[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]1 Ryan Adams 51[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=guitarded_chuck]Still loving Ryan Adams. It's looking like a long term relationship.[/QUOTE]

It's good to see more people listening to Ryan Adams. Well done.

^^ Agreed. We've done well in spreading the gospel. :cool:

I have half of Rock N Roll on my computer, pretty decent, my brothers a huge fan and I usually like what I hear.

I've been listening to the leaked Babyshambles album non-stop since it leaked. Pretty solid album apart from a minor dip in the middle, there are a few classics on there too.

[QUOTE=morrissey]The Feelies, nice. I've been wanting to check them out for a while now. Only thing I've heard is a Decemberists cover. What would you recommend?[/QUOTE]
Like NPC said, [I]Crazy Rhythms[/I] is essential. The rest of their catalog ain't half bad either, but that's the album to get.

[QUOTE=moz]^^ Agreed. We've done well in spreading the gospel. [/QUOTE]
Indeed. I aint gonna stop. :cool:

[QUOTE=upthebracket]I have half of Rock N Roll on my computer, pretty decent, my brothers a huge fan and I usually like what I hear.[/QUOTE]
[I]Rock N Roll[/I] is by far his worst album. Listen to [I]Heartbreaker[/I] and his two newest ones.

Gang of Four - [I]Entertainment[/I]
Beck - [I]Mutations[/I]
The Hold Steady - [I]The Hold Steady Almost Killed Me[/I]

Good rocking album. I like this a lot more than [I]Separation Sunday[/I].

today was:

Sparta
Weezer (blue album)
Armor for Sleep

and i found a new love for Porcupine Tree...i didnt like them at first but i caught a song on random and been listenin to them since.

I've been upping the punx lately.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Like NPC said, [I]Crazy Rhythms[/I] is essential. The rest of their catalog ain't half bad either, but that's the album to get.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I didn't mean to crap on the rest of their discography but CR is their best work and represents for everything stood for musically.

The Modern Lovers

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Yeah, I didn't mean to crap on the rest of their discography but CR is their best work and represents for everything stood for musically.

The Modern Lovers[/QUOTE]
Jonathan Richmond is the man. Hey there Little Insect!

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Jonathan Richmond is the man. Hey there Little Insect![/QUOTE]

Yeah, he's a good guy.

I can't get enough of [I]Pinkerton[/I] lately. I friggin love it.

Right now, though, I'm listening to Massive Attack - [I]Mezzanine[/I].

Lots and lots of Mogwai
Johnny Cash
Bark Psychosis

[QUOTE=Zappa]Lots and lots of Mogwai
Johnny Cash
Bark Psychosis[/QUOTE]

Mogwai, oh what a silly guy.

EiTS - The Rescue
Hella - Acoustic Tour EP
Converge - Petitioning the Empty Sky (Not that pussy *** remaster.)

Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables - Dead Kennedys
Entertainment! - Gang of Four
Closer - Joy Division
Bad Brains - BAD MUTHAF***IN BRAINS

Husker Du - New Day Rising
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
Beck - Mellow Gold

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I can't get enough of [I]Pinkerton[/I] lately. I friggin love it.

Right now, though, I'm listening to Massive Attack - [I]Mezzanine[/I].[/QUOTE]


both of those albums kick serious tush

Re-kindling my love for Modest Mouse.

Portishead.

Random music listenings:

Television Personalities - The Painted Word
Stevie Wonder - Music of My Mind
Sun Ra - Super-Sonic Jazz
Beanie Sigel - The B. Coming
Yo La Tengo - Painful

Stars
Sigur Ros
Mourning Tide

dEUS - Pocket Revolution

It's growing on me.

Husker Du - Zen Arcade
Husker Du - New Day Rising
Husker Du - Everything Falls Apart

I'm a bit obsessed with [I]Astral Weeks[/I] right now.

I've also been listening to some Neil Young, the Pop Group, Neu, and Peter Gabriel. But mainly Van Morrison.

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]the Pop Group[/QUOTE]

Excellent band.

I've stopped listening to Husker Du, and am now listening to Stereolab for the first time. My first impression is quite good.

[QUOTE=Daniel!][B]Husker Du - New Day Rising[/B]
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
Beck - Mellow Gold[/QUOTE]

That's my favorite album out of their catalogue.

The Clash - [I]London Calling[/I]
[I]Shawshank Redemption OST[/I]

I've just got back into Yes - [I]Tales From Topographic Oceans[/I] again, possibly the single most conceptual and cerebral album of all time. However, when the whole band entered for the first time, I literally had goosebumps and the hair on my arms was standing right straight up.

[QUOTE=SpectrumGuitarist]I've just got back into Yes - [I]Tales From Topographic Oceans[/I] again, possibly the single most conceptual and cerebral album of all time. However, when the whole band entered for the first time, I literally had goosebumps and the hair on my arms was standing right straight up.[/QUOTE]
The beginning of the Revealing Science of God is awesome. It takes quite a bit of effort to take in all of the album in one sitting though.

That's very true... there are moments of pure genius and musical euphoria, but the album as a whole is a little overwhelming.

Glassjaw - [I]Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence[/I]
Poison The Well - [I]You Come Before You[/I]
Converge. (I really need to get one of their albums soon but I don't know which one to get. Should I get [I]Jane Doe[/I] or [I]You Fail Me[/I]?

Yeah my ears have taken a good battering tonight. :cool:

[QUOTE=Interstate]Glassjaw - [I]Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence[/I]
Poison The Well - [I]You Come Before You[/I]
[B]Converge. (I really need to get one of their albums soon but I don't know which one to get. Should I get [I]Jane Doe[/I] or [I]You Fail Me[/I]?[/B]
Yeah my ears have taken a good battering tonight. :cool:[/QUOTE]

Jane Doe would be a pretty good introduction. But after that I recommend you work backwards. You Fail Me is a good album, but their older works, in my opinion, are better.

Bardo Pond(neo-psych/stoner band with post-rock length songs)
the usual Strung Out
The Living End

Fair enough. By older works I meant specifically [I]When Forever Comes Crashing [/I]and [I]Petitioning The Empty Sky[/I]. You Fail Me is definitely a good album, but comparitively speaking its not the best, especially not for an introduction to Converge.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Bardo Pond(neo-psych/stoner band with post-rock length songs)[/QUOTE]

They sound good.


Lots of Manowar
Alex Drosen - Sit and Melt
DJ Spooky vs Dave Lombardo - Drums of Death
Lots and lots of Talking Heads

This morning:
The Velvet Underground and Nico - The Velvet Underground and Nico

This afternoon:
Black Flag - Damaged

[QUOTE=NachoChez]I respectfully disagree. [i]Jane Doe[/i] and [i]You Fail Me[/i] are absolutely brilliant, [i]When Forever Comes Crashing[/i] is great, [i]Petitioning[/i] is alright and [i]Caring and Killing[/i] is pretty weak.[/QUOTE]
Eugh...

[i]You Fail Me[/i] is garbage. Just complete garbage.. it's not even worth the time taken to actually listen to it. I feel like I've lost something after listening to that album.

Get [i]Jane Doe[/i], or [i]Petitioning The Empty Sky[/i].

[QUOTE=Luxor]Eugh...

[i]You Fail Me[/i] is garbage. Just complete garbage.. it's not even worth the time taken to actually listen to it. I feel like I've lost something after listening to that album.

Get [i]Jane Doe[/i], or [i]Petitioning The Empty Sky[/i].[/QUOTE]

I vote Pet tit ing.