Cuff the Duke. An awesome alt-country band, definately worth checking out - each song is pretty distinct and different from one another.

I'd love to meet Nachoin person. Really I would.

Still diggin' on Faux Pas. It's clever music.

Also been on a big Weezer trip lately.

That new band with the dork from blink is on tv right now. The single sounds like U2 listening to like Saves the Day or something. Terrible.

[quote=Little Man being Erased]The new Streets album is pretty good, not as good as his previous albums, but still good.[/quote]
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that it's [i]really[/i] good. I've only listened once, but I feel like I like it better than the first one. I think the second one is a masterpiece, but in terms of which record is more [i]enjoyable[/i], I think it might even be the new one.

I just got Ill Communication by the Beasties for a dollar yesterday, so I be diggin' that junt.

Listened to a buncha Weezer last night, but I think chronological order would have been better :-/

Also I keep forgetting how bad my computer's speakers are so I had to listen to Pixies with headphones on to even remember that there is a bass player there.

[QUOTE=JonM]I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that it's really good. I've only listened once, but I feel like I like it better than the first one. I think the second one is a masterpiece, but in terms of which record is more enjoyable, I think it might even be the new one.[/QUOTE]
It most certainly is enjoyable. I don't think it will have as much lasting enjoyability (is that a word?) as the first two albums though.

I was gonna post my last fm list but it seems to represent the artists I've listened to about 2 days before it's generated which is weird so I'm not going to post it.
Over the last few days I've listened to tons of music (mainly on the way to see my girlfriend)

Big L - [I]Lifestyles Ov Da Poor & Dangerous[/I]
The Bees - Sunshine Hit Me (why I criminally ignored this album in my collection for this long I will never know)
Scarface - [I]The Diary[/I]
The National - [I]Alligator[/I]
My Chemical Romance - [I]Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge[/I] (feel free to laugh)
Funeral For A Friend - [I]Seven Ways To Scream Your Name[/I]
Built To Spill - [I]Ancient Melodies Of The Future[/I]
Chimaira - [I]Pass Out Of Existence[/I]
Ben Folds - [I]Rockin' The Suburbs[/I]

Frank Zappa - Uncle Meat
Dag Nasty - Can I Say
The Walkmen - Bows and Arrows

and lots of the Refused.

[QUOTE=Interstate]I was gonna post my last fm list but it seems to represent the artists I've listened to about 2 days before it's generated which is weird so I'm not going to post it.
Over the last few days I've listened to tons of music (mainly on the way to see my girlfriend)

Big L - [I]Lifestyles Ov Da Poor & Dangerous[/I]
The Bees - Sunshine Hit Me (why I criminally ignored this album in my collection for this long I will never know)
Scarface - [I]The Diary[/I]
The National - [I]Alligator[/I]
[B]My Chemical Romance - [I]Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge[/B][/I] (feel free to laugh)
[B]Funeral For A Friend - [I]Seven Ways To Scream Your Name[/B][/I]
Built To Spill - [I]Ancient Melodies Of The Future[/I]
Chimaira - [I]Pass Out Of Existence[/I]
Ben Folds - [I]Rockin' The Suburbs[/I][/QUOTE]


hahahahahahaha.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Over and Over Again (Lost and Found)
Elliot Smith - Rose Parade
Coldplay - The Scientist/A Rush Of Blood To The Head
Copeland - Choose The One Who Loves You More
Bouncing Souls - That Song
Franz Ferdinand - Do You Want To

Those are all songs, btw.

Ted Leo - [I]Shake the Sheets[/I]
Jamie Lidell - [I]Multiply[/I]


Yeah.

Today I checked out 65daysofstatic and Project Polaroid's s/t (one of Kool Keith's most recent releases). Both are very solid.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]That new band with the dork from blink is on tv right now. The single sounds like U2 listening to like Saves the Day or something. Terrible.[/QUOTE]


I'd think it would be the other way around.

Brian Eno
Moby
Yo La Tengo

Speaking of Prince, I heard his new album the other night and, surprisingly, enjoyed it immensely.


Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - [I]Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus[/I] (the best Nick Cave album I've heard)
Eskimo Joe - [I]A Song is a City[/I]

go aussie go

Queens of the Stone Age - [I]Lullabies to Paralyze[/I]
Hot Snakes - [I]Automatic Midnight[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]The Name of this Band is Talking Heads[/I]

The Replacements - [I]Let it Be[/I]

A band from Minneapolis came to our school to play. Their name is Radio ON and they were pretty good. I guess you could call em "bar rock," you know just a lot of crowd pleasing songs. I talked to them after the show about other bands from Minnesota and the first one they mentioned was The Replacements :cool:

:cool: Tight.

Nomeansno - [i]Wrong[/i]

Damn, its like a great album night or something.

I'm heavily diggin' all the hip hop from the mailing list. Especially Mr Lif.

Another Green World needs a flaw.

Sonic Youth - EVOL
Velvet Underground - VU&N
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - From Her to Eternity

Peeping Tom - Peeping Tom

Mike Patton's new poppy/hip-hoppy album...it's good. I was shocked when I heard Norah Jones say things like 'keep it in your pants' and 'mother****er' on it. The collaboration with Massive Attack is a standout.

A teacher at my school likes Refused. That's pretty cool. Other than Refused I've just been listening to The Winnie Coopers.

lately i've been listening to obscure and overlooked genres like mathrock, artrock, shoegazing and crazy japenese rock

You registered to say that?

Morphine - [I]Yes[/I]

The Bonus Disc that comes with Elvis Costello's [I]This Year's Model[/I]. Pretty good stuff on there. And it ends with the fu[size=2]cking[/size] fantastic "Stranger in the House."

1 Julius Weezer 73
2 Motivation For Drinking Milk Straight Out Of The Carton 62
3 Grow In Pains 58
4 Don't Forget To Floss, Albatross 41
5 Pee 30
6 Tired Of Beating Up Grandma 28
7 I Didn't Know You Could Catch That From Toilet Seats 25
8 Five More Wanks 22
9 Stop Chewing 15
10 Side Effects May Include Rocking The Fu[size=2]ck[/size] Out 14

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Queens of the Stone Age - [I]Lullabies to Paralyze[/I]
Hot Snakes - [I]Automatic Midnight[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]The Name of this Band is Talking Heads[/I][/QUOTE]

Sounds "tangy."

-The Decemberists - The Tain EP

Although it technically really just one 20 minute song, I definitely dig this more than the full albums. I've been constantly returning to it here and there since I got it.

-Peeping Tom - s/t

Now that I've spent some time with it, I'm diggin' it more than I was at first. 'Tis nice.

Super Furry Animals - Mwng

I played one of the pretty ballad-y songs from it for my less music-savy pals, just the get a laugh with the Welshnesosity, and it made me wanna dig the full album again for the first time in a little while. Dig.

Swell Maps - [I]Jane from Occupied Europe[/I]

[QUOTE=Zappa]Sounds "tangy."[/QUOTE]
Yes, "tangy" but good.

Rancid - And Out Come the Wolves
Lagwagon - Trashed

and now Operation Ivy. its been awhile.

I've been digging
Echo and the Bunnymen- Ocean Rain,
Television - Marquee moon
and Nada Surf- Let Go

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Jesus Lizard - [I]Shot[/I][/QUOTE]

That wins the prize for being the worst album that Jesus Lizard has ever made.

Boards of Canada - Music has the Right to Children

I love [I]Telephasic Workshop[/I] and [I]Roygbiv[/i].

Ted Leo & the Pharmacists - [I]Hearts of Oak[/I]

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Ted Leo & the Pharmacists - [I]Hearts of Oak[/I][/QUOTE]

that's what i like to hear




I'm digging Gnarls Barkley. "Smiley Faces" is probably my favorite.

I need to cop that Peeping Tom

Anyway, I really like Mr Lif right now, as well as The Wedding Present, with a little Bad Brains thrown on top.

And of course MF Doom, hence the avatar.

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]I was shocked when I heard Norah Jones say things like 'keep it in your pants' and 'mother****er' on it. The collaboration with Massive Attack is a standout.[/QUOTE]
yeah, weirded me out too. it works, though.

Frank Zappa - [I]Cruising With Ruben & The Jets[/I]
Busdriver - [I]Fear Of A Black Tangent[/I]
Peeping Tom - [I]Peeping Tom[/I]

Yo La Tengo - [i]I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One[/i]
Wilderness - [i]Vessel States[/i]
Gnarls Barkley - [i]St. Elsewhere[/i]