been diggin sgt peppers lonely hearts club band cd and tommy johnson.

Eric B. & Rakim - [i]Paid In Full[/i]

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Against Me! - [I]Reinventing Axl Rose[/I][/QUOTE]
I don't like that one as much as [i]As the Eternal Cowboy[/i]. Both are great though.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Shame on a nigga.[/QUOTE]

Wonderful song.

I'm going to approach a friend about his band covering C.R.E.A.M.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]I don't like that one as much as [i]As the Eternal Cowboy[/i]. Both are great though.[/QUOTE]


That's the original sh[SIZE="2"]i[/SIZE]t, though. It's louder and rawer and sloppier.

Acoustic EP > all though.

Fuggazi - [I]Repeater[/I]

[QUOTE=BillCosby]That's the original sh[SIZE="2"]i[/SIZE]t, though. It's louder and rawer and sloppier.

Acoustic EP > all though.[/QUOTE]
Truth.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Wu-Tang is for the children.[/QUOTE]

Stravinski is for babies still in the womb.

The Police - Ghost In the Machine
The Police - Synchronicity
Rosa - I Mississippi You

[QUOTE=asymm]MoHa! - [i]Raus Aus Stavanger[/i]
Thomas Strønen - [i]Pohlitz[/i][/QUOTE]
Both were fantastic, really enjoyed them.

Goldmund - [i]Corduroy Road[/i]

I've spent a hell of a lot of time travelling in cars over the last couple of weeks, so I managed to listen to a lot of stuff. Nothing new though.

Most recently: Elvis Costello, Radiohead, Nada Surf, The Smiths, Pixies, Beck, Hot Snakes, The Flaming Lips, Talking Heads and Queens of the Stone Age.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Against Me! - [I]Reinventing Axl Rose[/I][/QUOTE]

Have you seen them live? I don't really like that album, but I'm thinking of going to see them when they come soon. I'm thinking it would be fun.

Took the time to actually search through my music and find a specific album (William Shatner - Has Been), as I got bored of Sharona. Love this album, though.

I'm really liking Minus The Bear right now. They have a great upbeat sound :)
I got their discography a few weeks back and it's not been off my playlist.

I'm still experiencing the joys of a massive 80s hardcore trip. It's nice to know that the track your listening to will segue into something just as angry and bitter by a completely different band.

I've been listening to [i]Vespertine[/i] this morning. I think I will listen to [i]Paul's Boutique[/i] in a minute.

I just got the first four Talking Heads albums on DualDisc in the mail.:D

Woah.

I'm waiting for some albums in the mail too. They include Mogwai and The Stooges. I can't remember everything I ordered though. I'm also waiting for Burt's cd, which I will no doubt dig when I get it.

Lyrics Born
Demigodz
Little Brother
Das EFX
De La Soul

Tindersticks
Shellac
Rapeman
Talk Talk

et ****in cetera.

[QUOTE=CarnageFairy]Wonderful song.

I'm going to approach a friend about his band covering C.R.E.A.M.[/QUOTE]

I had to dig out my Wu-Tang mp3s to remember exactly how it goes... and I must say, I just might have to steal that idea.

[QUOTE]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.[/QUOTE]

You are a compulsive liar.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]The Police - Ghost In the Machine
The Police - Synchronicity
Rosa - I Mississippi You[/QUOTE]
F[size=2]uc[/size]k. Yeah. (to The Police. Haven't heard Rosa. Maybe I'll check em out?)

I've been listening to November 10 by Pko practically non-stop the past couple days. I uploaded a song and made a thread about them but nobody's said anything :upset:. They're from the states, I don't know where though.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I just got the first four Talking Heads albums on DualDisc in the mail.:D[/QUOTE]

So I watched all the DVD video footage. As a shameless Talking Heads fanboy, I found this a huge, huge treat. I would definitely recommend picking this stuff up.

I also listened to the stereo versions (I don't have a surround system) of [I]Talking Heads: 77[/I] and am playing [I]More Songs About Buildings For Food[/I] right now. These new stereo mixes sound amazing. Much fuller and more dynamic.

Aceyalone & RJD2 - Magnificent City

I mentioned it a while back but I'm still on it. It's a really fantastic album, one that I'd imagine will stay on my favorites for the rest of the year, mainly for the first two songs. But it's strong all the way through. It comes out Feb. 7th, don't forget. I'm sure it leaked by now.

Also listened to Rolling Stones' [I]Aftermath[/I] today.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I also listened to the stereo versions (I don't have a surround system) of [I]Talking Heads: 77[/I] and am playing [I]More Songs About Buildings For Food[/I] right now. These new stereo mixes sound amazing. Much fuller and more dynamic.[/QUOTE]

I was drooling over them at the store the other day. I should have just got it over with and bought 'em.

[QUOTE=Zappa]So I watched all the DVD video footage. As a shameless Talking Heads fanboy, I found this a huge, huge treat. I would definitely recommend picking this stuff up.

I also listened to the stereo versions (I don't have a surround system) of Talking Heads: 77 and am playing More Songs About Buildings For Food right now. These new stereo mixes sound amazing. Much fuller and more dynamic.[/QUOTE]
Sounds fantastic. I may have to pick up [I]Talking Heads: 77[/I] on DualDisc.

I've been digging Suicide Invoice by Hot Snakes.

[QUOTE=Zappa]So I watched all the DVD video footage. As a shameless Talking Heads fanboy, I found this a huge, huge treat. I would definitely recommend picking this stuff up.

I also listened to the stereo versions (I don't have a surround system) of [I]Talking Heads: 77[/I] and am playing [I]More Songs About Buildings For Food[/I] right now. These new stereo mixes sound amazing. Much fuller and more dynamic.[/QUOTE]

I bet they sound nicer than my vinyl copies.

I have [I]More Songs About Buildings And Food[/I] on vinyl, and it's definitely an improvement. I actually heard that album on vinyl first, and was turned off by it, and I reckon it was because of the flat mix. Of course upon further listens, I fell in love with the album, but this mix makes it even better.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I have [I]More Songs About Buildings And Food[/I] on vinyl, and it's definitely an improvement. I actually heard that album on vinyl first, and was turned off by it, and I reckon it was because of the flat mix. Of course upon further listens, I fell in love with the album, but this mix makes it even better.[/QUOTE]

I still don't have that one, so when I pick it up, I'll get that version.

The new Good Clean Fun album. Especially the song A Little Bit Emo, A Little Bit Hardcore.

Spunk - [i]En Aldeles Forferdelig Sykdom[/i]
Catherine Wheel - [i]Chrome[/i]
I'm [i]really[/i] enjoying the Catherine Wheel album, I can see a small shoegaze/alt faze coming on. Some greatly melodic and powerful works to be found here. It's a nice change of pace from the electronic/jazz/avante-garde things I've been listening to recently. Those other releases are great as well, but it's nice having something that doesn't require my undivided attention.

Rehearsing My Choir by The Fiery Furnaces.
It's odd, but I like it. The ramblings of the grandmother somehow appeal to me.

JR Ewing - [I]Maelstrom[/I]

What the hell happened to this band.

Des Ark - [I]Loose Lips Sink Ships[/I]

Surprisingly good female-fronted duo. They're less rocky than Sleater-Kinney but not as sappy-sounding as Rilo Kiley. The girl's a nifty guitarist and singer to boot(reminds me of Maura Davis<3).

Minus the Bear- [i]Menos el Oso[/i]

This is a great band. My favorite song on this album is "Hooray" for its great chorus and amazing melodies throughout. There's even a neat guitar solo in here during one of the refrains of the chorus. Otherwise it's also very danceable and evokes a "great night out" atmosphere.

[quote=br3ad_man]I've been listening to [I]Vespertine[/I] this morning. I think I will listen to [I]Paul's Boutique[/I] in a minute.[/quote] Son, that is a weird-a[SIZE=2]s[/SIZE]s combination
[quote=Robert Crumb]Aceyalone & RJD2 - Magnificent City

I mentioned it a while back but I'm still on it. It's a really fantastic album, one that I'd imagine will stay on my favorites for the rest of the year, mainly for the first two songs. But it's strong all the way through. It comes out Feb. 7th, don't forget. I'm sure it leaked by now.[/quote]
Found it on slsk. Can you post the track list so I can verify it?

[QUOTE=JonM]Son, that is a weird-a[size=2]s[/size]s combination[/QUOTE]

A fun one though. :chug:

[quote=br3ad_man]A fun one though. :chug:[/quote]I'll have to try that one out.

The Remains
Nazz
The Chocolate Watchband

[QUOTE=YDload]Minus the Bear- [i]Menos el Oso[/i]

This is a great band. My favorite song on this album is "Hooray" for its great chorus and amazing melodies throughout. There's even a neat guitar solo in here during one of the refrains of the chorus. Otherwise it's also very danceable and evokes a "great night out" atmosphere.[/QUOTE]

Well Botch were pretty much kings of guitar.

I've been listening to some grind type stuff. Daughters and The Locust mainly.