[QUOTE=NineBitFable]Listening right now to Pixes Surfer Rosa... I then plan on listening to My Bloody Valentine.

In other news, it turns out I spent about a hundred and fifty dollars last month on music. Ouch, guess whos broke now?[/QUOTE]
$150 in a month isn't [i]that[/i] bad. But I'm guessing you have no source of income other than your parents.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]$150 in a month isn't [i]that[/i] bad. But I'm guessing you have no source of income other than your parents.[/QUOTE]
got that right... Could get a job if I wanted... but I dont care that much I'll just have to wait a little longer to buy cds.

I'm listening to this demo I got from a drummer who played at the local art gallery some months ago. His name is M.Sord, and he's a cool dude.

[url]http://www.downpeninsula.com/bands-m_sord.htm[/url]

I listened to [I]Lyre of Orpheus/Abbatoir Blues[/I] this morning and I was bloweded away.

[QUOTE=Fast Fingers]Pelican (post metal?)[/QUOTE]

I'm interested.

I've been listening to Maudlin of the Well. Very interesting band.

I've pretty much only been listening to:

The Polyphonic Spree
The Beach Boys
Mercury Rev

So that sort of stuff. Can anybody suggest some other bands along those lines? Other than the obvious ones?

Dios Malos maybe?

I've been listening to some Can lately, I think I'll get 'Monster Movie' soon.

I read Oedipus Rex and The Bacchae the other night while listening to Explosions in the Sky, and it was surreal.

Oh yeah, I'm really digging EiTS right now...again.

I listened to Xiu Xiu earlier and had lots of fun.

Question Time!!!!!

Did J Mascis play all the lead guitar for Dino Joonya?

If so, wow.

Well there were only the three of them so I guess so Tapeworm sir.

Intriguing, I wasn't sure of the amount of members. I guess he just played both/all parts on records.

Best. Guitarist. Ever.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Dios Malos maybe?[/QUOTE]

/agree

Saetia sound like they have somewhat of a Slint influence.

/random observation

[QUOTE=Zappa]I liked it quite well the first time I heard it, and have only had the urge to put it on once since then. Reverse reactions![/QUOTE]It's a great album, but I think it lacks some of the long term appeal of some of Patton's other stuff.

Mr. Bungle- Ars Moriendi

Thanks to Zappa for the song (and for el doctor for the recommendation). Eastern European folk metal is just what I was looking for.

J Mascis was called 'the indie Jimi Hendrix' by Q this month.

Anyway, I feel like I should be digging Rufus Wainwright's Want Two, because I read some reviews and I already love the album, despite having not heard a note of it.

I actually have been digging Dinosaur Jr, and L'Arc~En~Ciel.

I have been listening to Cursive a lot for quite a while, but can't find any bands like them, or bands that make a good progression from them into more alt. music, do anybody have any recommendations?

^The Good Life, lol. Check out the whole Saddle Creek batallion(Azure Ray, The Faint, Bright Eyes, etc).

[QUOTE=YDload]Mr. Bungle- Ars Moriendi

Thanks to Zappa for the song (and for el doctor for the recommendation). Eastern European folk metal is just what I was looking for.[/QUOTE]

If you like a Mr. Bungle with less metal and more prog noodling, you might like Ruins.

haven't listened to Incubus in a while, so i've been listening to them alllll day.

[QUOTE=YDload]Mr. Bungle- Ars Moriendi[/QUOTE]

That's my favorite track off of 'California'.

I've been really getting in to Tub Ring a lot lately. At first I didn't think I'd like them to much, but once I got through several of their songs, I've gotten hooked.

into Swervedriver and a band called Singapore Sling... Pretty good stuff.

[QUOTE=YDload]Mr. Bungle- Ars Moriendi

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'Tis a good song indeed. You should try "None of them knew they were robots..." and "Goodbye Sober Day" off of the same album for pure awesomeness.

Tilly and the Wall
Frankenixon
Slint
Bjork

[QUOTE=Grateful Dead]Dig it, it's incredible. :thumb:

And L'Arc En Ciel, I've been getting into them too lately. Ready Steady Go :)[/QUOTE]
Nice. :)

So far today I have been mostly digging Kraftwerk and The Clash. And Bill Bailey.

the Amelie soundtrack is so very good.

so far today...

Echo & the Bunnymen - "Ocean Rain"
- Brilliant brilliant dark '80s post punk

Kings of Convenience - [i]Riot on an Empty Street[/i]

[QUOTE=Scott Herren]Kings of Convenience - [i]Riot on an Empty Street[/i][/QUOTE]
Mmmm.... I like that album.