[QUOTE=br3ad_man;16051729]Ghost - [I]Hypnotic Underworld[/I][/QUOTE]

you like it? I heard it yesterday for the first time and loved it.

today:

Big Black - [I]Atomizer[/I]
Shellac - [I]1000 Hurts[/I]
Shellac - [I]At Action Park[/I]

Shellac's drummer is pretty damn great.

worst ghost album

interesting

it really is

would you like to poop on my chest?

Eliminator, that's disgusting

but ok

can i poop on both your chests?

One time on while really high, I closed my eyes and became one with "God Took a Picture of His Illness on this Ground". The song has sounded amazing ever since.

Ampere - [I]All Our Tomorrows End Today[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]Remain in Light[/I]

Animal Collective- [I]People[/I] EP

Amazing.

William Basinski - [I]Melancholia[/I]

william basinski hates tapes

he hates them so much that he has the desire to loop them

yeah what a prick

tape murderer

i hear he cuts his victims into tiny pieces and then ARRANGES THEM INTO PATTERNS

that sick ****

[QUOTE=Bukowski;16052389]

today:

Big Black - [I]Atomizer[/I]
Shellac - [I]1000 Hurts[/I]
Shellac - [I]At Action Park[/I]

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The majority of post-punk music fans have too much wax in their ears from all those loud records and shirts they're always listening to and wearing. I know it's not my fault because I had some nurse squirt a bunch of water in my ears back in college to get the wax out. It was kind of like an enema, except I didn't crap all over her face.

Well okay I DID, but that's just my way of saying "hello" to a woman. But that's nothing: you should see how I say "goodbye"!

I'll give you a hint: It gives new meaning to the phrase "I just poured 45 gallons of semen all over your head."

lol best gimmick ever.

It's really him you guys

T.I. - King

I don't think I'll ever get tired of this album.

so apparently steve albini once produced an album by Bush. and then on the radio i heard that single of theirs "Comedown" and it has a very Albini-like intro. its like Jesus Lizard's "Then Comes Dudley" with the pounding drums and creepy bassline, and the tones/rhythms are all very similar. is that the album he produced?

The Beatles - Abbey Road, Hey Jude and Rubber Soul

The Beatles were weirdos.

Currently digging a two LP thing of Gershwin piano work that I bought for a dollar fifty. Very enjoyable.

Pumice- [I]Pebbles[/I]

saint vitus
possessed

can't stop listening to Planet of Ice.

**** Buttons
Ghost
Kayo Dot

Dirty Projectors - [I]Rise Above[/I]

I don't know why this record didn't get much talk last year (besides DMD), seeing as it's really good.

Jackie-O Motherf[B]u[/B]cker

[QUOTE=Mark Prindle;16054003]The majority of post-punk music fans have too much wax in their ears from all those loud records and shirts they're always listening to and wearing. I know it's not my fault because I had some nurse squirt a bunch of water in my ears back in college to get the wax out. It was kind of like an enema, except I didn't crap all over her face.

Well okay I DID, but that's just my way of saying "hello" to a woman. But that's nothing: you should see how I say "goodbye"!

I'll give you a hint: It gives new meaning to the phrase "I just poured 45 gallons of semen all over your head."[/QUOTE]

I love you Mark.

Black Flag - [I]Family Man[/I]

[QUOTE=Anxious;16055881]Jackie-O Motherf[B]u[/B]cker[/QUOTE]

What album? I heard a song by them the other day, it was interesting.

Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen
Frank Zappa - We're only in it for the Money
Cunninlynguists - Will Rap for Food

[QUOTE=pulseczar;16056035]What album? I heard a song by them the other day, it was interesting.

Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen
Frank Zappa - We're only in it for the Money
Cunninlynguists - Will Rap for Food[/QUOTE]

[I]Liberation[/I] and [I]Fig.5[/I].

[I]Fig 5[/I] is great.