I'm becoming redundant:
1 Pulp 93
2 Billy Bragg 92
3 Weezer 76
4 R.E.M. 69
5 The Smiths 66
6 Sufjan Stevens 57
7 Frank Sinatra 53
7 U2 53
9 Wilco 52
10 Franz Ferdinand 48

Pulp just edged out Moz as my second most listened artist. Wow.

edit: it isn't accurate at all though. I know for a fact I listened to my entire Blur discography last night which is over a 100 songs at least, yet they didn't even show up on my chart. Unless they stop calculating on Saturday night or something.

Elliott Smith, lots of Elliott Smith.

Supersilent - [i]5[/i]

Stereolab - [i]Margerine Eclipse[/i]
Frank Zappa - [i]The Grand Wazoo[/i]
Air - [i]Premiers Symptomes[/i]

Weekly Top Artists
Sunday Oct 2 - Sunday Oct 9

1 Jeff Buckley 40
2 Elliott Smith 37
3 Neutral Milk Hotel 28
4 Supergrass 26
5 Mono 24
6 Sonic Youth 19
7 Fugazi 14
7 Broadcast 14
7 Nine Inch Nails 14
7 Radiohead 14

1 Elliott Smith 40
2 Circle Takes the Square 38
3 Converge 26
4 Bear vs. Shark 24
5 Slowdive 22
6 Explosions in the Sky 20
7 Blackalicious 18
8 Thrice 17
9 Gym Class Heroes 16
9 Hüsker Dü

i went to see the fiery furnaces on friday... they were cool. pit er pat was good as well. as for current music i'd say:
make believe/all kinsella bands
the appleseed cast
paco de lucia
magnetic fields
gorguts
sigur ros - takk. even though its no agaetis byrjun. still marvelous in its own right though.

1 Talking Heads 16
2 Blackalicious 13
3 Mogwai 11
4 Nas 10
4 Sonic Youth 10
6 Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds 6
6 Charles Mingus 6
6 The Arcade Fire 6
9 Underworld 5
10 Stanley Clarke 3

So my underageness is forcing me to miss Okkervil (sp) River for $20. Sad times.

Talking Heads :D

1 The Beatles 24
2 Pixies 15
3 At the Drive-In 10
4 Sufjan Stevens 9
5 Brian Eno 8
5 Talking Heads 8
7 Beck 5
7 Queens of the Stone Age 5
7 Radiohead 5
10 Dream Theater 4

1 Thrice 57
2 dredg 27
3 Queens of the Stone Age 24
4 Off Minor 22
5 Pere Ubu 20
6 Jimmy Eat World 18
7 The One AM Radio 13
8 Jaga Jazzist 12
8 Radiohead 12
8 Maudlin Of The Well 12

1 The Postal Service 51
2 Broken Social Scene 36
3 Clap Your Hands Say Yeah 19
4 Big Black 18
5 Pere Ubu 16
5 Soulwax 16
5 Sleater-Kinney 16
8 Aereogramme 11
9 Tom Waits 8
9 Thrice 8

1 The Wildhearts (63)
2 Talking Heads (46)
3 Devlin Love (45)
4 Elvis Costello (37)
5 Alabama 3 (35)
6 The Beatles (30)
7 Frank Klepacki (15)
7 Big Black (15)
7 Mr. Bungle (15)
7 Death (15)

Not so much music as last week.

And now I'm listening to the first few tracks of Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock for the first time. Sounding good so far.

[QUOTE=Bartender]

And now I'm listening to the first few tracks of Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock for the first time. Sounding good so far.[/QUOTE]


Good man.

Dirty Three - Ocean Songs

Good stuff.

Coheed and Cambria 120
Mew 27
Between the Buried and Me 24
DJ Food 13
Shpongle 10
Dream Theater 9
Guano Apes 8
Botch 8
Jaga Jazzist 7
Eskimo Joe 6

That's a scary amount of Coheed...

Bought [i]Blazing Arrow[/i] today and have beeing listening to that, I like it a lot.

George Harrison - [I]All Things Must Pass[/I]
Herbie Hancock - [I]Maiden Voyage[/I]
Stevie Wonder - [I]Songs in the Key of Life[/I]
New York Dolls - s/t
Tom Waits - [I]Bone Machine[/I]

[QUOTE=3rdplanet]Mew
[/QUOTE]

Good stuff.

i just listened to Johnny Cash - [i]Unchained[/i]. Not his best obviously, but it's still great.

Thelonious Monk - [I]Genius of Modern Music, Volume 1[/I]
Richard Hell & the Voidoids - [I]Blank Generation[/I]

I listened to [i]Funeral[/i] again in the hopes it might have grown on me, but if anything it made me want to rate it even lower.

To lift my spirits after this disappointment, I listened to Wire - [i]Pink Flag[/i] and Rob Dougan - [i]Furious Angels[/i]; both albums I should really listen to more.

And since then I've been listening to Brutal Truth for the first time in a while ([i]Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses[/i] and [i]Need To Control[/i]).

Rage Against The Machine - [I]S/T[/I]
Explosions In The Sky - [I]The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place[/I]

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]So my underageness is forcing me to miss Okkervil (sp) River for $20. Sad times.[/QUOTE]
I'll be at that for sure.


I went to pick up [I]The Craft[/I] yesterday after work, since I was told it would be in the store then, but no such luck. So I just picked up another Tom Waits album instead. [I]Closing Time[/I], it's great.

Also listened to Beastie Boys - [I]Paul's Boutique[/I] for the second time and it really is a wonderful album.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Thelonious Monk - [I]Genius of Modern Music, Volume 1[/I]
Richard Hell & the Voidoids - [I]Blank Generation[/I][/QUOTE]
Richard Hell is pwnage to the core

1 The World/Inferno Friendship Society 56
2 Radiohead 51
3 Cheer-Accident 30
4 Buckethead 27
4 Estradasphere 27
6 The Residents 25
7 They Might Be Giants 22
8 Brainiac 21
9 This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb 19
10 Frank Zappa 17

[QUOTE=asdf]1 The World/Inferno Friendship Society 56
2 Radiohead 51
3 Cheer-Accident 30
4 Buckethead 27
4 Estradasphere 27
6 The Residents 25
7 They Might Be Giants 22
8 Brainiac 21
9 This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb 19
10 Frank Zappa 17[/QUOTE]

Hey, where have you been?

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Hey, where have you been?[/QUOTE]
I went somewhere?

I didn't notice I was gone.

[QUOTE=asdf]I went somewhere?

I didn't notice I was gone.[/QUOTE]

Oh, well then carry on.

[QUOTE=Bartender]I listened to [i]Funeral[/i] again in the hopes it might have grown on me, but if anything it made me want to rate it even lower.
[/QUOTE]

:eek:

No, but really, just out of curiousity, what about the album do you dislike?

[QUOTE=Slug]:eek:

No, but really, just out of curiousity, what about the album do you dislike?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Bartender]It stinks.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, the album blows donkey nards.

You know what would be really great, is if people described the stuff they're into. Because just mentioning a band name doesn't make me want to check them out. But a persuasive paragraph will.

[QUOTE=morrissey]You know what would be really great, is if people described the stuff they're into. Because just mentioning a band name doesn't make me want to check them out. But a persuasive paragraph will.[/QUOTE]
or just check out a review on allmusic for them

[QUOTE=morrissey]You know what would be really great, is if people described the stuff they're into. Because just mentioning a band name doesn't make me want to check them out. But a persuasive paragraph will.[/QUOTE]

It's not the American way to take time in doing something, we're all about posting fast and getting it done.

[QUOTE=cheeto-t]or just check out a review on allmusic for them[/QUOTE]
I do, to corroborate your description. If you don't bother, I don't bother.

[QUOTE=morrissey]You know what would be really great, is if people described the stuff they're into. Because just mentioning a band name doesn't make me want to check them out. But a persuasive paragraph will.[/QUOTE]
I agree. It could actually make posting here worthwhile.

[QUOTE=morrissey]You know what would be really great, is if people described the stuff they're into. Because just mentioning a band name doesn't make me want to check them out. But a persuasive paragraph will.[/QUOTE]

I do that fairly frequently, unless it's a band I know everyone here is acquainted with.

Death Cab For Cutie - Transalanticism
Between the Buried and Me - Alaska
Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles

Well of course, there is no need to sell the Beatles.

So far today:

Joy Division - [i]Unknown Pleasures[/i]
The Fiery Furnaces - [i]Rehearsing My Choir[/i]
and still
Supersilent - [i]5[/i] (AMG - [url="http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:lsjx7i72g7or"]Artist[/url][url="http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:u8ke4j276wat"] Album[/url])

[QUOTE=morrissey]You know what would be really great, is if people described the stuff they're into. Because just mentioning a band name doesn't make me want to check them out. But a persuasive paragraph will.[/QUOTE]

For me, seemingly "interesting" band names would suffice.

[QUOTE=morrissey]You know what would be really great, is if people described the stuff they're into. Because just mentioning a band name doesn't make me want to check them out. But a persuasive paragraph will.[/QUOTE]

I like Idaho because they have that great kind of suave/dangerous mood to them, sort of like the Afghan Whigs. They're tough to describe; just kind of laid-back but loud indie rock.

Mike Jones is a rapper and "Still Tippin'" is a great song.

The Promise Ring is a really catchy power-pop band from the whole second-wave emo thing.