im compleatly addicted to VAST just now
"desert garden" download it !

Hangedup -Clatter for Control
Lovage -Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By

Weekly Artist Chart
Week prior to Jul 24, 2005, 08:00
1 Esbjörn Svensson Trio 41
2 The Dandy Warhols 37
3 Decoder Ring 35
4 The Blue Van 32
5 Air 31
6 Blind Guardian 30
7 Blind Melon 19
8 Eisley 18
9 Radiohead 16
9 Say Hi To Your Mom 16

Queens of the Stone Age - [I]Lullabies to Paralyze[/I]
Beck - [I]Guero[/I]

Ooh, I want to post my scrobbler chart too:

1 Brian Eno 21
2 Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares 17
2 The Beakers 17
4 Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington 14
5 David Bowie 13
5 Frank Zappa 13
7 The Dresden Dolls 12
7 Kaizers Orchestra 12
7 Elliott Smith 12
10 Aesop Rock 10

Color me a conformist

Week prior to Jul 24, 2005, 08:00
1 Sublime 41
2 Danny Elfman 31
3 MF Doom 16
3 The Jolly Rogers 16
5 Butthole Surfers 15
6 Pit Er Pat 14
7 Hella 13
8 Buck 65 11
8 Ween 11
10 Monsta Island Czars 10

I'm addicted to Death From Above 1979, Sublime and The Decemberists at the moment.

Drive-By Truckers - "godda[I]m[/I]n lonely love"

i really like that song right now. you should listen to it if you havent.
andtoday it was:

Nada Surf - Let Go
Third Eye Blind - Blue
TV on the Radio - desperate youth, blood thirsty babes
Pink Floyd - Meddle

have any of you heard of Turin Brakes? what do you think?

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Can you upload an album in the YSI thread? I can't find that for sh[COLOR=White]it[/COLOR] on soulseek.[/QUOTE]

Nope.

[QUOTE=Sound Boy]have any of you heard of Turin Brakes? what do you think?[/QUOTE]

I likes 'em.

I think I'm starting to appreciate Metallica a bit more now *gasp*

Black Sabbath
Pg. 99
M. Ward

I am [i]really[/i] diggin Slint lately. First of all, post-rock with vocals is nice, but post-rock with spoken word vocals by a guy that can actually write a d[size=2]a[/size]mn poem is wonderful. They've also got the same thing I like about Bark Psychosis: a strong rhythm section. It's the difference between their captivating epics and wannabes' plodding, boring, excruciatingly long experiments.

Marley and the Wailers GOLD.

Replacements, Richard Hell, Rita Lee and... um, RJD2.

Rrrrrrrrrrrr. Are.

...Ryan Adams

Sir Millard Mulch - How to Sell the Whole F#@!ing Universe to Everybody...Once and for All!

[QUOTE=Smackers]Sir Millard Mulch - How to Sell the Whole F#@!ing Universe to Everybody...Once and for All![/QUOTE]
My brother talks to that guy on a different forum. He's got the biggest ego ever.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - [i]s/t[/i]

can't stop listening to this. So, so good.[/QUOTE]
It really gets better with every listen, doesn't it? Today I've been digging that, Elbow - [I]Leaders Of The Free World[/I], and Afghan Whigs - [I]Black Love[/I].

Edit: Unediting Rocket From the Crypt - [I]Scream, Dracula, Scream![/I] despite the horrible album name.

Hehe, I realized how dumb that RFTC album title sounds, but what the hell: Rocket From The Crypt - [I]Scream, Dracula, Scream![/I]

I listened to that RFtC album once and couldn't believe members of that band were in Hot Snakes, because I found it quite shabby.

Well they're not up to par with Hot Snakes, but to be honest I didn't even know that members of Hot Snakes were in RFTC until you just mentioned it, so I wasn't comparing the two.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - [i]s/t[/i]

can't stop listening to this. So, so good.[/QUOTE]
I've found this to be decent, but just ordinary indie rock. It don't see it bringing out something that particularly new or overly interesting to the table. It's by no means bad, but nothing deserving of this attention.

Jimi Hendrix, Matthew Barber and Weezer for me today.

The Murder by Death album that DFelon reviewed. It's pretty cool on first listen, but I'd give it a 3.5/5

Jimi Hendrix
theredsunband
Airport City Shuffle
Calexico

RFTC are awesome. Not as cool as Snakes or Jehu, but still awesome.

Speedo has a shiity voice though.

[QUOTE=asymm]I've found this to be decent, but just ordinary indie rock. It don't see it bringing out something that particularly new or overly interesting to the table. It's by no means bad, but nothing deserving of this attention.[/QUOTE]

I agree, it's neither amazing or bad.

[QUOTE=Smackers]Sir Millard Mulch - How to Sell the Whole F#@!ing Universe to Everybody...Once and for All![/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'm going to be digging this album for quite a while.

I'm diggin Beck's Guero, it's better than i first thought, it's real cool.

Oh yeah, and Bear Vs. Shark (Right now you're in the best of hands). Their drummer is totally outstanding, really creative and technically adept. I need to get Terrorhawk soon.

[I]Nothing Lasts...But Nothing is Lost[/I] by Shpongle just came in the mail, so that's what's up next for me. Hopefully I can endorse it fully once I've played it.

It's a Jam kind of day.

The Jam - [I]In the City[/I]

Ah, this remindes me of high school when I was a youngin'.

nomeansno-Sex mad/you kill me
bIG fLAME-Rigour
Ornette Coleman-Dancing in your Head

Neu! - Neu! (3.5/5)
Handsome Boy Modeling School - So....How's Your Girl? (3/5)
X-Japan - Dahlia (3.5/5)

Nothing too amazing, but some good, solid stuff.

[QUOTE=Iai]Neu! - Neu! (3.5/5)
Handsome Boy Modeling School - So....How's Your Girl? (3/5)
X-Japan - Dahlia (3.5/5)

Nothing too amazing, but some good, solid stuff.[/QUOTE]

Actually I think Neu! is more like a 3/5.

I've been listening to [i]Daydream Nation[/i] a lot lately, and [i]De-Loused in the Comatorium[/i].

[QUOTE=NachoChez][B]Lungfish - [i]Pass and Stow[/i] [/B]
Futureheads - [i]s/t[/i][/QUOTE]

That's a good album. I like [I]Sound in Time[/I] and [I]Rainbows from Atoms[/I] aswell.

High-Back Chairs - [I]Of Two Minds[/I]
Olivia Tremor Control - ...[I]Dusk At Cubist Castle[/I]

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand][B]High-Back Chairs - [I]Of Two Minds[/I][/B]
Olivia Tremor Control - ...[I]Dusk At Cubist Castle[/I][/QUOTE]

Another money album. It's an odd release for Dischord because it strides the line of power popish sort of stuff.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]School me on the High-Back Chairs. I've heard the name thrown around.[/QUOTE]
The album is great. High-Back Chairs are kind of like power pop with a dash of post-hardcore(weird combonation, but it works). In the past I've tried finding a backstory on them and didn't have much luck, but I [I]think[/I] that Jeff Nelson was their drummer. They only released this and [I]Curiosity & Relief[/I](EP) which is a shame. I think you would like them.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]The album is great. High-Back Chairs are kind of like power pop with a dash of post-hardcore(weird combonation, but it works). In the past I've tried finding a backstory on them and didn't have much luck, but I [I]think[/I] that Jeff Nelson was their drummer. They only released this and [I]Curiosity & Relief[/I](EP) which is a shame. I think you would like them.[/QUOTE]

Correct, J Nelson was their drummer.