The Kallikak Family - [i]May 23rd 2007[/i]
The Cure - [i]Faith[/i]
Curb Your Enthusiasm

Arcade Fire's EP.

DOA - Hardcore 81 (4.5/5)
Mission of Burma - Vs (5/5)
Red House Painters - Songs For a Blue Guitar (4.7/5)

HUM- [i]Downward is Heavenward[/i]

This is a really solid album. "Comin' Home" and "The Scientists" are probably my favorite songs on it.

I'm loving Roots Manuva right now.

Liars
Leatherface
Propagandhi
Jello + Melvins
Gang Starr

Geto Boys
Scarface
Mobb Deep
Compton's Most Wanted
other old skool stuff.

Yeah, watching 8 Mile kinda made me want to listen to rap all day.

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]I listened to [I]Wrong[/I] by Nomeansno for the first time today. My mind is a bit blown. Extremely good album.[/QUOTE]

Awesome.

Do Make Say Think are neat.

I've been enjoying Sir Millard Mulch, Axis of Perdition, The Residents and Sleepytime Gorilla Museum.

[QUOTE=Smackers]I've been enjoying Sir Millard Mulch, Axis of Perdition, The Residents and Sleepytime Gorilla Museum.[/QUOTE]

Pocky banana is the greatest, man.

Armor For Sleep's What to do When You Are Dead.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Pocky banana is the greatest, man.[/QUOTE]

I don't know, I really really really like the strawberry and cream Pocky. I've heard the cream cheese Pocky is awesome too, but I have yet to get a hold of any.

Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - [I]Electric Heavyland[/I]
Sebadoh - III
The Halo Benders - [I]God Don't Make No Junk[/I]

Edit: And [I]Drums[/I] by Oddjobs

[QUOTE=Interstate]Geto Boys


Yeah, watching 8 Mile kinda made me want to listen to rap all day.[/QUOTE]

Yesssss. Geto Boys are tight.

I have been in rap mode, too. Warren G, Geto Boys, Snoop Dogg, and R. Kelly's Trapped in the Closet series have been getting some heavy rotation.

Stars - Set yourself on Fire

Had this for awhile but never really listened, very good.

Caribou - The Milk Of Human Kindness
I like this CD. A lot.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - [I]Electric Heavyland[/I]
[/QUOTE]

Awesome. I've got a greeat AMT bootleg.

[QUOTE=biografiend]Yesssss. Geto Boys are tight.

I have been in rap mode, too. Warren G, Geto Boys, Snoop Dogg, and R. Kelly's Trapped in the Closet series have been getting some heavy rotation.[/QUOTE]

Same here, minus R Kelly (don't listen to him too much). I've been in 'old skool' mode for the last few days now :lol:

Diggin Jedi Mind Tricks right now. :cool:

Brian Eno - Another Green World

Lots of Porucpine Tree.

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Brian Eno - Another Green World[/QUOTE]

Das a good homie.

for sure
 

i have been listening to kaiser chiefs alot.
i think they are pretty frickin fantabolous.

good song:
i predict a riot

and also jamison parker
but everyone knows them

good song:
slow suicide

Got the new Blackalicious in the mail today. So I'll be on that for a while.

Got David Gray - [I]A New Day At Midnight[/I] through from ebay so I'll be giving that a spin later today, most likely on my way to work.

Peter Gabriel - Passion

Khanate - Things Viral

Sonic Youth
Pavement
EITS
Buddy Guy
Black Sabbath

The trip-hop station at Last FM.

The Who - [I]Tommy[/I]

It's a Who kind of day.

Art Blakey

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Art Blakey[/QUOTE]

Awesome, which album?

As for me I've been diggin':

Wu Tang Clan - [I]Enter The 36 Chambers[/I]
Immortal Technique (I really need to get one of this guys albums, he's amazing)

[QUOTE=Interstate]Awesome, which album?

As for me I've been diggin':

Wu Tang Clan - [I]Enter The 36 Chambers[/I]
Immortal Technique (I really need to get one of this guys albums, he's amazing)[/QUOTE]

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - [I]A Night in Tunsia[/I] [Blue Note]

It's a favorite of mine.

P.S. The Wu Tag sword is powerful.

The Hidden Cameras

Monster Magnet - [I]Spine of God[/I]
Current 93 - [I]Thunder Perfect Mind[/I]
plus some Morphine songs from [I]The Night[/I], which are oh so lovely

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - [I]A Night in Tunsia[/I] [Blue Note]

It's a favorite of mine.

P.S. The Wu Tag sword is powerful.[/QUOTE]

That Art Blakey album is probably my favourite jazz album of the last few months (although I can't track down some copies of other albums that I would love to listen to).

[QUOTE=Interstate]That Art Blakey album is probably my favourite jazz album of the last few months (although I can't track down some copies of other albums that I would love to listen to).[/QUOTE]

It's all about used stores buddy boy. I go on music hunts...I need to do one later tonight.

Anyway, it's one of my favorites and I've had it for a while. It was a lucky find because it was in a "dollar bin".

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]It's all about used stores buddy boy. I go on music hunts...I need to do one later tonight.

Anyway, it's one of my favorites and I've had it for a while. It was a lucky find because it was in a "dollar bin".[/QUOTE]

Yeah I wish there were more used stores where I live. There's one in a town near me but some of the stuff is quite expensive. The only other real music stores apart from loads in London are HMV, Virgin etc. which sucks.

[QUOTE=Interstate]Yeah I wish there were more used stores where I live. There's one in a town near me but some of the stuff is quite expensive. The only other real music stores apart from loads in London are HMV, Virgin etc. which sucks.[/QUOTE]

Sucks to be you.

The White Stripes - [I]De Stijl[/I]
I really like this album, much more than the newer stuff.

Herbie Hancock - [I]Head Hunters[/I]
We're playing "Watermelon Man" in marching band so I felt like taking this one out again. :p

Gospel - [I]The Moon Is a Dead World[/I]
Been a bit since I listened to this one. AMG hits the nail on the head when they talk about them bridging the gap between King Crimson and Slint.