Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album

4 is sex.

[i]Keep It Like A Secret[/i] is great, what are you talkin about? "Carry The Zero" and "Broken Chairs" rock.

Carry the Zero makes me stop and think every time I hear it.

Anyway, Deftones - White Pony is a lot better then I thought it was.

The Beatles - [I]Rubber Soul[/I]

More specifically, "Michelle". Oh man.

Talking Heads - [I]The Name of This Band is Talking Heads[/I]


Again. God, I love it.

I haven't listened to a lot of Deftones, I guess they just bore me. Or maybe Linkin Park has forever ruined the dynamic they use of "choruses consisting of one chord held forever and a scream, with quieter verses in between."

Get White Pony and listen to it a few times. It'll eventually grow on you alot.

I know it.

I've been digging Talib Kweli since I found out he's coming here in a week.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Maybe I'm fu[size=2]c[/size]ked but stuff like "Be Quiet and Drive" could almost be a louder version of Ride or something[/QUOTE]

There is alot of weird genres hidden in the Deftones. It's what has made them acutally last this long I think.

Well hell, I liked the first Korn album when I was in 9th grade, so liking stuff from the founders of nu-metal is definitely not unheard of for me.

However, isn't their song "My Own Summer (Shove It)" similar to Filter's "Hey Man Nice Shot?" I mean, there's that one riff and of course the big scream in the chorus.

Deftones are probably derivative in some ways, especially when it comes to their older material. But I like them. Old habits die hard. I'd posit that they're definitely more versatile than most of their peers, though.

I was listening to the new Morrissey earlier today (another Deftones influence.) It's pretty boring. But I was under the impression Ennio Morricone was dead. So that's nice to know.

I'm digging The Queen is Dead today, speak of the devil. This album always cheers me up.

[QUOTE=YDload]Well hell, I liked the first Korn album when I was in 9th grade, so liking stuff from the founders of nu-metal is definitely not unheard of for me.

However, isn't their song "My Own Summer (Shove It)" similar to Filter's "Hey Man Nice Shot?" I mean, there's that one riff and of course the big scream in the chorus.[/QUOTE]

I was never really huge on them, but I kept listening to White Pony ever so often and it got better and better.

The Pixies

I haven't listened to these guys in a very, very long time.

Yeah I listened to them today as well. They're such a fun band.

1 Mmm, I Love These Scrambled Eggs I Found In The Back Of The Fridge 64
2 Wait A Second, Why Were These Eggs In The Butter Container? 59
3 Oh God 57
4 You Mean... 50
5 I've Been Eating Expired Butter? 44
6 That's Disgusting 34
6 Absolutely Revolting 34
6 Sickening 34
9 Although They're Really Not That Bad With A Little Salt And Pepper 24
10 I Can't Believe It's Not Eggs! 20

Those bands must all be side projects and off shoots of each other, right?

No they just aren't very creative when it comes to band names. Well, the first guys were, but everyone just wanted to be like them even though half of them had never eaten expired butter :mad:

EDIT: For some reason, that list looks like an exchange of dialogue from Seinfeld.

1 Gorillaz 64
2 Operation: cliff clavin 41
3 Creedence Clearwater Revival 35
4 Minutemen 33
5 The Specials 17
6 The Bananas 16
7 Las Cruces 15
8 The Strokes 11
9 Bananas 10
10 The World/Inferno Friendship Society 7

And I've been digging all things Mischief Brew/Erik Petersen.

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - [I]B.R.M.C.[/I]

the kooks.
the cribs. british music is looking good.

I've been diggin the [I]Requiem for a Dream[/I] soundtrack. So tight.

Peeping Tom.

Everytime I listen to this album, I find a new favorite track. It's so tight.

1 Eminem 15
2 Imogen Heap 7
3 Kanye West 6
4 Mobb Deep 5
4 Jedi Mind Tricks 5
6 dead prez 4
6 Kelly Clarkson 4
6 Coldplay 4
6 Tha Alkaholiks & Diamond D 4
6 Wu-Tang Clan

Kelly Clarkson is of my sister's doing.

Man I've been listening to alot of hip hop.

Kraftwerk - [I]Autobahn[/I]

The Drones - [I]Millers Daughter[/I]
Beck - [I]Midnite Vultures[/I]
Silver Jews -anything I can get my hands on because they are fantastic. Better than Pavement? Nah, but friggen awesome.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]
Silver Jews -anything I can get my hands on because they are fantastic. Better than Pavement? Nah, but friggen awesome.[/QUOTE]

This is true. What's your favorite release by them?

The Jesus And Mary Chain - [I]Psychocandy[/I]
Dead Kennedys - [I]Plastic Surgery Disasters & In God We Trust, Inc.[/I]

Scott Walker - The Drift

Yesssss I've finally found the creepiest fu[I]c[/I]kin' album on earth. sCORE!

Drive-By Truckers - [I]The Dirty South[/I]

What an as[size=2]s[/size]-kicking-ly amazing band. I'm completely digging this album at the moment.

Johnny Cash - [I]At San Quentin[/I]

Not as good as [I]At Folsom Prison[/I]. Still awesome though.

Bob Dylan - [I]The Times They Are A-Changin'[/I]

This is the only Dylan album I've heard that I can't seem to get into.

Queens of the Stone Age - [I]Lullabies to Paralyze[/I]

I'm starting to think this is better than [I]Songs for the Deaf[/I].

It's been another post-y metal diggage period.

First, that one Spaceboy album with the long name that was mentioned a few pages back. It's neat, I'm glad it was mentioned.

Next, a big diggage for Rwake. They're neat.

And finally, I'm about to put on Minsk. They're neat, although a bit on the generic/unremarkable side for this whole post- thingy. But still neat and still enjoyable.

I usually post in punk but since my increase in indie listening I believe a post in here is needed.

Mogwai - Mr. Beast
Calexico - Convict Pool EP
Fugazi - 13 songs
Calexico + Iron and Wine - In the Reins

Oceansize - Everyone Into Position
Graham Coxon - Love Travels At Illegal Speeds
Porcupine Tree - Lightbulb Sun
Secret Machines - Ten Silver Drops

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]It's been another post-y metal diggage period.

First, that one Spaceboy album with the long name that was mentioned a few pages back. It's neat, I'm glad it was mentioned.
[/QUOTE]

Yeah. It's pretty good, I wish they'd sing more though.

I just had computer sex with another jazz head, so I'm digging Art Blakey, Ahmad Jamal, Charlie Hunter, and lots of other things.

Can anybody tell me whether or not I should buy the new Calexico record? I've got one album of theirs that I really like, I've seen them live and thought they were amazing, but I haven't really explored their recorded works, and I heard the new one was accessible but good. Any thoughts?

If you like what they did with Iron and Wine, buy it.

The two new Mission of Burma songs have been keeping me happy.

The Knife - [i]Silent Shout[/i]
and later I'll be listening to:
Fripp & Eno - [i]No Pu[size=2]ss[/size]yfooting[/i]

[QUOTE=Daniel!]The two new Mission of Burma songs have been keeping me happy.[/QUOTE]

The new album leaked a couple of days ago i think. I got it on soulseek today (as well as the upcoming Sonic Youth album, which also leaked yesterday) so i'll fo sho' be diggin' these when i get back later tonight. My soulseek name is 'jesus and tequila', for those interested.

Last nite i was diggin' Queens of the Stone Age and Mclusky.