[QUOTE=NachoChez]The Smashing Pumpkins are gonna get beaten up by the rest of your list.[/QUOTE]

I don't know about that because Iron and Wine is pretty vaginaie. It might be a draw between the two.

P.S. The local community radio station played one hour worth of their material last night. IT was probably the longest, most painful, hour I've ever lived through.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]I don't know, their new album with Calexico kind of kicks the Pumpkins in the face.[/QUOTE]

Calexico sucks nards and the sad thing is they're from my ol' city.

I say it'd be a draw between the two. They'd slap eachother around a bit and pull eachother's hair, oh wait...well anyway it'd be over in a matter of seconds.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]people really need to hear the Tindersticks album, I think a lot of you would really enjoy it. It's got a lot of Nick Cave and Belle and Sebastian influence, among other things.[/QUOTE]
Agreed; I'm surprised more people aren't into them.

Today's Diggage:
Fela Kuti - [I]Expensive S[SIZE="2"]h[/SIZE]it[/I]
Alex Drosen - [I]Sit And Melt[/I]

Last.fm:
Sunday Oct 16 - Sunday Oct 23
1 Daniel Johnston 31
2 Tom Waits 30
3 Sonic Youth 21
4 The Feelies 20
5 Mission of Burma 16
6 Half Japanese 15
6 Blackalicious 15
6 The Nation of Ulysses 15
9 Melvins 13
9 The Raincoats 13

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Calexico would shank the Pumpkins. Calexico is brilliant.[/QUOTE]

Not really, come to Tucson and listen to all the other bands that came before them that did the exact same thing. They got lucky, sad, sooooo sad.

P.S. What a fan boy.

The Feelies, nice. I've been wanting to check them out for a while now. Only thing I've heard is a Decemberists cover. What would you recommend?

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Not really, come to Tucson and listen to all the other bands that came before them that did the exact same thing. They got lucky, sad, sooooo sad.

P.S. What a fan boy.[/QUOTE]

so theyre the Nirvana of Tuscon?

Late.

1 The Fall 39
2 NoMeansNo 37
3 Bush Tetras 35
4 Big Black 31
5 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 24
6 Wire 21
7 The Jesus and Mary Chain 20
8 Talking Heads 16
9 Liquid Liquid 14
10 ESG 13

[QUOTE=morrissey]The Feelies, nice. I've been wanting to check them out for a while now. Only thing I've heard is a Decemberists cover. What would you recommend?[/QUOTE]

Everyone needs their classic album [I]Crazy Rhythms[/I].

[QUOTE=YDload]so theyre the Nirvana of Tuscon?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, if Tuscon was a city.

"even the cover is a winner"

Sounds interesting. Added to the list.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]1 Ryan Adams 51[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=guitarded_chuck]Still loving Ryan Adams. It's looking like a long term relationship.[/QUOTE]

It's good to see more people listening to Ryan Adams. Well done.

^^ Agreed. We've done well in spreading the gospel. :cool:

I have half of Rock N Roll on my computer, pretty decent, my brothers a huge fan and I usually like what I hear.

I've been listening to the leaked Babyshambles album non-stop since it leaked. Pretty solid album apart from a minor dip in the middle, there are a few classics on there too.

[QUOTE=morrissey]The Feelies, nice. I've been wanting to check them out for a while now. Only thing I've heard is a Decemberists cover. What would you recommend?[/QUOTE]
Like NPC said, [I]Crazy Rhythms[/I] is essential. The rest of their catalog ain't half bad either, but that's the album to get.

[QUOTE=moz]^^ Agreed. We've done well in spreading the gospel. [/QUOTE]
Indeed. I aint gonna stop. :cool:

[QUOTE=upthebracket]I have half of Rock N Roll on my computer, pretty decent, my brothers a huge fan and I usually like what I hear.[/QUOTE]
[I]Rock N Roll[/I] is by far his worst album. Listen to [I]Heartbreaker[/I] and his two newest ones.

Gang of Four - [I]Entertainment[/I]
Beck - [I]Mutations[/I]
The Hold Steady - [I]The Hold Steady Almost Killed Me[/I]

Good rocking album. I like this a lot more than [I]Separation Sunday[/I].

today was:

Sparta
Weezer (blue album)
Armor for Sleep

and i found a new love for Porcupine Tree...i didnt like them at first but i caught a song on random and been listenin to them since.

I've been upping the punx lately.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Like NPC said, [I]Crazy Rhythms[/I] is essential. The rest of their catalog ain't half bad either, but that's the album to get.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I didn't mean to crap on the rest of their discography but CR is their best work and represents for everything stood for musically.

The Modern Lovers

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]Yeah, I didn't mean to crap on the rest of their discography but CR is their best work and represents for everything stood for musically.

The Modern Lovers[/QUOTE]
Jonathan Richmond is the man. Hey there Little Insect!

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Jonathan Richmond is the man. Hey there Little Insect![/QUOTE]

Yeah, he's a good guy.

I can't get enough of [I]Pinkerton[/I] lately. I friggin love it.

Right now, though, I'm listening to Massive Attack - [I]Mezzanine[/I].

Lots and lots of Mogwai
Johnny Cash
Bark Psychosis

[QUOTE=Zappa]Lots and lots of Mogwai
Johnny Cash
Bark Psychosis[/QUOTE]

Mogwai, oh what a silly guy.

EiTS - The Rescue
Hella - Acoustic Tour EP
Converge - Petitioning the Empty Sky (Not that pussy *** remaster.)

Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables - Dead Kennedys
Entertainment! - Gang of Four
Closer - Joy Division
Bad Brains - BAD MUTHAF***IN BRAINS

Husker Du - New Day Rising
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
Beck - Mellow Gold

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I can't get enough of [I]Pinkerton[/I] lately. I friggin love it.

Right now, though, I'm listening to Massive Attack - [I]Mezzanine[/I].[/QUOTE]


both of those albums kick serious tush

Re-kindling my love for Modest Mouse.