[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I'm massively digging Nick Drake at the moment. Pink Moon is so great. So short but so great.[/QUOTE]

Get Bryter Layter as soon as you see it, Pink Moon's essential but BL is a masterpiece in itself.

The Grey Album is so good.

Ani Difranco's live version of Grey is so d[I]a[/I]mn beautiful, dammit.

Antipop Consortium are amazingly good.

Oh, yeah! The other APC. :cool: Haven't heard from those guys in a while. They kick it, though.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]No.

Descripton puhlease.

Edit: to Iai's post.[/QUOTE]
About The Honeymoon? You'd have to call them pop, but they're pop in a way pop fans won't appreciate anywhere near as much as indie fans. Hugely melodic, really melancholy. They have a male and a female vocalist - I'm pretty sure they're just a duo and the guy does all the music.

They sound very Scandinavian. Which might seem an odd thing to say, but they do.

Try Reconcile if you wanna download something and check them out.

[QUOTE=Iai]Oh, yeah! The other APC. :cool: Haven't heard from those guys in a while. They kick it, though.[/QUOTE]

My friend told me about them last night, so I downloaded "Arrhythmia." It's AWESOME.

No problem. :)

I just listened to the Denali tracks I downloaded ages ago. I'm stunned. Great stuff.

Hey Iai, you should come online so I can send you that Rahsaan Roland Kirk stuff that Medopalis and I enjoy so much.

Will do tomorrow. Backing up and formatting my PC right now. :upset:

[QUOTE=Iai]I just listened to the Denali tracks I downloaded ages ago. I'm stunned. Great stuff.[/QUOTE]

:cool:

I'm quite enjoying Kyuss and the other stuff I borrowed too.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Hey Iai, you should come online so I can send you that Rahsaan Roland Kirk stuff that Medopalis and I enjoy so much.[/QUOTE]

I still haven't found "The Inflated Tear" on Soulseek and I can't see your files either :upset:

Ooh, I'm starting to love Rahsaan. It's just like what my dad plays on his stereo, but I find this a lot more accessible and fun to listen to:)

Bread, take the plunge into the word of AIM.

Radiohead.:thumb:

man, i'm gone for a day and it's like 2 new pages already.... to think i missed out with a busted foot.... anyway, I've also been listening to a lot of ...trail of dead, the fall, de facto (i know, I'm a little whore to the ATDI guys), mae, keepsake, reggie and the full effect, church, echo and the bunnymen, richard chesse (lounge against the machine is hilarious!), the buzzcocks, the secret machines, elliot smith, jeff buckley, olivia tremor control, oui oui, of montreal, the stills, muse, bowie, e.l.o., time-lapse consortium, the velvet underground and brian eno...

Massice Attack is brillant by the way :-).... almost forgot to... if you like mogwai check out Sigor ros and if you like sigor ros check out mogwai ;-)

dammit... i forgot to mention mr.bungle and tomahawk....

nice taste yo.

I just finished downloading The Grey Album, and dayum it's good.

I'm listening to the new A Perfect Circle album. I'm not digging it though.

I've been digging The Mint Chicks, Kyuss, Pixies, and Fantomas.

kirkrock85 - I like your style. :cool:

Dismemberment Plan.

But they piss me off, [i]Emergency & I[/i] (only album I've heard) has some amazingly amazing songs, and a bunch of pretty darn good but not amazing songs, and then there's some stuff on there just plain sucks to me.

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]Dismemberment Plan.

But they piss me off, [i]Emergency & I[/i] (only album I've heard) has some amazingly amazing songs, and a bunch of pretty darn good but not amazing songs, and then there's some stuff on there just plain sucks to me.[/QUOTE]

those "not so good songs" grow on you over time, its an amazingly solid album once you give it more time. also get Change, its also pretty consistant but a bit of an evolution in their music.

what on E & I dont you like that much?

[QUOTE=Iai]kirkrock85 - I like your style. :cool:[/QUOTE]
thanks, same to you

Oh wow... one band i listened to and was very upset with is Posion the Well.... ick. They actually called themselves an emo band... so i was thinking along the lines of today's emo... your thursdays. thrices, the used even.... but, no it was like the new metallica (which was horrible, and I have every other metallica album) but with 10 year olds that didn't know how to play their instruments and has gastric disorders... it was the WORSE thing i've heard... maybe the nu-metal kids will like them

At the moment I'm obsessed with Happylife's debut album, "Sweet Resort". They're a new band from London that have many different styles of music, mostly Indie/Alternative, but sometimes sound like emo or just plain metal, the best songs off the album are "The Way You Hate Me", ""Perfect Sneer", "Final Alibi" and "My World"

[QUOTE=Master Arkam Kannon]those "not so good songs" grow on you over time, its an amazingly solid album once you give it more time. also get Change, its also pretty consistant but a bit of an evolution in their music.

what on E & I dont you like that much?[/QUOTE]

I think the ones that I actually dislike are "Spider in the Snow"... and maybe "You Are Invited"? Dunno, I can't play through it to make sure because daddy is watching tv and the computer is in the living room, etc. There's also about 2 other songs that I don't really dislike, but I don't like either... but since I don't really pay attention to song names, even with some of my favorite bands, I can't remember which ones are the pretty-darn-good-but-not-amazing songs and which ones are the don't-like-but-don't-dislike songs...

You Are Invited really grows on you later, but at first it doesnt seem like that good of a song. Try to focus on the lyrics at a particular time and you'll really hear how uplifting it is.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Bread, take the plunge into the word of AIM.[/QUOTE]

I've got an account, I've just gotta remmber my password. And to actually sign in :p

Get Rahsaan br3ad, it's worth it.

Today I have listened to:

Alexisonfire - Watch Out!
Elliott Smith - From A Basement On The Hill
Explosions In The Sky - Both albums

So yeah, that's what I'm digging.

Tub Ring (I suggest you take a gander at them if you like Mr. Bungle) has a new album out, but I only got the first 2 songs from it so far.

But man, they're pretty groovy. If the rest is as good, it'll probably become my favorite Tub Ring album. Or at least tied for fav.

here ya go
 

anybody who hasn't heard of bright eyes...should download (or buy) all of their albums...they're amazing...most heart felt lyrics i have ever heard...

and that's what i've been diggin lately.

i'm digging on rainer maria right now.

and pretty girls make graves.

Sigur Ros' first album [i]Von[/i] was released yesterday (for the first time) in the States... so I've been listening to that...

[QUOTE=Master Arkam Kannon]You Are Invited really grows on you later, but at first it doesnt seem like that good of a song. Try to focus on the lyrics at a particular time and you'll really hear how uplifting it is.[/QUOTE]

The same exact thing happend to me. I love that song more than......well, I like it a lot.

I've been listening to a lot of Bright Eyes, Elliot Smith, and Explosions In The Sky tonight.

The other night, I went on a downloading spree and ripped hundreds of songs from the computers of my fellow classmates.

I got: Belle and Sebatian, Jurassic 5, Elliott Smith, Grateful Dead, Sparta, Coheed and Cambria, AtDI and some more.

[QUOTE=Discord Theory]I've been listening to a lot of Explosions In The Sky tonight.[/QUOTE]

I listen to a lot of them every night :)

[QUOTE=asymm]Sigur Ros' first album [i]Von[/i] was released yesterday (for the first time) in the States... so I've been listening to that...[/QUOTE]

I heard about that. Unfortunatly I haven't seen it in Australia yet :(

[QUOTE=The Tway]i'm digging on rainer maria right now.[/QUOTE]

They sound a bit like Death Cab with female vocals. Artificial Light is a pretty good song:)