whipped out the [I]Source Tags and Codes[/I] cd again to prep myself for the concert. Its the little things that make this album great. What stood out this listen was the transition between Baudelaire and Homage. The mood shifts so fluidly. ..TRAIL OF DEAD is fantastic.

[B]Dagage![/B]
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Cursive - Domestica
A Certain Ratio - The Cementary and the Ballroom

David Bowie - Low
Slint - Spiderland

-Bloc Party
-The Futureheads

If you haven't heard any of their stuff you're seriously deprived...

OM6 thoas 2 bandz r l1ke ch@ng1ng music!!!!!!!!

u no it

Bloc Party are decent though.

No, and no.

Futureheads are alright, bloc party are crap.

*shrugs* My opinion that's all.

I know someone that looks like the Futureheads bassist.

I've been listening to Against Me!'s [i]Reinventing Axl Rose[/i] on this mighty fine Easter Sunday.

I finally got something by Queens Of The Stone Age... "Songs For The Deaf".

I am right now being completely blown away by Fall of Troys LP that I just got from a friend. Insanely good stuff.

My 11 Hour Collection of Elliott Smith

Sage Francis

I've been having a recent obsession with Canned Heat. What's a good album by them?

I like avant garde composers today. So I've been into Stockhausen and Penderecki.

The Who's Tommy and Quadrophenia

Last night went to a crappy hardcore show, got throughly socked in the face in the pit. But, now thanks to Happymea, I am completely in love with Busdriver.

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]Last night went to a crappy hardcore show, got throughly socked in the face in the pit. But, now thanks to Happymea, I am completely in love with Busdriver.[/QUOTE]
I think he/they are on THUG. If I'm thinking of the right band, they're awesome.

Grade
Jawbreaker
Trans Am (when will it end?)
Braid
The Decemberists - [I]Picaresque[/I]. I'm thinking strong contender for album of the year.

[QUOTE=I Am Electrocution]I've been having a recent obsession with Canned Heat. What's a good album by them?[/QUOTE]
try the best of Hooker 'n Heat. and compalation with John Lee Hooker

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]Last night went to a crappy hardcore show, got throughly socked in the face in the pit. But, now thanks to Happymea, I am completely in love with Busdriver.[/QUOTE]

Thank the blokes in the slsk indie room. Heh.

[QUOTE=Swami]Trans Am (when will it end?)[/QUOTE]

I have [I]Futureworld[/I], it's pretty good.

I listened to the whole of Kayo Dot's [I]Choirs of the Eye[/I] awhile ago, and ..wow.

Siouxsie and the Banshees

Pelican. Lots and lots of Pelican.

Diggage

Gang of Four - Entertainment

[QUOTE=Happymeal]
I listened to the whole of Kayo Dot's [I]Choirs of the Eye[/I] awhile ago, and ..wow.[/QUOTE]

YES! That album still blows my mind almost every time I hear it. Now I gotta put that bad boy on, it's been a while.

I've been spinning Neutral Milk Hotel, Pixies, and Broken Social Scene a lot lately.

[QUOTE=Swami]bloc party are crap.[/QUOTE]

No they're not. They might not be original, but they're close to the best in their style. They're good musicians too.

I just can't take this whole new crop of bands who wanna be like Gang of Four, Fugazi, The Fall, Joy Divison etc... Why can they not atleast [I]try[/I] to sound un-derivitave? (sp)

Because not enough people know that they're derivative. If it hasn't been heard in the last twenty years or featured on a VH1 nostalgia show, then it's new.

I can get over the fact that they're derivative... but Bloc Party's album is weak, and their singer is terrible.

I hate music.

I've been digging Strapping Young Lad, which is awesome because I haven't really dug metal for a while, but I'm loving their album [I]City[/I].

Also been digging American Music Club. I got their album [I]Everclear[/I], and it's brilliant, I recommend it to one and all.

[QUOTE=Swami]I hate music.[/QUOTE]
That was strong :rolleyes: .

I just downloaded [I]Singles[/I] from The Clash.

[QUOTE=Swami]I hate music.[/QUOTE]

How [I]scene[/I] of you.

The music that I like to listen to right now..

Incubus
Smashing Pumpkins
Jack off Jill
Bjork (not all of her stuff, just some)
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden

... I'm drawing a blank now, I guess I'll have to update this later when I remember it all.

BUT there is this one song that I listened to recently, it's not a song with lyrics, but it's really good. In case anyone's interested, the song is from the 28 days later soundtrack, it's called In a Heartbeat.

Jack Off Jill's 'Clear Hearts Grey Flowers' is something of a guilty pleasure of mine. Guilty, because I'm always making snide remarks about Marilyn Manson fans.

Right now I'm digging a Jean Michel Jarre compilation. It's pretty good.

I am still listening to QOTSA - L2P prety much all the time. I have only played a couple of other Cds and randomly gone through my downloads a couple of times this week.

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]Also been digging American Music Club. I got their album [I]Everclear[/I], and it's brilliant, I recommend it to one and all.[/QUOTE]
/pseudo-rep for AMC love

Currently:
Akron/Family - Gorgeous self-titled psych-folk release. I'm really enjoying it so far.

So I got some Kyuss a week or so ago and I have to say, not very impressed. I mean, it's OK but it's no QOTSA.

QOTSA>>>>>>>>>>>>>Kyuss.

Well, obviously...

Oh well... :(