Today:

The Decemberists - "Picaresque"
Elvis Costello and the Attractions - "Armed Forces" LP
and a little Bloc Party

Xiu Xiu - A Promise

Today's breakfast was Soundgarden's Superunknown, and lunch was Mansun's Six.

Which I just reviewed on Sputnik.

*cough*

Right now I've got my mp3 player on random, shooting some ideas at me. I think I'll probably listen to some albums on my RYM list that haven't got ratings yet. That's the one most useful thing about that site - it's a great reference for finding albums in your collection that you haven't given enough time to yet.

[QUOTE=YDload]There's this band on Leno now called the Doves. I saw their video on MTV2 but didn't catch the name; luckily their song is so catchy I remembered it.

Their singer is a left-handed bassist, so that makes him cool in my book.[/QUOTE]

Doves are pretty cool, keep meaning to check them out some more.

Ariel Pink's Haunted Grafitti.

Choir music. Particular this album of Kievan-Greek Chant by the Male Coir of the Moscow Choral A. Sveshnikov College and Sergei Rachmaninoff's [I]Vespers, Op 37.[/I]

Bloc Party
Circle Takes The Square
The Mars Volta
Neutral Milk Hotel

Roots Manuva - Awfully Deep, and Dog Man Star by Suede.

Co[font=verdana]c[/font]k Sparrer - Shock Troops
Conflict - The Ungovernable Force
Crispus Attucks - Red Black Blood Attack
Beerzone - some assorted mp3s
The Blueprint - Ecliptic EP

All have been enjoyed by me today.

EDIT: Yesterday, I suppose.

the trews
beautiful Mistake
jealous sound
bloc party
beta band
anberlin

Queens of the Stone Age and Jeff Buckley so far today. Maybe some Circle Takes the Square later.

Smashing Pumpkins- MCIS
Weezer- Blue
Archers of loaf- Icky Mettle
Pavement
Been in a 90's mood.

The Arcade Fire
The Beatles
Radiohead

Ivy, Spoon, Komeda and The International Noise Conspiracy.

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]Love the avatar and tag. Absolutely love.[/QUOTE]
Sweet as. :cool:



Still diggin' Kashmir, Kyuss and QOTSA.

[QUOTE=YDload]There's this band on Leno now called the Doves. I saw their video on MTV2 but didn't catch the name; luckily their song is so catchy I remembered it.

Their singer is a left-handed bassist, so that makes him cool in my book.[/QUOTE]
I saw that last night while staying in a hotel. It was quite a good performance. His voice is perfect live.







Leno blows though.

Today was a Chutes Too Narrow day.

Today:
Beck
The Plot To Blow Up the Eiffel Tower
Frog Eyes
Trey Anastasio
MF Doom

QOTSA and Beck, newest purchases
And all a bargain bin cd thrown in for free for some strange reason. "The Masters of Gregorian Monk Chants" i wish i could sing two notes at once like them

I've been listening to a whole load of [I]Odelay[/I].

Lots of Nick Cave and Beck.

Sup everyone. I've been listening to Leerone...a singer/songwriter from LA. Semi-Meloncholy female vocals and lyrics.

the RAPTURE
i think the video for house jealous lovers is awesome

Oh my God, I think I'm having an epiphany to [i]Cold Water[/i] by Damien Rice.

[QUOTE=malpractice9]the RAPTURE
i think the video for house jealous lovers is awesome[/QUOTE]
I think so too.
I've been diggin' M.I.A. lately.

You know, I listen to a lot of "weird" music, but I just don't [i]get[/i] Sunn 0))).

Just got the new Prefuse 73 so I'm into that this lazy afternoon. It's quite good.

[QUOTE=Bandaid]the 'add to list of purchases' type of pretty damm cool?[/QUOTE]

Yes.

Stars - Set Yourself on Fire

I got bored of it back after purchasing, but it's been helping me fall asleep alot lately. Nice relaxing techno pop, something The Postal Service wishes they were.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Stars - Set Yourself on Fire

I got bored of it back after purchasing, but it's been helping me fall asleep alot lately. Nice relaxing techno pop, something The Postal Service wishes they were.[/QUOTE]
I like that album a lot.

Particularly Ageless Beauty.