Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Goes Numb. My favorite album right now.

Hey Zappa, did you ever hear that album....I think it was John Coltrane and Thelonious Monk at Carnegie Hall? Live jazz album from the '50s or '60s that I've been digging lately. Since you're our resident jazz fiend, I figured you'd heard of it.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Goes Numb. My favorite album right now.

Hey Zappa, did you ever hear that album....I think it was John Coltrane and Thelonious Monk at Carnegie Hall? Live jazz album from the '50s or '60s that I've been digging lately. Since you're our resident jazz fiend, I figured you'd heard of it.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, they just released it 2 months ago.

Really good, isn't it?

[QUOTE=Zappa]Yeah, they just released it 2 months ago.

Really good, isn't it?[/QUOTE]

It's soooo good. I heard it playing in A & B Sound a while ago and my mom bought it and....yeah, it's good.

Dorkus Malorkus^

Violent Femmes - s/t

Weeeeee.

1 The Locust 28
2 7Seconds 23
3 Holy Molar 20
4 Circle Of Dead Children 11
5 Daughters 10
6 The Faint 8
7 The Fall of Troy 7
8 Propagandhi 6
8 Converge 6
8 F-Minus 6

Rick James
Stevie Wonder
Black Flag

The Flaming Lips - [I]The Soft Bulletin[/I]

Tribe
Doom
Tip

Unknown Instructors ( Mike Watt+ Joe Baiza of Saccharine Trust,+ George Hurley)

Universal Congress Of

Seal
The Suburban Legends
Sparta
Rilo Kiley

Seal?

Dude, he's not even cool in an uncool way. oerhgetg

Are you saying you don't want a kiss from a rose on the grave? :o :p

As for me, I've been digging Doppelganger by The Fall Of Troy.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]Rick James
Stevie Wonder
Black Flag[/QUOTE]

That's a good mix there.

Woody Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads

Some albums by The Microphones.
[I]
It Was Hot We Stayed in the Water[/I], [I]Mount Eerie[/I], and [I]Glow Pt. 2[/I]. I tried [I]Little Bird Flies Into A Big Black Cloud[/I], but it's not good. I'll give it another shot some other day.

The Microphones are the epitome of "cult" band.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]That's a good mix there.

Woody Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads[/QUOTE]
Woody is fantastic.

The Who - [I]Then and Now[/I]
The Who - [I]Tommy[/I]
The Who - [I]The Who Sings My Generation[/I]

Air and I have been getting along wonderfully. <33333
and Kevin Shields/Lost in Translation Soundtrack.

^^ Mmmmm, great soundtrack.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]That's a good mix there.

Woody Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads[/QUOTE]
Hey can you or anyone please recommend me a Woodie Guthrie album? I absolutly love the first Dylan album, and everyone says hes just trying to be Woodie Guthrie, so Im really interested in checking him out. Thanks.:smash:

[QUOTE=superjoe]I absolutly love the first Dylan album, and everyone says hes just trying to be Woodie Guthrie[/QUOTE]

That's because Guthrie was Dylan's biggest influence growing up.

Get Dust Bowl Ballads, it's considered to be his best work.

[QUOTE]That's because Guthrie was Dylan's biggest influence growing up.

Get Dust Bowl Ballads, it's considered to be his best work.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I knew he was his influence, but if i like early dylan, and dylan is trying to sound like woodie, then 2+2 i might dig this stuff...ha, anyways thanks alot for the help.

Sufjan Stevens - Illinois

Because I found my copy again, and for the first time I have something nice to play it on.

Beastie Boys - [I]Paul's Boutique[/I]
A lot of The Who

"Shake Your Rump" brings me much happiness.

Getting back into Stars and Broken Social Scene. I finally got the new BSS.

[QUOTE=Luxor]I finally got the new BSS.[/QUOTE]

How do you like it?

I've been listening to Iron & Wine (surprise?) and Mono today.

Not bad, kind of samey though.

I'm listening to [I]Yankee Hotel Foxtrot[/I] by Wilco at this very moment and enjoying it. I can see myself loving this album in the near future.

Dangerdoom - The Mouse and the Mask

I wish this kind of instrumentals and rapping was more mainstream.

I just picked up [I]29[/I] by Ryan Adams. Listening through for the first time now, so far sounds pretty damn fine to me.

Got my hands on [i]Perdition City[/i] at last - ch00ns.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]^^ Mmmmm, great soundtrack.[/QUOTE]

He's right.

'Just Like Honey' from that film is, for me, the greatest movie/music moment ever. I'm feeling all depressed from work and if I had time I would watch that film.

Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life - [I]Again.[/I]

Good god this album/artist is amazing. So talented and uplifting :)

I can't stop listening to Treasure by Cocteau Twins ( By the way can someone tell me how to pronounce "Cocteau?) and its pretty damn good. The first two tracks are the most beautiful sounds I've ever heard. Thank you, Zappa's avatar.

Gov't Mule - Various Bootlegs

I <3 Warren Hayes.

call me gay, but I'm starting to dig Protest the Hero a bit.

[QUOTE=Zesty Mordant]call me gay, but I'm starting to dig Protest the Hero a bit.[/QUOTE]
I would say that this is indubitable proof that you have sex with men, and thus you should be condemned by your peers for insufficient masculinity.

does this mean i could never be a priest?

Gogol Bordello. So good.