Track is Citronella, and he samples Smelly Tongues. He samples the Snakefinger version, though, not the one from Meet The Residents.

And the Track with John Darnielle is Coffee.

Been starting to get into some post-rock so this evening I've been listening to:
Slint-[I]Spiderland[/I]
Explosions in the Sky-[I]The Earth is not a Cold Dead Place[/I]
Also thinking of downloading some Comets on Fire and Mogwai eventually, any albums from them or other good post rock that you guys recommend?

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;15650298]Docter D, you going to Langerado?[/QUOTE]

Yes. If I missed it, I don't know what I'd do.

[QUOTE=Time;15650334]Been starting to get into some post-rock so this evening I've been listening to:
Slint-[I]Spiderland[/I]
Explosions in the Sky-[I]The Earth is not a Cold Dead Place[/I]
Also thinking of downloading some Comets on Fire and Mogwai eventually, any albums from them or other good post rock that you guys recommend?[/QUOTE]

Comets on Fire aren't post rock.

They're pain.

Listen to Blue Cathedral.

[QUOTE=Doctor D.;15650371]Yes. If I missed it, I don't know what I'd do.[/QUOTE]

Word, I'll let you know if I'm coming.

blue cathedral destroiz avatar

[QUOTE=Eliminator;15650386]blue cathedral destroiz avatar[/QUOTE]

HAVE U EVEN HEARD "DOGWOOD RUST" AND "THE SWALLOW'S EYE"?!?!?! WTFFFFFFF

Plus Blue Cathedral is more jam based while Avatar is more song based so you can't really compare. The Burning Star Core split almost destroys Blue Cathedral though, but that's because it destroys the very universe itself.

Neil Young - [I]Harvest[/I]
Battles - [I]Mirrored[/I]
The Ergs! - [I]Dorkrockcorkrod[/I]
Jawbreaker - [I]24 Hour Revenge Therapy[/I]
The Arctic Monkeys - [I]Your Favourite Worst Nightmare[/I]


In other news, last night I spent 4 hours at Sydney airport waiting for my delayed flight. Needless to say I was slightly drunk by the time I finally got on a plane.

i watched England play Portugal in last year's World Cup from an airport bar

they had really bad cheeseburgers. i was totally unsatisfied

[QUOTE]Tenniscoats. Very spritely stuff, I guess. I like it. But I'm a huge pussy.[/QUOTE]

I saw them earlier in the year. The singer was cute and the guitar dude kicked ***.

[QUOTE=Sweboy;15650469]HAVE U EVEN HEARD "DOGWOOD RUST" AND "THE SWALLOW'S EYE"?!?!?! WTFFFFFFF

Plus Blue Cathedral is more jam based while Avatar is more song based so you can't really compare. The Burning Star Core split almost destroys Blue Cathedral though, but that's because it destroys the very universe itself.[/QUOTE]

i dunno dude avatar's not bad or anything, but i don't think they pull off the more proggy stuff well. kind of bland but there are some good moments

Downloaded a bunch of albums I knew I should have:

Thom Yorke- [I]The Eraser[/I]
Death From Above 1979- [I]You're A Woman, I'm A Machine[/I]
Air- [I]Talkie Walkie[/I] and [I]Moon Safari[/I]

All of them are fantastic, I'm loving The Eraser particularly. I also downloaded Architecture In Helsinki's [I]In Case We Die[/I] again, I forgot how much I loved this album.

The Lights - [I]Diamonds and Dirt[/I]
The Langley School's Music Project

Tom Waits - [I]Rain Dogs[/I]
Tom Waits - [I]Bone Machine[/I]
Jimmy Eat World - [I]Chase This Light[/I]

JEW is better than I was expecting.

Listening to "Clap Hands" right now, so good

Miles Davis & Gil Evans - [I]Porgy and Bess[/I]

My favorite of their collaborations. Totally amazing.

les savy fav - [I]let's stay friends[/I]
xbxrx - [I]sixth in sixes[/I]
[I]christmas with the rat pack[/I]
brian eno - [I]ambient 1: music for airports[/I] (when i'm studying)

Mark Ronson - Version

its pretty good minus the shitty bands that sing on here.

Air - [I]Talkie Walkie[/I]

oh man forgot to add

tubeway army - [I]replicas[/I]

resurgence of this

Gasp - [I]An Earwigs Guide to Travelling[/I]
Boards of Canada - [I]Campfire Headphase[/I]
Fennesz - [I]Endless Summer[/I]
Boredoms - [I]Super Ae[/I]

Gasp are weird. They combine krautrock, ambient, sludge and powerviolence. most of that compilation is powerviolence, which I can't say I like very much. unless it's the really lo-fi stuff, where you can't tell what the **** is going on. Unfortunately, there's only two songs of that, and one of them is like 4 seconds long

[QUOTE]Listening to "Clap Hands" right now, so good[/QUOTE]

Yeah, amazing song. "Dirt in the Ground" is really doing it for me at the moment.

I've just been listening to a bunch of mixed stuff with some mates over. Good stuff though. Johnny Cash, Klaxons, Ryan Adams, Jesse Malin, The Shins, Pixies, Phoenix. Lots of reminiscing about festivals has been happening.

JR Ewing - Ride Paranoia

Very good Refused-esque hardcore album.

Om - [I]Conference of the Birds[/I]

I ****ing love this album. "At Giza" is especially good, and perfect for smoking a fine joint to. That bass line is heaven.

Excellent album. The thing that sets Om apart from other doom bands are the vocals. They're entrancing. Especially while high.

i like sleep more. om are good thouh

boris - the thing which solomon overlooked

[QUOTE=Anxious;15653508]Excellent album. The thing that sets Om apart from other doom bands are the vocals. They're entrancing. Especially while high.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, definitely. They're probably the only doom band that I could just put on and like regardless of how I'm feeling. I mean, I like stuff like Electric Wizard and they have some incredible guitar riffs, but sometimes the vocals can be a little off-putting for me. I need to be in the mood for that to enjoy it. Om I can just stick on and enjoy at any time. Great band.

im listening to conference of the birds now
so much better than variations

You guys just made me download.