[QUOTE=YDload]I think you're just not trying hard enough.[/QUOTE]
I could try to drive. I've never tried it myself.

I've been diggin Mr. Watt, too. More specifically [I]This Is A Prayer[/I] by The Black Gang.

Andre Watts - The Chopin Recital
The Residents - Animal Lover
Shpongle - Tales of the Inexpressible
Terry Scott Taylor - The Neverhood Soundtrack

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Scott Joplin[/QUOTE]

Very nice. I would have expected Joplin from you, old man.

Pixies - [I]Doolittle[/I]
TV on the Radio - [I]Young Liars EP[/I]
The Beatles - [I]Abbey Road[/I]

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Television Personalities - [i]And Don't the Kids Just Love It[/i]
[/QUOTE]
How's this? I was considering picking this one up sometime...

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Yanqui U.X.O

Arcade Fire live stuff

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Oh yeah, they're also a pre-Black Mountain band[/QUOTE]

Sounds good, Black Mountain are great (as are Pink Mountaintops, and i [i]think[/i] they are pretty much the same guy(s). Hmm..

Anyway, i'm downloading an album called [i]Death to False Metal[/i] on soulseek, which is apparently by Jerk With a Bomb. So i'll be listening to that soon.

So far today i've listened to Pere Ubu's [i]The Modern Dance[/i], which is the first time i've ever listened to them. It was awesome.

The Rolling Stones.

I realized that I never really listened to them, and I also found that their albums are INCREDIBLY easy to find on soulseek. So I got 6 of them, and so far I've dug on [I]Let it Bleed[/I]. I just started playing [I]Beggar's Banquet[/I], and "Sympathy For the Devil" must be one of the best rock songs ever written.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Orange Juice - [i]Glasgow School[/i]

too good to be true[/QUOTE]
Do you have any of their studio albums? You Can't Hide Your Love Forever is a great record.

[QUOTE=Zappa]The Rolling Stones.

I realized that I never really listened to them, and I also found that their albums are INCREDIBLY easy to find on soulseek. So I got 6 of them, and so far I've dug on [I]Let it Bleed[/I]. I just started playing [I]Beggar's Banquet[/I], and "Sympathy For the Devil" must be one of the best rock songs ever written.[/QUOTE]

welcome to the 20th century hurrrrr

No really, I think their best songs are the ones that you don't hear thousands of times on the radio, like what's on [i]Exile on Main St.[/i] But I guess that's a given with classic rock bands.

I guess you could save I've been diggin Slint - tweez, Unicorns - who will cut our hair when we're gone?, Modest mouse - This is a long drive for someone with nothing to think about, and Sigur Ros - Takk, because those are the CD's I just bought.

Black Heart Procession - Amore del Tropico

I finally got over my slight dislike of the singer and gave it a proper full listen. The singer is no longer an issue. Dig+.

And some old digs I'm still diggin' and/or re-diggin':

Clutch
Orange Goblin
Dungen
Olivia Tremor Control

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]Black Heart Procession - Amore del Tropico[/QUOTE]

Awesome. Overall I wouldn't want to listen to it often but I keep coming back for "Tropics of Love" and "Broken World".

It's hard to listen to Mu's Afro Finger & Gel but/because it's wild as. Other than that it's just some Maudlin of the Well and Deltron 3030

I've recently been getting back into the residents.

The commercial album is officially one of my favorite albums of all time. It's amazing. I can't believe I've ignored it for 3 years or so.

Saetia - A Retrospective

Sebadoh - III
God Is An Astronaut - All Is Violent, All Is Bright

More Little Brother. Some Patti Smith.

With the exception of the jokey r&b stuff and skits, [I]The Minstrel Show[/I] is **** good. Not as good as [I]The Listening[/I], but good.

Chad VanGaalen - [i]Infiniheart[/i]
Doveman - [i]The Acrobat[/i]
Grandaddy - [i]Through A Frosty Glass Plate EP[/i]

Devil in a Blue Dress/Golly Miss Molly by Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels

Spoon - Gimme Fiction

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Very nice. I would have expected Joplin from you, old man.[/QUOTE]

Hell yeah.

Ragtime is Punk Rock homie.

[QUOTE]Sebadoh - III[/QUOTE]

Good lad.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Hell yeah.

Ragtime is Punk Rock homie.[/QUOTE]

Yeah man, Joplin is brilliant.

my favourite bands at the moment
 

I'm listening to these bands alot lately:

Death cab for cutie
placebo
babyshambles
less than jake

Queen
The Doors
Simon and Garfunkel
Steve Miller Band
The Who

Mojo Nixon

defiance, ohio
hell or high water (local band)
Against me!-crime

Supergrass
Murder By Death
Mew
Deltron 3030
Massive Attack
Joni Mitchell

The Four Seasons' [I]The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette[/I] is weird. So far I like some things about it.