1 Elliott Smith 69
2 Queens of the Stone Age 34
3 Neon Blonde 26
4 Explosions in the Sky 20
5 Minutemen 18
6 David Bowie 16
7 Maudlin Of The Well 15
7 Converge 15
7 Q and Not U 15
10 Bright Eyes 14

Pixies
the Make-up
Can
Prefuse 73

That's good stuff right there.

Weekly Top Artists
Sunday Oct 23 - Sunday Oct 30

1 Sonic Youth 33
2 Broken Social Scene 29
3 Built to Spill 22
4 Deerhoof 21
5 Sigur Rós 17
5 Bell Orchestre 17
7 The Locust 16
8 DNA 15
8 The Books 15
10 Fugazi 12

Motorpsycho
Sonic Youth
Murder By Death
Mew

Among others.

1 Mogwai 44
2 Alex Drosen 24
3 Pavement 18
4 Bark Psychosis 13
5 Silver Apples 11
6 Johnny Cash 10
6 Oscar Peterson 10
6 Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares 10
6 Nick Drake 10
10 Wire 8

What's your favourite Mogwai album Alex?

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Not at all, listen to the compositions of their other albums and listen to their live performances. They were never a stripped down band in the first place.[/QUOTE]

Come on Pilgrim sounds like Surfer Rosa.

Sir Millard Mulch - How to Sell the Whole F#@!ing Universe to Everybody...Once and for all!

Pelican - The Fire In Our Throats Will Beckon The Thaw
Wolfmother - Wolfmother
Nebula - Atomic Ritual
Nomeansno - Wrong (it is as good as everyone was ranting on about)

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Come on Pilgrim sounds like Surfer Rosa.[/QUOTE]Exactly.

[QUOTE=Bandaid]Nebula - Atomic Ritual [/QUOTE]
Beast of an album. Although not as good as [I]Charged[/I].

Chuck Berry - [I]The Great Twenty-Eight[/I]

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Come on Pilgrim sounds like Surfer Rosa.[/QUOTE]

That's not the arguement, who remembers Come on Pilgrim anyway? Unless you're a fan no one does. SR is the album people remember and it's Albini's production that put it on the map. The producers of CoP along with the members of the Pixies were well aware of the stripped down sound that Albini and various other bands were coming up with in the 80s. This can be said because of their late enterence into the Indie world and the diverse and sonic sound that was popping up in Boston or had already occured. Also as we well know the Pixies reached the sound they were looking for later on in their career after they were done trying to emulate other bands that came before them.

[QUOTE=Interstate]Chuck Berry - [I]The Great Twenty-Eight[/I][/QUOTE]

You have just earned NPC Power Points.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]That's not the arguement, who remembers Come on Pilgrim anyway? Unless you're a fan no one does. SR is the album people remember and it's Albini's production that put it on the map. The producers of CoP along with the members of the Pixies were well aware of the stripped down sound that Albini and various other bands were coming up with in the 80s. This can be said because of their late enterence into the Indie world and the diverse and sonic sound that was popping up in Boston or had already occured. Also as we well know the Pixies reached the sound they were looking for later on in their career after they were done trying to emulate other bands that came before them.[/QUOTE]
You are full of information.

What I'm diggin right now?
Cedric Bixler's voice.

1 The Olivia Tremor Control 21
2 Stereolab 17
3 Squarepusher 16
4 Ride 15
5 Tiger Trap 12
5 My Bloody Valentine 12
7 Swervedriver 11
8 The Mars Volta 10
8 Damien Rice 10
10 Faust 9

I could've sworn I listened to more than that.

Two Gallants - The Throes
Dinosaur Jr. - Bug
Angry Samoans - Inside My Brain

Last week:

1 Mission of Burma 87
2 Rites of Spring 78
3 Minutemen 44
4 Johnny Cash 42
5 Operation Ivy 27
6 Minor Threat 23
7 Robert Plant and the Strange Sensations 19
8 Sonic Youth 18
9 Dead Kennedys 16
9 Propagandhi 16

Wow, how fitting. I've scored number 10,000. This should be closed, and I'll do a mach II of it.

TEN THOUSAND POSTS IN THIS THREAD.

Now I'll take the 10,000th reply aswell.

I dug the Beatles and Ornette Coleman last night. This morning I played [I]Worst Case Scenario[/I] by dEUS quite loud so everyone around me could here it. In a few minutes I'm going for a walk to buy some books and a new CD, I'm not sure what album I'll play. I'm not sure if I'll take music with me at all.

Tom Barman: coolest artist in the Benelux.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Now I'll take the 10,000th reply aswell.

I dug the Beatles and Ornette Coleman last night. This morning I played [I]Worst Case Scenario[/I] by dEUS quite loud so everyone around me could here it. In a few minutes I'm going for a walk to buy some books and a new CD, I'm not sure what album I'll play. I'm not sure if I'll take music with me at all.[/QUOTE]

Ornette makes me happy.

I was hoping he'd make me sleepy, but it didn't work. So the task was all up to [I]Abbey Road[/I], and s[I]hi[/I]t did it fail man.

1 Joshua Fit for Battle 51
2 Orchid 49
3 Minor Threat 39
4 Radiohead 22
5 Johnny Cash 18
6 Pavement 15
6 Modest Mouse 15
6 Saetia 15
6 Sonic Youth 15
10 Mogwai 14

Four 6s :eek: I am the spawn of satan.

Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Catch 22 - Keasby Nights

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]That's not the arguement, who remembers Come on Pilgrim anyway? Unless you're a fan no one does. SR is the album people remember and it's Albini's production that put it on the map. The producers of CoP along with the members of the Pixies were well aware of the stripped down sound that Albini and various other bands were coming up with in the 80s. This can be said because of their late enterence into the Indie world and the diverse and sonic sound that was popping up in Boston or had already occured. Also as we well know the Pixies reached the sound they were looking for later on in their career after they were done trying to emulate other bands that came before them.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't say the Pixies ever really had a distinct sound.

Surfer Rosa has the most consistent feeling though.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]I wouldn't say the Pixies ever really had a distinct sound.

Surfer Rosa has the most consistent feeling though.[/QUOTE]

I'll agree with the last statement.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]I'll agree with the last statement.[/QUOTE]

Me too. :)

Minor Threat - Complete Discography
Violent Femmes - Violent Femmes
Misson of Burma - ONoffON

I can't decide if it really is time for What I've Been Digging Lately, part 2 or not.

It would've been better to stop it at 10,000.

You know, I can delete 14 posts in less than 5 minutes.

Good call.

Just let it run to 15,000.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]I wouldn't say the Pixies ever really had a distinct sound.

Surfer Rosa has the most consistent feeling though.[/QUOTE]
I think that's why I always liked it better as an album. I think Doolittle has some better songs, but Surfer Rosa as a whole just feels right.

Fantômas - [i]The Director's Cut[/i]

just to fit in with the Halloween atmosphere.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Just let it run to 15,000.[/QUOTE]

Better idea.

No, delete some posts, and then kill it.

Then I'll make a part deux.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]No, delete some posts, and then kill it.

Then I'll make a part deux.[/QUOTE]

Not yet, just sit tight. Your day of glory will come.

It's not glory. I feel glorious/glorified already.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]It's not glory. I feel glorious/glorified already.[/QUOTE]

No you don't.

You Need the Glory

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