I have a new affinity for "Six Holes in a Stick" by Deerhoof and "Such Great Heights" by The Postal Service. Lightning Bolt's made it's way into my head fairly often lately, also.

The Red Krayola

I'm trying to decide between buying two Air albums for $15 (not sure which ones they are), pre ordering the new Sigur Ros or buying "Astral Weeks" for $10. hmm

Fugazi - 13 Songs
Fugazi - Steady Diet of Nothing
Minutemen - Why Does a Man Start Fires?
Minor Threat - Complete Discography

[QUOTE=OrbDragon]I've been listening to Stoner Witch recently too...one of their best.[/QUOTE]

im gonna have to agree with you on that one, rather great disc

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I've been listening to Stoner Witch too lately. How wierd, this is the first time in ages I've listened to the Melvins. How slack of me.[/QUOTE]

absence makes the heart grow fonder, i find a neglected album can be enjoyed more after a long break

She's the girl who lives on Heaven Hill!

Also, HUM- [i]Downward Is Heavenward[/i]. Thanks Zappa, it's a good album.

Today was:

Air - 10,000 Hz Legend
Broken Social Scene - s/t
The Who - Tommy
Tom Waits - Nighthawks at the Diner

And I was transferring some stuff I had stored on my TV to DVD, so I was digging the Pixies' Austin City Limits performance.

Butthole Surfers - [i]Locust Abortion Technician[/i]
Big Black - [i]Atomizer[/i]
Fuc[color=white]k[/color] - [i]Pardon My French[/i]
The Blood Brothers - [i]Crimes[/i]

I ended up buying [i]Astral Weeks[/i] earlier on so I'll probably dig that later tonight. Maybe when I go driving with my Dad.

Trying to get into Masada - [I]Vol. 1: Alef[/I]

I haven't heard that particular recording, but Masada sure is sweet.

John Zorn's one crazy motherf[I]u[/I]cker.

I got a live Coltrane concert which is pretty cool.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Jawbox - [i]Novelty[/i]

if you want to rock out, this is the way to go[/QUOTE]

Nice, we listen to that at work all the time.

Listening to "Doolittle" by The Pixies...this album is still their best in my opinion...although Surfer Rosa is good too.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Trying to get into Masada - [I]Vol. 1: Alef[/I][/QUOTE]
I much prefer the live albums (like Sevilla and Middelheim) over the studio recordings.

Boredoms - [I]Pop Tatari[/I]
Stereolab - [I]Mars Audiac Quintet[/I]
Joanna Newsom - [I]The Milk-Eyed Mender[/I]

The New [color=white]Po[/color]rnographers - [i]Twin Cinema[/i]
Vinny Miller - [i]On The Block[/i]

Edgard Varese again. He awes me.

Listening to some Killing Joke albums I have downloaded. They're a pretty badass band.

Xiu Xiu, Arcade Fire, and Coldplay.

NIN - With Teeth
M. Ward - Transfiguration of Vincent
Explosions in the Sky - How Strange, Innocent

Tape Beatles

Madonna

Recently, I'm all about Sigur Rós and Franz Ferdinand, due to new singles and so on, but I'm also really enjoying Ladytron's Destroy Everything You Touch, and I've finally warmed to Bright Eyes with Easy/Lucky/Free.

Herbie Hancock - [I]Man-Child[/I]
Coldplay - [I]X & Y[/I] (giving it another chance)

[QUOTE=Zappa]Edgard Varese again. He awes me.[/QUOTE]

Nice.

I've been digging Notorious BIG.

Trinity Roots
The Ponys
Dan Sartain

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Jawbox - [i]Novelty[/i]

if you want to rock out, this is the way to go[/QUOTE]

That's a good album.

I was listening to [I]Grippe[/I] earlier.

[I]Grippe[/I] is too cool for school.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle][I]Grippe[/I] is too cool for school.[/QUOTE]

That it is.

It's Swell Maps time.

Half Japanese - [I]Charmed Life[/I]

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Half Japanese - [I]Charmed Life[/I][/QUOTE]

Good stuff there Homie.