[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;15758037]Bold statement senor Crumb.[/QUOTE]

It's pretty true, although maybe I should give McGuinn's solo albums a try. Really probably the best American band in terms of pop talent among its members, that's for sure.

Xiu Xiu - Fabulous Muscles

Havn't listened to this in ages. Great band.

Radiohead - "Kid A"

First time listening, definitely better than OK Computer.

The Bronx - [I]The Bronx II[/I] - Don't know if I like this as much as their first one.
Tokyo Police Club - [I]A Lesson In Crime[/I] - Been playing this a fair bit recently, can't wait for their new release.

Lots of Melvins because I'm seeing them tonight.

incidentally,

nice avatar.

SIKE

thanx

Neil Young - [i]Harvest[/i]

good

Great.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;15759603]It's pretty true, although maybe I should give McGuinn's solo albums a try. Really probably the best American band in terms of pop talent among its members, that's for sure.[/QUOTE]

If Gram Parsons counts, as he was only in the band for a few records, you're wrong wrong wrong. Wrong!

[QUOTE=Spat Out Sexy Men;15760491]Bronx II is better I think. Incidentally, I just got a CD copy of Bronx I.[/QUOTE]

I'm still trying to decide. [I]Bronx I[/I] has catchier songs imo although I haven't listened to [I]II[/I] as much.

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena;15760820]If Gram Parsons counts, as he was only in the band for a few records, you're wrong wrong wrong. Wrong![/QUOTE]

Sure he counts and as much as I love solo Parsons, I'm right right right. Right!

Although to be fair, "A Song for You," "Return of the Grevious Angel" and "In My Hour of Darkness" are probably better than anything Clark ever did.

1 The Mountain Goats 5
2 Radiohead 4
2 The Residents 4
4 Sufjan Stevens 3
4 Ween 3
6 Luminescent Orchestrii 2
6 They Might Be Giants 2
6 Minutemen 2
6 Portishead 2
6 De Kift 2

Another awfully slow week. Maybe I'm over this whole music thing.

1 Times New Viking 26
2 Half Japanese 18
3 Lô Borges 17
4 Duke Ellington 16
4 Arthur Russell 16
6 Smog 13
6 No Age 13
6 João Gilberto 13
9 Gene Clark 11
10 Shugo Tokumaru 10

I gave that Times New Viking another go around this week. I like it better now, but not a lot. I think most of those plays are just "Little Amp" over and over again.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;15761550]Sure he counts and as much as I love solo Parsons, I'm right right right. Right!

Although to be fair, "A Song for You," "Return of the Grevious Angel" and "In My Hour of Darkness" are probably better than anything Clark ever did.[/QUOTE]

Fair enough.

I've been listening to lots of classic country, which is sort of a constant for me, but I've listened to it more in the past week than I have in a while. And the Flaming Lips. I can't believe it took me so long to get into them, but they've quickly become one of my favorite bands.

Last.fm...

01. Woody Guthrie
02. George Jones
03. the Replacements
04. the Vaselines
05. Dumptruck
06. Drakkar Sauna
06. Gram Parsons
06. Son Volt
09. American Steel
10. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

1 The Replacements 122
2 Kayo Dot 29
3 Battle Of Mice 14
3 Venetian Snares 14
5 Nadja 13
5 Kiss 13
5 Hot Cross 13
8 Richard Youngs 12
8 Tartar Lamb 12
10 Bucket Full of Teeth 11
10 Battles 11

1 Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti 72
2 Melvins 48
3 Saint Vitus 33
4 Blonde Redhead 22
5 Ruins 16
6 Cocteau Twins 15
6 Jandek 15
8 Hash Jar Tempo 14
9 Serena Maneesh 11
9 Dead Meadow 11
9 Debris' 11

1 Deerhoof 194
2 Shellac 188
3 Minutemen 78
4 Blonde Redhead 66
5 Jaga Jazzist 53
6 June of 44 51
7 Red House Painters 33
8 Burial 12
9 The Bad Plus 11
10 Shellac Of North America 10

What I am and will by diggin' is the vinyl I'm recording today. Right now it's a local punk band, and the others are:
Flaming Lips - UFOs at the Zoo Single
ZZZZ/Uz Jsme Doma split single
Sun City Girls - Montreal Pop (bootleg)
and maybe
Defiance, Ohio - the fear, the fear, the fear
The Residents - freakshow

1 Pixies 46
2 Ruins 21
3 Frank Sinatra 18
4 Led Zeppelin 16
5 Beck 11
6 Portishead 10
6 Converge 10
8 Wilco 8
9 Dismember 5
9 Glass Candy 5

1 Giraffes? Giraffes! 28
2 Make Believe 25
3 The Beach Boys 21
4 No Age 19
5 Sharks Keep Moving 12
6 Steve Reich 10
6 By the End of Tonight 10
8 Uakti 9
8 John Coltrane 9
8 Toe 9

This Mountain Home album is pretty sweet, highly recommended for fans of Espers, Marissa Nadler and such hippies.

the new jamie b. is just as good if not better than his others mm

it is ***hYpNoTiC***

I've only heard O True Believers out of his other stuff though.

his guitar sounds like a harpsichord or something its CrAazyYy

celeste and lost prayers & motionless dances are also good

1 Bob Dylan 7

Bruce Springsteen - [I]Devils & Dust[/I]

Circa Survive - "On Letting Go"
Coheed and Cambria - "Second Stage Turbine Blade" "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3"
The Fall of Troy - "Doppelganger"

[QUOTE=TheSceneNinja;15762728]Circa Survive - "On Letting Go"
Coheed and Cambria - "Second Stage Turbine Blade" "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3"
The Fall of Troy - "Doppelganger"[/QUOTE]

are you intimidated by men's voices or something