[QUOTE=mizz_arc5618]i got a band for u guys..

acceptance

they kick arse

some songs by them are

Different
Permanent
In Too Far

there singer has a cool and original voice that gets all high at times and teh guitar riffs are cool too..
theyre a pretty new band i think and they have a new album out called "Phantoms"
i havent gotten it but i got some songs from it its pretty awesome
maybe check them out if u want a new band to listen to..
or maybe uve heard of them there gettin around pretty quickly and theyre good so its not gonna be long bfore they get famous im thinkin..

check them out u might be surprised[/QUOTE]
They suck. Hard.

...and are neither Alternative nor Indie.


Pardon the double post.

[QUOTE=Br3ad man]This is true. While I am no jazz expert, one of my jazz expert music teachers said that the best way to get into jazz is to just go from the beginning and follow the progression of the style. Do you have a jazz radio station IHU? The one in my area plays great stuff all of the time. It's a dodgy station, but it plays awesome music all the time.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I know there is one. I just don't know what frequency it is. I'm pretty sure one of my friends does though, I've heard him talk about it before.

[QUOTE=I Am Electrocution]Nice avatar. I need to get that album.[/QUOTE]
It's a good one.

Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain

All I can say is that it certainly lived up to the hype. I didn't expect too much from it, and I was happiliy wrong.

Mission Of Burma - Vs.

I've heard some songs by them, and they seemed allright. So I picked this up, and again, blown away. One of the best things I've heard in a while.

Kraftwerk -Computer World

I've heard bits and pieces by Kraftwerk, and I never much cared for it at all. But this album was just sitting at the library and I decided to checkout the hype surrounding them. And it shocked me. I though I wouldn't like it all. It's a refreshing listen......from the early 80's.......yeah thats the ticket.

I still need to get that Mission Of Burma album...

Right now I'm listening to Elliott Smith's self-titled for the first time through, and it's awesome. But, It's Elliott Smith, so that's expected.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]I still need to get that Mission Of Burma album...

Right now I'm listening to Elliott Smith's self-titled for the first time through, and it's awesome. But, It's Elliott Smith, so that's expected.[/QUOTE]

Get Roman Candle, nigga.

It melts faces like phasers set on own.

Today i've listened to:

Slint - Spiderland. It's good, but not as good as I was expecting.
Joy Division - Closer. Decades is too good.
Mars Volta - Tremulant EP. Horrible.
Faithless - the new greatest hits. Brings back memories :cool:

I can't get no sleep.

I'm diggin' [I]Demon Days[/I].

[QUOTE=talk show host]Today i've listened to:


Mars Volta - Tremulant EP. Horrible.
[/QUOTE]

Do you like their other stuff?

[QUOTE=talk show host]Today i've listened to:

Slint - Spiderland. It's good, but not as good as I was expecting.
Joy Division - Closer. Decades is too good.
Mars Volta - Tremulant EP. Horrible.
Faithless - the new greatest hits. Brings back memories :cool:

I can't get no sleep.[/QUOTE]
123 to all that.

My listeneing for today was as follows -

Weird Al - Running With Scissors
Curtis Mayfield - Superfly
Common - Ressurection

Do you guys actually listen to three or four entire albums in a day? I don't quite have THAT much time, and I rarely listen to more than one at a time because I'm trying to absorb it. Maybe I don't understand this thread?

Sometimes I listen to that many. Sometimes more, sometimes less.

[QUOTE=YDload]Do you guys actually listen to three or four entire albums in a day? I don't quite have THAT much time, and I rarely listen to more than one at a time because I'm trying to absorb it. Maybe I don't understand this thread?[/QUOTE]
I don't really have much time either. During the week I listen to music in my car, at work occasionally and at home sometimes, but not much. I mostly get time to listen to music on weekends.

I listen to music at school rather frequently. And the way my mind works, I can listen to one tune from a familiar album between classes and fill in the rest mentally throughout the next period.

[QUOTE=YDload]Do you guys actually listen to three or four entire albums in a day? I don't quite have THAT much time, and I rarely listen to more than one at a time because I'm trying to absorb it. Maybe I don't understand this thread?[/QUOTE]
I walk to college for half an hour, walk back for half an hour, plus I work for 2 hours. That's about 3 or 4 album's worth every day. Plus the time I get when I get home.

And I'm a student, so it's kind of my job to have large amounts of free time in which to listen to music and watch Countdown.

Ah, Countdown. The holy grail of the 18-22 year old.

What's Countdown?

As far as I know, it's an old Australian pop music show, where they had live acts and stuff.

No, it's a British game show. It mainly involves re-arranging scrambled letters to form words. It's fun to play along with when you're drunk or otherwise inebriated. Plus, the presenter is a slightly confused old man who doesn't quite understand what's going on most of the time.

Yeah, I figured it must have been some sort of British thing.

So I just thought I'd come in to say I heard "Little Sister" by QOTSA and I thought it was pretty groovy.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Get Roman Candle, nigga.

It melts faces like phasers set on own.[/QUOTE]
True.

Plus I need [i]Figure 8[/i]. Then I'll have all of them.

Watched the Miles Davis DVD again. Such great stuff.

The Big Chill Soundtrack, basically motown hits cd, Joy To The World by Three Dog Night was my favourite song when i was 5, revisiting is fun

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain

All I can say is that it certainly lived up to the hype. I didn't expect too much from it, and I was happiliy wrong.

Mission Of Burma - Vs.

I've heard some songs by them, and they seemed allright. So I picked this up, and again, blown away. One of the best things I've heard in a while.

Kraftwerk -Computer World

I've heard bits and pieces by Kraftwerk, and I never much cared for it at all. But this album was just sitting at the library and I decided to checkout the hype surrounding them. And it shocked me. I though I wouldn't like it all. It's a refreshing listen......from the early 80's.......yeah thats the ticket.[/QUOTE]

3 top albums, good work.

The Streets - A Grand Don't Come For Free
Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush The Show
Refused - The Shape of Punk To Come

Got my hands on:

Afghan Whigs - [I]1965[/I]
Billy Bragg - [I]Talking With the Taxman About Poetry[/I]
Scrawl - [I]Velvet Hammer[/I]

So I've been digging on them.

Also the Pogues. Also American Music Club. Also Cheap Trick, live at Budokan!

Oh and as far as the "listening to a bunch of CDs in one day" thing goes... my job involves me being in my car, and me being in my car involves me listening to CDs. Also, I'm a music geek who owns an iPod. I guess that contributes too.

Bands i've been listening to:

Sonic Youth
Mew
Propagandhi
Appleseed Cast
American Football

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I'm diggin' [I]Demon Days[/I].[/QUOTE]

i'm really enjoying it, but it still has to grow on me.

[QUOTE=Iai]No, it's a British game show. It mainly involves re-arranging scrambled letters to form words. It's fun to play along with when you're drunk or otherwise inebriated. Plus, the presenter is a slightly confused old man who doesn't quite understand what's going on most of the time.[/QUOTE]

I watch it sober :-/

But yeah, that's more or less it. [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countdown_%28game_show%29]Wikipedia[/url] has proven useful in explaining it to previous Australians, so there you go.

And I've been mostly digging Solomon Burke - Don't Give Up On Me today, along with what I listed last time I was here.

I gave Kyuss another listen. So, they're not as bad as I previously had stated. The music is good, but I really can't stand that type of vocals. That's mainly why I'm not a very big metal fan.

Right now I'm listening to Spoon's new album. It's decent, but not as good as some of their other stuff.

Sleater-Kinney - "The Woods"

I've been enamored with the album since it was leaked, but now that it's actually out, I can legally whore it.

[QUOTE=Master Arkam Kannon]i'm really enjoying it, but it still has to grow on me.[/QUOTE]
Yep, exactly the same for me. I've only listened to it a few times, but it's definitely very goooood.

Spoon - Gimme Fiction

Ive been listening to alot of Eels especially thier new album Blinking lights and Other Revelations which is their best one yet

Black Mountain melts my face.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Black Mountain melts my face.[/QUOTE]
I've been meaning to check them out.

Recently:
HORSE the Band
Syd Barrett
Circle Takes the Square
The Mars Volta (DITC specifically)

[QUOTE=I Am Electrocution]I've been meaning to check them out.[/QUOTE]
There was a thread about them with a link to some songs to download not long ago. That would be a good place to start.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]I gave Kyuss another listen. So, they're not as bad as I previously had stated. The music is good, but I really can't stand that type of vocals. That's mainly why I'm not a very big metal fan.
[/QUOTE]

You do realise that all metal vocalists don't sound like Kyuss right?

Silver Apples

I'm slowly getting Smell Memory by Mum in my head.