Prefuse 73 - Security Screenings

Decent set of classic Scott Herren instrumentals. Also a Four Tet collaboration that lives up to its name ("Creating Cyclical Headaches") and a Tunde Adebimpe guest spot. But mostly kinda eh.

Ry Cooder - Chavez Ravine

Still letting this one sink in. The only thing I really know about Ry Cooder is that he's worked with every musician who lived, or something. Hits of South western flavor.

[I]Chavez Ravine[/I] is a a really, really good album. It has an unusual warmth/feel to it.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]John Coltrane - [I]A Love Supreme[/I]

This is nice and everything but I still don't like listening to jazz.

edit: actually I'm starting to get into it[/QUOTE]

Well...I guess it's better than nothing.

Okay okay okay, it's punk.

Fela Anikulapo and the Africa 70

^good.

I have really been into this female artist, Edith Frost. Her album, Wonder Wonder, is fantastic. And I believe she's playing in Philly soon, but I dunno if I can see her. :(

Someone in my painting class put on this really amazing femaler singer in class today, too bad I didn't catch the name. It was really nice.

I'm listening to buttloads of Leonard Cohen today.

kayo dot binge

[QUOTE=Floydfanatic]kayo dot binge[/QUOTE]

Check out my review.

I'm digging Private Press tonight. It's kind of inferior by so much to Endtroducing. I'd kind of relate it to the way Bulbasaur is to Venasaur. I mean, he could be good. But if he just evolved into the other, it'd be so much better.

I heard some of [I]Tallahasee [/I]by The Mountain Goats on the way home from school today. I liked it alot.

today i dug a can of baked beans out of my cupboard to make some beans on toast

[QUOTE=cbmartinez]I heard some of [I]Tallahasee [/I]by The Mountain Goats on the way home from school today. I liked it alot.[/QUOTE]
me being welsh and everything, there's nothing better than mountain goats:thumb:

seriously though, they are good

"Game Shows Touch Our Lives" I think was one of the tracks. It was all pretty good.

I am really getting into Death from Above 1979 recently.

They are excellent.

The Nuggets box set all day.

Holy sh[COLOR="White"]i[/COLOR]t! Feist!

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The Like - [I]Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking?[/I]

I can't say whether it's good or not, because the first track is so great I've repeated it about eight times. They're like a less twee Eisley.[/QUOTE]

Boooooring.

Live, at least.

Ray Charles- some greatest hits thingy

I didn't know he had a song called "Let's Go Get Stoned." Much more tolerable than Grateful Dead or Phish anyway.

Brian Eno - [i]Another Green World[/i]
Lounge Lizards

I feel like Zappa.

Broken Social Scene-Feel Good Lost.

I bought it the other day because I've been meaning to listen to them, and Feel Good Lost was the cheapest of their albums (I'm a bit strapped for cash). It took me a while to get into it, but now I havent stop playing it.It really sucks thgat the only gigs theyre playing in Australia are 18+.

I've also been digging Bright Eyes. I bought Fevers and Mirrors, Digital Ash in a Digital Urn and Lifted, all of them are awsome.

It's 8:45AM and I've already listened to Zen Arcade twice today.

I've been slowly falling in musical love with Devendra Banhart.

[QUOTE=biografiend]Brian Eno - [i]Another Green World[/i]
Lounge Lizards

I feel like Zappa.[/QUOTE]

:wave:

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]It's 8:45AM and I've already listened to Zen Arcade twice today.[/QUOTE]

You should've listened to Zen Arcade and then New Day Rising.

Then you should've gone and kicked some a[I]s[/I]s.

[quote=Zappa]Holy sh[COLOR=White]i[/COLOR]t! Feist![/quote] Hahaaaaaa got him.

I've been digging lots of West Coast underground hip hop, and if you'd like me to introduce you to some of the best MCs you've ever heard in your life, let me know.

not really undergound, but subtitle is some pretty trippy west coast hiphop

The Clash - s/t
Black Flag - I Can See You EP

And everything i've got from Wipers, who are goddamn amazing.

now i must play trick bird

I've been listening to the only three songs there are on this laptop.

Mylo - Drop The Pressure
The Knack - My Sharona
Electric Six - Gay Bar

At least I like them all, I suppose.

Arctic Monkeys
Nujabes
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Shpongle
The Zombies

Just received the two newest Rune Grammofon releases...
so later I'll be digging those:

MoHa! - [i]Raus Aus Stavanger[/i]
Thomas Strønen - [i]Pohlitz[/i]

Strung Out - [I]An American Paradox[/I]

Man, I'm always in the mood for this album.

Electric Wizard
Battles
Lightning Bolt
Low

Against Me! - [I]Reinventing Axl Rose[/I]

[QUOTE=YDload]Ray Charles- some greatest hits thingy

I didn't know he had a song called "Let's Go Get Stoned." Much more tolerable than Grateful Dead or Phish anyway.[/QUOTE]

Ray Charles used to be quite the junkie. I love his music.

[QUOTE=london_calling]I've also been digging Bright Eyes. I bought Fevers and Mirrors, Digital Ash in a Digital Urn and Lifted, [B]all of them are awsome[/B].[/QUOTE]

Are they? Are they really?

I downloaded [I]Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers[/I] the other day.

God DAMN does it kick ***.

[quote=NachoChez]Califone - [I]Quicksand/Cradlesnakes[/I]
Califone - [I]Heron King Blues[/I]

oh man, these are excellent albums. Reminds me of a more experimental Iron and Wine/a better Wilco. Definitely give them a try.[/quote]I just got [i]Quicksand/Cradlesnakes[/i] today, actually, and I don't know why I didn't get it before.

Lots of 80s hardcore.

Wu-Tang is for the children.