Porcupine Tree. Such an amazing band

Slint - Spiderland
Ween - Chocolate & Cheese
dEUS - In A Bar Under The Sea
Ani DiFranco - Knuckle Down

Ydload amazes me quite frequently. That Tangy impersonation was great.

I've been getting into some post-rock stuff lately--Godspeed! you black emporer, Explosions in the Sky, Sigur Ros.

Also I've been listen to more jazz-fusion--Soft Machine, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Brand X, OHM.

Peter Gabriel and lots of it. Especially his 3rd album. Especially 'Family Snapshot'.

Pelican

Gospel
Trophy Scars
Taken
Slint

Patti Smith - Horses
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
G. Love and Special Sauce - Philadelphonic

Three completely different albums. But they are all great.

Mercury Radio Theater - Manhattan Zombie Massacre
Sufjan Stevens - Illinois

both nice albums.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]Gospel[/QUOTE]

Good job.

Stevie Wonder - Music of My Mind
Patti Smith - Horses
Tom Waits - Mule Variations
Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul

"Walk On By" off of [I]Hot Buttered Soul[/I] is quite possibly the greatest song ever.

Top 10 Artists – This Week
For the week prior to August 7, 20051 Murder By Death 33
2 The Dandy Warhols 19
3 Daft Punk 18
4 Behemoth 16
5 Air 14
6 Stevie Wonder 13
6 Grand Funk Railroad 13
8 Radiohead 9
8 Swollen Members 9
10 Ben Folds


And yes, Walk On By is the greatest song ever.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]I'm wearing my Pelican shirt right now. We are soulmates.[/QUOTE]

:-D

Katamari Damacy OST

Next to FF's, it's the best video game soundtrack evah.

Big Heavy Stuff - [I]Size of the Ocean[/I]
Mark Sandman - [I]Sandbox[/I]
Harkonen/These Arms Are Snakes - [I]Like A Virgin[/I]
David Axelrod - [I]Songs Of Experience[/I]

Zappa, is the DVD that comes with the Sandman box set any good?

Roy Harper - [i]Stormcock[/i]

This album will blow you away. It's absolutely incredible. It makes Nick Drake nearly irrelevant.

Matt Costa - [I]Songs We Sing[/I]

Very different from what I expected, but I really like this album, a pleasant surprise.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Big Heavy Stuff - [I]Size of the Ocean[/I]
Mark Sandman - [I]Sandbox[/I]
Harkonen/These Arms Are Snakes - [I]Like A Virgin[/I]
David Axelrod - [I]Songs Of Experience[/I]

Zappa, is the DVD that comes with the Sandman box set any good?[/QUOTE]

Yeah. It's got some early music videos, a few very low quality live performance videos, and some really great interviews. If you like the music and have some extra cash, I would recommend picking up the set.

Wow, I should have listened to the song "Close to the Edge" with headphones earlier. I forget how terrible my laptop's speakers are and there's no bass support at all. I must hear Chris Squire!

The Knife and Television.

[QUOTE=Tapeworm]The Knife and Television.[/QUOTE]

We had an AIM listening party to [i]Marquee Moon[/i] last week. It was awesome. You should have been there.

Indeed I should have.

I had a bedroom listening party to it last night. That was cool too.

Ignition - [I]Orafying Mysticle of...Ignition[/I]

Tapeworm's back! Are you going to stay for a while this time?

I've been listening to Between The Buried and Me, getting excited for the new album. And a new JB opened 10 minutes walk from my house. Brian Eno albums for $13? Yes please.

JB are the only place that have all the albums I want. Everywhere else in this city has like no selection whatsoever.

i'm digging mos def :p

Tsunami
French Toast

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]JB are the only place that have all the albums I want. Everywhere else in this city has like no selection whatsoever.[/QUOTE]

I've found JB to be pretty overrated, but this new one has so much obscure metal, it's awesome. Their jazz is piss poor. If you can, order off amazon, it's dead cheap, even from the US.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Ydload amazes me quite frequently. That Tangy impersonation was great.[/QUOTE]

I laughed in the middle of maths today about it.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I've found JB to be pretty overrated, but this new one has so much obscure metal, it's awesome. Their jazz is piss poor. If you can, order off amazon, it's dead cheap, even from the US.[/QUOTE]

Most CD stores here are all mainstream, so it is really hard to find a lot of things.