1 Minus the Bear 35
2 At the Drive-In 29
3 Minutemen 28
4 Iron Maiden 22
5 Primus 16
5 Tool 16
7 Hüsker Dü 14
8 Pixies 13
9 ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead 12
10 Melvins 11

My lastfm list isn't very exciting! I guess I'll have to start making fake ones again :-/

[QUOTE=YDload]
My lastfm list isn't very exciting! I guess I'll have to start making fake ones again :-/[/QUOTE]

Please don't. It takes away from how funny you are in everything but those.

Somewhere out there, there is a band called Manfactory. -10/10

Today I'm digging David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust. Possibly the most influential singer/songwriter album of the 1970s.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]
5 Suicide 29
[/QUOTE]

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In other news

1 Manic Street Preachers 20
2 New York Dolls 15
3 Pulp 12
4 Black Flag 11
5 Stevie Wonder 10
5 Creedence Clearwater Revival 10
7 Beck 7
7 Bauhaus 7
7 The Pogues 7
10 The Dead Milkmen 6

Interesting week, to say the least. Glam rock to hardcore punk to R & B to goth rock to folk/country rock.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Tom Petty - various

"I Won't Back Down", "The Waiting", "Refugee", "You Wreck Me", holy crap. Some of the best rock/pop songs ever written.[/QUOTE]
Fu[size=2]ck[/size] yeah, Tom Petty is awesome.

I second your f[size=2]u[/size]ck yeah.

Fu[size=2]ck[/size] yeah.





I'm listening to Tool - [I]Ænima[/I].

Kayo Dotting

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]"Temptation" is the greatest pop song ever written. I would go as far as to say it is my favourite song ever.[/QUOTE]I'm always hesitant to make bold statements like that, but seriously, pop doesn't get much better than that.

Pink Floyd - [i]Dark Side of the Moon[/i]

I always tend to put this one aside because of the over exposure and because it's just not my favorite Pink Floyd album. However, I was listening to it while driving home tonight and it really just seemed to fit the mood perfectly.

Wire - Pink Flag

Competely unrelated to Zappa's avatar, I swear. I just downloaded it and it is great.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Kayo Dotting[/QUOTE]
[I]
Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue[/I] cuts me to the core.

Iron & Wine - [I]Woman King EP[/I]

[QUOTE=el doctor]Pink Floyd - [i]Dark Side of the Moon[/i]

I always tend to put this one aside because of the over exposure and because it's just not my favorite Pink Floyd album. However, I was listening to it while driving home tonight and it really just seemed to fit the mood perfectly.[/QUOTE]

It's not my favorite either, and it does get hyped up sooooo much, but all in all it's a solid record.

We listened to Dub Side of the Moon at work today :cool:

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]We listened to Dub Side of the Moon at work today :cool:[/QUOTE]

They're coming out with Ok Comdubter.

Or some **** like that.

Bob Dylan - [I]Blood On The Tracks[/I]
Bob Dylan - [I]The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan[/I]

Off Minor - The Heat Death of the Universe
Off Minor - Innominate
[I]
daaaaa'yum[/I]

[quote=pixiesfanyo]They're coming out with Ok Comdubter.

Or some **** like that.[/quote]Oh my god it's going to blow a[size=2]s[/size]s.

Nick Drake - [I]Pink Moon[/I]

Such a good album.

The Cardigans-[I]Life[/I]

1 Wilco 23
2 Elliott Smith 21
3 The Walkmen 16
4 Beck 15
4 Ted Leo and The Pharmacists 15
6 Gnarls barkley 13
7 Radiohead 11
8 The Beatles 10
9 Talib Kweli 8
9 Built to Spill 8

Wire - Pink Flag

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


It's taking some time but I'm beginning to really dig this album.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]John Coltrane - [I]Giant Steps[/I]


It's taking some time but I'm beginning to really dig this album.[/QUOTE]

/refrains from making joke about taking little steps

lolzorz omg rofl

The Little Ones - Sing Song EP

This is really good.
Nice, nice indie pop.

Britney Spears

autolux

Gnarls Barkley and fIREHOSE.

Hahahaha, dude, Gnarls Barkley was seriously the gayest thing I've ever heard. My friend made me download a song and it was god awful. No offense to you or anything, I just think Gnarls Barkley is gay.

I'm not sure why Amazon felt it necessary to so heartily recommend to me the forthcoming Twilight Singers release, but it has at least got me listening to [i]Gentlemen[/i] again.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]Hahahaha, dude, Gnarls Barkley was seriously the gayest thing I've ever heard. My friend made me download a song and it was god awful. No offense to you or anything, I just think Gnarls Barkley is gay.[/QUOTE]

best post ever amirite

Beulah
Clutch
Rwake
QotSA

I like when my band names fit neatly into a block formation.

The Flaming Lips - [I]Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots[/I]

I'm too poor right now to afford their new album, so I'll just rock out to this this sunny afternoon.

MF Doom
Frodus
Panthers
Hot Snakes

My friend got me into Frodus, who play "pseudo-emo post-hardcore punk". They're not at all mindblowing but I hear some NoU influences here and there, which is good enough for me.

Joy Division - [I]Closer[/I]

Still don't really like this album very much. It's OK, I guess.

I'm liking the Kooks more than I expected to.

Flaming Lips- "Hit to Death in the Future Head"
disgustingly underrated. why doesn't anybody ever talk about this?
it's so cool, you can tell it's the Flaming Lips, but the style is wayyyy out there. like loud, noisy, distorted and fuzzy crazy psychedelic punk, with all the fun melodies that make the Lips who they are.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Yeah that's my opinion of Closer too.[/QUOTE]
Is [I]Unknown Pleasures[/I] better?

Modern Life is War - [I]Witness[/I]

Probably one of the most emotional albums I've ever listened too.

Girl Talk

this is the s[size=2]h[/size]it