Lots and lots of Electric Wizard. Mostly the first 3 albums, but a little bit of everything overall.

And also Dead Meadow. [i]Shivering King and Others[/i] and [i]Feathers[/i]. I needs to get me some more of their albums.

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]And also Dead Meadow. [i]Shivering King and Others[/i] and [i]Feathers[/i]. I needs to get me some more of their albums.[/QUOTE]

Fantastic. I can't wait to hear what they come up next.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Kayo Dot - [i]Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue[/i][/QUOTE]

What were your thoughts?

Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land: The Asch Recordings, Vol. 1
Old Crow Medicine Show - O.C.M.S.
Old Crow Medicine Show - Eutaw
Bob Dylan - Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

City of Caterpillar.

Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant
Mercury Rev - Deserter Songs
The Beatles - Revolver
Aphex Twin - Drukqs
Elliott Smith - Roman Candle

A Silver Mt. Zion - Horses in the Sky
M. Ward - Transistor Radio
M. Ward - The Transfiguration of Vincent

1 Iron & Wine 107
2 Set Fire to Flames 92
3 The Arcade Fire 66
4 Explosions in the Sky 64
5 Godspeed You! Black Emperor 62
6 Flying Saucer Attack 45
7 Wolf Parade 43
8 Mogwai 26
9 Do Make Say Think 24
10 A Silver Mt. Zion 22

Meh, the usual. Not that I'm getting bored of it or anything.

I actually got into Rage Against the Machine again, it's kind of odd but I'm really liking Renegades and the Self titled right now. How I Could Just Kill a Man is pretty amazing and most of the riffs are really fun to learn on guitar.

You should learn "Killing In The Name." That's one of the most fun songs I ever learned, but I haven't played it in probably four years, and I don't remember it all now. I know it's in drop D though.

Thee Silver Mount Revees - Live In Paris
(Spanking fresh new material, and it's amazing. AMSZ never sounded better. Their new cd will rule everything)

Jose Gonzalez - Veneer
(Devendra Banhart without the freaky bits. If you like Sun Kil Moon you will love this)

World's End Girlfriend - The Lie Lay Land

and thanks to JonM's avy, I'm currently listening to Matisyahu - Live At Stubbs and recalling how great that man was when I saw him live.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]
M. Ward - Transistor Radio[/QUOTE]

How are you liking that one?

Todays albums:

Spoon - Kill the Moonlight
Blonde Redhead - misery is a butterfly
Soul Coughing - Irresistible Bliss
A Perfect Circle - Emotive
The Prize Fighter Inferno - Inventing the Scene

[QUOTE=TalkingHead]How are you liking that one?[/QUOTE]

I've had it for a long time.

It's a great album. I usually don't like things like it, but it's such a group of solid songs. Plus his voice is fantastic.

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[QUOTE=JonM]You should learn "Killing In The Name." That's one of the most fun songs I ever learned, but I haven't played it in probably four years, and I don't remember it all now. I know it's in drop D though.[/QUOTE]That is one of the songs I learnt:thumb: I love that riff in the verses, it's really cool. I havn't played any 'riff rock' on guitar in ages so it's kind of refreshing to play this stuff.

Devandra Banhart - Nino Rojo

[QUOTE=Kyle]I actually got into Rage Against the Machine again, it's kind of odd but I'm really liking Renegades and the Self titled right now. How I Could Just Kill a Man is pretty amazing and most of the riffs are really fun to learn on guitar.[/QUOTE]

Meh, the Cypress Hill version was just fine. But RATM has the best riffs ever, and they're always doubled by the bass so they're fun for me to learn as well. Know Your Enemy = the best riff ever.

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]Devandra Banhart - Nino Rojo[/QUOTE]
Yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay

Every time I hear that album for the rest of my life, and it will be many times, I will remember this semester in vivid detail.

[QUOTE=JonM]Yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay

Every time I hear that album for the rest of my life, and it will be many times, I will remember this semester in vivid detail.[/QUOTE]

I wasn't diggin' it a whole lot at first, but last night I put it on before falling asleep. It worked much better in that situation. Dig+.

But there wasn't much dig on the Cripple Crow I put on right after that, other than a few songs. Methinks I need to check out some more of his older stuff.

The Who - [I]The Who Sell Out[/I]

John Coltrane - [I]Giant Steps[/I]

Bill Evans Trio - Waltz for Debbie

First time with this. "Milestones" is pretty amazing.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]Bill Evans Trio - Waltz for Debbie

First time with this. "Milestones" is pretty amazing.[/QUOTE]

You'll most likely feel that way about the whole record soon enough.

In my case, remove the word "pretty" and replace it with "really."

[QUOTE=Parfait]You'll most likely feel that way about the whole record soon enough.[/QUOTE]

I think so. I think I'll just put it on repeat for the rest of the afternoon.

The Who - Tommy
Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance

Idaho - The Lone Guman

Folk with a nice dose of ambience.

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]I wasn't diggin' it a whole lot at first, but last night I put it on before falling asleep. It worked much better in that situation. Dig+.

But there wasn't much dig on the Cripple Crow I put on right after that, other than a few songs. Methinks I need to check out some more of his older stuff.[/QUOTE]
I think [i]NR[/i] and [i]RitH[/i] are far and away the best, but that doesn't mean I don't love all the other things, [i]CC[/i] included.

His cd with Xiu Xiu is interesting.

Mogwai - Mr. Beast
Pixies - Doolittle