i've been watching the Lovitt Transmissions DVD and the Radiohead - Meeting People is Easy DVD

^^^^ What is the Meeting People DVD like? Is it really good? Is there much "bad stuff" in it? I'm thinking of buying it.

Yeah, I've been meaning to pick it up. Its a documentary, correct?

Well, I'm listening to Black Rebel Motorcycle Club right now.

Johnny Cash - [I]American Recordings[/I] has been declared Tangy Zizzle's Official [B]Album of The Week[/B]

For the past couple of weeks I have been listening to alot of Opeth, The Kills, and Ludwig Van Beethoven's 9th Symphony by conducter Herbert Von Karajan.

[QUOTE]Posted By [B]bruise pristine[/B]
For the past couple of weeks I have been listening to alot of Opeth, The Kills, and Ludwig Van Beethoven's 9th Symphony by conducter Herbert Von Karajan.[/QUOTE]

The Kills = :thumb:

Lately I've been listening to the Smiths a lot, mainly the album "The Queen is Dead" and a few songs that I downloaded. They're really good, I already want to buy another one of their albums.

Also I've been listening to a band called Naked City, this John Zorn avante-garde band. They were a definite influence on Fantomas, so if you like Fantomas then check out Naked City.

And I've been listening to "Grace" by Jeff Buckley.

I'm a big metal head usually, but lately I have gotten into Death Cab for Cutie, The Lovers, Bright Eyes, etc.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]^^^^ What is the Meeting People DVD like? Is it really good? Is there much "bad stuff" in it? I'm thinking of buying it.[/QUOTE]

It's pretty much a documentary on OK Computer and their 1997-1998 tour. There's a lot of interviews with the band and clips from some of the shows, and really that's about it, with the exception of some "arty" footage that's reminiscent of parts of the Fugazi Instrument video. There's also some footage of Radiohead in the studio. As for "bad stuff", there's some footage of Thom Yorke with a wine bottle and the dreaded eff-word a few times, if that's what you meant by "bad stuff".

I've been listening to Cap'n Jazz and Bjork lately. And A Perfect Circle.

[QUOTE=OPIV]It's pretty much a documentary on OK Computer and their 1997-1998 tour. There's a lot of interviews with the band and clips from some of the shows, and really that's about it, with the exception of some "arty" footage that's reminiscent of parts of the Fugazi Instrument video. There's also some footage of Radiohead in the studio. As for "bad stuff", there's some footage of Thom Yorke with a wine bottle and the dreaded eff-word a few times, if that's what you meant by "bad stuff".[/QUOTE]

haha, yeah, that's what I meant by "bad stuff". I think I'll buy it sometime soon.

I finally got into Modest Mouse, and I've been on a Bowie fix recently (even though I've liked him for the longest time) which may have something to do with seeing him live last friday. :)

Full Frequency has just completed there new website with an All-New Forum, Fan Page, Audio Samples, CD's and T-Shirts on sale at the store. Check it out at [url]http://www.fullfrequencymusic.com[/url]. Be sure to purchase your copy of "Insdie Madison". The CD Release party is scheduled for June 2nd @ the House of Blues-Anaheim w/Orgy and Godhead.

[QUOTE=BillCosby]I finally got into Modest Mouse[/QUOTE]

heh, i was just about to post the same thing

maybe it's because of the mood i've been in lately or something, but i was never really a big fan until tonight "life like weeds" came on my playlist and i didn't know what song it was...

then after i realized it was modest mouse i downloaded a bunch of songs by them. after hearing "dramamine" i decided they officially rock.

Right now it's ash for me, i can't wait to get their new album even though i've already seen them play it all live, and i will do again at Leeds Fest :thumb:

I rediscovered Muse too...Origin Of Symmetry is good.

Also:

Mogwai - Happy Songs For Happy People
dEUS - The Ideal Crash
Pixies - Doolittle
Aphex Twin - I Care Because You Do
Desert Sessions - Volume 9&10
Death Cab For Cutie - Tansatlanticism
Flaming Lips - Transmissions From The Satellite Heart
Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing

I have yet to listen to my latest purchase, Damien Rice's debut cd...but I'm sure I'll dig it. I remember going to the record store when I bought my first Ani DiFranco record. I heard this amazing song with this incredibly sexy female vocalist...I told the shopkeeper, what record this was...she said "Damien Rice". I guess that settles that.

I downloaded some songs by "TV on the Radio", and I'm loving them. I wanna get my hands on their album as soon as possible. If you wanna check out some songs, get "Blind", "Staring at the Sun", and their cover of the Pixies song "Mr Grieves".

I've also started getting into Modest Mouse, Squarepusher, and the Boredoms.

[QUOTE=OrbDragon]I have yet to listen to my latest purchase, Damien Rice's debut cd...but I'm sure I'll dig it. I remember going to the record store when I bought my first Ani DiFranco record. I heard this amazing song with this incredibly sexy female vocalist...I told the shopkeeper, what record this was...she said "Damien Rice". I guess that settles that.[/QUOTE]

Man i dont think its possible to dislike it, i listened to it the other day and its so raw, yet so beautifull.

I second that.

lately i've been listening to

the sleepy jackson - Lovers
Elliott Smith - XO, either/or
Kashmir - Zitilites
and songs by
Cursive
Jim Yoshii Pile-Up
Now it's Overhead

I've really got into aussie band Spiderbaits new album Tonight Alright (bout ***** time). Its got a mad redo of Ram Jams, Black Betty.

I've been diggin' on:
Mew
The Umbrella Sequence
and !!!.

The Umbrella Sequence have a new CD coming out in June. It's gonna rock.

Ive been listening to alot of Tool and Zakk Wylde and his Black Label Society. Awesome stuff :thumb:

Favourites at the moment;

Franz Ferdinand - Selft Titled
Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Like Bad News
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Minus The Bear - Highly Refined Pirates
Q And Not U - No Kill No Beep Beep

Primus-Pork Soda

The Cows are awesome!!!!! Can I be a Cows head too?

higher intelligence agency
explosions in the sky
mogwai
american football
dance disaster movement
lightning bolt
as the sun sets

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]Lately I've been listening to the Smiths a lot, mainly the album "The Queen is Dead" and a few songs that I downloaded. They're really good, I already want to buy another one of their albums.

Also I've been listening to a band called Naked City, this John Zorn avante-garde band. They were a definite influence on Fantomas, so if you like Fantomas then check out Naked City.

And I've been listening to "Grace" by Jeff Buckley.[/QUOTE]

do you have naked city's "black box"? the torture garden is SUPER great.

[QUOTE=pacahmyhead]do you have naked city's "black box"? the torture garden is SUPER great.[/QUOTE]

Nah I just have one album that I downloaded, "Grand Guignol". It's good though.

Fu Manchu - [I]...In Search Of[/I] has been declared Tangy Zizzle's Official [B] Album of The Week[/B]

Just got a Pearl Jam DVD ($9 AU) and The Pixies- Surfer Rosa and Come On Pilgrim.

I think [I]everyone [/I] should go out and get themselves a copy of [I]The Essential Johnny Cash[/I]. It pretty much covers Johnny's career, pre-American Recordings. A definate must-have for any music fan with an ounce of respect in their bodyy.

[QUOTE=iHATEgc]
lightning bolt[/QUOTE]

sweet man, ive been getting more into them lately, you must know brainiac then...

also ive been into:

servotron
dismemberment plan
iron and wine
six finger satelitte
galactic
orbital

Lately, I've been getting into the New York Rock scene. Mainly the good old 60's bands like The Doors, The Velvet Underground, Phish and Grateful Dead. Also been checking out some bands influenced by these, such as The Dandy Warhols, The Beta Band, and the Strokes. I haven't been able to get "Dry The Rain" out of my head for weeks now. Can't fully explain it really. These bands are so much different from most others. They're a healthy mix of blues, jazz, and rock n' roll. That's all I've got for now, I guess so I'll see you on the dark side of the moon.

[i]Cap'n Jazz[/i] is amazing... *spooges pants*

Listening to the Cows again. Awesome band, just takes years to find their songs.

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]Nah I just have one album that I downloaded, "Grand Guignol". It's good though.[/QUOTE]

i would highly suggest the black box. the torture garden sounds like a crazier version of fantomas' first album, and the leng tch'e is very similar to delirium cordia.

also, he does even more stuff outside of naked city.

i'd suggest taboo and exile, I.A.O., and filmworks V: tears of ecstasy. the drum work on those albums make danny carrey look bad.

Artist: Modest Mouse. Between Lonesome Crowded West, Building Nothing Out Of Something, The Moon & Antarctica, and the new one, I think it's safe to say that Modest Mouse suck at making bad albums, because they haven't yet.

Album: Highway 61 Revisited, Bob Dylan. I was raised to hate Dylan's voice by my father, but this album is so incredible that I'll risk getting disowned.

Song: "Take Me Out", Franz Ferdinand. To be honest, I heard the album, and I was a little disappointed. It might take a few listens, but d*mn! this song is good. The moment where it slows down into that groove is the coolest part of any new song in 2004 so far, IMO.

I just listened to Adam and Tje Ants this morning and I liked it!

Im always listening to REM. As a matter of fact Murmur is one of the greatest albums ever. I listen to it everyday. Especially Sitting Still. Also i've been digging the new Calexico EP called Convict Pool. It's incredible.

Hey. I'm new here; just joined today. My name is not important; I go by either Phoenix or Espionage; or Phe. Whatever you want to call me.

I play the electric guitar in the styles of Chris Cornell, Kim Thayil, and Tom Morello; and I am giong to be taking up the steel and acoustic guitars as well...just wanted to introduce myself before getting to the good stuff:

The bands I listen to are not new, but they are great.

Soundgarden
Euphoria Morning
Temple Of The Dog
Audioslave
Linkin Park
Rage Against The Machine
Nirvana
Pantera
NiN
Slipknot
Mudvayne
Hatebreed
Manson
Kittie
Static-X
System Of A Down
Weezer
Deftones
And much, much more...mainly Grunge bands.

By the way:
My e-mail address is:

[email]Espionage@musician.org[/email]