Richard Cheese \m/

I'm not a big fan of Unsatisfied because the lyrics are plain and... "unsatisfying" for a Replacements song. All the other ballad-type songs are good but I keep coming back to Favorite Thing.

Rage Against the Machine.

One of those bands whos quality I forgot about.

Brainiac - Hissing Prigs in Static Couture
Minsk - Out of a Center Which Is Neither Dead nor Alive
Jesu - s/t
Startlight Mints - Dream That Stuff Was Made Of

And because of my pals' mix CDs, I've come to appreciate Busta Rhymes a lot more.

Explosions In The Sky - [I]The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place[/I]

Orgasmic.

I was listening to a five song sampler from the Gnarls Barkley album earlier today. Judging from one listen, even if the rest of the songs are only half as good as those five, it will be the best album of the year yet to come out when it's released. The only kinda meh song out of the five was a cover of "Gone Daddy Gone," but even that was alright. Shee-it. Listening to some Cee-lo right now.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Richard Cheese \m/[/QUOTE]

\m/ indeed.

A couple new ones in the mail today -

Boards of Canada - Twoism
Mum - finally we are no one

Jerry Harrison - [I]The Red and the Black[/I]

I was expecting this to be even more [I]Remain In Light[/I]-ish. It's a good album, though.

Soulwax - [I]Nite Versions[/I]
Red Eyed Legends - [I]The High I Feel When I'm Low[/I]

My uni listening today. That REL ep is pretty cool. They could be a great band if they tightened up and focussed.

Of Montreal - Wraith Pinned to the Mist and Oth

Lead Belly - In The Pines <--- Good Song

Elliott Smith - [i]Either/Or[/i]

Violent Femmes - [I]Add it Up[/I]
The Beatles - [I]The White Album[/I]
You Am I - [I]Hi-Fi Way[/I]

1 The Kodan Armada 76
2 Blacklisted 53
3 Saves the Day 42
4 Radiohead 22
5 Planes Mistaken for Stars 20
6 Pinback 14
7 Thursday 13
8 Q and Not U 12
9 Strung Out 10
9 Native Nod 10

1 the postman syndrome 39
2 Maudlin Of The Well 23
3 Cap'n Jazz 19
4 Joy Division 18
5 Refused 17
6 Pixies 15
7 Comeback Kid 14
8 The National 13
8 Yusef Lateef 13
8 Damien Rice 13

I didn't know you liked Comeback Kid man. That's wierd.

1 Mae 29
2 Kings of Convenience 20
2 Explosions in the Sky 20
4 The Cooper Temple Clause 16
5 Youth Group 14
6 Keith Green 12
7 Talk Talk 11
8 Set Fire to Flames 10
8 Six Degrees of Separation 10
8 Kayo Dot 10

Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Bigwig
Belvedere
The Flatliners

And other stuff my band wants to play for battle of the bands.

1 Matisyahu 92
2 Kanye West 42
3 The Smashing Pumpkins 21
3 At the Drive-In 21
5 Weezer 19
6 Cursive 17
6 The Cure 17
8 Guns N' Roses 16
9 Halfway To Gone 11
9 Faith No More 11

1 Emo Philips 41
2 Gnarls Barkley 33
3 Ween 27
4 Philip Glass 20
5 Ghostface 19
6 Buckethead 17
7 Erik Petersen's Mischief Brew 15
8 Dust Brothers 13
9 Butthole Surfers 12
10 Snakefinger 10

1 The Filaments 66
2 Against Me! 51
3 Johnny Hobo & the Freight Trains 39
4 Ghost Mice 30
5 Dwarves 26
6 Atom and His Package 20
7 The Macc Lads 18
8 Leftöver Crack 15
9 One Man Army 12
9 Hi Ho, Six Shooter! 12

1. AFI - 100
2. Aerosmith - 42
3. The Smiths - 35
4. Meshuggah - 33
5. Against Me! - 26
6. Metallica - 24
6. Sonic Youth - 24
6. John Frusciante - 24
9. Coheed and Cambria - 22
10. Agalloch - 21

I'm just now starting to like Sonic Youths older stuff, took me long enough.

Ghostface Killah - [i]Fischscale[/i]
Great record. That 9.0 from everyone's favorite online publication will no doubt give it a few more listeners.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - [i]Show Your Bones[/i]
I'm enjoy this more than I expected. Recently I've felt a lack of love for '06 albums so I decided to try a few more of them out, which is why I decided to give them another shot. I am pleasantly surprised.

Last night i listened to

[i]Swell Maps - Jane From Occupied Europe[/i]

Because of Nikki Sudden's death

[i]7 Seconds - The Crew[/i]

Because of the fuss made about it in the punk forum

[i]Angry Samoans - Back From Samoa[/i]

Because Angry Samoans are amazing

Imogen Heap - [I]Speak For Yourself[/I] - I'm really starting to enjoy this album after a few listens.
The National - [I]Alligator[/I] (same as above)
Immortal Technique - [I]Revolutionary Vol. 2[/I]

Last night was filled with long-standing favorites. Debussy's first book of preludes for solo piano and Wire's [I]Pink Flag[/I], which seem to be two of the biggest influences on my own sound.

I've decided to stop posting my Last.fm. At least I'm not doing it this week.

Blackalicious - Nia

This album might be as good as [I]Blazing Arrow[/I]. Actually, no it's not but it is still one hell of a rap album.

1 The Beatles 43
2 Stevie Wonder 21
3 Ryan Adams 14
3 The Beach Boys 14
3 Minus the Bear 14
6 The Raveonettes 13
7 Hot Snakes 11
8 Interpol 10
8 Bruce Springsteen 10
10 Son Volt 3

I am listening to the first Miles Davis I've ever heard on vinyl. A sextet (the Kind of Blue band with Bill Evans, not Wyn Kelly) live recording that I picked up for $4. It kind of sounds like sh[COLOR="White"]i[/COLOR]t, but the music isn't bad. Not great, either.

Alkaline Trio - Good Mourning

Hm.

catena collapse-elektra boogie

hm.

Prince - 3121

His best record in an age.

Scrawl - Velvet Hammer

Fast shooting up my list of the best albums ever. It gets better every time I hear it.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Television Personalities - And Don't the Kids Just Love It

I didn't like this before but wow it's really good.[/QUOTE]
Is that that band that does that song "All the Young Children on Crack" or whatever it's called? Because wow that song is horrible.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]
Slowdive - [I]Souvlaki[/I]

This sucks. Galaxie 500 pisses on this band.[/QUOTE]

So I got [I]On Fire[/I] because of this post. Seriously, what do these two bands have to do with one another at all?

1 Nick Drake 60
2 Heavy Vegetable 26
3 Radiohead 21
4 A Band Of Horses 17
4 Peter Tosh 17
6 Matisyahu 14
7 Get Him Eat Him 12
8 Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan 11
9 Jacob Miller 7
11 Bright Eyes 4

1 Talking Heads 44
2 Violent Femmes 31
3 Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs 23
4 Reagan Youth 21
5 The Vaselines 19
6 Creedence Clearwater Revival 18
7 Jello Biafra and Mojo Nixon 13
7 Daniel Johnston 13
9 Gang of Four 12
10 NUJABES 11

Right now I'm digging Funkadelic's [I]Maggot Brain[/I] again. Solid s[SIZE="2"]hi[/SIZE]t.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Is that that band that does that song "All the Young Children on Crack" or whatever it's called? Because wow that song is horrible.[/QUOTE]
It's on their reunion album that was just released a couple of weeks ago, I think. From what I've heard it's not good, but they had a few really solid albums throughout the 80's. Check out the one Nacho mentioned for their best.

1 Islands 38
2 Cursive 36
3 Mitch Hedberg 28
4 Mission of Burma 27
5 Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds 23
6 Broken Social Scene 21
7 Calexico 20
8 Tom Waits 16
9 MANTITS 14
10 Murder By Death 12


yesh

hm i want to hear this band called mantits

[QUOTE=Matt?]hm i want to hear this band called mantits[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.angelfire.com/scary/mantits/mp3.html[/url]

Just some weird dude with an acoustic guitar.

I reccommend:
"We're Just a Bunch of Multi-pronged Weird-*** Things"
"Let Me ****ing Die"
"Just be Thankful you're not Dead"

Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material

Awesome Irish punk raaaaaawk album released in 1979. Think the speed and fury of bands like The Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys and Black Flag with the intelligence of The Clash and The Buzzcocks. A must have for any punk fan.

Ghostface Killah - [i]Fishscale[/i]
Seriously. Da[size=2]mn[/size], I'm still loving it. Gets better each time I listen to it through. It makes me really anxious to hear the Ghostface + MF Doom record later this year.