Okkervil River - [I]Down The River of Golden Dreams[/I]

I really like this record.

Flipper
Sun City Girls
Husker Du

Beck - [I]Mutations[/I]

This kicks the **** out of [i]Sea Change[/i].

EDIT: that it does.

Jools Holland has a good-looking lineup this week. David Gilmour, Paul Simon, Elvis Costello, Crosby and Nash, the Streets.. Has just started though, so I suppose it could all turn out badly. I turned on halfway through a Gilmour track, which sounded great; might have to think about getting [i]On An Island[/i] after all.

Last week's was good, too.

There's at least one other guy there, but he's Brazilian and I have no idea how to spell his name.

David Gilmour? :eek:
Paul Simon? :eek:
Elvis Costello? :eek:

habbadahabbadahabbada

Anyhow

Television - [I]Marquee Moon[/I]
Patti Smith - [I]Easter[/I]

Artsy-punk day. Might follow that up with some Coltrane.

Story of the Year - Page Avenue

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]^ hey there's a post I like

except for Flipper[/QUOTE]

Nonsense, Flipper are great.

I'm digging a band called Alice Donut. Kinda similar to some Butthole Surfers stuff, or as similar as is possible to that crazy band.

The Velvet Teen - [I]Out Of The Fierce Parade[/I] sort of. Some songs are kinda meh. Some songs are great though.

Over the past few days:

Mudhoney
Butthole Surfers
Frank Zappa
Mission of Burma
Dinosaur Jr

Peeping Tom - S/T

Yesterday/this morning I dug:

Utada Hikaru
Samurai Champloo OST
Yura Yura Teikoku

Hooray for them crazy Japanese.

Thrice
Between the Buried and Me
Tool
...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead

Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin - Broom

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]^ hey there's a post I like

except for Flipper[/QUOTE]

'the f[SIZE="2"]u[/SIZE]ck's wrong with Flipper?

Kid Dynamite
Saves The Day

The Strokes - Is This It

I've been getting into My Bloody Valentine, I just got Loveless, and I really like it.

Mission of Burma - [I]The Obliterati[/I]

Solid.

[QUOTE=Mr Observations]
I'm digging a band called Alice Donut. Kinda similar to some Butthole Surfers stuff, or as similar as is possible to that crazy band.[/QUOTE]
Alice Donut rule.

The Pop Group - Y
Unwound - Repetition

If the world was a better place, everyone would know and love these bands.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Mission of Burma - [I]The Obliterati[/I]

Solid.


Alice Donut rule.[/QUOTE]

Indeed they do.

I'll have to pick up The Obliterati soon.

[QUOTE=randomthought9]I've been getting into My Bloody Valentine, I just got Loveless, and I really like it.[/QUOTE]
great great great band.
try to find Ecstacy and Wine, it's not as popular as Loveless or Isn't Anything(which isn't that good compared to their other stuff) but it's a great CD. the songs "Never Say Goodbye" and "Strawberry Wine"(both on Ecstacy and Wine) are too undernoticed for how great they are.

Flipper are a great band.

Slint - Spiderland
Red House Painters - Ocean Beach
Victim's Family - White Bread Blues

anyone that likes bands like the Minutemen and NoMeansNo should really check out Victims Family.

Did anyone catch Peeping Tom on Conan last night?

It was sweet.

Anyhow, I've been diggin' tons of hip hop lately, but more specifically anything MF Doom touches.

Siouxsie & the Banshees - [I]Kaleidoscope[/I]

Was itching for some post-punk tonight, so I did some soul-seeking. This was the first to download, and it's quite good.

Chisel - [I]8A.M All Day[/I]

At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command, In/Casino/Out
Radiohead - The Bends, OK Computer
Joe Bonamassa - You and Me
Mr. Bungle - California

Venetian Snares - The Chocolate Wheelchair Album
Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped

I'm gonna join in the praise;

[I]The Obliterati[/I] is brilliant.

Nacho, remember when noone listened to Mission of Burma around here?

I remember. Nacho and you whored them a whole lot.

"Celebrated Summer" might be Husker Du's best song. It's hard to imagine that they make 'em better than that.

Jeff Mangum - Live at Aquarius Records

For like the third separate time.

elliott smith - s/t
the brian jonestown massacre - ... and this is our music
the brian jonestown massacre - tepid peppermint wonderland

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I remember. Nacho and you whored them a whole lot.[/QUOTE]

Damm skippy. We had good reason too. You dig them right? You need to hear this record if you do man, best thing they've done IMO.

Yeah, I dig. I'm looking forward to hearing this.

[QUOTE=Lexxy]recently i've been hooked on an album called 'loose in the air' by the double.
they kinda remind me of pavement - but they're a lot more experimental.

Listen to On Our Way by Double : [url]http://www.napster.com/player/tracks/15973138[/url]

also been listening to tapes n' tapes bad *** new album. it ruuulless!!!![/QUOTE]



tapes n' tapes ne album is great, I will take a listen to the link and see if I like it, I like Pavement sort of so I bet I will like it, thanks!

Acid Bath
Nebula
Alice in Chains
Belle and Sebastien - haha, so out of place.

[QUOTE=YDload]"Celebrated Summer" might be Husker Du's best song. It's hard to imagine that they make 'em better than that.[/QUOTE]

Celebrated Summer and New Day Rising are my two favorites.

Frank Sinatra - [I]Songs for Swingin' Lovers![/I]
Gnarls Barkley - [I]St. Elsewhere[/I]
Tom Petty - [I]Full Moon Fever[/I]
You Am I - [I]#4 Record[/I]

[QUOTE=sr800bkBassist]great great great band.
try to find Ecstacy and Wine, it's not as popular as Loveless or Isn't Anything(which isn't that good compared to their other stuff) but it's a great CD. the songs "Never Say Goodbye" and "Strawberry Wine"(both on Ecstacy and Wine) are too undernoticed for how great they are.[/QUOTE]

I'll do that. :thumb:

At work (Hollywood Video), we play this DVD with trailers and such. Well, on there are a couple of eMusic commercials that are very nice. [url]http://www.emusic.com/features/commercial.html[/url] So, I suppose I'm digging those because I've seen them about 50 times each, but still enjoy them.

And also,
A.C. Newman - [i]The Slow Wonder[/i]
Raoul Björkenheim / Ingebrigt Håker Flaten / Paal Nilssen-Love - [i]Scorch Trio[/i]