Black Mountain
M. Ward

M. Sord is so much cooler than M. Ward. Even though I've never heard M. Ward, and M. Sord is just some crazy drummer from Kalamazoo that has come up here to play a couple times.

Strung Out - [I]An American Paradox[/I]
Against Me! - [I]Reinventing Axl Rose[/I]
The Vandals - [I]Hitler Bad, Vandals Good[/I]
Trail of Dead - [I]Worlds Apart[/I]

[QUOTE=Badmoon]They are of course not new by the way

I've been checking out The Flaming Lips lately.

I don't know to much by them but here are my favorite songs, out of what I do know.

Turn it on
She Don't use Jelly
Plastic Jesus
Pilot can at the Queer of God
Fight Test
Do you Relise?

Mostly from [I]Transmissions from the Satellite Heart[/I][/QUOTE]
I saw them at Lollapalooza in...94?? I feel old

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Strung Out - [I]An American Paradox[/I]
Against Me! - [I]Reinventing Axl Rose[/I]
The Vandals - [I]Hitler Bad, Vandals Good[/I]
Trail of Dead - [I]Worlds Apart[/I][/QUOTE]
That's the [i]first[/i] list of bands you've ever posted in which I know every single band. >_<

Hehe:) I'm sorta on a pop-punk binge right now.

Bleu cheese.

[B]Daggage as Follows:[/B]
Matching Mole - Self Titled
Blur - Parklife
Black Eyes - Cough
The Pop Group - Self Titled

I dig them, they're a Post Punk band with a Dub producer and influences. "They lose rythmn just as easily as they find it." - thanks allmusic.

Still the same stuff:

Ryan Adams - [I]Cold Roses[/I]
David Bowie - [I]Low[/I]
Pinback - [I]Summer In Abaddon[/I]
The Faint - [I]Wet From Birth[/I]

Purchases/Diggage:

Gang of Four - [i]Entertainment![/i] {reissue}
Lou Reed - [i]Rock 'N' Roll Animal[/i] LP
Philip Glass - [i]Music With Changing Parts[/i]

I picked up the Nick Cave b-sides & rarities set today, it's a bit of a mixed bag quality-wise, but there's like 50 songs so I kind of expected that. Still really high quality as far as b-sides albums go. I really dig his cover of [I]Rainy Night in Soho[/I], and the alternate version of [I]O'Malleys Bar[/I] is awesome, even more disturbing and funny than the Murder Ballads version.

I'm listening to [i]Either/Or[/i] right now. I'd say it' his best, I think the only other person who would agree with me on that is Bread, though.

I'd probably agree with that.

I love [I]Either/Or[/I], and have been listening to it quite a bit lately.

My diggage for today -

Basement Jaxx - Singles
The Replacements - Let It Be

You ever listened to Basement Jaxx, Zap?

Tapey and I are Roman Candle fans.

But he likes Figure 8 alot as well.

[QUOTE=Iai]
You ever listened to Basement Jaxx, Zap?[/QUOTE]

Nope.

Today I listened to Drive Like Jehu all morning, and some Mysterious Voices of Bulgaria. I also got one Don Caballero song this morning, but I didn't much enjoy it. Too choppy and spastic in the time changes, which is something I tend to really hate. It sounded like toned-down Hella, which is still too wild for me. I need to hear an entire record, though.

I've been listening to the Dismemberment Plan yet again.

I can't cut my addiction with [I]Emergency & I[/I]. It's good study music too.

^ I'm listening to it right now as well.

[QUOTE=Pixiesfanyo]Tapey and I are Roman Candle fans.

But he likes Figure 8 alot as well.[/QUOTE]
I still need to get my hands on a copy of [i]Roman Candle[/i].

Jaga Jazzist.
Mahavishnu Orchestra.

I am currently listening to Nick Drake's [I]Pink Moon[/I] for the first time. I am only on the second song, though, so I haven't formulated an opinion yet.

This morning NIN and Black Mountain have been dug by me.

A hole.

[QUOTE=Iai]A hole.[/QUOTE]
Wha wha wha?

[QUOTE=Jebediah]I am currently listening to Nick Drake's [I]Pink Moon[/I] for the first time. I am only on the second song, though, so I haven't formulated an opinion yet.[/QUOTE]

I guess I'll form one for you, then. It's great.

It's funny because we were all thinking it.

I'm listening to DJ Q-Bert again. [I]Wave Twisters[/I] is tasty.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I guess I'll form one for you, then. It's great.[/QUOTE]

I agree. How does it compare to Five Leaves Left?

[I]Five Leaves Left[/I] and [I]Bryter Layter[/I] are a lot different. I actually don't like the latter all that much. Both have much more involved arrangements, FLL featuring lots of strings and BL featuring more winds and things. Neither has that beautifully simplistic sound of [I]Pink Moon[/I], which feels like a man and his guitar.