Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum

MV & EE- [I]Ragas of the Culvert[/I]
Experimental Audio Research- [I]Beyond the Pale[/I]

No Neck Blues Band
Black Moth Super Rainbow

BMSR is neat...I've listened to [I]Dandelion Gum[/I] twice now and it's beginning to sink in, there's some good stuff on there. Gonna give it some more listens this week. NNCK is f'ucking awesome.

Malibu Stacy, Just lovin it! haha.

And beck!, LOVING Beck A LOT! lol.

It must be about 2 years since I listened to Beck. I do like him though.

1 Death Cab for Cutie 33
2 Minor Threat 26
3 Bruce Springsteen 25
4 Tokyo Police Club 14
4 Josh Ritter 14
4 Dead Kennedys 14
7 The Hoosiers 13
8 The Go! Team 11
9 The Smiths 10
10 Nick Drake 9

Red House Painters - [I]Rollercoaster[/I]

Ghastly City Sleep - [I]Ghastly City Sleep[/I]
Interpol

Lil Wayne

right now trying to get his entire discography which is proving difficult since he makes a new mixtape like every day.

Gene Clark
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Saint Vitus

let's talk about Embrace some more. i can play Building, Past, I Wish I, Said Gun, and Can't Forgive. also i can play more of No More Pain but the second part of the verse has a really tricky bass part

YOUR EMOTIONS ARE NOTHING BUT POLITICS

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;15801951]
Saint Vitus[/QUOTE]
Sweet.

YD you should learn how to play basslines in Navio Forge songs

Better yet, Mohinder songs.

dj pica times 3
gospel music
pollee jeen harvee

[QUOTE=SubtleDagger;15802043]YD you should learn how to play basslines in Navio Forge songs[/QUOTE]

i dont know what that is but i bet its too hard to figure out by ear

also today i learned Dance of Days so there's another one :)

I'm now back to my usual favorites: Elliott Smith, Modest Mouse, and Carissa's Wierd.

[QUOTE=YDload;15802270]i dont know what that is but i bet its too hard to figure out by ear

also today i learned Dance of Days so there's another one :)[/QUOTE]
They're my favorite emo band ever and their bassist ruled

it would be hard to hear since they self-released like 1000 vinyls but the bass is the easiest to make out -_-

The microphones - glow pt. 2 and mount eerie
seabear - the ghost that carried us away
clout cult - happy hippo
beirut - the flying club cup

Boris - [I]Feedbacker[/I]

part 3 is better than most of their "rock" songs

Skalpel

Pixies - [I]Trompe le Monde[/I]

Not exactly indie, i know, but i'm working my way through the Megadeth i've got (most of their studio albums). Loving it! Even their most recent release, United Abominations, is good. Thinking of going to see them when they play nearby during their tour in support of that album =+)
don't worry, i'll be getting back to the indie stuff soon

not really indie,....more like indie bluegrass?

chris thile - how to grow a woman from the ground


the black crowes (in general)
allmans
old school toadies

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased;15804165]Pixies - [I]Trompe le Monde[/I][/QUOTE]

alec eiffel >>> like 90% of pixies songs

uh no

The Brian Jonestown Massacre- [I]Take it From The Man![/I] and [I]Bravery, Repetition And Noise[/I]

Kimya Dawson as of the moment. Anyone got any suggestions for the anti folk scene?

no, becuase there is no "anti folk scene"

Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear The Heart Beating as One