im digging:

clor
the editors
lightning bolt

becuase i just want to nod my head crazy

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I think I'll get a greatest hits and either [I]At Folsom Prison[/I] or [I]At San Quentin[/I].[/QUOTE]

Folsom was where I started and it worked so well for me. There's something really magical about his prison performances. I also bought San Quentin for $7 from JB Hi Fi a while ago, which was a pretty sweet deal.

[QUOTE=Zappa]
Now I'm listening to Moondog (the Prestige release) by Moondog. This is pretty weird stuff, but it's very enjoyable. Serene and bubbly and acoustic.[/QUOTE]

When I saw Antony and the Johnsons they did a Moondog cover. It was really eerie and involved Antony singing a single line for about 5 or 6 minutes. It was really fantastic. Would the record you have be a good starting point?

Adelaide bands; Wolf and Cub, Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire!, Clue To Kalo and The Adult Bookstore.

And 245 Radiohead songs I got.

The Smiths, for probably the first time ever.

Ween - The Mollusk, Pure Guava, Chocolate and Cheese

Such an amazing brother/brother duo.

Baumer - How the West 1

I support local Jersey Music! w00t!

The Dears

Murray has such a compelling voice.

[i]The Velvet Underground & Nico[/i]

It's a fantastic album but it would be better off without Nico.

Patrick Wolf is neat.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Folsom was where I started and it worked so well for me. There's something really magical about his prison performances. I also bought San Quentin for $7 from JB Hi Fi a while ago, which was a pretty sweet deal.[/QUOTE]
Was it the new, remastered one (The Complete 1969 Concert, or something)? Because that would be sweet.

test icicles
louis VIX
franz ferdinand 1 (forgotten how absolutely brilliant it is)

Ornette Coleman - Shape of Jazz to Come
This Bike is a Pipe Bomb - Front Seat Solidarity

Both great albums in their own right.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Was it the new, remastered one (The Complete 1969 Concert, or something)? Because that would be sweet.[/QUOTE]

Nah, just the "normal" version.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Folsom was where I started and it worked so well for me. There's something really magical about his prison performances. I also bought San Quentin for $7 from JB Hi Fi a while ago, which was a pretty sweet deal.



When I saw Antony and the Johnsons they did a Moondog cover. It was really eerie and involved Antony singing a single line for about 5 or 6 minutes. It was really fantastic. Would the record you have be a good starting point?[/QUOTE]

It started me off right well.

[QUOTE=Zebra]Ween - The Mollusk, Pure Guava, Chocolate and Cheese

Such an amazing brother/brother duo.[/QUOTE]

But they're not really brothers ;)

By the way, I like that live video of them playing "Hot For Teacher" that Zmev posted. That drummer's got a great voice, but I couldn't tell who the two Weens were. Were they the singer and bassist?

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Ornette Coleman - Shape of [B][SIZE="4"]Punk[/SIZE][/B] to Come
This Bike is a Pipe Bomb - Front Seat Solidarity

Both great albums in their own right.[/QUOTE]
lawl

Belle & Sebastian - [i]The Life Pursuit[/i]

I like it so far, definitely moreso than DCW.

lolz oops

I'm getting Ghost Mice's new album on soulseek just now, and apparently it's better than their old stuff so that should kick ***. I'm really looking forward to listening to it.

Xiu Xiu - Fabulous Muscles

Mouse on Mars - [I]Niun Niggung[/I]

Really cool modern German electronica. The first electronic album I've gotten into in a while.

Good, Mouse on Mars don't get enough love. If you dig them Zaphoid you should try Ratatat, they're similar.

I've been diggin' lots of Deerhoof, and also Eels.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Good, Mouse on Mars don't get enough love. If you dig them Zaphoid you should try Ratatat, they're similar.

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Shall do. The Mouse on Mars stuff was just randomly sent to me by a guy I sort of know from my area. Weird relationship, really.

Gogol Bordello- East Infection EP
The Who - Who's Next?
Sonic Youth- Washing Machine

I'm into the Simon & Garfunkel today.

[QUOTE=NachoChez][URL="http://www.myspace.com/haircutterers"]I'm listening to my own solo stuff[/URL]

why not plug?[/QUOTE]

I added that last night, it made me orgasm.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]

PS: [URL="http://www.myspace.com/haircutterers"]my solo stuff still rules[/URL][/QUOTE]

lies.

but i like the Xiu Xiu ripoff.

Nacho, thats seriously one of [I]thee[/I] gayest things I've ever seen.

The Drones are currently in my ear canal, and will probably stay there for awhile.

Good. I've unleashed a sexy monster on this forum.

Haha yea I became intrigued after everyone was diggin' on them.

Catherine Wheel - [i]Ferment[/i]
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - [i]The Boatman's Call[/i]

Ted Leo/Pharmacists - [I]The Tyranny of Distance[/I]
Cursive - [I]Domestica[/I]
Kings of Convenience - [I]Versus[/I]

lol @ nacho's music

[QUOTE=NachoChez]I detect a touch of envy[/QUOTE]

Your spidey sense must be outta wack then.

Love - Forever Changes

I was expected to be half blown away by this album, but it was just okay for me. meh.

Yeah, it sucks.

I'm in a Rolling Stones frame of mind today.

I listened to The Smiths, Pelican, GY!BE and The Cure at school today. My friend introduced me to a band called French Teenage Idols or something like that. They were pretty decent, so I'm going to investigate them further.

Now I'm listening to BTBAM and before that I was listening to the new Mogwai single, which is great.

Since I got home this afternoon:

The Number Twelve Looks Like You - Put On Your Rosy Red Glasses
Radiohead - Kid A

1 Death Cab for Cutie 54
2 The Cure 24
3 Christina Aguilera 22
4 The Housemartins 16
5 The Dears 12
6 Britney Spears 11
6 Our Lady Peace 11
8 Duke Ellington 10
9 Decitone 7
9 Pulp 7
9 The Decemberists 7

The Decemberists are typically my type of band. Such a charismatic bunch.

1. The Cure - 81
2. David Bowie - 73
3. U2 - 45
4. Metallica - 34
5. Joy Division - 27
6. Moby - 26
7. The Crystal Method - 23
7. Hot Snakes - 23
9. Kanye West - 21
10. The Smiths - 17

Been listening to Disintegration quiet abit lately.