Bob Dylan - John Wesley Harding
Black Eyes - Cough Cough

Helicopter.

Bad Brains - Black Dots
Big Youth - Ride the Lightning

[QUOTE=Bartender]What do you think of it?[/QUOTE]
I'm not too experienced or knowledgeable in the area of soul, but I really enjoy it. It's a solid 4/5; track highlights for me were Don't Give Up on Me, Diamond in Your Mind, and Soul Searchin'. I'd like to pick up [I]Make Do With What You Got[/I] sometime soon.

The Decemberists - [I]5 Songs[/I] EP
Leonard Cohen - [I]Songs Of Love And Hate[/I]

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Bob Dylan - [i]Blood on the Tracks[/i]


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Yeah that's a bucket of kittens.

The Smiths - [I]The Smiths[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]Remain in Light[/I]
Special Branch - [I]Time To Go Home[/I]
Elbow - [I]Cast of Thousands[/I]

Love the avatar.

I've listened to "A Pair of Brown Eyes" far too much over the past few days.
I've also been listening to Smiths covers, I've found one or two gems but most of them are lackluster.

I love your avatar.

Neu! - Neu! '75
LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem

Both are good, but nothing fantastic.

A day of good tunes:

Mastodon - [I]Remission[/I]
Can - [I]Monster Movie[/I]
mclusky - [I]Do Dallas[/I]
Millionare - [I]Paradisiac[/I]
Super Furry Animals - [I]Phantom Power[/I]

I think Swami listened to Television or some such band, but who knows.

oh you


I've pretty much been listening to [i]The Woods[/i]

Murs and Slug
Roxy Music

I first heard this song on a Transworld skating video and as soon as it was over I got it on my pc.
"Wrong" by Archers Of Loaf.
It's old "indie" rock, I guess.

I've been listening to a bunch of GY!BE lately (go figure) to prepare myself for a presentation on globalization and multinationals.


I'll probably be using this picture as an audio/visual aid: [url]http://www.jaybabcock.com/mapofevilinvert.jpg[/url]

The Blood Brothers - Burn Piano Island Burn

lysdexia?

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]
Super Furry Animals - [I]Phantom Power[/I][/QUOTE]

I've never heard them, are they good? They're playing here tonight, I wanna know if missing something special.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]lysdexia?[/QUOTE]

You know what they say, lysdexics have more fnu.

Neu! - [I]Neu! '75[/I]
Nirvana - Unplugged
Phoenix
QotSA

Bruce Haack

Hey Alex, I listened to the first song of that Neu album once. I thought it sucked. Am I missing some form of post punk enlightenment?

Yeah I don't really like them either.

I'm listening to The Smiths.

Does Neu! sound anything like Wire?

But they're post-punk?

Ohh, okie dokie.

[QUOTE=Well_Respected_Man]Hey Alex, I listened to the first song of that Neu album once. I thought it sucked. Am I missing some form of post punk enlightenment?[/QUOTE]

You mean "Hallogallo?" It's beautiful, uplifting, mechanical, driving, subtle, and passionate. What's not to love?


And to the whole post-punk thing: if anything, they're proto-punk. Their last studio album was released in '75. They inspired the punk scene to a certain extent, and the post-punkers took on some Neu!-ish qualities quite a bit, but I would rather just separate them completely. I think of Neu!'s music as progressive rock, but it's a distinctly German strain of prog.

His Name Is Alive - [I]Home Is In Your Head[/I]

Anyone heard the new Calexico?

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Neu is ok. Nothing that blows my mind. I prefer Kraftwerk.[/QUOTE]

Can't beat Kraftwerk.

Today has consisted of the following.

The Smiths - [I]The Queen is Dead[/I]
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - [I]Murder Ballads[/I]
The Veils - [I]The Runaway Found[/I]
Sufjan Stevens - [I]Hark! Songs for Christmas Vol 1[/I]
Elvis Costello - [I]My Aim is True[/I]
The Decemberists - [I]Picaresque[/I]

I've finally given a Sufjan Stevens album a listen (well kinda). It was ok.

[I]Picaresque[/I] really is a fantastic album. My only minor problem with it is the last song. The album would have been just a bit better if it had finished with "The Mariner's Revenge Song."