[QUOTE=Zappa]Thelonious Monk Quartet With John Coltrane - [I]At Carnegie Hall[/I][/QUOTE]

Thanks. I'll look for it.

Does any one know any info on Francis Mark (from autumn to ashes) Solo cd???

"Howl" by BMRC seems pretty good so far.

I want to hear that ^^

Yesterday I listened to and dug:

Sigur Rós - [I]Takk...[/I]
The White Stripes - [I]Get Behind Me Satan[/I]
Rage Against the Machine - [I]Evil Empire[/I] and [I]Battle of LA[/I] :cool:

[QUOTE=NachoChez]His Name Is Alive - [i]Mouth By Mouth[/i]
Wolf Parade - [i]Apologies to the Queen Mary[/i]

Both solid 4/5's.[/QUOTE]

I agree. His Name Is Alive are such a great band.

I'm listening to The Magic Numbers. I thought this was terrible and I'm liking it now, maybe because summer is here. I absolutely love the part about two minutes into "Forever Lost" where they start singing "looks like it all went wrong". This is a really solid album and it's making me happy. sup Iai.

Woke up to DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - [I]Boom Shake The Room[/I] on my cd alarm clock this morning.

Old skool :cool:

The Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs
dEUS - In A Bar Under The Sea
Ladytron - 604
Eels - Blinking Lights & Other Revelations
Minus The Bear - Highly Refined Pirates
Dead Moon - In The Graveyard
The Melvins - Stoner Witch
General Patton Vs. The X-ecutioners

X-Japan - Weekend

Thrashing drums, a hell of a guitar solo, thundering bass, strong characteristic vocals (though japanese), bridging piano and symphonic underlays.

Trust me this is one kickass song. And if your put off by the fact that they are japanese, don't be cos these guys kick some serious ***.

Been listening to the new Mew album and it's pretty decent, [i]The Craft[/i] has also been being span and it's pretty decent as well.

Sly and the Family Stone - "[I]Stand![/I]"

[QUOTE=Zappa]It probably flows better than[I] Blazing Arrow[/I], but none of its songs are as strong as the strongest on that record. I'm overall very pleased with my first listen.[/QUOTE]

How long is it?

A minor concern in the grand scheme of things, but I'm curious.

[QUOTE=Bartender]How long is it?

A minor concern in the grand scheme of things, but I'm curious.[/QUOTE]

58:11.

I listened to it again today, and it's really great.

I've basically been sitting around listening to music all day:

Wolf Parade - [I]Apologies To The Queen Mary[/I]
The Get Up Kids - [I]Something To Write Home About[/I]
Elbow - [I]Leaders Of The Free World[/I]

Now listening to The Promise Ring - [I]Nothing Feels Good[/I]

"Megalodon" is a really great song by Mastodon. The guitar break in the middle is so weird that it makes perfect sense. Really makes me want to kill the [size=2]fu[/size]ck out of some whales :angry:

Isis - Celestial
Electric Wizard - Come My Fanatics
Mare - s/t
Brian Wilson - Smile

You really love your slow metal, don't you?

Gastr del Sol (again)

The soundtrack for Amelie is so friggin' brilliant. It's written by Yann Tiersen...it's one of the best scores ever.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Get Up Kids - [i]Guilt Show[/i]
Wolf Parade - [i]Apologies to the Queen Mary[/i][/QUOTE]

Get Up Kids eh?

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - [I]B.R.M.C.[/I]
Jimmy Eat World - [I]Bleed American[/I]

[QUOTE=NachoChez]No shame :cool:[/QUOTE]

You're an interesting kind.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Because I can like both the Get Up Kids and the album in your avatar?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, that's it.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]You really love your slow metal, don't you?[/QUOTE]

Nah, where did you ever get that idea?

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Sly and the Family Stone - "[I]Stand![/I]"[/QUOTE]

Don't you love that 13 minute jam song?

[QUOTE=NachoChez]No shame :cool:[/QUOTE]

Something to Write Home About is such a perfect pop-punk album.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Something to Write Home About is such a perfect pop-punk album.[/QUOTE]

I second.

Majority Rule is a good band as well.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Finch - [i]What It Is to Burn[/i] (4/5)

I am gonna get evicted from the forum[/QUOTE]

I'm glad Disturbed threatened to beat them up at the Rolling Rock Town Fair last year.

Also because that was when I learned that they are not emo and emo is something different entirely :)

The Arcade Fire - [I]Funeral[/I]
Badly Drawn Boy - [I]About a Boy[/I]
Roots Manuva - [I]Awfully Deep[/I]

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Finch - [i]What It Is to Burn[/i] (4/5)

I am gonna get evicted from the forum[/QUOTE]


start packin'

[QUOTE=NachoChez]NPC is crushed by majority rule[/QUOTE]

Well you three are suckers for totally craptacular pop punk bulls[I]hi[/I]t that doesn't tickle the willy, well my willy for that matter.

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]Nah, where did you ever get that idea?[/QUOTE]

Oh you know.

/can't think of a witty answer

A new band from sydney aus
Faker their first single is hurricane from their debut album addicted romantic.
Their best song however is Quarter to Three,
get that in

Dirty Three - Cinder

and The Panics new album fails compared to The Crack in the Wall ep

1 Boards of Canada 55
2 VAST 53
3 Cyst Impaled 41
4 The Blood Brothers 36
5 Caribou 32
6 Ambulance LTD 17
6 Thingy 17
8 Pixies 16
9 Converge 15
10 Sufjan Stevens 14
10 Sigur Rós 14

Indian Summer - Live in The Blue Universe
Funeral Diner - The Underdark
Architecture in Helsinki - In Case We Die

Yo La Tengo - I can Hear the Heart Beating as One
Slint - Tweez
SDRE - Diary

I've been on a Wildhearts binge all week. Listening to old favourites and realising how good some of the more negelected tracks I have are.

So far today:
Sonic Youth - [i]Goo[/i] {reissue}
Red House Painters - [i]Down Colorful Hill[/i]

Been listening to [I]Icky Mettle[/I] by Archers of Loaf a lot lately. Goshdarn it's a good album.

Right now I'm listening to [I]Congregation[/I] by the Afghan Whigs, I'm liking it more than I used to.