Yeah, Reel Big Fish, yeah!

Pavement - everything
Silver Jews - Tanglewood Numbers
Black Market Baby - Baby Take

I'm so addicted to Pavement these last few days.

The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy
The Small Faces - Ogden's Nut Gone Flake
Goblin **** - Bagged and Boarded

Pulp - [I]His 'n' Hers[/I]
I Heart Hiroshima - [I]A Three Letter Word for Candy[/I]
Pixies - [I]Surfer Rosa[/I]

I think I might be in the right frame of mind to listen to Butch Walker again. I didn't really think much of [I]Letters[/I] when I first heard it but I'ma give it another shot.

With my newfound interest in Pop n all.

Pop is popular for a reason. :cool:

No, Reel Big Fish, no!

Yes, dei, yes!






[size=1]some of their stuff anyway[/size]

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]The Small Faces - Ogden's Nut Gone Flake[/QUOTE]

I don't like this album that much, but I love the opener. When I first heard it sampled on [I]Beauty and the Beat[/I], I was like, "Awww, yeah."

The White Birch - [i]Come Up For Air[/i]

just got the knife cd, so that and fischer spooner

Red House Painters - [i]Red House Painters II[/i]
Red House Painters - [i]Shock Me[/i] EP
Maja Ratkje - [i]Voice[/i]

The Futureheads - News and Tributes

I didn't really like their first album, but you could tell they were really trying to do something neat unlike a lot of similiar minded bands. I'm still not sold, but this is nice. "Skip To the End" is easily better than anything I've heard from them. Probably one of the catchier tunes I've heard this year. Handclapper it is. Title track is good, too.

the loon by tapes n tapes is cool.
also the new aloha.

Listen to Mountain (Album Version) by Aloha : [url]http://www.napster.com/player/tracks/16565611[/url]

The Loon is good.

Syd Barrett - [I]The Madcap Laughs[/I]

Any fans of progressive/psychedelic music should definitely check this out.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]Syd Barrett - [I]The Madcap Laughs[/I]

Any fans of progressive/psychedelic music should definitely check this out.[/QUOTE]
i think i will deffinitely check it out.

The Twilight Singers - [I]She Loves You[/I]

I like Afghan Whigs so I checked this one out, finally. Turns out it's a pretty solid covers album. That and the album cover @_@

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]I don't like this album that much, but I love the opener. When I first heard it sampled on [I]Beauty and the Beat[/I], I was like, "Awww, yeah."[/QUOTE]

Yea, me too!

I pointed that out to a friend of mine tonight.

:eek:

New Outkast song.

The critic in me says, "This ain't a jaw-dropper," but I just bitchslapped that cynical idiot. [URL="http://home.gwu.edu/~noz/mp3/mightyo.mp3"]Outkast++[/URL]

These Internet radio stations on iTunes are pretty good. Since I'm not connected to my school's shared network in the summer, I have to figure out ways to hear lots of different songs without paying for it.

Heard a Built To Spill song "Kicked It In The Sun" which is just another reason that I need to get [i]Perfect From Now On[/i] as soon as possible.

Elliott Smith binge

Iron and Wine - [I]Woman King[/I]
Can't wait to see uh, him at Sasquatch!

Just bought a couple of cds:

The Ponys - [i]Celebration Castle[/i]
The Smiths - [i]The Smiths[/i]

$20 for both.

^ Nice.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]The Futureheads - News and Tributes

I didn't really like their first album, but you could tell they were really trying to do something neat unlike a lot of similiar minded bands. I'm still not sold, but this is nice. "Skip To the End" is easily better than anything I've heard from them. Probably one of the catchier tunes I've heard this year. Handclapper it is. Title track is good, too.[/QUOTE]
"Skip to the End" is a totally rad track. So dang catchy. I, like you, wasn't very impressed by what I heard off their debut but I'm gonna check that album out.



[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Yeah Grab That Gun is great. The guitarist sounds more like Johnny Marr than Johnny Marr does nowadays.[/QUOTE]
Hah, truth.

new tool album.

Been smashing it lately.

Interpol - "turn on the bright lights' has made a bit of a resurgence in my playlist.

Pixies - [I]Surfer Rosa[/I]

Oh man oh man, this shi[size=2]ts[/size] all over [I]Doolittle[/I].





That's not to say [I]Doolittle[/I] ain't good.

Frank Zappa - We're Only in it For The Money

King Crimson - [I]Red[/I]
King Crimson - [I]The Power To Believe[/I]

It's interesting how different yet how good both of these albums are. [I]Starless [/I]has Fripp's best guitar work, man is it good.

Mazzy Star, Mozart, and Björk.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Pixies - [I]Surfer Rosa[/I]

Oh man oh man, this shi[size=2]ts[/size] all over [I]Doolittle[/I].





That's not to say [I]Doolittle[/I] ain't good.[/QUOTE]

I'm not so sure.
I mean...it has Bone Machine and stuff...I dunno, maybe I just need to listen to it more.

No way, it hit me straight away. I love it. I'm becoming a Pixies fan. Yo.

funnyz.

[I]Surfer Rosa [/I]is their best, anyone that says otherwise can suck on deez nuts.

For some reason, Surfer Rosa just didn't get to me like it seems to for most people. Doolittle is definitely my favorite.

You didn't listen to it enough.

GZA - [I]Liquid Swords[/I]

THE GENIUS!

GZA and RZA wreck Method.

Orange Juice and Trashcan Sinatras are both completely awesome.

The Legondary Pink Dots - Asylum

Clinky-clink to SOP and DMD.




:chug:

the double's album called 'loose in the air'...it rules!

Listen to Ripe Fruit by Double : [url]http://www.napster.com/player/tracks/15973139[/url]

The new Razorlight single 'In The Morning'. Am not really a Razorlight fan but the new single has a lot more personality and direction than anything on the first record ever did. That and **** loads of Manic Street Preachers stuff.