love record purchasing-based-on-one-song gambles.

*goosebumps*

[Zappa]

All this talk of Cat Power has made me put on Moon Pix, and I'm digging it a lot again.

I also enjoyed me some Ellington this evening.

[pixiesfanyo]

I'm digging Ampere. Which is like an emo band, only all of their songs are under two minutes. They're pretty great. I have three of their releases if anyone wants to AIM me for them.

[asymm]

Jono El Grande - Fevergreens
Descriptions aren't easy.
And now for something completely different! The young Norwegian outsider composer leads his 9-piece orchestra through a highly personal and unique collection of instrumentals, with nods to early seventees progressive rock, easy listening, film music and sophisticated pop. A vital and life affirming rollercoaster ride combining intricate arrangements with memorable and melodic hooks.

[Dog]

Chin Up Chin Up - We Should Have Never Lived Like We Were Skyscrapers

I don't know how to pigeonhole this band. Maybe a cross between Minus the Bear, Modest Mouse and the Arcade Fire. It's not as generic-indie as it sounds. Pretty solid 4/5.
They're ok but I got bored with that album pretty quickly.

I've also been inspired to dig some Cat Power due to all the talk about her recently. You Are Free mainly. I think I'll look for the leak of The Greatest since it's getting such good comments.

[Zappa]

Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One

I wrote a review of this. It's Oscar Peterson, perhaps the most skilled jazz pianist of all time, adding Clark Terry's fluegelhorn to his trio sound. It's one of the happiest records you can hear.

[br3ad_man]

I'm sad I missed the 'who is the most indie' competition.

I've been listening to The Woods mainly. My favourite tracks are the catchy pop ones like "Modern Girl" and "Rollercoaster". It's such a great album.

[Tangy zizzle]

Haha, we all know asymm would win hands down.

Yass, yass! the Woods is spectacular and it's only 6 days until I'll get to see most of it played. Bam!

[br3ad_man]

haha, of course he would.

8 days here.

[Tangy zizzle]

...but I'll be seeing them twice, oooh howd you like dem apples occa?

[pixiesfanyo]

...but I'll be seeing them twice, oooh howd you like dem apples occa?

if you would've said orca. i could've followed up with shameu

[el doctor]

The Greatest = Cat Power

el doctor, No Direction is brilliant isn't it? I got it for christmas, it's such a great watch.I love the part where Joan Baez recalls a conversation where Dylan was saying how all these people are going to debate over his lyrics and have all these theories as to what he means when in the end, he doesn't really even know what he means.

[Tangy zizzle]

Exactly. He's so mysterious about his writing, even though you can tell he's defined what he's written in his mind.

[BillCosby]

I can't stop listening to Chaos and Creation in the Backyard.

[Tangy zizzle]

It's a good album, no shame in it.

[Well_Respected_Man]

Blackalicious - Nia
Black Eyes - 7 Inch of Ruffian Records
The Microphones - The Glow Pt.2

[EightMilesHigh]

All this talk of Cat Power has made me put on Moon Pix, and I'm digging it a lot again.

I also enjoyed me some Ellington this evening.

I need to find me some Ellington.

[YDload]

Dinosaur Jr.- some greatest hits album i found on someone's iTunes library. i think it's called "Ear-Bleeding Country." great collection of songs, makes me wonder what awesome ones they've almost invariably left off.

[Tangy zizzle]

I reckon it will take until you're 30 to discover most of the seminal indie bands.

[YDload]

I reckon it will take until you're 30 to discover most of the seminal indie bands.

heh, you think you know J Mascis? I had a drink with him when he came to NZ once. pretty cool guy, bit of an ego problem though.

[Little Man being Erased]

Yesterday and today I've listened to:

Nick Drake - Pink Moon
Hot Snakes - Automatic Midnight
Pulp - Different Class

[Ornery Cephalopod]

Jesu - Heartache EP
Kayo Dot - Drowsing Anemone
Ride - Nowhere
Idiot Pilot - Strange We Should Meet Here

[Ornery Cephalopod]

and I'm diggin' The Robot Ate Me so far

[ATM]

Today I bought:

The Troggs - Hot Days
Kerosene 454 - At Zero (local band)
Butthole Surfers - Weird Revolution

...so I am digging all of those.

Apart from that, Fela Kuti is amazing.

[Zmev]

Bee Thousand
One Word Extinguisher

[Zappa]

Am I the only one who's noticed this thread going the OPPOSITE direction of what tangy said? As much as the guy bugs me, he's right. This thread is a little ridiculous when people make their "digging" posts as cryptic as possible.

[OrbDragon]

Am I the only one who's noticed this thread going the OPPOSITE direction of what tangy said? As much as the guy bugs me, he's right. This thread is a little ridiculous when people make their "digging" posts as cryptic as possible.

Agreed. I never really got those 'lists'. Not that's a bad thing, but only lists really gets boring after awhile.

I'm not really stimulated checking out an artist when I see just names and titles scattered around everywhere.

[br3ad_man]

and I'm diggin' The Robot Ate Me so far

The Robot Ate Me are pretty cool, from the few songs I've heard. Oh No! Oh My! (The Jolly Rogers) are named after a Robot Ate Me song.

...but I'll be seeing them twice, oooh howd you like dem apples occa?

Oh shoosh.

I've been digging Pinkerton, but haven't actually listened to it. I had a conversation about it on the train home with my friend.

[Dave de Sylvia]

So I've been listening to a lot of stuff the past 24 hours or so, the most prominent of which were Pulp's A Different Class and Danny Elfman's A Nightmare Before Christmas Soundtrack.

The latter I am currently playing; I've never been a huge fan of musicals, but I do love this movie (watched it again over Christmas) and Danny Elfman is one of the premier pop musicians of the last 20 years; the soundtrack is typical of him in many ways, but still quite a different listen as it's completely original but designed not just to fit within the plot but to essentially drive the plot.

The Pulp album I find breath-taking, and I can't believe I neglected to listen to it for years. Common People, as I tell everyone who will listen with remarkable regularity, is the best single ever released. Period. Perfectly orchestrated, brilliantly written (musically and lyrically) and delivered with perfect Debbie Harry style "I don't give a ****"-ittude by Jarvis Cocker. The other songs are probably good too, but I find myself forgetting to listen to them after Common People repeats for the 80th time.

[Ornery Cephalopod]

Currently diggin' on 5ive.

Not the pop group 5ive, but the stoner/sludge/post-metal/drone/whatever group 5ive. It's a bit more repeatative/uneventful than what I can usually dig, but I'm apparently diggin' how these chaps do it.

[Luxor]

I'm digging Ampere. Which is like an emo band, only all of their songs are under two minutes. They're pretty great. I have three of their releases if anyone wants to AIM me for them.
All Our Tomorrows End Today is not a bad album for being 10 minutes long.

Lately I've been listening to a lot of Funeral Diner, American Football and La Quiete.

[Jawaharal]

AFX - Hangable Auto Bulb
Talking Heads - Remain In Light
Envy - A Dead Sinking Story

[rocknrollstar5]

graves:naughty:

[Floydfanatic]

i've been diggin so

[Phumes]

Oh my god Fishbone is godly, and as of recent I heard a band called 'Mobile' on Muchmusic they had some skill. Sounded like a less poppy Killers. Also Modest mouse and The Flatliners have caught my eye as of late.

[asdf]

I'm having a difficult time not listening to Tom Waits, Gogol Bordello, and Mischief Brew. I just can't tear myself away from those bands.

[Luxor]

Talking Heads - Remain In Light
Envy - A Dead Sinking Story
Two completely different albums, but both really great.

[Happymeal]

An overly tense Friday to be chilled by Yo La Tengo, dEUS and Morphine.

[Daniel!]

Morphine - Cure For Pain
Talking Heads - Remain In Light
fIREHOSE - Ragin', Full-On

[Interstate]

I've listened to alot of stuff the past two days or so, mostly pop punk & ska:

The Aquabats - The Fury Of The Aquabats! - Really fun album, I was really depressed this morning - I played this on the train and had to stop myself from skankin' on the train to work.

Alex Drosen (Zappa) - Sit & Melt - Nice ambient stuff from Mx's finest.

Elvis Costello & The Attractions - This Years Model - I didn't think too much of this when I first listened to it, but on second listen it's pretty good stuff, nothing special, just a bunch of solid songs.

Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview! - Great album, tons of good songs: All My Friends Are Metalheads, Last One Out Of Liberty City, Five State Drive (my favourite on the album).

The Arcade Fire - The Arcade Fire EP - Nothing special really, I didn't like too much of it. Has a couple of good songs but nothing to write home about.

Fall Out Boy - Fall Out Boy's Evening Out With Your Girl - Fun album, not as good as Take This To Your Grave (one of my favourite pop-punk albums) but still enjoyable nevertheless.

Midtown - Forget What You Know - Not as good as some of their other albums but still not too shabby.

The Violent Femmes - S/T - Listened to this for the first time yesterday, I'm digging it alot; I've had Blister In The Sun stuck in my head for two days straight now.

[Dave de Sylvia]

Midtown - Forget What You Know - Not as good as some of their other albums but still not too shabby.
Produced by Butch Walker.

[ATM]

Alex Drosen (Zappa) - Sit & Melt - Nice ambient stuff from Mx's finest.


I like it a lot, too.

As for me, Smashing Pumpkins - Gish.

[Interstate]

Produced by Butch Walker.

Really? Never knew that. I've got some of his songs on my PC, I need to get one of his albums soon.

[Dave de Sylvia]

Really? Never knew that. I've got some of his songs on my PC, I need to get one of his albums soon.
Really? Cool :cool:

Read this: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/album.php?reviewid=4760

I posted a link to his cover of Live & Let Die in there somewhere, if you're interested.

[Interstate]

Really? Cool :cool:

Read this: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/album.php?reviewid=4760

I posted a link to his cover of Live & Let Die in there somewhere, if you're interested.

Sweet review man. That EP sounds really good, I'm gonna have to track that down. Thanks. :thumb:

[Bukowski]

The Slackers
Morphine

MAAAAAAN, i love the how great and chilled out these bands are.

[Daniel!]

Eric B. & Rakim - Paid In Full

So awsome.

[Interstate]

Eric B. & Rakim - Paid In Full

So awsome.

Word. That album is the shizzle.

[Daniel!]

Word. That album is the shizzle.
Whenever the title track comes on, my computer magically turns up the volume a loud as it can go.

[Interstate]

Whenever the title track comes on, my computer magically turns up the volume a loud as it can go.

Likewise. Magical stuff. :eek:

[EightMilesHigh]

Produced by Butch Walker.

Is there nothing he can't do?

I'm listening to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young today. It seems to me they as a group get overlooked by how big Neil Young is, but they put out some really amazing folk music, specifically Teach Your Children.

[Zappa]

You guys probably don't thank me enough for largely exposing A&I to Wrong by NoMeansNo.

I just listened to it this evening, and it's still ridiculously awesome.

[Daniel!]

You guys probably don't thank me enough for largely exposing A&I to Wrong by NoMeansNo.
Thank you. Very much.

[Dave de Sylvia]

You guys probably don't thank me enough for largely exposing A&I to Wrong by NoMeansNo.

I just listened to it this evening, and it's still ridiculously awesome.
Dave Grohl exposed me to it first, but thanks nonetheless.

Is there nothing he can't do?
He administered a Indian colony in the Spanish Americas in the 17th Century, so yeah, I think he can do just about anything.

[Interstate]

Listened to alot of music since I got home from work:

Megadeth - Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? - I was pleasantly surprised by my first listen of this album today. I expected it to be a pile of guitar wankery but there's some good songs on here and tons of brilliant solos.

Tom Waits - Bone Machine - My downloaded copy keeps cutting the ends off a few songs so I'm gonna have to get an original copy - and another Tom Waits album along with it. I just literally downloaded Rain Dogs so I'm going to give that a listen tomorrow.

Mr Bungle - California - I didn't really like this album when I first listened to it some months ago but I decided to give it a second chance and it's really good, very crazy, but good. Goodbye Sober Day is a perfect closer.

Refused - The Shape Of Punk To Come - Never fails to disappoint no matter how many times I listen to it.

[YDload]

You guys probably don't thank me enough for largely exposing A&I to Wrong by NoMeansNo.

I just listened to it this evening, and it's still ridiculously awesome.

I thank you often enough, don't I? You have made an invaluable contribution to our greater understanding of awesome music :)

[Zappa]

Dave Grohl exposed me to it first, but thanks nonetheless.


Dave Grohl is a big reason that Songs for the Deaf is my favorite QotSA album. And like, better songs and stuff.

[Interstate]

Dave Grohl is a big reason that Songs for the Deaf is my favorite QotSA album. And like, better songs and stuff.

Same. Songs For The Deaf > Every other QOTSA album.

[pixiesfanyo]

Same. Songs For The Deaf > Every other QOTSA album.

Psh. You guys are full of ****.

Rated R is the class act.

[Insubordinator]

first impressions of earth

[Tomahawk]

QOTSA's self titled does not get enough love.

Right now I'm digging This Mortal Coil. Their cover of "Song to the Siren" is life affirming, man. As if I didn't love Liz Fraser enough already.

[asymm]

Mission of Burma - Vs.

[OrbDragon]

Kaada - Thank You For Giving Me Your Valuable Time

This album is one of the most mindblowing things ever. It totally baffles me that one man can make music like this.

[br3ad_man]

Does anyone in here like Mae? I think they're really great.

http://www.purevolume.com/mae

I can't really explain their music. I think it's tops though.

[Kyle]

I like Qotsa's self titled, but Rated R is my favorite. SFTD is good too, but has some filler.
Been digging Mastodon and err Hundred Reasons strangely enough. Listened to Dookie quite a bit this week too.

[LostInHollywood]

Recently I have been Digging:

The Killers
The Dandy Warhols
The Bravery

[Happymeal]

Does anyone in here like Mae? I think they're really great.

http://www.purevolume.com/mae

I can't really explain their music. I think it's tops though.


I do. More on their old stuff though.

Trying to get into Dead Boys, The Soft Boys and XTC.

[Orange Soda]

Pixies
Weezer
Bloc Party
Bedouin Soundclash

Pretty popular stuff, I've just been really digging them lately.

[sketchyjoe]

Lots of Dylan

I've realised that usually my posts in this thread are usually "What I've been digging lately apart from Dylan"

[ATM]

My favotite jazz group, Esbjorn Svensson Trio, are playing a show near me at the end of this month!!!

So, today I am going to listen to them all day. They are a group from Sweden, whose main influence is Radiohead.

[Jawaharal]

Bela Fleck And The Flecktones.

[JonM]

My favotite jazz group, Esbjorn Svensson Trio, are playing a show near me at the end of this month!!!

So, today I am going to listen to them all day. They are a group from Sweden, whose main influence is Radiohead.I just got a whole bunch more of their albums. They're way good. I was talking about them about a week before you came back.

[Zappa]

Celebration - Celebration

All you people who like that Dresden Dolls bullshit, this puts them to shame.

Looks like it's time for you to get on Soulseek with this.

[Daniel!]

Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
Fugazi - Steady Diet Of Nothing

That Dylan is good stuff.

[rbv]

Dinosaur Jr
Journey

I'm starting over pretty much from scratch because my 3100 songs got wiped from my mp3 player.

[Robert Crumb]

Aceyalone + RJD2 - Magnificent City

Aceyalone of Freestyle Fellowship, Haiku d'Etat and uh, Aceyalone. He's a pretty solid, somewhat old school MC. You know RJD2. First sweet collaboration of the year. The album opens with "All For U" and "Fire" which are both raw, absolutely perfect. The rest is pretty solid, too. A little top heavy but a something nice to stick in your car. Best of all? No skits or guest spots.

[Jawaharal]

De Novo Dahl - Cats And Kittens

Probbly my second favorite album of 05.

[Interstate]

Ryan Adams & The Cardinals - Jacksonville City Nights - downloaded this yesterday, it's pretty good, different from Love Is Hell (the only other Ryan Adams album I've heard) but it's good nevertheless.

Just downloaded Nada Surf - High/Low - listened to the first couple of tracks, it's shaping up to be a very enjoyable album.

[Dave de Sylvia]

The Rapture - Echoes

A truly boring album.
Definitely. I've seen more exciting nascar.

I've been listening to:
Skid Row's Self titled, because I review really slowly. It'll happen one day. I hope. :(

[Smackers]

Dälek - Absence
Buck 65 - This Right Here is

[br3ad_man]

I do. More on their old stuff though.

Really? I didn't really like them until I heard the newer stuff. I'll be picking up that album today if I can find it.

[Bukowski]

Can - Ege Bamyasi
Mischief Brew - Smash the Windows
Shellac - At Action Park

I used to think Big Black was better than Shellac, now i'm not so sure.

[Happymeal]

Really? I didn't really like them until I heard the newer stuff. I'll be picking up that album today if I can find it.

Actually I haven't heard much of The Everglow.. I'll go on slsk and see if I change my mind.

[pixiesfanyo]

The Sea and Cake - The Sea and Cake

I love it. It grew on me over an extended period of time, and I can't get enough of it right now. Very well-played jazz-pop/rock, for lack of a better genre.

like Talk Talk?

[Daniel!]

Against Me! - Acoustic EP
Against Me! - As the Eternel Cowboy
The Rolling Stones - Get Your Ya-Ya's Out

[Well_Respected_Man]

Nick Drake and The Microphones and Slint and Neutral Milk Hotel means I'm listening to party jams.

[ihatemybass]

The Police - Outlandos d' Amour
The Smiths - The World Won't Listen

[Tangy zizzle]

Went on road trip to friends farm, so I made a tape of Mastadon, Kyuss, Black Flag and Dylan tunes. It worked quite well.

[pixiesfanyo]

Went on road trip to friends farm, so I made a tape of Mastadon, Kyuss, Black Flag and Dylan tunes. It worked quite well.

More like suckadon

[Tangy zizzle]

More like awesomeadon.

[pixiesfanyo]

More like awesomeadon.

More like drumsistheonlygoodpartadon

[YDload]

Mastadon is good sailing music (but all I can use it for is driving really fast :(), I don't know how that works for visiting a farm. But whatever, it's good stuff.

[The Great Decay]

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

I haven't listened to this album in forever.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Elliott Smith - Either/Or
Aphex Twin.
Placebo.

[br3ad_man]

I prefer Mastodon.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

I prefer Mastodon.

Spelling nazi. :p

[pixiesfanyo]

Cyne - Evolution Fight

Probably the best rap album of '05. If you think you are into underground hip-hop and you haven't heard this album, you're trash. It's fabulous the production is almost dreamlike and the MCs are fabulous. I recommend it highly

[ATM]

Beck - Midnight Vultures

[Daniel!]

Buddy Rich - Strike It Rich
Rush - All The World's a Stage
Yes - Fragile
World/Inferno Friendship Society - Just The Best Party
Against Me! - Acoustic EP

[EightMilesHigh]

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

I haven't listened to this album in forever.

What a wicked album. It has this really evil vibe, which I love.

[ATM]

I think I got you into Sabbath. :-D

[EightMilesHigh]

I think I got you into Sabbath. :-D

You did :-D I've been obsessed lately.

[ATM]

I think that their self titled is the best.

[pixiesfanyo]

I think that their self titled is the best.

I like Paranoid.

[Kurtz]

Death Cab for Cutie
Nick Drake
Interpol
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Pulp

[asdf]

Today I decided to take a trip down memory lane and listen to some old local bands I used to love.

[Doctor D.]

So far this mornin' it's been:

Butthole Surfers - Hairway To Steven
Sonic Youth - Goo

[Tangy zizzle]

I think that their self titled is the best.

Hell no.

Master of Reality or die.

[Interstate]

Thursday - Full Collapse - I've been pleasantly surprised with this album, been diggin' it quite alot.

Nada Surf - High/Low - First listen of this today, fantastic album, Popular makes me smile.

[Tangy zizzle]

Hot Snakes - Audit In Progress

I didn't realize they were the coolest rock band in the world until after they broke up.

good

[Daniel!]

The Stooges - Raw Power
This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb - Front Seat Solidarity
This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb - Three Way Tie For Fifth

[Wanker]

I've been diggin' Do Make Say Think's first album.

[BillCosby]

Architecture in Helsinki
Ben Folds

[ATM]

Wow, the Twin Towers soundtrack is amazing.

[Doctor D.]

1 X-Cops 28
2 Rapeman 22
3 Butthole Surfers 20
4 Bad Acid Trip 18
5 Sun City Girls 16
5 Battles 16
7 Madvillain 15
8 Jaylib 14
9 Mr. Dead 12
10 Drums and Tuba 10

[ATM]

Drums and Tuba!

1 Alex Drosen 16
2 Clap Your Hands Say Yeah 8
2 Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd 8
4 20 Minute Loop 7
4 Queen 7
6 Low 6
7 Nevermore 4
8 Boards of Canada 3
9 Esbjörn Svensson Trio 1
9 John Swihart 1

lol @ zappa being number 1

[Kurtz]

Rufus Wainwright

Perfect Sunday morning music, from what I've heard so far. And that's a good thing, it's chill.

[Kyle]

1 Guns N' Roses 54
2 The Smashing Pumpkins 42
3 Dinosaur Jr. 34
4 The Strokes 31
5 Weezer 25
6 Radiohead 24
6 MF Doom 24
8 Incubus 23
9 At the Drive-In 21
10 Babyshambles 16


good stuff

[sketchyjoe]

1 Bob Dylan 83
2 Robert Johnson 50
3 Evan Greer 21
4 Phil Ochs 16
5 The Riot Before 14
6 Riot Folk! 12
7 tom frampton 10
7 Erik Petersen 10
9 Mischief Brew 9
10 Old Crow Medicine Show 8

[Dave de Sylvia]

Rufus Wainwright

Perfect Sunday morning music, from what I've heard so far. And that's a good thing, it's chill.
Rufus is God. The Gay Messiah, as it were.

1 Danny Elfman 74
2 Skid Row 41
3 Guns N' Roses 31
4 Kelly Clarkson 29
5 Billy Bragg 20
6 Black Flag 18
6 Butch Walker 18
8 Buckcherry 17
9 Britney Spears 16
10 Bloc Party 15

Oddly similar to last weeks, same first two artists. And yeah, I fell asleep listening to B.

[EightMilesHigh]

lol @ Kelly Clarkson

I need to check out more Rufus Wainwright.

1 Guns N' Roses 54
2 The Smashing Pumpkins 42
3 Dinosaur Jr. 34
4 The Strokes 31
5 Weezer 25
6 Radiohead 24
6 MF Doom 24
8 Incubus 23
9 At the Drive-In 21
10 Babyshambles 16


good stuff

I think you and I have very similar tastes in music, what with the Beck and the Smashing Pumpkins and the GN'R and the Radiohead and the Dinosaur Jr. and the At The Drive-In and whatnot.

[Dave de Sylvia]

That's not a lol :mad:

[Zappa]

1 The Residents 13
2 The Dresden Dolls 12
2 The Zombies 12
4 David Bowie 11
4 Cat Power 11
6 Duke Ellington 10
6 Oscar Peterson 10
6 Slint 10
9 Elliott Smith 9
9 Television 9

Any explanation needed?

[morrissey]

1. Yes Rufus Wainwright is fabulous.
2. I fell asleep listening to S. :cool:

1 Spoon 51
2 Sonic Youth 40
3 Hunters & Collectors 36
4 Squarepusher 27
5 Snow Patrol 26
6 Sound Tribe Sector 9 19
7 Spice Girls 18
8 British Sea Power 16
9 Wham! 14
10 Eric Clapton 13

[YDload]

What's so great about Dresden Dolls? Aren't they just the gothic White Stripes? Although considering how that band changed itself around for Get Behind Me Satan, it could be a calculated move on their part.

[Zappa]

What's so great about Dresden Dolls? Aren't they just the gothic White Stripes? Although considering how that band changed itself around for Get Behind Me Satan, it could be a calculated move on their part.

What I think is great about the Dresden Dolls are the songs.

And I like the White Stripes, too.

[YDload]

I found someone on iTunes with Illinois, but they don't have Casimir Pulaski Day dammit! I wanted to hear this song just to see how sad it really is. But after listening to John Wayne Gacy Jr., I think I understand what he's capable of in terms of those emotions.

[Jawaharal]

De Novo Dahl again.

[Luxor]

1 American Football 29
2 Saetia 22
2 Orchid 22
4 Envy 21
5 Death Cab for Cutie 19
6 Broken Social Scene 18
7 Circle Takes the Square 15
8 Propagandhi 14
9 Raein 13
9 65daysofstatic 13

[EightMilesHigh]

Quite recommended. Now that Johnny Marr sucks, it's nice to hear someone getting his style right.

I can stomach some Morrissey solo stuff, but I've heard Johnny Marr's solo stuff is really bad.

That's not a lol :mad:

ur an lol

lol

[JonM]

1 Radiohead 21
2 The Who 16
3 Peter Tosh 14
4 Cat Power 12
4 Talib Kweli 12
6 Get Him Eat Him 10
7 Steel Pulse 8
8 The Beatles 7
9 Lee "Scratch" Perry 6
10 Paul Simon 4

[asymm]

David Cross - Shut Up, You ****ing Baby!
David Thomas Broughton - The Complete Guide to Insufficiency

[Happymeal]

What I think is great about the Dresden Dolls are the songs.


My thoughts exactly. I listened to some Celebration songs and yeah they're good with their fancy songwriting and unique style but Dresden Dolls make up for that with their ballsy singer (who makes them such a love/hate band) and execution that make their tunes so substantial and memorable, imo.

[Zappa]

Zappa did you like that Celebration album? It's more Birthday Party than Dresden Dolls but there are parallels.

I only listened to the first two tracks, but I really didn't like it.

[pixiesfanyo]

1 The Vidablue 35
2 Six Organs of Admittance 32
3 Tom Waits 28
4 Maudlin Of The Well 27
5 The Mars Volta 20
6 ampere 19
7 Pavement 18
8 birds are spies, they report to the trees 16
9 Elliott Smith 14
10 Nine Inch Nails 13

[Luxor]

8 birds are spies, they report to the trees 16
Any good?

[pixiesfanyo]

Any good?

Yeah, I was the one who made the post about them in the HxC/Emo forum.

[ItAintMeBabe]

My newest record is the Strokes - First Impressions of Earth. It's good, very Strokes-ish.

[Daniel!]

Bob Dylan & The Band - The Basement Tapes

The only album of the Bands that I have is Music From Big Pink and I've never been able to get into it very much, but this album is fantastic and I will definately give Big Pink another try.

Edit: As seen by new avatar, I'm digging Music From Big Pink.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica
Incubus - Morning View
Elliott Smith - Either/Or
The Strokes - First Impressions Of Earth

[Dave de Sylvia]

I'm still giving props to the Organ. Great stuff if you want to hear what the Smiths would sound like if Morrissey was an actual girl.
He is a girl. He's a vegetarian for god's sake.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

This is my last.fm chart for last week.

1 Sonic Youth 113
2 Interpol 32
3 Death Cab for Cutie 29
4 Bloc Party 27
5 The Mars Volta 26
6 Elliott Smith 25
6 Gerling 25
6 Boards of Canada 25
9 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 24
9 Set Fire to Flames 24

[sketchyjoe]

Bob Dylan & The Band - The Basement Tapes

The only album of the Bands that I have is Music From Big Pink and I've never been able to get into it very much, but this album is fantastic and I will definately give Big Pink another try.

Edit: As seen by new avatar, I'm digging Music From Big Pink.
I can't get into the band at all. The Basement Tapes aren't bad but they just sound like a group of talented musicians getting drunk and stoned. Any Band stuff I've heard that isn't Dylan related I don't like, the songs have no focus or drive. They're just too sloppy.

[OrbDragon]

Dresden Dolls > The White Stripes


The Dolls' are one of the fost fun interesting bands out there right now. Give me that over any of them generic overhyped indie outfits pimped by NME. I wouldn't call the Stripes all that bad though, they are way better than NME's latest head-receiver, Babyshambles.

[Electrocution]

1 Modest Mouse 48
2 Mogwai 34
3 Don Caballero 33
4 I Would Set Myself On Fire For You 16
5 Boards of Canada 12
5 A Silver Mt. Zion 12
5 Sigur Rós 12
8 Black Flag 10
9 aspects of physics 9
9 Dr. Octagon 9

[Hep Kat]

Seal
The Hellacopters
Jim Croce
Styx
Sparta
Rilo Kiley

[Bartender]

I'm actually growing to like the White Stripes quite a lot, though I have foolishly distanced myself from all my newest purchases for the next week, and so can't listen to them. I don't like the Dresden Dolls much, perhaps because a former flatmate of mine was so insistent on my listening to them, but they're not bad. Girl Anachronism and that one about a jeep are good, for example.

I don't really see the grounds for comparison anyway, though.

1 The Beatles 65
2 Winnebago Deal 39
3 Minutemen 37
4 Blur 28
5 Brainiac 16
6 William Shatner 11
6 Wire 11
8 Baby Huey 10
9 The Meads Of Asphodel 8
10 The Knack 7

Another disjointed list from me, since I was away from my computer for several days this week. And I'm quite sure I listened to an entire Meads album or two, anyway.

I'm glad to see someone else has found a love for the Nightmare Before Christmas.

[Bukowski]

1 NoMeansNo 65
2 Mischief Brew 61
3 New York Dolls 54
4 fIREHOSE 38
5 The World/Inferno Friendship Society 33
6 The Slackers 30
7 Morphine 26
8 Nas 25
9 Dr. Octagon 24
10 Funkadelic 19

I listened to Wipers - Is This Real? yesterday and i've not loved an album on first listen as much as this for a long long time. I can see myself listening to nothing but Wipers for a while.

[BillCosby]

Roots Manuva - Awfully Deep

reeeally good

[BillCosby]

Dresden Dolls > The White Stripes


Mmhmm. Very much so.

But the Stripes get more hate than they deserve.

[Zappa]

The Dolls' are one of the fost fun interesting bands out there right now.

I don't typically have "fun" listening to Dresden Dolls. Maybe I'm the only one who finds the lead singer's narratives incredibly gripping.

[sketchyjoe]

They're a very good band but fun isn't the first word I'd use to describe them.

[JonM]

He is a girl. He's a vegetarian for god's sake.I guess I'm a girl too, then. [/provoking Zmev and NPC]

[biografiend]

The Slits - Return of the Giant Slits
No-Wave mix tape my friend gave me. I don't know who's on it, but its nice.
Death Cab - You Can Play These Songs With Chords, The Photo Album

[Interstate]

Sufjan Stevens - Seven Swans
Fall Out Boy - My Heart Will Always Be The B-Side To My Tongue
Ryan Adams - Love Is Hell

[Bukowski]

Get Over the Edge and Youth of America too. They're amazing albums.

I'll be sure to do that, thanks.

[Zappa]

Os Mutantes - A Divina Comedia Ou Ando Meio Desligado

Pretty sweet Brazilian psychadelic rock. I have had 4 of their albums for years now, and only ever listened to the self-titled. The one above is just as good.

[pixiesfanyo]

Os Mutantes - A Divina Comedia Ou Ando Meio Desligado

Pretty sweet Brazilian psychadelic rock. I have had 4 of their albums for years now, and only ever listened to the self-titled. The one above is just as good.

I've heard they are similar to the Mars Volta.

[Zappa]

I've heard they are similar to the Mars Volta.

I wouldn't say that at all.

[Daniel!]

Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline
Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros - Streetcore

[TheMook]

Lately I've been listening to alot of shoegaze (My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive), post-rock (Mogwai -- Mr. Beast ftw!, Godspeed You! Black Emperor), indie pop (Belle & Sebastian, Rogue Wave), noise rock (Boris, Lighting Bolt, Deerhoof, Sonic Youth), and old Brazillian music (Caetano Veloso, Os Mutantes, Jorge Ben, Gilberto Gil). Stuff like that.

[pixiesfanyo]

Endtroducing today. Probably the perfect pitchblack record. It's such a organic monster and your brain can just drift to all sorts of conculsions.

[YDload]

Lately I've been listening to alot of shoegaze (My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive), post-rock (Mogwai -- Mr. Beast ftw!, Godspeed You! Black Emperor), indie pop (Belle & Sebastian, Rogue Wave), noise rock (Boris, Lighting Bolt, Deerhoof, Sonic Youth), and old Brazillian music (Caetano Veloso, Os Mutantes, Jorge Ben, Gilberto Gil). Stuff like that.

damn son, thats a lot of music. is there even enough time in one day to listen to that much post-rock?

[TheMook]

damn son, thats a lot of music. is there even enough time in one day to listen to that much post-rock?

Oh ****, it's only for music we've listened to today?
Well, that's the music I've been listening to (plus many many more artists) the past few weeks.

[Zappa]

Oh ****, it's only for music we've listened to today?
Well, that's the music I've been listening to (plus many many more artists) the past few weeks.

Well, most of us post in here so much that it does typically represent a day's listening pleasure. However, "lately" extends at least a month, I'd say.

[Daniel!]

Various Artists - Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic Era

Just went out and bought it. So far it's awsome.

[fleakeepr666]

Lately, I've been digging Wilco, Simon and Garfunkel, and The Cat Empire.

Wilco Downloads
- At Least That's What You Said
- Misunderstood
- We're Just Friends

Simon and Garfunkel Downloads
- The Only Living Boy in New York
- A Hazy Shade of Winter
- Scarborough Fair

The Cat Empire Downloads
- Hello Hello
- The Chariot

Mmhmm.

[YDload]

I finally got to listen to "Casimir Pulaski Day" and was floored. Stevens can really write a great sad song, even when his other stuff is merely "good."

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

I've been digging...

Vitalic - OK Cowboy
+/- - Self Titled Long Playing Debut
The Dead Texan - The Dead Texan
Devendra Banhart - Rejoicing In The Hands

[asymm]

The Dead Texan - The Dead Texan
Awesome album. A really great ambient release from the Stars of the Lid man.

Skyphone - Fabula
Debut release from Danish trio, probably closest in spirit and musical ideology to Alog and Phonophani in the way they mix electronic and acoustic elements, either sampled or played by themselves. Side by side you can find slow Joy Division type basslines, acoustic guitar pickings, glitch elements and naive melodies only Kraftwerk could have dreamed up. A highly atmospheric, melodic, subtle and detailed soundscape.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

Awesome album. A really great ambient release from the Stars of the Lid man.

Yeah, it is.
It's one of the most relaxing things I've ever heard, I feel like falling asleep now.

[Jawaharal]

Various Artists - Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic Era

Just went out and bought it. So far it's awsome.
Buy children of nuggets too. Its just as awesome.

[Daniel!]

Buy children of nuggets too. Its just as awesome.
They had that at the store also, but I used the last of my girft cards on the first one.

[charolastra]

the editors, the editors, the editors, the editors, the editors........................................... ........

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

I prefer Editors. :p

[Kyle]

I think you and I have very similar tastes in music, what with the Beck and the Smashing Pumpkins and the GN'R and the Radiohead and the Dinosaur Jr. and the At The Drive-In and whatnotmy favorite bands.Yeah, those are definately some of the bands which I am really passionate about.

[Interstate]

Tortoise - S/T
QOTSA - Songs For The Deaf
Minus The Bear - Highly Refined Pirates

[Luxor]

Lots of Hot Cross.

[JonM]

At the moment, I'm digging The Minutemen, and they're not a punk band.

And as I said that, the Jackass theme song came on.

[YDload]

They are too a punk band! Well at heart anyway.

[JonM]

I think the problem is that I'm just dogmatically resistant to calling anything I like "punk."

[pixiesfanyo]

I think the problem is that I'm just dogmatically resistant to calling anything I like "punk."

Well you're a stupid whore then.

[Zappa]

The core of Minutemen's music very much is the definition of punk rock. They write short, fast, angsty songs, often with politically charged lyrics. They have a lead vocalist that either shouts or sings poorly. The drums are loud, and the music is sloppy and loose. They have the spirit of being true to oneself, and they hold the punk rock interest of skimming off layers of excess from the essence of rock sound.

They don't sound exactly like the Ramones or Dead Kennedys, but that doesn't mean they're not a punk rock band. In fact, in a lot of ways that spirit of originality coupled with their "back to basics" approach to creativity makes them even more "punk."

[Tangy zizzle]

Minutemen were punk as ****, no dispute about it.

[asymm]

Goldmund - Corduroy Road
Light, piano ballads. Very gorgeous and soothing. Off the terrific label, Type Records.

Julien Neto - Le Fumeur de Ciel
Also a Type Records release - so it has the very delicate electro-acoustic style. Similarly terrific.

[Robert Crumb]

Prefuse 73 - Security Screenings

Decent set of classic Scott Herren instrumentals. Also a Four Tet collaboration that lives up to its name ("Creating Cyclical Headaches") and a Tunde Adebimpe guest spot. But mostly kinda eh.

Ry Cooder - Chavez Ravine

Still letting this one sink in. The only thing I really know about Ry Cooder is that he's worked with every musician who lived, or something. Hits of South western flavor.

[Tangy zizzle]

Chavez Ravine is a a really, really good album. It has an unusual warmth/feel to it.

[Zappa]

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme

This is nice and everything but I still don't like listening to jazz.

edit: actually I'm starting to get into it

Well...I guess it's better than nothing.

[JonM]

Okay okay okay, it's punk.

[ATM]

Fela Anikulapo and the Africa 70

[Tangy zizzle]

^good.

[mentalstephanie]

I have really been into this female artist, Edith Frost. Her album, Wonder Wonder, is fantastic. And I believe she's playing in Philly soon, but I dunno if I can see her. :(

[EightMilesHigh]

Someone in my painting class put on this really amazing femaler singer in class today, too bad I didn't catch the name. It was really nice.

I'm listening to buttloads of Leonard Cohen today.

[Floydfanatic]

kayo dot binge

[pixiesfanyo]

kayo dot binge

Check out my review.

I'm digging Private Press tonight. It's kind of inferior by so much to Endtroducing. I'd kind of relate it to the way Bulbasaur is to Venasaur. I mean, he could be good. But if he just evolved into the other, it'd be so much better.

[cbmartinez]

I heard some of Tallahasee by The Mountain Goats on the way home from school today. I liked it alot.

[moderaterock222]

today i dug a can of baked beans out of my cupboard to make some beans on toast

[moderaterock222]

I heard some of Tallahasee by The Mountain Goats on the way home from school today. I liked it alot.
me being welsh and everything, there's nothing better than mountain goats:thumb:

seriously though, they are good

[cbmartinez]

"Game Shows Touch Our Lives" I think was one of the tracks. It was all pretty good.