Today I'm listening to

The Toasters
Strunz & Farah
Sleater-Kinney
Get Hustle
****ing Champs
Gorguts

Ryan Adams - Cold Roses
Kashmir - Zitilites
The Cure - The Head On The Door

This Augustus Pablo stuff is too good. He's the dude blowing that melodica in my avatar, by the way.

Oh, and Kaizer's Orchestra, too. This band is remarkable.

Pavement - Terror Twlight (8.2/10)
Spongle - Tales of the Inexpressable (9.0/10)

quite liking the Blind Melon self titled album that was uploaded, and Canonball Adderley- Mercy, mercy, mercy uploaded in jazz

[QUOTE=ByeByeBeautiful]Yes, and I enjoyed them lots. :)[/QUOTE]

Tops! I'll make sure I send you the demo when I get it.


Digging:

The Flaming Lips
Morphine
Wormed
Carcass

I've been listening to fIREHOSE pretty much all day.

Death in Vegas!

saw Lost in Translation again...

[QUOTE=Bandaid]Canonball Adderley- Mercy, mercy, mercy uploaded in jazz[/QUOTE]

That's a really great record, isn't it?

Digging: Damien Rice, Lil Jon, Rolling Stones

Tortoise - [I]Tortoise[/I] (only really listened to it properly last night - awesome album)
Eric B & Rakim - [I]Paid In Full[/I]

Also digging:

Willard Grant Conspiracy
Gun Club
Method Man
Raekwon The Chef

[QUOTE=Zappa]Oh, and Kaizer's Orchestra, too. This band is remarkable.[/QUOTE]

Kaizer's Orchestra are fantastic!

The books

Les Savy Fav
Neutral Milk Hotel
Coheed & Cambria

Little Richard

The Streets - [I]Original Pirate Material[/I]
The Mars Volta - [I]Frances The Mute[/I]
The Beach Boys - [I]Pet Sounds[/I]

Yes- "Heart of the Sunrise"
Jake Holmes- "Dazed and Confused" <--This is the original song that Page stole.

[QUOTE=YDload][B]Yes- "Heart of the Sunrise"[/B]
Jake Holmes- "Dazed and Confused" <--This is the original song that Page stole.[/QUOTE]
Good stuff. As for me, Turtle Island String Quartet - [I]Julie-O[/I]

Talking Heads - Remain In Light
Ryan Adams - Cold Roses
John Frusciante - Curtains
Misfits - Static Age
The Pogues - Peace & Love

Slippery Pete and the Clammerboard Surfers.

I've been listening to Newton Battenberg Faulkner recnetly, and he's awesome. Not much more than a kid from south London, he has some amazing acoustic skills. Check it out:

[URL]http://www.n-b-f.com[/URL]

Just watch the video and you'll see his talent.

I'm digging [I]In Case We Die[/I], particulary "Wishbone" and "Maybe You Can Owe Me."

Nothing that surprising, really. I think Kraftwerk's new record is the bomb, but you knew that, right? ;)

Oh, actually, I did listen to both Interpol - Antics and Black Star - Black Star today. I enjoyed Black Star muchly - it's such a great night-time record. As for Interpol, I still think they're awesome to listen to for about 5 songs, then they get boring.

Has anyone ever listened to any Foetus stuff? You know, the Scraping Foetus Off the Wheel guy?

Not that much, actually. Bits and pieces of Beck, and Halfway to Gone - [i]Second Season[/i].

[QUOTE=Zappa]That's a really great record, isn't it?[/QUOTE]

I enjoy it muchly, i tend to like him as a sax band leader more than say the likes of coltrane on many of his records, though that may seem blasphemous...

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Youth Group - [i]Skeleton Jar[/i]
Birthday Party - [i]Prayers on Fire[/i][/QUOTE]

how does Prayers on Fire stand up next to other Birthday Party?
i find it very hard to find thier albums, only have one, despite living in Australia where you'd think Nick Cave would have widest circulation

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Youth Group - [i]Skeleton Jar[/i]
Birthday Party - [i]Prayers on Fire[/i][/QUOTE]

Aussie music. :)


My Jolly Rogers demo came in the mail today. It will be up for download soon for all those interested.

Pavement - Wowwie Zowwie (7.4/10)
Elliott Smith - XO (9.2/10)
Lightning Bolt - Wondeful Rainbow (8.6/10)