I just bought and digging-

Unwound- [I]Challenge for Civilized Society[/I]
Soft Machine-[I] Third[/I]

Emancipator - Soon It Will Be Cold Enough
Nadja - Bodycage
Scarface - The Diary
Count Bass D - Dwight Spitz
Jawbreaker - 24 Hour Revenge Therapy
Adverts - The Wonders Don't Care
The Angelic Process - Weighing Souls With Sand

Sonic Youth - [i]Daydream Nation[/i]
Ampere - [i]All Our Tomorrows End Today[/i]
Ulver - [i]Shadow of the Sun[/i]
Fugazi - [i]Repeater + 3 Songs[/i]
Yndi Halda - [i]Enjoy Eternal Bliss[/i]

Feist - [I]The Reminder[/I]
Prefuse 73 - [I]Preparations[/I]
David Bowie

[QUOTE]Emancipator - Soon It Will Be Cold Enough
Nadja - Bodycage
[B]Scarface - The Diary[/B]
Count Bass D - Dwight Spitz
Jawbreaker - 24 Hour Revenge Therapy
Adverts - The Wonders Don't Care
The Angelic Process - Weighing Souls With Sand[/QUOTE]
yea yea

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - [I]No More Shall We Part[/I]
Ghost - [I]Hypnotic Underworld[/I]

BMSR - Dandelion Gum

Half throwaway, half awesome

Slint - EP
Brian Eno - Another Green World
Bjork - Volta
Dr. Dre - The Chronic
Deerhoof - The Man, The King, The Girl
Big Black - Songs About Fvcking
Maps - We Can Create
The For Carnation

Burial - [I]Untrue[/I]
Jimmy Eat World - [I]Chase This Light[/I]
El-P - [I]I'll Sleep When You're Dead[/I]
Tortoise - [I]Millions Now Living Will Never Die[/I]

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena;15675873]Holla, Lemonheads posse. User title change? Solidarity?

You've heard Neil Young's [i]Rust Never Sleeps[/i], right? It's my favorite.[/QUOTE]
Yeah usertitle change fo sho.

And no I haven't heard [I]Rust Never Sleeps[/I]. I've only got [I]Harvest[/I] and [I]On the Beach[/I] so I better get onto that.

Stevie Wonder - [I]Innervisions[/I]

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased;15677417]Yeah usertitle change fo sho.

And no I haven't heard [I]Rust Never Sleeps[/I]. I've only got [I]Harvest[/I] and [I]On the Beach[/I] so I better get onto that.

Stevie Wonder - [I]Innervisions[/I][/QUOTE]

Egads, you need to get up on your Neil Young. Here is your homework:
[i]Rust Never Sleeps[/i]
[i]Everybody Knows This is Nowhere[/i]
[i]Live at Massey Hall 1971[/i]
[i]After the Gold Rush[/i]

And for some extra weirdness, try [i]Reactor[/i], [i]Trans[/i], or [i]Freedom[/i].

Lemonheads 4 lyfe.

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena;15677459]Egads, you need to get up on your Neil Young. Here is your homework:
[i]Rust Never Sleeps[/i]
[i]Everybody Knows This is Nowhere[/i]
[i]Live at Massey Hall 1971[/i]
[i]After the Gold Rush[/i]

And for some extra weirdness, try [i]Reactor[/i], [i]Trans[/i], or [i]Freedom[/i].

Lemonheads 4 lyfe.[/QUOTE]
I don't know why I didn't get more Neil Young ages ago. I bought [I]Harvest[/I] about 2 years ago and loved it immediately but didn't listen to it much for some reason. I guess the reason is that I'm an idiot. I'm on it man.

Everybody knows this is Nowhere and Tonight's the Night are pretty essential

GBV - Hardcore Ufos

I have only listened to the 1st disc so far, the best of. But whatever, I'll listen to the rest later.

so i bought Old Time Relijun - 2012

havent gotten to listen to it yet though

Old 97's
Animal Collective
Black Lips

Soulja Boy

[I]Rivers Cuomo - Alone: The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo[/I]

This is easilly the most interesting thing Rivers has released for a long time. I'm not really sure how good it is yet, but it's certainly got interesting ideas and a cool intimacy to it. It really sounds like the product of somebody mucking around at home rather than a polished release. Probably because it is.

Is there any way you could upload that to the mailing list?

Lightning Bolt - Hypermagic Mountain

Lots and lots of John Fahey.

Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet
Holy **** - LP

Books - [I]Lost and Safe[/I]

especially An Owl With Knees

that song is pretty much the best

[QUOTE=Anus Invader;15682382]Books - [I]Lost and Safe[/I]

especially An Owl With Knees

that song is pretty much the best[/QUOTE]

yeah definitely i agree

Unwound - [i]Repetition[/i]

okay this has to be a 5/5 record for me. perfection.

The Smiths - [I]Rank[/I]

I think my Smiths collection is complete, with the exception of any best of compilations. Yay for me.

[QUOTE]This is easilly the most interesting thing Rivers has released for a long time. I'm not really sure how good it is yet, but it's certainly got interesting ideas[/QUOTE]

Please refrain from using the word "interesting"

Nothing against you I just hate that word.

Seems an odd thing to hate.

Its a horrible blanket word.

[QUOTE=Zmev;15682729]Please refrain from using the word "interesting"

Nothing against you I just hate that word.[/QUOTE]I shall try and keep that in mind.

[QUOTE]Is there any way you could upload that to the mailing list? [/QUOTE]
I might upload it to the mailing list, but I'm lazy so probably not. Besides, it'll be all over the internet in a few days and if you looked for it hard enough you could get it.

Sufjan Stevens

trying to beat this cold so I can par-tay this weekend

Metal Urbain - [I]Anarchy in Paris[/I]

Apparently, they are a seminal french synth/post punk band from the late 70s who have greatly influenced Steve Albini. Also the first band to release anything on Rough Trade. Anyway, they are good, but it does get a little repetitive after awhile.