Eddie and the Hot Rods

More than my daily recommended dose of Pixies.

I can't get enough of [I]Exile on Main St[/I] right about now.

Slint
Loads and loads of punk music

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Rollins is a a big fat steroid, but Black Flag were still orsum.

Hehe, Calvin Johnson was a weenie, but he made bitchin' tunes.[/QUOTE]

greg ginn = the man.

As of now...
Deathprod - [i]Morals and Dogma[/i]

Later it'll be...
Felt - [i]Forever Breathes The Lonely Word[/i]

[QUOTE=NachoChez]
Antony and the Johnsons[/QUOTE]

Really need to hear more of his stuff, saw him live on Later with Jools Holland and was all :amaze:

Now I'm going to give my full attention to the new Oasis album, as I'm seeing them in 2 weeks.

I've been listening to Funkadelic all day and most of yesterday. I tried listening to something else but I can only listen to them now.

The Apparat Organ Quartet is what I'm diggin'.

Refused - The Shape Of Punk To Come
Moby - Play
Suede - Singles

What do you think of The Shape of Punk to Come?

I don't like The Smiths, but I do like the other two. Do I still need it?

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The Sundays - [i]Reading, Writing and Arithmetic[/i]

absolute masterpiece.[/QUOTE]
I really can't get into that album beyond Here's Where The Story Ends. Bores the hell out of me. I also don't see The Cocteau Twins in them at all. I've only listened to it twice, though.

Bartender: Today was the first time I listened to it. I love it. Really, really great record, even though it sounds like a lot of stuff I don't like.

Pu[I]ss[/I]y Galore

[QUOTE=NachoChez]new Sleater-Kinney is hot stuff.[/QUOTE]

Sure is.

F[I]u[/I]cking Champs - IV
Boredoms - Ichi the Killer Soundtrack
Weird War - s/t
Luna Sea - Mother

[QUOTE=Iai]Bartender: Today was the first time I listened to it. I love it. Really, really great record, even though it sounds like a lot of stuff I don't like.[/QUOTE]

Everyone must buy it.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Everyone must buy it.[/QUOTE]

Buy what?

Cocteau Twins - Treasure

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Buy what?[/QUOTE]

"The Shape Of Punk To Come" by Refused.

Just listening to The Roots' [I]Legendary EP[/I], and diggin' it quite nicely. I'll have to look into picking up some of their stuff.

Comets on Fire - Blue Cathedral

The Faint
The Pixies
Bright Eyes
Flaming Lips
The Shins

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]"The Shape Of Punk To Come" by Refused.[/QUOTE]

Ha, heeha ha.

Time for a little [I]The Feeding of the 5000 [/I] by Crass.

I've been heavily into Billy Bragg for about 3 months now.

For those who don't know, he's "anti-folk". Besides Ani Difranco (sp), he's the only artist I know from this genre, so I can't explain it well. As far as I'm aware, it's basically folk with punk influences.

He isn't much of a singer, but like many folk artists like Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen, his lyrics more than make up for it. Lyrically, he has two major styles: about politics, and about love. The latter are easy to relate to, the former are heavily entrenched in 80s Britain, so while they are dated, it's a great marker of the past.

I highly, highly recommend him to all of you.

A few recommended tracks:
A New England
Between The Wars
It Says Here
Waiting For the Great Leap Forwards

Will check him out morrissey.

:lol:

The Decemberists.

Me tired, me go bed now.

[QUOTE=morrissey]Will check him out morrissey.[/QUOTE]
You're just having a field day aren't you.

P.s. that avatar is suspiciously similar to a bot one I had a while ago. :amaze:

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Ha, heeha ha.

Time for a little [I]The Feeding of the 5000 [/I] by Crass.[/QUOTE]

Heh, I got over Crass when I was like 12.

S[COLOR=White]h[/COLOR]it man.

These have been in my playlist in the past week:
Shigeru Umebayashi
Dimmer - You've Got To Hear The Music
Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde
Tan Dun
Michael Jackson - Thriller