Supergrass
The Hidden Cameras

I bought a Murder by Death album (cuz it was cheap, duh... i hate rap) and they're kinda cool.

The Ponys
The Drones
Suede
Prefuse 73

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]I bought a Murder by Death album (cuz it was cheap, duh... i hate rap) and they're kinda cool.

The Ponys
The Drones
Suede
Prefuse 73[/QUOTE]

Which one did you get?

Um the one like "Who will die and who will be left" or something. Not the breakdancing one.

Like the Exorcist, But With More Breakdancing is my favorite album from them.

[QUOTE=Tapeworm]Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance[/QUOTE]
One of my favorite albums..ever


I've been diggin

Black Flag-In my Head
Brain Eno's No New York comp
Mike Watt-Contemplating the Engine Room
fIREHOSE-If'n

The Album Leaf.

'The MP' is a great song.

Thanks to Talking Head, I'm really into [i]Distance[/i] by Flying Saucer Attack

The album is probably perfect for a car trip down a remote highway.

I've been digging deadly amounts of The Mars Volta again (i can't help it)

Also, I've been liking Sigur Ros more and more

Make Up - [I]Sound Verite[/I]
Marduk - [I]Panzer Division Marduk[/I]

I didn't listen to that much music on holiday but I've been diggin:

Brian Eno - [I][Ambient1] - Music For Airports[/I] - I listened to this album in Gatwick airport waiting to check my luggage in on the way to Spain for my holiday and it was one of the most mindblowingly amazing experiences ever. Everything seemed to slow down and it was amazing watching all these people go by while listening to this music.

Other daggage:

David Gray - [I]White Ladder[/I]
Death Cab - [I]Plans[/I] (I'm really enjoying this record now)
Death Cab - [I]Stability EP[/I]
Slowdive - [I]Souvlaki[/I]
Fear No Fish - [I]Demo[/I]
Emma Mcglynn - [I]Kamikaze Birdie[/I]

And first listen of - Method Man - [I]Tical[/I] (4/5)

That's about all my music listening on holiday.

[QUOTE=Interstate]
Brian Eno - [I][Ambient1] - Music For Airports[/I] - I listened to this album in Gatwick airport waiting to check my luggage in on the way to Spain for my holiday and it was one of the most mindblowingly amazing experiences ever. Everything seemed to slow down and it was amazing watching all these people go by while listening to this music.[/QUOTE]

I can't wait to appropriately play that album as you did.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I can't wait to appropriately play that album as you did.[/QUOTE]

It's seriously good, I appreciate it SO much more having listened to it in a different environment, whether it was meant to be played there or not.

Oh yeah, [i]Ambient 1[/i] is truly brilliant. When I first listened to it, I felt myself become hugely inspired and I painted/created some amazing imagery from those feelings. An album that made me appreciate some new things.

[QUOTE=Interstate]I didn't listen to that much music on holiday but I've been diggin:

Brian Eno - [I][Ambient1] - Music For Airports[/I] - I listened to this album in Gatwick airport waiting to check my luggage in on the way to Spain for my holiday and it was one of the most mindblowingly amazing experiences ever. Everything seemed to slow down and it was amazing watching all these people go by while listening to this music.
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I know! I almost missed my flight at Tokyo Airport from how fixated I was while listening to that record. It's brilliant.

Currently, Im enjoying [B]Buck 65[/B] immensely. I cant shake the feeling that if Bob Dylan was a rapper, this would be the result.

Royksopp - Only this Moment

Elliott Smith - Roman Candle.

Great album, it's really grown on me since my first listen. Definitely not his best work, but it sure is up there.

Naked Raygun - [I]Throb Throb[/I]
The Supremes - [I]Where Did Our Love Go[/I]
The Fall - [I]Hex Enduction Hour[/I]

Twas one of those days, good thing I've had these magical albums for a good while.

The Streets - Original Pirate Material


"It's Too Late" is definitely one of the best hip-hop songs I've heard in a long time.

Rilo Kiley - [i]The Execution of All Things[/i]

Broadcast - [i]Tender Buttons[/i]

Smashing Pumpkins - Ava Adore

[QUOTE=KRASH]Smashing Pumpkins - Ava Adore[/QUOTE]

The song?

Because the album is just [i]Adore[/i].

Nick Drake - Pink Moon
Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Take it From the Man
Fugazi - 13 Songs

Fugazi seems out of place on that list.

Been rockin' to some Modey Lemon [I]Thunder & Lightning[/I] and Mooney Suzuki [I]Alive & Amplified[/I].

Danger Doom is an amazing follow up collaboration album by MF Doom and Danger Mouse. MF Doom has been at the top of his game for a good 8 years now almost. Imagine Madlib, Danger Mouse and Doom on the same album.

[QUOTE=Luxor]Elliott Smith - Roman Candle.

Great album, it's really grown on me since my first listen. Definitely not his best work, but it sure is up there.[/QUOTE]

Wrong.

It's his best work.

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things

Coldplay and Longwave. That always happen right after i got to a concert

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Wrong.

It's his best work.[/QUOTE]
C'mon... how can you possibly think [i]Roman Candle[/i] is better than [i]Either/Or[/i]?

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Naked Raygun - [I]Throb Throb[/I][/QUOTE]

I downloaded that one yesterday, and it's not at all what I expected. Much more straightforward.

Raygun... Naked Raygun.

[QUOTE=TalkingHead]Currently, Im enjoying [B]Buck 65[/B] immensely. I cant shake the feeling that if Bob Dylan was a rapper, this would be the result.[/QUOTE]

If Dylan was a rapper, his backing group would be Da Band and he'd spit hot fire. Ha. Get it?

I'm finally starting to like Air so digging some of that. Never really liked anything of theirs much, still don't, but it's listenable.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]
The Fall - [I]Hex Enduction Hour[/I][/QUOTE]
Saaame.

+ [i]Spiderland[/i]

Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution - A Call to Arms

One of those bands that sounds 1000x better when played loudly while you dance along.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]
The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Take it From the Man[/QUOTE]

What do they sound like? I've heard good things about this band.

Today:

Herbie
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - [I]A Night In Tunisia[/I]
Herbie Hancock - [I]Head Hunters[/I]
John Coltrane - [I]Giant Steps[/I]

It's been a jazzy/funky kind of day :cool:

[QUOTE=Master Arkam Kannon] Imagine Madlib, Danger Mouse and Doom on the same album.[/QUOTE]

I'd cream myself. I've been on such a Madlib/Doom/ Stones Throw listening spree. It's all soooo good.

[QUOTE=Interstate]
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - [I]A Night In Tunisia[/I]
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How about that title track, eh?

[QUOTE=Zappa]I downloaded that one yesterday, and it's not at all what I expected. Much more straightforward.[/QUOTE]

That's what I like about the album. It doesn't pull any punches.

[QUOTE=Interstate]What do they sound like? I've heard good things about this band.[/QUOTE]
They sound a lot like early Rolling Stones. Almost all of their albums are avaliable for download on their website. They're just in a strange format so you have to download a player for them.