Prurient & Kevin Drumm - All are Guests in the House of the Lord
Donovan Quinn and the 13th Month - Donovan Quinn and the 13th Month
Of - The Sun and Earth Together

prurient and kevin drumm on the same release wtf

digging anything boris at the moment

halfway through downloading rock dream atm it better rule

Foxy Shazam - [I]Introducing[/I]

[QUOTE=elmntrs;16771147]halfway through downloading rock dream atm it better rule[/QUOTE]

havent heard that yet, it sounded awesome tho. boris are usually ace with merzbow there

ariel pink's haunted graffiti- [I]worn copy[/I]

also cool, don't know if i like it as much as the doldrums though

New Devin the Dude rules. Can't stop listening.

Also Celtic Frost - Morbid Tales. Might be my favorite metal album ever.

whats devin's best?

Get the new one first, it's a good place to start.

Four Tet - [I]Rounds[/I]

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;16771679]Get the new one first, it's a good place to start.[/QUOTE]
cool

Madvillain - [I]Madvillainy[/I]
Radiohead - [I]In Rainbows[/I]

these two have been growing on me lately. i've been on a massive doom kick and i'm starting to like madvillain a lot after it took me a little while to appreciate madlib's production. i still prefer doom when he raps over his own productions, though.

in rainbows has grown on me a little, it's more consistent that their last two albums and works well as a whole but it lacks polish, and it doesn't have any of those really great emotional, intense build-ups/climaxes that they are capable of (like 2+2=5 or exit music). it just sounds like them jamming with with a few string arrangements over the top. meh

I think [I]Madvillainy[/I] is probably my favourite Doom album.

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids;16771922]cool

Madvillain - [I]Madvillainy[/I]
Radiohead - [I]In Rainbows[/I]

these two have been growing on me lately. i've been on a massive doom kick and i'm starting to like madvillain a lot after it took me a little while to appreciate madlib's production. i still prefer doom when he raps over his own productions, though.

in rainbows has grown on me a little, it's more consistent that their last two albums and works well as a whole but it lacks polish, and it doesn't have any of those really great emotional, intense build-ups/climaxes that they are capable of (like 2+2=5 or exit music). it just sounds like them jamming with with a few string arrangements over the top. meh[/QUOTE]

really? i think all i need and weird fishes are great examples of those intense emotional buildups and releases

Doom took a while to grow on me, but after listening to Mm..Food a couple of time I was hooked.

Do you guys have the King Geedorah album?

Electric Wizard - [i]Dopethrone[/i]
Ufomammut - [i]Idolum[/i]
Deerhunter - [i]Microcastle[/i]

been runnin through some doom/stoner metal, and picked up the new Deerhunter recently. definitely good stuff. and Ufomammut is so good... but right now i think [I]Snailking [/I]> [I]Idolum[/I]

Yeah, Snailking is better but Idolum still rules.

Flavor Crystals - Ambergris

[QUOTE]really? i think all i need and weird fishes are great examples of those intense emotional buildups and releases[/QUOTE]
i guess what i meant to say was that they're there but i'm not feeling them.

Brian Eno - [I]Ambient 4[/I]

I've been diggin' the hell out of Les Razillizes Denudes' [I]Live 77[/I] recently. Noisy, sloppy, contradictory perfection, if i've ever heard it.

also
[I]The Very Special World of Lee Hazlewood[/I] (his version of "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" is hilarious and makes me want to get arrested for public drunkenness).

Kevin Coye and Dagmar Krause - [I]Babble[/I] ("Are You Deceiving Me?" is an awesomely imperfect perfect song)

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;16772107]Doom took a while to grow on me, but after listening to Mm..Food a couple of time I was hooked.

Do you guys have the King Geedorah album?[/QUOTE]


Yeah, it rocks hard.

Holy F[I]u[/I]ck - [I]LP[/I]

nineteen eighty three

[quote]I've been diggin' the hell out of Les Razillizes Denudes' Live 77 recently. Noisy, sloppy, contradictory perfection, if i've ever heard it.[/quote] night of the assassin is the best

uncle tupelo - march 16-20, 1992

Grip Plyaz - Grip-Hop

Most interesting hip hop I've heard in a LONG time.

The Howling Hex - XI

Ripped this from the radio station on a whim. It's alright.

Life Without Buildings

That voiceeee

unwound - fake train

Gregor Samsa- [I]Rest[/I]

low - things we lost in the fire

[QUOTE=Anxious;16776094]Gregor Samsa- [I]Rest[/I][/QUOTE]

second favorite release of '08 for me

need to listen to some more releases

Young Widows. Glad I downloaded it.

there are some really awesome songs on it but there are some mediocre songs as well that kind of kill the awesome for me

jack rose - raag manifestos
jandek - later on
eric's trip - purple blue
low - long division

how much jacky r have you heard

[QUOTE=okay;16778438]there are some really awesome songs on it but there are some mediocre songs as well that kind of kill the awesome for me[/QUOTE]

delete the mediocre ones, listen to an incomplete album. come on i dare ya, dont force y'self to sit through the songs u dont like.

the mountain goats
the smiths
calexico
ariel pink's haunted graffiti

gang starr - daily operation

i felt i could hav ehad a lot to say about this album if i were to write it down. i love its flow and easy, ready sure attitude. sometimes he delivers his lines a little too flat or predictable, and he doesn't always convince you, but he's very consistent. premier is a great dj

full clip is one of the best rap songs ever