Powderfinger are terrible. BLAND.BLAND.BLAND.

[QUOTE=asymm]Currently digging:
Gorillaz - [i]Demon Days[/i][/QUOTE]

Yeah, same here. I like it a lot.

I actually didn't realize it wasn't out yet until like a week after I got it.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I haven't heard anything by the Roots that I could recommend. I would suggest staying away from [I]Illadelph Halflife[/I]. I also have [I]Do You Want More?!?!kjio1j./;kd[/I], but I never gave it much of a chance.[/QUOTE]Hmm, alright. I guess I'll keep that in mind.

Just listen to Dalek instead.

I'm listening to [I]I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning[/I].

It's surpisingly good. Congratulations Conor, you're not such a weenie after all.

[QUOTE=Bandaid]yes you are wrong, im sorry[/QUOTE]

I know you are but what am I?

[QUOTE]Maudlin of the Well - Bath[/QUOTE]

Cool

I've been mainly listening to Talking Heads.

Saw a pretty kick as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR] concert. Todd Rundgren, Joe Jackson, and a string quartet Ethel. They all played sperate set. Joe Jackson was alone behind a piano, and Todd switched between acoustic guitar and piano. Then at the end they all performed at the same time and closed the night with an amazing rendition of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]Saw a pretty kick as[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR] concert. Todd Rundgren, Joe Jackson, and a string quartet Ethel. They all played sperate set. Joe Jackson was alone behind a piano, and Todd switched between acoustic guitar and piano. Then at the end they all performed at the same time and closed the night with an amazing rendition of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".[/QUOTE]

Joe Jackson? You mean the [abusive] father of the Jackson children? Michael, Janet, Jermaine, Tito and the like?

No, it won't be that Joe Jackson.

It'll be singer/songwriter Joe Jackson. He's cool.

Well he's only the second-coolest Joe Jackson there is, because he's not even remotely responsible for creating the greatest pop music star/media circus attraction the world has ever known.

[QUOTE=Swami]Yep, thats them.

They put TMV to shame.[/QUOTE]

Ghost are incredible.

I haven't been able to find any Ghost anywhere since Tangy told me about them a couple of months ago.

Want me to upload something later?

yeah ok

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]What Roots album should I get?[/QUOTE]
Things Fall Apart is a fairly difficult album to get into, but it's a rewarding listen if you give it the time.

Phrenology is the album you should get first.

Flux Of Pink Indians

I've been listening to a lot of them, especially "Strive To Survive Causing Least Suffering Possible."

It's an awesome album and if you're interested some songs to check out are:

They Lie We Die
Progress
Life We Make It
Some Of Us Scream, Some Of Us Shout
Punk
Sick Butchers

Also, I did a band profile of theirs in the punk forum so if you want more information on them (which is relatively difficult to find, check it out)

[QUOTE=Iai]Things Fall Apart is a fairly difficult album to get into, but it's a rewarding listen if you give it the time.

Phrenology is the album you should get first.[/QUOTE]Alright.

[QUOTE=YDload]Joe Jackson? You mean the [abusive] father of the Jackson children? Michael, Janet, Jermaine, Tito and the like?[/QUOTE]

No, but now I kinda wish it was.

Been listening to Crimes by Blood Brothers, Commercial Suicide by Nailbomb and some Millions of Dead Cops and GZA's 'Liquid Swords'. That record is totally ill.

I went to Best Buy to look at video cameras yesterday and ended up buying Crimes. Will power is fun.

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]No, but now I kinda wish it was.[/QUOTE]

he appeared on William Shatner's new album.

Braid - Frame & Canvas

Sunny Day Real Estate
Incubus
Fugazi

Radiohead-Bends, Ok Computer
I have no idea what happened... I've never been a huge fan of Radiohead, but last night I put on OK Computer and something just clicked.

Free jazz in general.

I listened to Gorillaz - [I]Gorillaz[/I] for the first time in years, and I have found a new love for it.

I also got [I]The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars[/I] by David Bowie and [I]Summer in Abaddon[/I] by Pinback.

So that's my diggage for the weekend.

I've been listening to alot of post rock, virtually non stop this weekend.

Particularly 'Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven' by GY!BE and Do Make Say Think's 'Goodbye Enemy Airship, The Landlord Is Dead'. I also downloaded 3 or 4 Mogwai albums, haven't heard all of them in their entirety but what I've heard is very good.

Bloc Party. I've been listening to a a copy of Silent Alarm since before it came out, and been loving it ever since. I mention it now 'cause I saw them on Friday. 'twas amazing.

[QUOTE=lostandalone2]I've been listening to alot of post rock, virtually non stop this weekend.[/QUOTE]

Welcome to the last 11 months of my life.

I just bought the Black Mountain album.

Dude...