The single for it is really bad. I'm probably not going to buy it, there's stacks of Flaming Lips records I don't own yet and I lean more towards liking their older stuff better anyway.

I just hope they tour Australia.

1 - Amplifier - 46
2 - Muse - 41
3 - Radiohead - 22
4 - The Beatles - 17
4 - Dream Theater - 17
6 - Queens of the Stone Age - 16
7 - Blur - 14
8 - Opeth - 12
8 - Led Zeppelin - 12
10 - Rage Against the Machine - 11

1 Cat Power 26
2 Blood On the Wall 14
3 dj shadow and automator 13
4 The Herbaliser 11
4 Roots Manuva 11
4 Drive-By Truckers 11
7 Ted Leo and The Pharmacists 3
8 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 2
8 Seaming To 2
8 Spunk 2

The Housemartins and Aztec Camera, still.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I just hope they tour Australia.[/QUOTE]

No waiz you saw Iggy Pop this year.

Today I'm digging a good dose of Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, and Minor Threat. Furious hardcore punk ftw.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]and "Invocation"[/QUOTE]
Truth. Forgot about that. Such an awesome intro.


Billy Bragg - [I]Talking With the Taxman about Poetry[/I]

I can't get enough folk and country music at the moment.

I think it's really funny that the singer of Kayo Dot loved Ween when he was little.

(in response to the ween talking)

I'm pretty bummed that I don't like the new 'Lips album.


Television - [I]Adventure[/I]
Calvin Johnson - [I]Before The Dream Faded[/I]
T. Rex - [I]Electric Warrior[/I]
and right now it's Destroyer - [I]Rubies[/I] (thanks asymm, this is good stuff)

[QUOTE=el doctor]Robert Pollard - From a Compound Eye

I've really been digging this since its release. Rather than trying to emulate the past or aim for radio play, Pollard just went and threw together a mix of some damn good songs.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, solid album.

Mykill Miers (the Hitchcock of Hip-Hop) - [I]The Second Coming[/I]

This is a rap album I've had for a long time, but never heard anything about. It's got great beats. I'm digging it today.

Also on the playlist today was [I]Rembrant Pus[color=white]s[/color]yhorse[/I] by Butthole Surfers and Neu!'s self-titled.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]I think it's really funny that the singer of Kayo Dot loved Ween when he was little.

(in response to the ween talking)[/QUOTE]

In other weird musicians-who-like-other-musicians news: the lead singer of Dillinger Escape Plan hardly likes any heavy music at all. His favorite bands are My Bloody Valentine and The Dresden Dolls :amaze:

Also, what I'm diggin:

The Fall of Troy- [i]Doppleganger[/i]

This really isn't that bad, just because it's not as good as the S/T and has a few inferior remixes of songs from that first album. "Act One, Scene One" is a great song, especially the sudden appearance of some Justin Timberlake-style vocals for a verse. I dunno how to explain it, but it's really not that bad of an album.

Also: Dinosaur Jr.- "Thumb" This is still an amazing song, so hopeless yet beautiful, with a great outro solo.

[QUOTE=YDload]The Fall of Troy- [i]Doppleganger[/i]

This really isn't that bad, just because it's not as good as the S/T and has a few inferior remixes of songs from that first album. "Act One, Scene One" is a great song, especially the sudden appearance of some Justin Timberlake-style vocals for a verse. I dunno how to explain it, but it's really not that bad of an album.[/QUOTE]

Oh my gah last time they came here the show was so amazing.

They were supporting for some sh[SIZE="2"]i[/SIZE]tty band Greeley Estates. It was a great moment watching at least half of all the attendees leave before they even got onstage (I was one of them :) ).

Silver Jews have been pumpin' on my stereo.

Just finished digging ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - [I]Worlds Apart[/I]. It might not be quite as good as [I]Source Tags and Codes[/I], but it's still excellent.

About to start listening to some Bright Eyes.

Listening to Strung Out right now, always good.

Chucked on Modey Lemon - [I]Thunder + Lightning[/I] couple hours ago, it's still fun to listen to. Like Whirlwind Heat, Stooges and G-funk Railroad all exploding together. wooooooooo

Neutral Milk Hotel and Hum. And Swervedriver. QOTSA also. Joy Divison fits in there too.

I'm really liking the new leaks (Flaming Lips, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Grandaddy, ect ect.) and The Veronicas.

last.fm list:

1Belle and Sebastian 34
2 The Beatles 31
3 Morrissey 27
4 Bob Dylan 14
5 Guns N' Roses 13
6 The Strokes 12
7 Modest Mouse 9
8 Matt Costa 7
9 The Smiths 6
9 The Cure 6

[QUOTE=bubbledeath]The Veronicas[/QUOTE]
ewww, gross.



australian too.

Ry Cooder - Chavez Ravine
Thrice - The Illusion of Safety

[I]Chavez Ravine[/I] is a great, great album. Seeing him live was so cool. Mad props pixiesfan

Joy Division - [I]Closer[/I]
Wilco - [I]Yankee Hotel Foxtrot[/I]

I'm really starting to love Wilco.

Yeah they really are a great band. I find YHF a tad overrated though, but then again [I]A Ghost is Born[/I] is my favourite.

Ted Leo - [I]Tell Balgeary, Balgury is Dead[/I]

The alternate versions of songs released elsewhere are average, but I love the other songs.

Jamie Lidell - [I]Multiply[/I]

This was in the mailing list, I'm really diggin' it a lot.

And I'm diggin the new FLips more than some of you seem to be.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Yeah they really are a great band. I find YHF a tad overrated though, but then again A Ghost is Born is my favourite.[/QUOTE]
[I]Yankee Hotel Foxtrot[/I] is currently the only Wilco album I own, so I have no basis for comparison, but I really enjoy it. Eventually I'll get into the others too.

Royksopp - the understainding

Radiohead - [I]OK Computer[/I]
Black Mountain - [I]Black Mountain[/I]

Haven't listened to Black Mountain in quite a while. Pretty good album though.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]ewww, gross.



australian too.[/QUOTE]

Hmm, I like them, they're like a fun version of Kelly Clarkson. Maybe it's just that they pwn most of the stuff on the radio I have to listen to at work for hours on end.

This cool epic psych prog metalcore band added my on myspace. You guys might like them. I only listened to one song, but yeah, it was good.

[url]www.mysapce.com/clerickill[/url]

I'm listening to maudlin now. Birth Pains of Astral Projection is one of the best songs ever.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle][I]Chavez Ravine[/I] is a great, great album. Seeing him live was so cool. Mad props pixiesfan[/QUOTE]

It must've been. I've been casually digging Chavez for a few months now, after a recommendation. It seems like it is a slow grower in my case, because originally I thought it was just a good album, but now I'm understanding why alot of people I know said it was their favorite release of '05.

Today I'm digging Cyne's - Evolution Fight. I think I talked about it before, but it's some really solid rap. Great words, great production, and great messages. If you want a sample download Haze.

I'm seeing wilco in march I think.

I've been digging envy and some kodan armada.

Yo, Wilco is coming to my SCHOOL!

Weird choices for me so far today...

Earth - [i]Hex: Or Printing in the Infernal Method[/i]
Sunn 0))) - [i]Black One[/i]

MC5 - Kick Out the Jams
Sleater Kinney - The Woods

Both slightly disappointing, in their own ways.

I've also been listening, and re-listening, and re-listening, to [i]A Night on the Town With the Rat Pack[/i]. For a cheap, less than serious-looking release, it's so ridiculously good.

[QUOTE=JonM]Yo, Wilco is coming to my SCHOOL![/QUOTE]
The only band that came to my school was some disney boy band in 4th grade. =(

[QUOTE=cheeto-t]The only band that came to my school was some disney boy band in 4th grade. =([/QUOTE]

Moffits?

JonM: :chug:

As for me, I've been digging:

The Streets - A Grand Don't Come For Free
Egyptian Lover - On the Nile (funniest thing ever)

[QUOTE=asymm]Weird choices for me so far today...

Earth - [i]Hex: Or Printing in the Infernal Method[/i]
Sunn 0))) - [i]Black One[/i][/QUOTE]

I thought you were staunch anti-metal?

Pulp again.

Pulp, Black Mountain, Dylan, Radiohead, Wilco... such good stuff Little Man.

Today (well all 1 hour that I've been awake) has so far been dedicated to the Dean Martin collection I found on my floor. Good.

Thanks Tangy, I do like good stuff don't I.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]I thought you were staunch anti-metal?[/QUOTE]
Haha, no no no. I'm definitely not against metal. I don't listen to it very often so it might've seemed that way. This droning stuff is barely metal anyway.

[QUOTE=asymm]Haha, no no no. I'm definitely not against metal. I don't listen to it very often so it might've seemed that way. This droning stuff is barely metal anyway.[/QUOTE]

I hate that drone crap, it's just not cricket. Get some good metal ie. Mastodon, Burnt by the Sun, High on Fire into ya'.