[QUOTE=Zesty Mordant]does this mean i could never be a priest?[/QUOTE]
Of course it does.















;);)

Nastradamus (MF Doom Remix)

The Soviettes

Good pop-punk, especially the first album.

Swell Maps- [I]A Trip to Marineville[/I]

It goes so well with playing Mario.

Cluster - [I]Cluster 71[/I]

Sooooo noisy, but soooooo evocative.

Gospel
Boris - [I]Akuma No Uta[/I]

and Beulah's [I]When Your Heartstrings Break[/I]. Not something I listen to on a daily basis, but at the moment it's making me smile. A lot.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]( By the way can someone tell me how to pronounce "Cocteau?) [/QUOTE]

Just coc-toe, so far as I know.

Operation Ivy - [I]Energy[/I]
Ted Leo/the Pharmacists - [I]Hearts of Oak[/I]

The Rakes, i would describe them as brit garage rock.
Say Anything, indie emo pop maybe
The Junior Varsity, mainstream sounding pop rock (sorta fall out boy'ish)
Wolf Parade, indie math rock
Little Brazil, similar to Desaparecidos only less anguished/noisy

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Ted Leo/the Pharmacists - [I]Hearts of Oak[/I][/QUOTE]

ever since i listened to Shake The Sheets i've been a big Ted Leo fan. i've listened to all of them except the first, and they're all good. my favorite track of theirs is probably St. John The Divine

[QUOTE=Happymeal]and Beulah's [I]When Your Heartstrings Break[/I]. Not something I listen to on a daily basis, but at the moment it's making me smile. A lot.[/QUOTE][size=4]♥♥♥[/size]

Quasi - [i]Featuring "Birds"[/i]

The Specials - [I]The Specials[/I]
The Specials - [I]The Singles Collection[/I]

Alrighty I have [i]29[/i] here, now I just need to listen. I am prepared to be disappointed.

I could make a legal purchased copy stolen for your benefit if I could be bothered

Sylvia and Steven up a tree, K I S S I N G....


Today I dug:
Tangerine Dream - [i]Cylcone[/i]
Tangerine Dream - [i]Phaedra[/i]
Air - [i]Premiers Symptomes[/i]

What I got at the local Thrift shop:

Vinyl:
Simon and Garfunkel - The Concert in Central Park
Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits

Unfortunately I don't have a record player. :(

I'm planning to buy one after Christmas, anybody know a cheap way of obtaining it?

[QUOTE=Liberi]Sylvia and Steven up a tree, K I S S I N G....


Today I dug:
Tangerine Dream - [i]Cylcone[/i]
Tangerine Dream - [i]Phaedra[/i]
Air - [i]Premiers Symptomes[/i][/QUOTE]
you need a gender-reversed nickname too darling

[QUOTE=rbv]What I got at the local Thrift shop:

Vinyl:
Simon and Garfunkel - The Concert in Central Park
Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits

Unfortunately I don't have a record player. :(

I'm planning to buy one after Christmas, anybody know a cheap way of obtaining it?[/QUOTE]
Ask your parents to ask their friends, I'm sure one of them has an old record player lying around. To many people it's such a dead technology they'll give it to you for free just to clear up a foot of storage space. You might even get some free records in the mix. That's how I got mine, no free records though. :(

I'm currently listening to Opeth's [I]Damnation[/I] for the first time, and after being slightly underwhelmed, I think I'm starting to understand why they have won such acclaim, particularly the notoriety of this album. "Death Whispered A Lullaby" is a dark, evocative song, and Akerfeldt's clean vocals work excellent... I think I really like this song. This is approximately my first real exposure to Opeth.

I'm still on my Post Rock tear, and I've found a new band to direct a lot of energies at - yndi halda. Their EP, [I]enjoy eternal bliss[/I], I found to be mind blowing.

I'm also hooked on Tom Lerher recently. Funny, funny man.

what's your electronic mail address again, sylvia?

according to my decoding results I shall be sending an email to sylvia.plath at google electronic mailing service dot com stat

I listened to the first track, the aptly titled "29", then Itunes fritzed out on me and I don't want to reload it or find my CD player. It was a decent song.

That's what I heard too, but you'll be able to hear it for yourself once you check your email stat

Anyone else up for it, while I'm awake?

Just discovered Deerhoof and Blonde Redhead.

Yay.

Yay. What do you think of the new Kayo Dot?

I've been digging Of Montreal.
Ba ba ba.

[QUOTE=Lazer57]Wolf Parade, indie math rock[/QUOTE]

Indie math rock, eh?

People are getting really pompous with genres and sub genres.


I've been listening to Set Fire To Flames this morning.

[QUOTE=wanker_2]Indie math rock, eh?

People are getting really pompous with genres and sub genres.


I've been listening to Set Fire To Flames this morning.[/QUOTE]

im a proper newbie 2 this kinda stuff - can some1 explain the genres n crap like that, cos i actually wanna know what ppl r on about!:confused:

Doolittle

Gorilla Biscuits

[QUOTE]im a proper newbie 2 this kinda stuff - can some1 explain the genres n crap like that, cos i actually wanna know what ppl r on about![/QUOTE]

Wolf Parade are not math rock.

Belle and Sebastian - [i]The Life Pursuit[/i]