I want some Make Believe

I'll upload for the mailing list tommorow

You may have to remind me

I'm not on the mailing list. :(

Okay then I'll upload it for you tommorow but you still may have to remind me

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Is Shake the Streets their best? I've been looking for this kind of band for a while, and YES I LOVE IT.

[QUOTE=Kurtz]Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Is Shake the Streets their best? I've been looking for this kind of band for a while, and YES I LOVE IT.[/QUOTE]

Depends.

The very first album is like lo-fi weirdness. I don't have it though.

[I]The Tyranny of Distance[/I] has longer, looser jams (with some cool guitar freakouts and whatnot). [I]Shake the Sheets[/I] has tight, concise and energetic pop songs.

[I]Hearts of Oak[/I] is literally like the middle ground between the two (which makes sense, I guess...)


[I]Shake the Sheets[/I] is my favorite at the moment.

Then I would probably like Shake the Streets the most.

My god, why didn't I check them out earlier.

*sheets

my bad

so yeah i'll get that one

I really like Tryanny of Distance better. The second track is awesome. I lost my copy of Shake the Streets :(

Hearts of Oak is my favourite.

[I]Hearts of Oak[/I] is the only thing I have but it's goooooooood.

Hearts of Oak is the best all around album, Tyranny of Distance has the best single song (Timerous Me), shake the sheets is good.

1 Red Hot Chili Peppers 56
2 Matisyahu 46
3 Guns N' Roses 42
4 Radiohead 15
5 Katie Melua 11
5 The Smashing Pumpkins 11
7 The Cure 8
7 Faith No More 8
9 KT Tunstall 7
9 De La Soul 7

Husker Du - Metal Circus
Big Boys - Fun Fun Fun
Bjork - Post

Starlight Mints - Built on Squares

Sooo good.

the sky is a landfill

probably my favorite song

Q And Not U
The Get Up Kids

<3

[QUOTE=Luxor]Q And Not U
The Get Up Kids

<3[/QUOTE]

I'm A Loner Dottie :)

i've been listening to Gus Black a lot lately! he kinda reminds me a little of Ryan Adams in the good ol' days!
he has a new album coming out on the 21st of this month!

you've probably heard his music before & just didn't know who it was. he's been featured on a lot of popular tv shows like One Tree Hill, Smallville, and Alias.

here's a link to his myspace profile where you can listen to a few of his songs.

[url]http://www.universalbuzz.com/gusblack[/url]

you guys should check it out and let me know what you think!!

Leilani:chug:

yeah cool thanks i'll check that out right away. :chug:

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]yeah cool thanks i'll check that out right away. :chug:[/QUOTE]

They've been on ALIAS! :smoke:

ALIAS!? What about ONE TREE HILL DAMMIT!

[url]http://www.futuristicsexrobotz.com/?p=music[/url]

this is so enjoyable download it for free

[QUOTE=Zmev]Hearts of Oak is the best all around album, Tyranny of Distance has the best single song (Timerous Me), shake the sheets is good.[/QUOTE]

I'll give you "Timorous Me" as best song.

But I still like [I]Shake the Sheets[/I] better than [I]Hearts of Oak[/I].

Neko Case - [i]Fox Confessor Brings the Flood[/i]

Sounds great so far.

[QUOTE=el doctor]Neko Case - [i]Fox Confessor Brings the Flood[/i]

Sounds great so far.[/QUOTE]

I'm thinking about purchasing this, although I haven't heard much Neko Case.

TV on the Radio - Cookie Mountain whatvuer Kings

Yessss

Blind Melon - s/t

I had forgotten how much I loved this album.

The Kinks - [I]The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society[/I]

Downloaded Keasbey Nights 2 awhile ago so I will be munching on that all day tomorrow.

Weezer - [I]Weezer (The Blue Album)[/I]
Weezer - [I]Pinkerton[/I]

*ahem* [I]Musik Von Harmonia[/I]

Also: [I]Los Angeles[/I] by X is still getting better.

[QUOTE=Slug]Starlight Mints - Built on Squares

Sooo good.[/QUOTE]

I prefer [i]Dream that Stuff Was Made Of[/i] over this album, but still... Soooo good, indeed.

Greg Davis & Sébastien Roux - [i]Paquet Surprise[/i]
GBV
Constantines - [i]Shine A Light[/i]

Sufjan Steven's latest album [I]Illinois[/I]. It's 20+ songs of pure greatness. The album is entirely about issues, politics, cities, buildings, and of course the famous Chicago Serial Killer: John Wayne Gacy, Jr. Songs to check out:

[B]Jacksonville

John Wayne Gacy, Jr.

The Seers Tower

Chicago

Casimir Pulaski Day

The Predatory Wasp of The Palisades is Out To Get Us!

They Are Night Zombies!! They Are Neighbors!! They Have Come Back From The Dead!! Ahhhhh![/B]

Such a fantastic album.

actually - now I'm digging [i]Bitter Tea[/i] by the Fiery Furnaces. This is my second listen and I'm only on track three, but these first three songs have been excellent. If you were one of the many who were turned off by [i]Rehearsing My Choir[/i], this record is in the more familiar Furnaces' vein.

[QUOTE=justinhughes2]Casimir Pulaski Day[/QUOTE]
That day is actually today.

///

I'm actually liking Bloc Party. Someone slaughter me now.

[QUOTE=justinhughes2]Sufjan Steven's latest album [I]Illinois[/I]. It's 20+ songs of pure greatness. The album is entirely about issues, politics, cities, buildings, and of course the famous Chicago Serial Killer: John Wayne Gacy, Jr. Songs to check out:

[B]Jacksonville

John Wayne Gacy, Jr.

The Seers Tower

Chicago

Casimir Pulaski Day

The Predatory Wasp of The Palisades is Out To Get Us!

They Are Night Zombies!! They Are Neighbors!! They Have Come Back From The Dead!! Ahhhhh![/B]

Such a fantastic album.[/QUOTE]

yeah thanks for the heads up

[QUOTE=BillCosby]yeah thanks for the heads up[/QUOTE]

You really need to check it out, man. It's like 18 tracks of filler and 4 good songs.