The Beatles - [I]Rubber Soul[/I]
Kings of Leon - [I]Aha Shake Heartbreak[/I]

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

Ghostface Killah - [i]Fishscale[/i]
My second attempt to thoroughly get into his solo material

I am slowly developing the opinion that [i]Highly Refined Pirates[/i] is the superior album from Minus The Bear. Although I still haven't completely remembered which songs fit which goofy titles, I think "Get Me Naked 2: Electric Boogaloo" is a fantastic song, as is "Let's Play Guitar In A Five Guitar Band."

The Unicorns - Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?

Who will?

All the albums of Logh (especially "yellow lights mean slow down not spped up".. and "a sunset panorama") a really great indie band from sweden..
Low frequency in stereo, another great band (especially playing live) from Norway.. their new album is coming out soon.. discover it!

I checked out The Modern Lovers.

Wasn't impressed.

2 Many DJ's are fun to listen to.

"Temptation" by New Order is the most amazing song.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Please tell me this is their best album. I'll just end up trying to get it because of the name anyway.[/QUOTE]
It's fantastic, but I haven't heard anything bad they've done. It's a live EP and it's available (under a different name) [url=http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=23011]here.[/url]

I've been listening to The Kooks and We Are Scientists lately

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]"Temptation" by New Order is the most amazing song.[/QUOTE]
Just a small slice of why the Trainspotting soundtrack is so great.

...And You Will Know Us by the Trail Of Dead
Deerhoof
Ted Leo and The Pharmacists

Brand New - [I]Fight Off Your Demons[/I] (Demos)
Funeral For A Friend - [I]Between Order & Model EP[/I]
Circle Takes The Square - [I]S/T[/I]

J Dilla - [I]Donuts[/I]

also listening to that Tapes 'n Tapes album, it's not unlike the usual dance/garage rock albums coming out these days but it has some solid tunes.

L - The Holy Letters.

check it out now.

Elliott Smith - [I]From a Basement on the Hill[/I]

I listened to Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast like three times today. One of the best heavy metal albums of all time.

Well, I am on my quest to listen to all of my music alphabetically. So far, the best thing that I have listened to is probably 2 Many DJ's. Pretty fun stuff.

Aside from re-listening to a load of Wildhearts (and discovering the brilliance in yet more b-sides);

The Awesome Machine - Soul of a Thousand Years
The Awesome Machine - Under the Influence

A band sponsored by Samuel Adams. Forgotten how good they were.

Oh yea, I forgot. I also got my first Sterolab album and digged the hell out of it on the way to school.

Elliott Smith - [I]From a Basement on the Hill II[/I]

Today, it was Al Green.

Ween - Chocolate & Cheese
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
Devendra Banhart - Cripple Crow

Really good day to be listening to music.

Elvis Costello - [I]This Year's Model[/I]

I'm glad Morrissey reviewed this. I'd all but forgotten about old Elvis C.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]It's fantastic, but I haven't heard anything bad they've done. It's a live EP and it's available (under a different name) [url=http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=23011]here.[/url][/QUOTE]

I'm listening to this now and.....thank you. Oh so very much.

EDIT: I realized that I need more of this, and I can't find any anywhere. Would it be possib le f or the ol' hookup?

queeeeeeens of tha sssssssstone aaayyyyyge - [I]sons of the dead[/I]

Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground and Nico

Yeah, diggin' some classics.

X...

[QUOTE=NachoChez]The National - [I]Alligator[/I][/QUOTE]
Excellent album.

Ghostface - [i]The Pretty Toney Album[/i]
Ghostface - [i]Fishscale[/i]
Both are really growing on me...
and
Aesop Rock - [i]Fast Cars, Damage, Fire, and Knives[/i]

Dilation - Maybe Death Is A Gift

Hot Cross, You and I, and The Postman Syndrome collaboration. Good stuff, sounds kind of Toolish.

That Johnny Hobo is really good, but on his site he links to Mantits, who I'm diggin too.

Car trip diggage:

Ryan Adams - [I]Cold Roses[/I]
Johnny Cash - [I]At Folsom Prison[/I]
Wilco - [I]Yankee Hotel Foxtrot[/I]

And now I'm diggin' me some Eels. [I]Electro-Shock Blues[/I] is great.

Sun Kil Moon



Oh god, Nacho you we're right on the money here. Fu[size=2]cking[/size] fantastic stuff.

Mark Hollis.

Pretty much Laughing Stock to the [I]N[/I]th power.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Sun Kil Moon



Oh god, Nacho you we're right on the money here. Fu[size=2]cking[/size] fantastic stuff.[/QUOTE]
Since you like this, get some Red House Painters. Grab either [i]Ocean Beach[/i] or [i]Red House Painters I[/i]. Both groups are fronted by Mark Kozelek, and personally I prefer RHP - even though Sun Kil Moon is fantastic as well.

I'm digging The Congos again.

Today I'm digging

Black Sabbath - [I]Masters Of Reality[/I]
Black Sabbath - [I]S/T[/I]
Black Sabbath - [I]Paranoid[/I]

Einstürzende Neubauten - Ende Neu

I like it, but the title track (probably my favourite Neubauten song, or at least close) is much better in its live version. I want to see these guys live.

Dillinger Four - [i]Situationist Comedy[/i]
[b]Tight pop-punk.[/b]

The Epoxies - [i]The Epoxies[/i]
The Epoxies - [i]Stop the Future[/i]
[b]Great, catchy synth-pop-punk.[/b]

Environmental Youth Crunch - [i]Wet Stuff Dries[/i]
[b]Low-fi punk with a folky edge[/b]

O Pioneers!!! - [i]Like We Care About the Wolves[/i]
[b]More low-fi punk, this time with more of a classic emo tinge.[/b]

[QUOTE=Doctor D.]I'm listening to this now and.....thank you. Oh so very much.

EDIT: I realized that I need more of this, and I can't find any anywhere. Would it be possib le f or the ol' hookup?[/QUOTE]
You can find more of their stuff on Soulseek. If you go into the room [b]allthehubub[/b] (the MX punk room), a load of people have their stuff.
[QUOTE=BillCosby]That Johnny Hobo is really good, but on his site he links to Mantits, who I'm diggin too.[/QUOTE]They've got a split which I'm ordering as soon as I get some money.