I'm listening to:
The Ordinary boys; good songs are: Boys Will Be Boys, Week In Week Out, Maybe someday and Talk Talk Talk to name but a few.

The Arctic Monkeys (like every1 else). Their album is very good, also unreleased songs: Knock and Run and Settle For A Draw.

A brand new band I like are The Sunshine Underground, their song Commercial Breakdown is probably my favourite new song at the moment.

O yeah and masses of older stuff like: Lift - Radiohead, She sells Sanctuary - The Cult and Nothing Ever Lasts Forever - Echo and the bunnymen.

[QUOTE=OrdinaryBoy]I'm listening to:
The Ordinary boys; good songs are: Boys Will Be Boys, Week In Week Out, Maybe someday and Talk Talk Talk to name but a few.

The Arctic Monkeys (like every1 else). Their album is very good, also unreleased songs: Knock and Run and Settle For A Draw.

A brand new band I like are The Sunshine Underground, their song Commercial Breakdown is probably my favourite new song at the moment.

O yeah and masses of older stuff like: Lift - Radiohead, She sells Sanctuary - The Cult and Nothing Ever Lasts Forever - Echo and the bunnymen.[/QUOTE]

You posted the exact same thing, word for word, just a few days ago:

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=11363495#post11363495[/url]

Talking Heads - Remain In Light
The Who - Then and Now
Meat Puppets - Meat Puppets II
The Rolling Stones - Aftermath

Its been nothing but Sonic Youth, Belle & Sebastian, and QOTSA for me :)

Today's selections:
The Arcade Fire - Funeral
John Frusciante - Curtains
John Frusciante - A Sphere In The Heart Of Silence

[QUOTE=YDload]You posted the exact same thing, word for word, just a few days ago:

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=11363495#post11363495[/url][/QUOTE]

Holy crap you're right. That's creepy.

[QUOTE=NachoChez] then you're fuc[size=2]k[/size]ing stupid.[/QUOTE]

:upset:

Vitalic - [I]OK Cowboy[/I]

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Vitalic - [I]OK Cowboy[/I][/QUOTE]

/looks that up

Ok, that looks awesome.

I tried out that Arctic Monkeys album. It bore me to death.

Seu Jorge - [I]The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions[/I]
This is the guitar playing fellow from [I]The Life Aquatic[/I]. All the tracks are acoustic versions of Bowie originals, aside from the last track, "Team Zissou." It's good, especially for a cover album.

Art Brut - [I]Bang Bang Rock & Roll[/I]
I didn't like this at all when I first listened to it a few months ago, but it's cool, sarcastic feel has grown on me.

Agent Orange - [I]Living In Darkness[/I]

First time listening to it. So far I'm loving it.

Just listened to [I]Penance Soiree[/I] by Icarus Line. I really didn't care for [I]Mono[/I], but dis rok me gud.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]OK I hear about this album all the time. Sum it up for me.[/QUOTE]

Instrumental electronica. But in an upbeat dancy way. But not in a stereotypical oonts oonts oonts European raver-club way. It's not straightforward dance, it goes off on some weird experimental tangents at times, and it uses a lot of metallic sounds and tones, but most of the songs still have a strong catchy hook.


[URL="http://jujukoni.free.fr/vitalic-2005-okCowboy/"]download it here[/URL]

I was gonna see Vitalic at the BDO, but I didn't.

I didn't know what I would want to listen to this morning, so I put two random albums on my mp3 player, which turned out to be Stars and Daughters. I didn't feel like listening to either, but luckily I also had "New Grass" by Talk Talk on there and that's pretty much all I've listened to today.

^ Laughing Stock is so prettui

Minus the Bear - Highly Refined Pirates

Les Savy Fav - Go Forth
Thunderbirds Are Now! - Justamustache
[I might be seeing them both with The Hold Steady in March]
Darondo - Let My People Go
Test Icicles - For Screening Purposes Only
Omar A. Rodriguez-Lopez - Self Titled
Tortoise - TNT

Just listening to a bootleg titled "Ginger & Paul Gilbert - Acoustic Jam".

It's just what it sounds like, but it's quite good (apart from, sometimes, the sound quality - the disparity in volume between the playing and talking gets annoying); the two of them sitting in some small venue in Japan, taking requests (mostly for covers) from the crowd. Since they've got pretty much no control over what they play - and they don't feel they can refuse any requests - it all ends up quite chaotic. Some of the stranger stuff they end up playing includes acoustic versions of Ace of Spades and Suckerpunch, a song in Japanese, an advertising jingle (I think), and a Hanoi Rocks song that neither of them actually know.

I got a Chris Isaak album today ([I]Heart Shaped World[/I])... he's better than I thought he was. Got a real Roy Orbison vibe going on.

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - In The West, Band of Gypsys
The Buddy Rich Big Band - Big Swing Face
Lou Reed - Transformer
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Sam Cooke - Portrait of a Legend

Last Fm finally decided to update itself:

1 The Strokes 106
2 The Smashing Pumpkins 98
3 Corrosion of Conformity 30
4 Stinking Lizaveta 23
5 Pixies 19
6 Pride & Glory 18
7 The Arcade Fire 8
8 At the Drive-In 5
8 Shout Out Louds 5
10 Bear vs. Shark 4

Hmm, lots of Amplifier, Oceansize, Riverside, Pain Of Salvation and Symphony X, along with usual stuff like Zeppelin, The Beatles, Muse and Radiohead.

Got into The Smashing Pumpkins of recent too.

Drive By Truckers - A Blessing And A Curse
Hella - Hold Your Horse Is
Roots Manuva - Run Come Save Me
Blood On the Wall - Awesomer

I'm digging this Pakistani band called Junoon that a guitar student of mine last summer introduced me to, and they rock, but their music is extremely difficult to find here. The album I found is universally agreed to be the bad one. So if anyone has any Junoon, let a brother know.

This Bike is a Pipe Bomb - Front Seat Solidarity
This Bike is a Pipe Bomb - Dance Party With

Seeing them tomorrow nite, oh god it'll be good.

at the drive in

it's been a while since i played these guys

I'm listening to [I]Heroes[/I] by Bowie, for only about the second time since I got it. It didn't really connect the first time, so I'm hoping for better results this time.

The first half is fantastic, but I think I had a few problems with the second half.

1 Jenny Lewis With The Watson Twins 50
2 Richard Hell and the Voidoids 44
2 Gogol Bordello 44
4 Sleater-Kinney 40
5 make believe 34
6 Devendra Banhart 21
7 Ted Leo and The Pharmacists 20
8 Bad Brains 19
9 the drones 12
9 Ladytron 12


EDIT: I've listened to s[size=2]h[/size]itloads more Devendra than that, but I think the weekly update is only up to Monday.

1 Radiohead 33
2 Thrice 21
2 Gorillaz 21
4 Bob Dylan 20
4 Maudlin Of The Well 20
6 Gospel 17
7 The Spirit Of Versailles 16
8 jeromes dream 14
8 Belle Epoque 14
10 birds are spies, they report to the trees 13

The Bronx

My band is going to play "Gun Without Bullets" in a school show.

Bob Dylan - [I]Bringing It All Back Home[/I]


I think I'll listen to [I]Blonde on Blonde[/I] and [I]The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan[/I] later today. And maybe [I]Another Side of Bob Dylan[/I] before them.

Man, I love Dylan.

Frank Zappa - Hot Rats


It's solid.

Agent Orange
The Adolescents

[QUOTE=Bukowski]This Bike is a Pipe Bomb - Front Seat Solidarity
This Bike is a Pipe Bomb - Dance Party With

Seeing them tomorrow nite, oh god it'll be good.[/QUOTE]

Do you have soulseek? I think it's about time I raped you of some files. My slsk name is DanielN.

1 The Arcade Fire 14
2 At the Drive-In 10
3 The Smashing Pumpkins 8
4 John Coltrane 6
4 The Smiths 6
4 Stevie Wonder 6
4 Circle Takes the Square 6
8 Primus 4
8 Lou Reed 4
8 Iron Maiden 4

I'm diggin jazzy stuff lately, specifically John Coltrane - Blue Train and A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory.

Some good ol' Breeders. Kim Deal is the shiznit.

1 Defiance, Ohio 46
2 Gogol Bordello 45
3 Ghost Mice 40
4 Dave Brockie Experience 32
5 the drones 21
6 Misfits 19
7 Against Me! 15
7 Goon Moon 15
9 Camper Van Beethoven 9
10 Ruins 7

It's wrong for the most part. Didn't read any songs for four days. I played songs those for days.I want those days back. Oh God how I want those days back.

EDIT: Ewwwwwww, I didn't notice the Misfits are on it. Ewwwwwww.I gave them another chance after years of not liking them. Still no go.

no problem


I'm diggin:
Cursive - [I]The Ugly Organ[/I]

This never gets old.

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]1 Defiance, Ohio 46
2 Gogol Bordello 45
3 Ghost Mice 40
4 Dave Brockie Experience 32
5 the drones 21
6 Misfits 19
7 Against Me! 15
7 Goon Moon 15
9 Camper Van Beethoven 9
10 Ruins 7

It's wrong for the most part. Didn't read any songs for four days. I played songs those for days.I want those days back. Oh God how I want those days back.

EDIT: Ewwwwwww, I didn't notice the Misfits are on it. Ewwwwwww.I gave them another chance after years of not liking them. Still no go.[/QUOTE]

I think you're taking this Last.fm thing a liiiittle too seriously.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I think you're taking this Last.fm thing a liiiittle too seriously.[/QUOTE]
That's how my brother is. He said I "ruined" audioscrobbler by getting World/Inferno Friendship Society on the top ten most listened bands. Crazy kid.

mariah carrey and kelly clarkson were in my top list because of my sis

Duke Ellington - [I]At Newport 1956[/I] (complete)
The Zombies - [I]Odessey and Oracle[/I]
NoMeansNo - [I]Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy?[/I]

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Gram Parsons - [I]GP[/I]

I admit my enjoyment of country doesn't extend farther than Uncle Tupelo, but this still kind of sucks.[/QUOTE]

You do know the story of his demise, don't you? It's really quite humorous.