Mulatu Astatke - Ethiopiques, Vol. 4: Ethio Jazz & Musique Instrumentale, 1969-1974

[QUOTE=Zmev]Mulatu Astatke - Ethiopiques, Vol. 4: Ethio Jazz & Musique Instrumentale, 1969-1974[/QUOTE]

Hey cool guy.

I listened to some Bob Dylan while I read comic books today. It was too foggy to go outside.*

[SIZE="1"]*I was too lazy to go outside. [/SIZE]

Stock, Hausen, and Walkmen - [I]Giving Up With Stock, Hausen, and Walkman[/I]

Weird tape experiment stuff. Sixty tracks of nuttiness.

But cool.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Stock, Hausen, and Walkmen - [I]Giving Up With Stock, Hausen, and Walkman[/I]

Weird tape experiment stuff. Sixty tracks of nuttiness.

But cool.[/QUOTE]
Do you like the Tape-Beatles? They sound similar to what you described.

Tonight I'm chilling out to some Air, and stuff on mix CD's I'm making for my friends.

Nujabes' [I]Modal Soul[/I] now. This thing is swell. I'm loving the "Ordinary Joe" track. I used another version of the song for my soul feature genre in the other forum. He should make an album with Callier, it's a brilliant take.

This A Few Old Tunes cassette rip thing I'm listening to is so good, I'm surprised it hasn't been released on CD.

High on Fire - Blessed Black Wings

I have a feeling I'll be digging Yusef after this. Because it's so hard on the ears.

The song " I saw an X-ray of a Girl Passing Gas" by the Butthole Surfers.

God is an Astronaut
Serena Maneesh
Clinic

and

Autolux, Autolux, Autolux, Autolux..........................................

Trophy Scars
Andrew WK
Jaga Jazzist


About to dig some Off Minor, which I just got from pixiesfanyo.

Aesop Rock - [I]Labor Days[/I]
fIREHOSE - [I]Flyin' the Flannel[/I]

Today has been a fIREHOSE kinda day.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Aesop Rock - [I]Labor Days[/I]
fIREHOSE - [I]Flyin' the Flannel[/I]

Today has been a fIREHOSE kinda day.[/QUOTE]

Good, fIREHOSE is good stuff.

Yeah, it is. I like the bass player a lot.

As for me, it's a Squarepushery/cheesy 90s music night.

I'm digging The Unicorns alot...I totally dug them and I despised the fact that they seperated. I'm also quite fond of "Phantom Power" by The Super Furry Animals...theyre a great band in my opinion. Is it just me or does the intro of "Hello Sunshine" resemble Elysian Fields (the band) almost exactly?


MissAntarctica is pretty good. They are a half english/half dutch band thay are way too good to be just popular in Holland. They are comparable to Wheat, Radiohead and Pedro The Lion...but they stand on their own. I'm diggin their debut "Lost Electricty".

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]Yeah, it is. I like the bass player a lot.
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Hmm now who could that be?

Mike Watt, duh. :p

Sonic Youth - [I]Sonic Nurse[/I]
Sonic Youth - [I]Daydream Nation[/I]
Sonic Youth - [I]Evol[/I]

Dave Brockie Expereince - [I]Songs For The Wrong[/I]

It's just so stupid and immature that I love almost every single second of it. God bless the boys in GWAR for doing a forming a non-costumed band on the side. Recommended to the lowliest of the low brows.

Against Me! - [I]Reinventing Axl Rose[/I]
Against Me! - [I]As The Eternal Cowboy[/I]
The Fall of Troy - [I]Doppelganger[/I]

Sonic Youth - Goo

Sure, it's no Sister, it's no BMR, it's no Daydream Nation, but it's still a really good album in my opinion. The first 5 songs are all awesome.

Sublime - [I]Sublime[/I]

This is a fun record.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Sublime - [I]Sublime[/I]

This is a fun record.[/QUOTE]

Indeed. Apparently this band gets a bad rap because most of their fans are idiots/stoners/both, but they've got a great range of styles to play around with and Brad Nowell was a great guitarist. Plus they beat 311 any day, partially because they're not still around and making the same record five times.

It's easily Sublime's best, i think. And yeah, Brad was a great guitarist, as songs like the Under my Voodoo prove. Damn that song is great.

Brian Jonestwon Massacre - [I]Thank God For Mental Illness[/I]

[QUOTE]It's easily Sublime's best, i think.[/QUOTE]
Yep.

Under My Voodoo is their best song, especially when people hear it and they don't expect that kind of goodness. Also, Pawn Shop is :cool:

Badfish will always be my favorite Sublime song.

Garden Grove is another great song, but i think they dragged it on a little long. Their self-titled is full of awesomeness, though.

Badfish is probably my favorite on 40 Oz, that or Date Rape, although i'll always dig that little Minutemen soundclip at the start of the album.

Choking Victim/Leftover Crack
The Dead Pets
Gordon Lightfoot
Tom Waits

Mission of Burma
Iron and Wine

[QUOTE=YDload]Under My Voodoo is their best song, especially when people hear it and they don't expect that kind of goodness. Also, Pawn Shop is :cool:[/QUOTE]

No no, it's not.

Do you guys know the entire catalogue? [I]Sublime[/I] is a very good album, but not their best.

yeah i had a beer with brad and eric and it was tight yo. then we smoked a bowl and i watch brad shoot up but politely declined to join him. also i got to pet lou dog

I like his singing more than his guitarring.

metric ( but only the first album, their sound went to hell on the second one )

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Garden Grove is another great song, but i think they dragged it on a little long. Their self-titled is full of awesomeness, though.[/QUOTE]

Garden Grove the song > Garden Grove the city

[QUOTE=YDload]yeah i had a beer with brad and eric and it was tight yo. then we smoked a bowl and i watch brad shoot up but politely declined to join him. also i got to pet lou dog[/QUOTE]

Wowzers, that's so neat!

[QUOTE=NachoChez]


Modern Lovers - [I]Modern Lovers[/I]
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good stuff there.

Tom Waits - [I]Bone Machine[/I]
Meat Puppets - [I]Meat Puppets II[/I]
Ted Leo/the Pharmacists - [i]Hearts of Oak[/i]

Sinaloa
Six Organs of Admittance
Off Minor

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - [I]Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven[/I]

So amazing, so beautiful. Most mysterious band ever. I can't even find a bio on them.