[I]Each One Teach One[/I] and [I]Secret Wars[/I] are so great. I don't think I've ever heard anything by Unida, though

Lately I've been digging Wolf Parade - [I]Apologies to the Queen Mary[/I].

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Lately I've been digging Wolf Parade - [I]Apologies to the Queen Mary[/I].[/QUOTE]

Today I've dug that and now I'm digging:
Junior Boys - [i]Last Exit[/i]

Roy Orbison, shutup any critisisers

When I was unable to sleep last night, I played some albums by:

Wire
Slint
Oliver Nelson
Serge Gainsbourg

Orbison is very good stuff.

Been diggin Kylie Minogue. [I]Body Language[/I] is very sexular, great album.

Black Moth Super Rainbow

Hot Snakes, and only Hot Snakes.

My week is set up. I went a blew a load on:

Peanut Butter Wolf - My Vinyl Weighs a Ton
Cardinal - Cardinal
The Slits - Cut
Rita Lee - Build Up
LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem
Dim Stars - Dim Stars EP
Al Green - Let's Stay Together

Peanut Butter Wolf is rocking my face off right now.

The Decemberists
The Unicorns

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]
Peanut Butter Wolf - My Vinyl Weighs a Ton
[/QUOTE]
Awesome album.

Today I've been fancying These Arms Are Snakes - [I]Oxeneers or the Lion Sleeps When Its Antelope Go Home[/I] along with Hot Snakes - [I]Suicide Invoice[/I] and [I]Audit in Progress[/I].

constantly listening to Aha Shake Hearbreak, as i saw Kings 3 nights ago, and i guess hysteria still has a firm grip on me.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Awesome album.

Today I've been fancying These Arms Are Snakes - [I]Oxeneers or the Lion Sleeps When Its Antelope Go Home[/I] along with Hot Snakes - [I]Suicide Invoice[/I] and [I]Audit in Progress[/I].[/QUOTE]

Very nice, two awesome bands.

I've been diggin' Spoon quite a bit.

My Dad came in today and said "Listen to some Steve Hillage" so i did and i was blown away!! What a guitarist!! (if you don't know who he is, he used to be guitarist for Gong)

Tipper is amazing

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Awesome album.[/QUOTE]

I concur.

Death By Stereo
The Unicorns
Desperacidos
Coldplay

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]
Today I've been fancying These Arms Are Snakes - [I]Oxeneers or the Lion Sleeps When Its Antelope Go Home[/I] [/QUOTE]

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Been diggin' Kasabian. I heard "Club Foot" on my PSP Demo disc, bought the album the next day. Absolutley amazing stuff, a good mix of Britpop, Synthpop, and Industrial.

Some tracks employ weird tatics, like layers of synth becoming the beat, bass mixed loader than guitars.

Reccomended tracks:

- Club Foot
- Processed Beats
- Reason Is Treason
- Cutt Off

Kawabata Makoto and Keiji Haino - [I]Incubation[/I]
Q and Not U - [I]No Kill No Beep Beep[/I]
Eisley - [I]Room Noises[/I](thanks to whoever mentioned them)

hawt

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Kawabata Makoto and Keiji Hano - [I]Incubation[/I]
Q and Not U - [I]No Kill No Beep Beep[/I]
Eisley - [I]Room Noises[/I](thanks to whoever mentioned them)

hawt[/QUOTE]

I mentioned them :cool:

I saw them last Monday, it was a pretty cool show.

[I]Absolutely Free[/I]

The Make Up
Beehive & Barracudas
Dan Sartain
Brainiac

Oh yeah, I've declared The Stooges the greatest rock band ever.

Slint
PJ Harvey

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]
Oh yeah, I've declared The Stooges the greatest rock band ever.[/QUOTE]

They're up there.

Boredoms - [i]Super AE[/i]

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Futureheads rule.

So does Roy Orbison; no criticism for him here.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]Orbison is very good stuff.
[/QUOTE]


*hugs*

he had such a sad life story.

Wilco :p

Massive Attack
Sigur Ros
Explosions In The Sky

I was feeling crap yesterday.

[QUOTE=charolastra]Wilco :p[/QUOTE]
I played "Atleast That's What You Said" on guitar yesterday. That's a dam good song.

Okkervil River

Iron and Wine
Bright Eyes

X's [I]Los Angeles[/I] is spinning for my second time. I like it better, but I still don't quite view it as an uncontestable classic like some seem to.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Okkervil River[/QUOTE]

Me too, man. I had a first lesson with a new student like 25 min. away, and the album was almost [i]EXACTLY[/i] the length of the trip there and back. It was great. Nothing transcendent, but it was undeniably great. I loved how it managed to be a sort of autobiographical concept album and still have songs that stood independently from each other.

Yeah, it was about a 6 out of 10 for me, which is a fairly high rating, but it wasn't [i]quite[/i] unique enough to deserve better recognition.

That album title dissapoints me. It's not like Faith No More didn't use it 8 years ago or anything.

Hot Snakes - [I]Automatic Midnight[/I]
Lagwagon - [I]Let's Talk About Feelings[/I]
Ben Folds Five - [I]Ben Folds Five[/I]

Jay-Z's [I]Black Album[/I] really is good, I don't care what sort of prejudices you hold against mainstream rap.

[QUOTE=Parfait]Jay-Z's [I]Black Album[/I] really is good, I don't care what sort of prejudices you hold against mainstream rap.[/QUOTE]

It's a good record. And everyone who says mainstream hiphop is aweful is moronic. Agreed that mainstream hiphop does have it's fair share of bad artists, but it still has its gems; and the same goes to every other musical genre.

I [B]HATE[/B] people who say rap = crap. I always have to control myself from shoving a shoe down their throats.

To remain on topic:
Okkervil River - Black Sheep boy
[B]World's End Girlfriend - Farwell Kingdom[/B]
The Unicorns - Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]That album title dissapoints me. It's not like Faith No More didn't use it 8 years ago or anything.[/QUOTE]

It's suppose to be a reflection of every month.

They aren't using it in the same context as Faith No More.