[QUOTE=Zmev]Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker

Pretty good so far[/QUOTE]
Good work.

I don't think you should get [I]Love is Hell[/I] next though. It's good, but I think you'd be better off with [I]Gold[/I] or maybe [I]Cold Roses[/I].


Dig:
Hot Snakes - [I]Automatic Midnight[/I]
Interpol - [I]Turn on the Bright Lights[/I]

Slick Rick, bitch.

Ryan Adams - [I]Heartbreaker[/I]
The Drones - [I]Wait Long by the River and the Bodies of Your Enemies Will Float By[/I]
Common - [I]Be[/I]

I haven't listened to [I]Be[/I] all that much, but I discovered, on this listen, that it is most excellent.

This thing on BBC2 - The Armstrongs - seems to be using lots of the Nightmare Before Christmas soundtrack as incidental music. So I'm kind of being suckered into liking it without even knowing what it is.

Elvis Costello - [I]My Aim is True[/I]
Interpol - [I]Antics[/I]

[QUOTE=Zappa]No.[/QUOTE]
You need some. [I]Scientist Rids the World...[/I] is essential listening.

Lightning Bolt
Off Minor
The Khayembii Communique
Curl Up And Die
Elliott Smith

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Akufen - [I]My Way[/I]

Too good to be real. This is the first "microsampling" or whatever album that I've heard, so this is pretty da[size=2]m[/size]n impressive.[/QUOTE]

Sounds interesting. By the way, "damn" isn't filtered now.

Anyway, I think [i]Surfer Rosa[/i] is a little better than [i]Doolittle[/i]. But it's all good.

(old news)

Surfer Rosa is the king of albums.

I'm listening to Sabbath.

WAR PIGS HAVE THE POWEEERRRRR

Mischief Brew - [I]Smash the Windows[/I]
Mischief Brew - [I]Bakenal[/I]
Mischief Brew - Some live show I got from the archive
Erik Petersen - [I]Mirth[/I]
Erik Petersen - [I]Live at the Punx Picnic in Baltimore[/I]
Erik Petersen/Robert Blake - [I]Bellingham and Philidelphia[/I]

Last night I also spent 3 hours reading Watchmen and listening to Mission of Burma - [I]ONoffON[/I].

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Liars - [I]Drum's Not Dead[/I]

still working on whether this is good or not.[/QUOTE]
Aaah, I like this record. It's got some very nice things going for it, experiments enough (for the Liars even) but maintains enough elements of pop that makes you come back to it.

Chapterhouse - [i]Whirlpool[/i]
My LP arrived from Italy today (cheap price, actually) - very jazzed about that
Supersilent - [i]7[/i]

The Good Life - [I]Black Out[/I]

<3 tim kasher

[QUOTE=BillCosby]The Good Life - [I]Black Out[/I]

<3 tim kasher[/QUOTE]

That's a decent cd.

I like Album of the Year for it's diversity though.

Prince - [i]Purple Rain[/i]
Okkervil River - [i]Black Sheep Boy[/i]

Morcheeba - Charango

Johnny Cash - [I]The Essential Johnny Cash[/I]
The Drones - [I]Wait Long by the River...[/I]
The Decemberists - [I]Picaresque[/I]

and now
Handsome Boy Modeling School - [I]White People[/I]

Damn. Why have I not heard the Zombies before now?


Fu[size=2]ck[/size]ing awesome.

Meat Puppets - II
Saccharine Trust - We Became Snakes

We Became Snakes is the coolest album ever made, and Drugstore Logic is the coolest song ever made.

Lots of people seem tobe diggin' that album by the Drones, i'm gonna listen to it and see what the hype is about. It betta be good.

Mylo - Destroy Rock & Roll
(Kind of a blend of Daft Punk/Boards of Canada and Air, some pretty decent electronica)

Jdilla - Donut
(A DJs tribute to soul I guess? Probably my second favorite release of '06 after Kayo Dot's new one.)

The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou soundtrack.

Also, I'm waiting for the new Augie March album...
Here's a taste :[url]http://antz.bur.st/random/AugieMarch-OneCrowdedHour.mp3[/url]

[QUOTE=BJ_maddog]The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou soundtrack.

Also, I'm waiting for the new Augie March album...
Here's a taste :[url]http://antz.bur.st/random/AugieMarch-OneCrowdedHour.mp3[/url][/QUOTE]

yesssss. Augie March record. They're like one of my favorite indie rock bands second to Built to Spill

Lifetime - [I]Hello Bastards[/I] and [I]Jersey's Best Dancers[/I]

yeah i kinda like that new Augie March song

Matsiyahu
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Cursive
^^all thanks to that mailing list:)

Also been digging Guns N' Roses, just because i'm excited about all the touring news.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Liars - [I]Drum's Not Dead[/I][/QUOTE]
that
and
Aphex Twin - [i]Richard D. James Album[/i]
Fennesz - [i]Endless Summer[/i]

Life Detecting Coffins = crunk
And whoever sings for Eels has the coolest voice ever

Talking Heads - [I]Talking Heads: 77[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]More Songs About Buildings And Food[/I]


Man, these DualDisc re-releases sound great.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Talking Heads - [I]Talking Heads: 77[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]More Songs About Buildings And Food[/I]


Man, these DualDisc re-releases sound great.[/QUOTE]

They really do. The new stereo DVD mix of [I]More Songs...[/I] gives it a vitality it never had.

The new mix gives it a much fuller sound than the semi-dull original recording, but if you're not already a fan of the album I don't think it'd sway your opinion.

Yeah, if that was a big problem you had with the original you'll enjoy the re-release a lot more. I'm sure you can find an enhanced version on soulseek or something.

Cult of Luna - s/t
Pavement - Terror Twilight
Witchcraft - s/t

Y'dig?

[QUOTE=NachoChez]babaloooooooooooooooooooo[/QUOTE]

Please tell me that's from Space Ghost.

But don't tell me that if it's not. It's just a saying man, you don't have to take it so seriously.

Ash

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Radiohead - [I]Towering Above the Rest[/I]

Really, really good. It's amazing that these are only b-sides.[/QUOTE]

\m/

I love it too.

As for me, I'm diggin the Dresden Dolls and the Pixies, with a little Built to Spill on top.

[QUOTE=Slug]with a little Built to Spill on top.[/QUOTE]

I'm really getting into Built To Spill. They do a great version of Cortez The Killer by Neil Young.

I [i]need[/i] to hear that. That's one of my favorite Neil tunes.

Nice avatar.

Smithers: They aren't booing, they're saying Boo-urns!
Somebody else: No we are definantly booing
Hans Moleman: I was saying Boo-urns...

Off Minor

This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb
Mischief Brew
Erik Petersen
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
The Big Boys

Dresden Dolls, Dillinger Escape Plan and Isis

Queens of the Stone Age