[QUOTE=NachoChez]
Notwist - [i]Neon Golden[/i]
[/QUOTE]

:D right on!

notwist has a sad, beautiful vibe

BSS is amazing. Just started listening to them a little while ago. Made up mostly from members of GY!BE.

The Notwist are really good. Nice work Nacho.

I just bought Feeder's Pushing Senses and i'm loving it.

I'm diggin' it together with
Sonic Youth - Sonic Nurse
Radiohead - Ok Computer

I've been into Manic Street Preachers today, I've finally checked out [I]The Holy Bible[/I], it's good times.

digging the first album i ever bought, which has sentimental value for that very reason

The Living End's debut album 'The Living End' great slab of aussie rockabilly

A lot of pixies on the go recently, downloaded Blonde on Blonde and Highway 61 revisited by Bob Dylan, only skirted round a few tracks but its very emotional folky stuff, I like it. Also getting into the Libertines. Plus Dispatch.

Sam Rivers

I downloaded a couple of tracks from You Forget It In People and wasn't impressed at all.

BSS are awesome. They're even more awesome live, though.

Well, an awful lot of people whose tastes I respect love the hell out of them, so I am going to give the full album a try at some point.

i.e. when my PC stops sucking.

I'm really really really digging Pixies now, and I'm also enjoying some Weezer.

My recent diggage, so my posts in here can have a point for once -

Nick Drake - Pink Moon

.....yeah, that's basically it as far as full albums go.

And some Boy Hits Car, which I downloaded from a thread in RYM, and is better than I expected it to be.

Red Sparowes
Darkest Hour
The Number Twelve Looks Like You

Saul Williams

Is his self-titled as good as Amethyst Rock Star?

Anyone?

[size=1]Dust? No?[/size]

I'm getting a little more acquainted with [i]Source Tags and Codes[/i]. I think it may end up being an enjoyable album for me, just gotta give it more time.

[QUOTE=Iai]Is his self-titled as good as Amethyst Rock Star?

Anyone?

[size=1]Dust? No?[/size][/QUOTE]

yes

[QUOTE=Iai]Is his self-titled as good as Amethyst Rock Star?

Anyone?

[size=1]Dust? No?[/size][/QUOTE]

I've only heard the self titled, but it's really good.

I can't stop listening to The Unicorns. :amaze:

Catch 22 - Keasbey Nights (again)
Afghan Whigs - Congregation
The Mint Chicks - Anti-Tiger & Octagon, Octagon, Octagon

The Magnetic Fields - ' I '

i rarely hear them mentioned around here..but theyre good.

Transfer, a local band (San Diego). Holy man, they're good. Kinda acoustic, a bit ethereal, good stuff. I hope they get noticed. They only have an EP out right now.

Website: [url]http://www.transferband.com[/url] Some Flash junk, but the songs section has four songs to stream.

I'm really diggin' [i]Tago Mago[/i] by Can right now.

Minus the Bear has been playing all day...

I've been listening to the Bark Psychosis album that somebody uploaded in the YSI thread.

Cheers to whoever it was.

I also gave the Pixies a listen, and really liked what I heard.

Kyuss - Blues For The Red Sun
REM - In Time
Jeff Beck - Jeff
The Velvet Underground - TVU&N

[QUOTE=Iai]
Jeff Beck - Jeff[/QUOTE]

What's it like? I've only heard one track from it (So What), but it was excellent, so I'm hoping the rest is.

Okkervil River - [i]Black Sheep Boy[/i]
Beck - [i]Odelay[/i]

[QUOTE=Bartender]What's it like? I've only heard one track from it (So What), but it was excellent, so I'm hoping the rest is.[/QUOTE]
Very different from what I was expecting. There are points on it where Beck doesn't even seem to be the focal point. It runs a wider range of electronic music than I thought it would, too.

I'm probably the wrong person to ask, because I usually hate solo guitar albums, but I'm enjoying this one, so maybe that says something.