Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californification
Flaming Lips - Clouds Taste Metallics


And I've been recently downloading some Simon and Garfunkel.


God bless Soulseek. :)

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]Bear Vs. Shark - Terrorhawk[/QUOTE]

This is pretty strong.

[QUOTE=Bukowski]What's this like? I recently got Illinois and man, is that a top album. [/QUOTE]

it's simply brilliant. One of my most fav. albums of all time. In this record Sufjan really shows how his religion influnces his music, and he does is so, so beautifully. If you want I can upload the album for you. Check the YSI thread in a few hours or so.

Grade - [i]Under the Radar[/i]
The Lapse - [i]Heaven Ain't Happenin'[/i]
The Van Pelt - [i]Sultans of Sentiment[/i]

today i woke up with BT stuck in my head so im diggin that

BT - Movement in still Life
Go - Soundtrack

also...
wilco
armor for sleep
death from above 1979

Television - Marquee Moon

Still...
Wilderness - [i]Wilderness[/i]
MP3 Sample: Track 2 [url="http://www.scjag.com/mp3/jag/arkless.mp3"]Arkless[/url]

This is a very solid album. It sounds like the instrumentals of shoegaze/post-rock flung together with a deep voiced post-punker trying to move along as melodically as the music itself. Terrific vocals along with the pounding drums really drive the music and bring it all together. The overall result is a very tight, cohesive, and well made record. Definitely one I'm picking up on it's release (July 5).

Well....

Regina Spektor (artsy Piano with very pleasant singing)
John Vanderslice (awesome indie rock, very talented writer)
Neutral Milk Hotel (catchy guitar work + incredible lyrics = awesome)
Bright Eyes (specifically [I]Digital Ash in a Digital Urn[/I])
The Avalanches (sample-heavy funk)
LCD Soundsystem (pretty much a self contained party)

Saccahrine Trust

Kyuss and QOTSA

Josh Homme trip++

I've been listenin to loads of Spiritualized which are amazing!! And Robert Plant solo stuff

Today I listened to Del tha Funkee Homosapien whilst exercising.

I made a mix tape a few nights ago. It has a couple Mr. Bungle songs, some Slayer, Stevie Wonder, Led Zep, TV on the Radio, Death Angel, and of course the greatest song ever: "Wheel in the Sky" by Journey.

I was listening to that song on my computer and then when I went out to my car and turned the radio on, it was on the radio as well! Steve Perry knows no bounds!

Now I'm digging "Heart of the Sunrise" by Yes. Fantastic song.

[QUOTE=YDload]Death Angel[/QUOTE]

homies:cool:

[QUOTE=Happymeal]homies:cool:[/QUOTE]

Ooh, I almost forgot: also on the mix is "FCPSITSGEPGEPGEP" by The Fall of Troy. It's a great song by a very talented band.

The Fall Of Troy is very good. Guitarist = awesome.

I relaly love the new Ben Folds single.

Air
Trans Am (although I get bored of them on record)
Black Sabbath.

I've listened to the first 5 Sabbath albums today, and clearly [I]Master of Reality [/I] is the best.

Indeed, although "Paranoid" comes close.

Animal Collective [I]Sung Tongs[/I] -still an amazing album
The Arcade Fire

[quote=YDLoad]Now I'm digging "Heart of the Sunrise" by Yes. Fantastic song.[/quote] Yes is amazing.

Oneida
High on Fire

[QUOTE=The Reincarnation Of Hendrix]I've been listenin to l[B]oads of Spiritualized[/B] which are amazing!! And Robert Plant solo stuff[/QUOTE]


hell yeah! good work :thumb:

Breaking Circus
Man or Astro Man.
The Dead Boys (Oh, the memories)

team sleep
hella
crime in choir
zach hill and the holy smokes

isis' oceanic remixes cd

Gus and Frank

ee-or-ee-or-ee-or, he's hung like a donkey, hes careful not to hurt anyone

Sea and Cake
Mew
Autechre

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Breaking Circus
Man or Astro Man.
The Dead Boys (Oh, the memories)[/QUOTE]
Nice avatar. I'm actually wearing that shirt right now.


I've been diggin some Dinosaur Jr, The Pop Group, and Beefheart.

Cursive - [I]The Ugly Organ[/I]
Can - [I]Tago Mago[/I]

The Redwalls

Sonny Sharrock is a genius. So i've been diggin him.