Daniel Johns is liek soooo anorexic.

Fair enough.

Gang Gang Dance
Clinic
Blood on the Walls

Operation Ivy - Energy
Mission of Burma - ONoffON

Franz Ferdinand
The Fall of Troy

At the Drive In.

My friend got me to like them, they're actually pretty ok.

[QUOTE=Sam]At the Drive In.

My friend got me to like them, they're actually pretty ok.[/QUOTE]

I hope you aren't listening to RoC.

^what's wrong with RoC besides the later songs?

Atdi is not any good at all if you ask me.

John Cena & Tha Trademark.

Seriously. "Bad Bad Man" beats the [COLOR="White"]fu[/COLOR]ck out of any song I've heard in awhile.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]I hope you aren't listening to RoC.[/QUOTE]

It's a pretty standard starting point, as far as I know. Just as long as you go further back after that.

[QUOTE=rbv]^what's wrong with RoC besides the later songs?[/QUOTE]

The later songs are the good ones.

It's just a very bad look into ATDIs message, in my opinion.

Their "message"?

:lol: Give me a break.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]
Mission of Burma - ONoffON[/QUOTE]

That's their least produced album and loudest which makes it pretty fun. It's neat to hear the changes in technology between [I]Vs [/I]and [I]ONoffON[/I]. Plus it does have some decent songs on it. I'm looking forward to their new album.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]I'm looking forward to their new album.[/QUOTE]

It must be the first time I've seen you say that. :) May you say it many more times.

I don't like ONoffON as much as Vs. but it's still pretty cool. I'm listening to [i]You Forgot It In People[/i], see my review that will shortly appear on sputnik.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]It must be the first time I've seen you say that. :) May you say it many more times.

I don't like ONoffON as much as Vs. but it's still pretty cool. I'm listening to [i]You Forgot It In People[/i], see my review that will shortly appear on sputnik.[/QUOTE]

Well [I]Vs [/I] is just an amazing album that captured something that had never been totally done before and it'll be tough to ever surpass it because they were at their peak or nearing it.

NPC, what is the newest album you enjoy?

[QUOTE=YDload]NPC, what is the newest album you enjoy?[/QUOTE]

French Toast - [I]In a Cave[/I] (2005)

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]French Toast - [I]In a Cave[/I] (2005)[/QUOTE]

Okay but it's still post-punk.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]That's their least produced album and loudest which makes it pretty fun. It's neat to hear the changes in technology between [I]Vs [/I]and [I]ONoffON[/I]. Plus it does have some decent songs on it. I'm looking forward to their new album.[/QUOTE]

It's the only one I have. Would Vs be good to get next?

[QUOTE=YDload]Okay but it's still post-punk.[/QUOTE]

Is it? Anything after punk (AS IN MUSIC THAT IS INDEPENDENT/ALTERNATIVE/UNDERGROUND/HARDCORE/POST HARDCORE from the early 1980s to even the mid 1990s) can be lumped into that "genre" if you want. What's your point?

[QUOTE]It's the only one I have. Would Vs be good to get next?[/QUOTE]

You'll either be blown out of the water by [I]Vs[/I] or you won't get it. So if you're interested in hearing Burma at their peak pick it up.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]You'll either be blown out of the water by [I]Vs[/I] or you won't get it. So if you're interested in hearing Burma at their peak pick it up.[/QUOTE]

I think I'll check it out.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Is it? Anything after punk can be lumped into that "genre" if you want. What's your point?[/QUOTE]

Nothing, I'm just saying that even though you proved that you listen to newer music, it's still very much in the same style as the music that you almost exclusively enjoy. I know you listen to other genres, but I guess most people don't.

Also, you know very well that post-punk is a specific genre and not dependent on a timeline. Sheesh, you're almost as bad as people who think that emo means "emotional."

[QUOTE=YDload]1)Nothing, I'm just saying that even though you proved that you listen to newer music, it's still very much in the same style as the music that you almost exclusively enjoy. I know you listen to other genres, but I guess most people don't.

2)Also, you know very well that post-punk is a specific genre and not dependent on a timeline. Sheesh, you're almost as bad as people who think that emo means "emotional."[/QUOTE]

1) Riiiiiight. Their loss I suppose, they don't take the time to talk to me on AIM and get to know my musical tastes and ideas.

2) You knew what I meant and that's why I didn't edit the post.

Marianne Faithfull - [I]Before the Poison[/I]
Blackalicious - [I]The Craft[/I]

The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin.
<3

Jimmy Eat World - [i]Futures[/i]

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Jimmy Eat World - [i]Futures[/i][/QUOTE]

What do you think of this? I thought it was pretty crap the first time I heard it but I've since played it a fwe times and it seems pretty good.

It has some amazing songs on it and the production brings them out better than it does on [i]Clarity[/i]. Among others, "Drugs or Me" is absolutely incredible.

I've got this one and [i]Clarity[/i] and I've heard Bleed American a few times (I like that one the least), what is [I]Static Prevails[/I] like?

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]It has some amazing songs on it and the production brings them out better than it does on [i]Clarity[/i]. Among others, "Drugs or Me" is absolutely incredible.

I've got this one and [i]Clarity[/i] and I've heard Bleed American a few times (I like that one the least), what is [I]Static Prevails[/I] like?[/QUOTE]

I don't know, I've been meaning to hear it for ages - it's the only album I haven't either heard or got. I hear it's supposed to be pretty good.