Pixies - [I]Doolittle[/I]
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - [I]Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus[/I]

Icarus Line - [i]Penance Soiree[/i]
Kayo Dot - [i]Dowsing Aneome With Copper Tounge[/i]


Trying to dig [i]Surfer Rosa[/i]. Also digging some songs from Cryptopsy and DEP.

I'd have to go with Donuts being not like Endtroducing at all, besides that fact that it's made of samples.

^I'll check that one out.

Sigh - [I]Imaginary Sonicscape[/I]

Part j-rock, part black metal, part funny, with synths. It reminds me of Arcturus' [I]The Sham Mirrors[/I] at times. Good stuff.

and Sneaker Pimps as well. They make me feel so nostalgic.

Oval - "94 Diskont"
This electronic stuff has really been hitting the spot recently.

I'm listening to The Dead Milkmen today. Really fun novelty punk band from Philadelphia in the '80s. If you enjoy music that is stupid yet fun at the same time, I highly recommend you check them out.

Camper Van Beethoven - [I]Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweethear
[/I]
Such a nice little pop album.

Brian Eno - Ambient 1,2,3 and 4

David Bowie.


[I]Ziggy Stardust
Aladdin Sane
Heroes
Low[/I]

I've been listening to a lot of Beck, Mest, and The Cure

[url]http://www.spogg.com/[/url]

lately i have totally been digging multris. man i never knew tetris could be so addictive

I didn't know that one of "those" songs I've heard so many times was actually "Backwater" by Meat Puppets :eek:

Someday I hope to learn what all of "those" songs actually are. One step at a time!

man i love the meatpuppets

the way the vocals drag on in most of their songs is my favorite part, how he holds the notes so often

[QUOTE=Matt?]man i love the meatpuppets

the way the vocals drag on in most of their songs is my favorite part, how he holds the notes so often[/QUOTE]

yea i bet hes great but hav u evr herd maynard from TOOL????!?!

in the grudge he holds a note for like 28 seconds! i heard that live he holds it for five minits whiel evernyon else n teh band gets a glas of watter :eek: :eek: :amaze:

oic

tool :-/

^^^ Agreed.



The Arcade Fire - [I]Funeral[/I]

Haven't listened to this for a while. Still dig it.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The Beatles - [I]Revolver[/I]

Best Beatles album, no question.[/QUOTE]

I've been listening to that today too :cool: .

And I agree - best album without a doubt.

[quote=NachoChez]The Beatles - [I]Revolver[/I]

Best Beatles album, no question.[/quote]
Word up.

Fatboy Slim

Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

Got their first album on vinyl - cool, cool stuff. I love how the last groove on the record is locked, so it repeats the last drone forever.

Devin Davis - [I]Lonely People of the World, Unite![/I]
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists - [I]Hearts of Oak[/I]

Belle and Sebastian - Tigermilk

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]David Bowie.


[I]Ziggy Stardust
Aladdin Sane
Heroes
Low[/I][/QUOTE]

I really want to get into David Bowie again.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The Beatles - [I]Revolver[/I]

Best Beatles album, no question.[/QUOTE]

Indeed.


I'm listening to some pissed off music because I'm a bit pissed off.

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]I really want to get into David Bowie again.[/QUOTE]
So do it. Right now.

The Mars Volta.
Mos Def.
The John Butler Trio.
The Beatles.

New upcoming band-MANN FRIDAY
 

hey to you all!!

just wanted to reccomend you about a band that for my opinion is going to take the London scene to another level,if it hadnt done yet!! they have sold out gigs and they are soooo...nice.i liked it anyways..
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:chug:

Good hails and tidings to all:
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The Rolling Stones

[QUOTE=drummer23]hey to you all!!

just wanted to reccomend you about a band that for my opinion is going to take the London scene to another level,if it hadnt done yet!! they have sold out gigs and they are soooo...nice.i liked it anyways..
check it out!!-Mann Friday

[url]www.myspace.com/mannfriday[/url]

:chug:[/QUOTE]
deja vu?

I've been listening to lots of reggae this week, Really enjoying Burning Spear and Black Uhuru right now.

Also my Guns N' roses fascination is rolling on, it's a bizarre yet highly satisfying mix. rock outto Guns N' Roses, then chill out to some reggae.

Liars - Drum's Not Dead
Destroyer - Destroyer's Rubies
The Fiery Furnaces - Bitter Tea

Neil Young - Keep On Rockin In The Free World and My My, Hey Hey
Neil Diamond - Delirious Love

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The Beatles - [I]Revolver[/I]

Best Beatles album, no question.[/QUOTE]

Absolutely, my 2ND favourate album ever!!

Pelican - Australasia
Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden
Amusement Parks on Fire - s/t

yeah that's a good mix of stuff. That's the first time for a while that i've listened to anything by Talk Talk other than [i]Laughing Stock[/i], because what's the point when [i]Laughing Stock[/i] is so perfect. [i]Spirit of Eden[/i] is nice too though.

I have Mono. The illness, not the band.

So I've been diggin' stuff that isn't necessarily suited for people stricken with mono, but I'm pretending it is anyway:

-Mastodon - Leviathan
-Friends of Dean Martinez - Random Harvest
-a rap mix playlist containing: Deltron 3030, Cannibal Ox, Aesop Rock, Atmosphere, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Sage Francis, The Pocket Dwellers, The Roots, De La Soul, Jedi Mind Tricks, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and 2-Pac
-Mogwai - Mr. Beast
-Down - s/t
-Acid King - III

Mmmm.... these jams take my mono and make it seem like stereo. Mayhaps even like Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, if it wasn't for the fact that I'm just using a pair of stereo computer speakers.

Still digging those stated above as well as these:

The Books - The Lemon of Pink
(Seeing them in concert on 4-6)

Jackie-O-Mother****er - Flags Of The Sacred Harp
(Really a kickin album, highly recommended)

The Vines - [I]Highly Evolved[/I]


Whatever. I still like this album.

Dub Tractor - [i]Hideout[/i]
and
Sébastien Roux - [i]Songs[/i]

"A Classic Arts Showcase" is definitely the highlight of [i]Worlds Apart[/i] from Trail of Dead. Appropriately epic and grandoise for this band, and I can't get enough of that song (as well as the two adjacent songs "Caterwaul" and "Let It Drive").

Also [i]Clouds Taste Metallic[/i] by Flaming Lips. I keep accidentally typing "metallica" when I type that album title :(

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The Ladies - [I]They Mean Us[/I]

Aside from "Empathy On a Stick", these songs are pretty weak. I like this solely for the drumming.[/QUOTE]
Ya, I just got this too. Its not stunning but its 3/5 material for me.