[QUOTE=StreetlightRock;17208056]O, Kwel. I Got it from the internets =/[/QUOTE]

No worries, they just want their music heard.

Ah, well someone reviewed their album on the review site and I honestly got it because I liked the album cover =P I like the music too tho.

Radiohead's Hail to the thief. Very underrated album.

The new Meat Puppets is pretty good after one listen. It follows [I]Rise to Your Knees[/I] like one would imagine and seems to be mostly in that same, more mellow style. It's not [I]Up on the Sun[/I] or [I]II[/I], but that's not a condemnation by any means.

is it as good of a comeback album as Beyond?

Well I thought [I]Rise to Your Knees[/I] was more their comeback album. I'm listening to that again right now. [I]Sewn Together[/I] seems like a logical Meat Puppets progression, but their last two albums haven't been quite as effective at making a really powerful, similarly-styled comeback like D Jr did. The music is still good, but the albums aren't really in the same crazed style that pervades on older ones. Beyond is hard to top in terms of a comeback album, so I'd have to say that [I]Rise to Your Knees[/I] and [I]Sewn Together[/I] are admirable and worthy efforts, but not quite as booming as everyone might like. It's hard to say, ya know?

Slowdive - [I]Pygmalion[/I]

Spoon - Kill the Moonlight
Spoon - Gimme Fiction

I've liked spoon for about 6 years but never had any of the albums on my computer. I'm glad I fixed that.

Rise To Your Knees was pretty good, but Sewn Together hardly has anything of merit on it at all.

[QUOTE=Shearer30;17209795]Radiohead's Hail to the thief. Very underrated album.[/QUOTE]

Nuh-uh.

I've been really liking cymbals eat guitars yall. we'll see how i feel in a few weeks once its shiny veneer has worn off though.

You'll end up listening to And The Hazy Sea all the time then changing the record once the song is over.

ive listened to it twice and thats as far as I've gotten

Ape School- [I]Ape School[/I]

anyone heard this, it's pretty cool

Radiohead - Amnesiac

Neutral Milk Hotel - [I]In The Aeroplane Over The Sea[/I]
Neutral Milk Hotel - [I]On Avery Island[/I]

Jay Dee - Ruff Draft EP

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Inner Mounting Flame

rancid
rapeman
refused

The Reds, Pinks and Purples - Almost Everything Under the Sun

grouper- [I]dragging a dead deer up a hill[/I]

absolutely beautiful, shoulda nabbed this earlier, can't wait to see her at animal collective

Arthur Russell - [I]World of Echo[/I]
Bark Psychosis - [I]Hex[/I]
the Notwist - [I]12[/I]

RHP - rollercoaster

Knapsack - this conversation is ending starting now

Isis

Red Kross - [I]Red Kross[/I]
Obits - [I]I Blame You[/I]
PJ Harvey & John Parish - [I]A Woman A Man Walked By[/I]
Religious Knives - [I]The Door[/I]
Earth - [I]Pentastar: In The Style Of Demons[/I]
Nocturnal Projections - [I]Nerve Ends In Power Lines[/I]
Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds - [I]Dracula Boots[/I]

Also been playing new SFA, Big Business and Black Math Horseman records, all pretty good. Listened to that Japandroids album as well - it's blatant No Age worship, but I think I like them better.

World's End Girlfriend - Hurtbreak Wonderland
Lil Wayne - Da Drought 3

southern hip hop, grindcore, and the new sonic youth

is the new SY any good?

I've been listening to lots of Ogre You Asshole and Madlib and Biosphere and Autechre

[QUOTE=iarescientists;17213910]southern hip hop, grindcore, and the new sonic youth[/QUOTE]

lyk wut

southern hip hop: Clipse, Devin the Dude, Outkast, Scarface, and UGK
grindcore: Discordance Axis, Insect Warfare, Iron Lung, (idk if you can really call them grindcore but i just felt like generalizing), and Terrorizer

and i think the new sonic youth is really really good

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle;17212847]
PJ Harvey & John Parish - [I]A Woman A Man Walked By[/I]
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i can only listen to black hearted love...i love that song but i cant get into the rest of the album at all
a bit disappointing