Idiot Pilot

Blackalicious - The Craft
Circle Jerks - Wild in the Streets
Minutemen - What Makes a Man Start Fires

greenacre, ourlastnight ->check them on purevolume
very young bands, superb music

Dj Shadow and The Eels this morning.

Mum - Yesterday was Dramatic, Today is OK
1 Speed-bike

Swell Maps- [I]International Rescue[/I]

broken social scene- you forgot it in people

boards of canada- the campfire headphase

mum- yesterday was dramatic, today is ok

sigur ros- agaetis byrjun

explosions in the sky- those who tell the truth shall die

mogwai- young team

bjork- homogenic

portishead- portishead

Mikah Nine = Ill

NoMeansNo - [I]Wrong[/I]

[QUOTE=Daniel!]NoMeansNo - [I]Wrong[/I][/QUOTE]
Join the club.

Big Black - [I]Songs About ****ing[/I]
Weezer bootlegs ("SS2K")

The Holy Bible

Finally got [i]Zen Arcade[/i] in the mail today. It rocks.

NoMeansNo - Live + Cuddly
Sly and the Family Stone - Greatest Hits
Fugazi - Repeater

[QUOTE=YDload]Finally got [i]Zen Arcade[/i] in the mail today. It rocks.[/QUOTE]
Of course it does.

[I]Real Gone[/I] by my pal Tom Waits

Listening to the Magnetic Fields while I debate whether or not I should got get wasted and make a fool of myself.

Tori Amos, The Smiths, Ted Leo and Beck.

Handsome Boy Modeling School - [I]White People[/I]
The Stooges - [I]Funhouse[/I]
The Make Up - [I]I Want Some[/I]
Golden - [I]Apollo Stars[/I]

For an overly groovy new year.

[QUOTE=biografiend]Mum - Yesterday was Dramatic, Today is OK[/QUOTE]

I've only got [i]Finally We Are No One[/i]. It's a great album, but after I listened to it a few times, I could never really be bothered listening to any of the songs other than "Green Grass of Tunnel". Do their other albums have more songs like that?

I've been really into The Flaming Lips.
I don't listen to much like them, so it's really refreshing to hear something new. Only problem is I let my girlfriend borrow the CD and now I can't listen to it! :-/

M.I.A - Arular.
I'm well and truly addicted to it.

Eurythmics - [I]Touch[/I]
Amon Tobin - [I]Supermodified[/I]
Tangerine Dream - [I]Canyon Dreams[/I]

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]Pulp - A Different Class[/QUOTE]
Hey I hear Common People is a good song.

Dead Kennedys - FFFRV
Dead Kennedys - Give Me Convenience Or Give Me Death
Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters/In God we Trust

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I've only got [i]Finally We Are No One[/i]. It's a great album, but after I listened to it a few times, I could never really be bothered listening to any of the songs other than "Green Grass of Tunnel". Do their other albums have more songs like that?[/QUOTE]

You might want to check out Summer Make Good. The sound is more organic and matured, but the songs seems to be a little bit more melancholic. Still though, it's excellent.

Einstürzende Neubauten - Tabula Rasa
The Stares - Spine to Sea

[QUOTE=Liberi]
Amon Tobin - [I]Supermodified[/I][/QUOTE]

Is that worth hearing in full? I like the one track I've heard so far.

Bob Dylan - MTV Unplugged

The Microphones - The Glow Pt.2

1 Sly & The Family Stone 52
2 This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb 51
3 Minutemen 42
4 Naked City 38
5 Against Me! 37
6 Johnny Cash 33
7 Operation: cliff clavin 31
8 Tom Waits 25
8 Ted Leo and The Pharmacists 25
10 Alex Drosen 21

Jaga Jazzist are the perfect thing to listen to while driving.

I'm listening to Zen Arcade, but I have trouble remembering who sings with what voice. One of them is very melodic (like in Pink Turns to Blue) but another one is much more raspy. How do I separate Hart and Mould? Allmusic tends to say that Hart has the more melodic voice, but I just don't know. I also know that whoever wrote the song sang it, but I can't remember the distinctions.

im really into pinback and tegan and sara right now. oh and santana too

[QUOTE=Slug]Jaga Jazzist* are the perfect thing to listen to while driving.[/QUOTE]

*John Coltrane - [I]Giant Steps[/I]

Bob Dylan - Twelve Curses (The Times They Are A-Changin' outtakes)

[QUOTE=YDload]I'm listening to Zen Arcade, but I have trouble remembering who sings with what voice. One of them is very melodic (like in Pink Turns to Blue) but another one is much more raspy. How do I separate Hart and Mould? Allmusic tends to say that Hart has the more melodic voice, but I just don't know. I also know that whoever wrote the song sang it, but I can't remember the distinctions.[/QUOTE]
I used to know the difference.

Today I got [I]New Day Rising[/I] by them, and its basicly more melodic Zen Arcade. I like it alot.

I've heard "Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill" and I like it a lot. I don't hesitate to say that [i]New Day Rising[/i] will someday be part of my collection :)

Kind of an odd list this week:

1 Brian Eno 21
2 Talking Heads 16
3 The Unicorns 13
4 The Dresden Dolls 12
4 The Modern Lovers 12
4 Elvis Costello 12
4 Radiohead 12
8 The Lounge Lizards 10
9 Yusef Lateef 9
10 Tortoise 8
11 James Chance & The Contortions 7
12 Harold Budd/Brian Eno 6
12 Jimmy Smith 6
14 Yes 5
15 Anthony Braxton 4
16 Dead Can Dance 3
16 Tangerine Dream 3
18 Depeche Mode 2
18 Fela Kuti 2
18 Neu! 2
18 George Lewis 2
22 Blackalicious 1
22 Pearl Jam 1

[QUOTE=YDload]I've heard "Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill" and I like it a lot. I don't hesitate to say that [i]New Day Rising[/i] will someday be part of my collection :)[/QUOTE]
Ussually SST had their records extremely overpriced, and for some reason they were cheap as hell today. So I think I'l be buying all the Husker Du cds I can get my hands on.

Cake - Fashion Nugget
Ghost Mice - The Debt of the Dead
World/Inferno Friendship Society - East Coast Supersound Punk Of Today

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Today I got [I]New Day Rising[/I] by them, and its basicly more melodic Zen Arcade. I like it alot.[/QUOTE]
Good stuff. I like New Day Rising more than Zen Arcade.

I've only had Zen Arcade for a few days, so it may grow on me.