[QUOTE=YDload]OrbDragon is really good at this. I always feel like I'm missing out on something because I haven't heard what he has :([/QUOTE]
word, though he intrigues me to check them out so I won't feel inferior to his indiness.

oh and thanks for the note in the Zen Arcade review =)

[QUOTE=cheeto-t]word, though he intrigues me to check them out so I won't feel inferior to his indiness.

oh and thanks for the note in the Zen Arcade review =)[/QUOTE]

NP ;) Please don't get upset and delete your review just cause I don't like it. You've clearly entertained a lot of people, or rather, everyone except me and pixiesfanyo.

[QUOTE=YDload]NP ;) Please don't get upset and delete your review just cause I don't like it. You've clearly entertained a lot of people, or rather, everyone except me and pixiesfanyo.[/QUOTE]
Its coo, its coo

I bought Hangable Auto Bulb - Aphex Twin today, and I'm wondering exactly how many drugs he was on during the making of those two EP's. The first song has a kid saying mash potatoes over and over for 5 minutes :eek:

Ok, so for the past few weeks I've been caught up with The Make Up, I gave them a better listen since the vocals' girly yelling turned me off the first time. Having a great experience with Nation of Ulysses and Ian Svenonius' singing in Plays Pretty for Baby, plus liking Weird War/Scene Creamers(Ian's band right now) made me appreciate the grooviness of In Mass Mind more. I don't know how to describe them.. funk-inspired garage rock? I'll be hooked to them for a while, that's for sure.

And as for the album in my avatar.. I used to think Murder City Devils were just an OK band until I heard R.I.P.. I have In Name and Blood and heard a couple of songs from Empty Bottles, Broken Hearts but I wasn't really that impressed. Hearing them live made me a fan, the intensity of the band (not to mention their singer) on their last show is just unbelievable. If you haven't heard anything by them, I suggest this record since it's a good sum-up of their career, even though it doesn't really have much variety as far as the mood of the songs go. Pure rock 'n roll, that's what they are. Highlight tracks: "Midnight Service in the Mutter", "Boom Swagger Boom", "Waltz", "Cradle to the Grave"

There, good enough?

That's more than enough dude. It's not really you I was pickin; out.

Great choices. Two of my favourite bands ever.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]funk-inspired garage rock

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Show me where to sign up.

Freestyle Fellowship and everyone that descended from them, including Aceyalone, Abstract Rude, and Busdriver. I've been in to Busdriver for a long time, but I'm more into him now.

Grecian Defense
Harmolo
Ambission

Like I've said before, Domestica is the best album of the decade so far. It's completely perfect for what it's going for and Kasher's vocal/guitar melodies are ace. If I could write just one song from this album I'd be estatic. That's what I've been digging.

domestica reminds me of good times. i received it as a gift( :D ). took me ages to get into but when i finally did i felt cool:cool:

Yeah, that gift was from me. :angry:
I love Domestica. I find it has a little more edge than The Ugly Organ. It has this hard, raw sound/feel to it.

calm down, i am very grateful. they're american too :eek:

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Like I've said before, Domestica is the best album of the decade so far. It's completely perfect for what it's going for and Kasher's vocal/guitar melodies are ace. If I could write just one song from this album I'd be estatic. That's what I've been digging.[/QUOTE]

Why'd you only give it a 4 on Sputnik if you consider it the best album of this decade?

I've been listening to Mogwai mainly. I'm listening to some Dredg this morning. I don't think it's necessary to explain either of those bands because everyone has heard them already.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]I'm really beginning to enjoy Danny Elfman. [/QUOTE]
Whats he have going for him besides the Simpsons theme?


I've been diggin Rites of Spring. Epic as epic can be.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]He's done the soundtracks for most of Tim Burton's stuff for the last fifteen or so years, from Pee-Wee to Edward Scissorhands to the Corpse Bride, aswell as the Desperate Housewives and Tales From The Crypt.[/QUOTE]
Whoa. Cool guy.

Roxy Music

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]He's done the soundtracks for most of Tim Burton's stuff for the last fifteen or so years, from Pee-Wee to Edward Scissorhands to the Corpse Bride, aswell as the Desperate Housewives and Tales From The Crypt.[/QUOTE]

Not to mention a member in Oingo Boingo, who had their moments (few and far between, but there).

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath][url=http://www.sputnikmusic.com/bands.php?bandid=2152]Some [B]awesome cool glam guy [/B]wrote a bio on him[/url][/QUOTE]


Those exist?

[QUOTE=Wanker]Why'd you only give it a 4 on Sputnik if you consider it the best album of this decade?[/QUOTE]

Because, I made that review awhile ago. And it's a grower.

I've been digging Bowie's Scary Monsters tonight. Fripp plays guitar. It's probably my favorite Bowie. Plus he doesn't **** around with all that faggoty dancewear labyrinth ****

There were cheap Sonic Youth cds at JB today, so I bought [I]Confusion Is Sex[/I]. Maybe I'll dig it.

I'm digging The Magnetic Fields - I.

Aftersquawk
Gambling Art
Savagery
The Pandas
Mauve

im new to this thing.but i take it that everyone knows bout the arctic monkeys?the best band of 2005?the best band in 2006-wait and see... they are big in england.

Songs to check out:
from the ritz to the rubble
bigger boys and stolen sweethearts
choo choo
a certain romance



another band is the rakes-totally british i know but theyre class especially live.Reuben are another overlooked quality band-heavier... Just thought id let you know bout 3 of my fave bands at present

[QUOTE=NachoChez]anyway

Indian Summer - [I]Discography[/I] and [I]Live: Blue Universe[/I]

[I]Discography[/I] = top five emo albums of all time. It is imperative that everyone checks it out if you like early emo at all.[/QUOTE]

Meh. It's decent. But Angry Son is the only truly memorable song in my opinon.

i predict big things for
mystery jets
editors
young knives
arctic monkeys (sorry but it's true)
plan b
and perhaps maximo park will get bigger
and definatly willy mason will hit the big time

[QUOTE=NachoChez]You're just making up band names, aren't you?[/QUOTE]

No, you're obviously just not indie enough.

Angry Samoans
fIREHOSE

fIREHOSE don't get enough credit. They may forever live in Minutemen's shadow, but they're still pretty damn good. George Hurley really shines with them.

[QUOTE=Bukowski]


fIREHOSE don't get enough credit. They may forever live in Minutemen's shadow, but they're still pretty damn good. George Hurley really shines with them.[/QUOTE]
True.


I'm having a D.C. hardcore phase as of late.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]Not to mention a member in Oingo Boingo, who had their moments (few and far between, but there).[/QUOTE]

This guy brought in an Oingo Boingo CD into work today for me to hear.

Catchy songs, but not really my bag.