Devil in a Blue Dress/Golly Miss Molly by Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels

Spoon - Gimme Fiction

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Very nice. I would have expected Joplin from you, old man.[/QUOTE]

Hell yeah.

Ragtime is Punk Rock homie.

[QUOTE]Sebadoh - III[/QUOTE]

Good lad.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Hell yeah.

Ragtime is Punk Rock homie.[/QUOTE]

Yeah man, Joplin is brilliant.

my favourite bands at the moment
 

I'm listening to these bands alot lately:

Death cab for cutie
placebo
babyshambles
less than jake

Queen
The Doors
Simon and Garfunkel
Steve Miller Band
The Who

Mojo Nixon

defiance, ohio
hell or high water (local band)
Against me!-crime

Supergrass
Murder By Death
Mew
Deltron 3030
Massive Attack
Joni Mitchell

The Four Seasons' [I]The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette[/I] is weird. So far I like some things about it.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Yeah man, Joplin is brilliant.[/QUOTE]

Yes, that he was.

dEUS - Pocket Revolution
Talking Heads - More Songs About Buildings and Food
Talking Heads - Remain in Light
Ozric Tentacles - Strangitude
fIREHOSE - Fromohio
Flotation Toy Warning - Bluffer's Guide to the Flight Deck
Nick Drake - Pink Moon

That's pretty much what i've been listening to this week. I'm on a severe Talking Heads kick right now.

American Music Club - [i]Mercury[/i]
Sonic Youth - [i]Evol[/i]

[QUOTE=Mr Observations]
That's pretty much what i've been listening to this week. I'm on a severe Talking Heads kick right now.[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

I've been listening to:-

Jaga Jazzist - The Stix
Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts OF The Great Highway
Read House Painters - Ocean Beach

I've been listening to some 60's pop lately. Mainly The Beach Boys.

I'm digging "They Might Be Giants" very much...which album is their best?

Oliver Nelson
Electric Wizard
Monster Magnet
High on Fire
Iron & Wine and Calexico

"Burn That Broken Bed" is one of the top songs of the year methinks.

[QUOTE=OrbDragon]I'm digging "They Might Be Giants" very much...which album is their best?[/QUOTE]

I can recommend the album [I]Apollo 18[/I], though it is the only album of theirs I have heard.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]If you really need one, probably [i]Lincoln[/i], but proceed with caution.

[B]XTC - [i]Skylarking[/i][/B]
The Loft = [i]Once Round the Fair[/i]
Smiths - [i]Strangeways, Here We Come[/i][/QUOTE]

That album reminds me of La Jolla.

And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead- [i]Source Tags and Codes[/i] (5/5)

A perfect album if I've ever heard one. "After the Laughter" is one of the few interludes I enjoy listening to, because of the way it links the last two songs together.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]That album rules so hard. I can't even put it into words.[/QUOTE]

Here's an interesting quote from RYM:

[b]pixiesfanyo[/b]
Aug 16, 2005
CD [Rating2547800]
This is one of those albums that when it's great it's really great, and when it's bad.. it's really bad.

Someone's in trouble :mad:

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The good far outweighs the bad.[/QUOTE]

Kind of like [I]Disintegration[/I].

[QUOTE=YDload]Here's an interesting quote from RYM:

[b]pixiesfanyo[/b]
Aug 16, 2005
CD [Rating2547800]
This is one of those albums that when it's great it's really great, and when it's bad.. it's really bad.

Someone's in trouble :mad:[/QUOTE]

Everyone knows I feel like that?

Does everyone know that I totally hate that album?

[QUOTE=Zappa]Does everyone know that I totally hate that album?[/QUOTE]

You totally hate every album.

True.

[QUOTE=Zappa]True.[/QUOTE]

It's all I speak.

Dexter Gordon - [i]Go![/i]

I'm still getting into jazz and so far I've listened to the famous stuff (Miles Davis, John Coltrane), the wierd stuff (Eirc Dolphy), and the bigger band stuff (Mingus, Dizzie Gillespie) but this is my favorite. This is really what I was looking for when I started listening to jazz. I like it a lot.

[I]Go![/I] is a great album. "Cheese Cake" is so charming.

I've been listening to basically nothing but Coheed And Cambria for the last week or so. They're such a good band.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Does everyone know that I totally hate that album?[/QUOTE]

Well, I suppose it was meant to be. A Nacho/Zappa disagreement? Well I never!

I bought Sublimes self-titled album, and I've been listening to it a lot ever since.

DJ Shadow's [I]Endtroducing[/I]

Jimmy Eat World - [i]Clarity[/i]

This album is pretty much perfect. I don't get why JEW get slapped with the "emo" tag and Death Cab For Cutie don't.

Ambulance LTD - Self Titled. Oh, and Blackalicious.

The Replacements - Tim
The Replacements - Let it Be

Flux of Pink Indians - Strive to Survive Causing Least Suffering Possible
Eluvium - Talk Amongst the Trees
The Editors - The Back Room

[i]Talk Amongst the Trees[/i] is one of the best electronic albums i've heard - it's sublime.

I've been listening to some Dinosaur Jr. I never really gave [I]You're Living All Over Me[/I] a chance, it's pretty good stuff.

Also some Billy Bragg, Fleetwood Mac, and Down.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Jimmy Eat World - [i]Clarity[/i]

This album is pretty much perfect. I don't get why JEW get slapped with the "emo" tag and Death Cab For Cutie don't.[/QUOTE]
I often hear people call Death Cab emo.

It's complete bullsh[SIZE=2]i[/SIZE]t in both cases, but still.

DJ Qbert
Brother Ali
Lootpack
Dialated Peoples
Edan
Count Bass D
MF Doom
Atmosphere

Arctic ****ing Monkey The Best New Band In The World