The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower - [I]Love in the Fascist Brothel[/I]
?uestlove - [I]Babies Makin' Babies Vol. 2: Misery Strikes Back[/I]

It was hot out today. Summer's kicking in.

Saxon Shore - [I]The Exquisite Death of Saxon Shore[/I]

Neil Young - [i]After the Goldrush[/i]
and
The Wire (Magazine) Tapper 15

Since returning from tour I have listened to:

Sonic Youth - [i]Daydream Nation[/i]
Aereogramme - [i]A Story in White[/i]
Botch - [i]We Are The Romans[/i]

Set Your Goals
Lifetime
None More Black
Kid Dynamite
Saves The Day

I am in love with the cover of "London, London" that Cibelle and Devendra Banhart did.

Greetings, and like dig this:

I've just had a cool revelation.

What band and their groupees couldn't use total phone bill elimination to keep um going, and, 20% cash off on gasoline, diesel, Walmart and more?
Any thoughts? So maybe just call like tomarrow, Sunday.
Get her done!
ThanX.
Michael ph 402 601 0784

Who?

the

Leafcutter John - [i]The Forest and the Sea[/i]
Pretty interesting combination of mildly experimental electronic fields combined with acoustic, melancholy singer/songwriter moments.

Fridge - Happiness
Fridge - Semaphore
Bell Orchestre - Recording A Tape The Colour Of The Light
Gerling - 4

[QUOTE=tzoom]Greetings, and like dig this:

I've just had a cool revelation.

What band and their groupees couldn't use total phone bill elimination to keep um going, and, 20% cash off on gasoline, diesel, Walmart and more?
Any thoughts? So maybe just call like tomarrow, Sunday.
Get her done!
ThanX.
Michael ph 402 601 0784[/QUOTE]

Ehhhhhhh?

Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician

Greatest intro to any album ever.

Yesterday I finally got my hands on [I]Black On Both Sides[/I].

Wow. Now I know why its held in such high regard, simply an amazing album.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician

Greatest intro to any album ever.[/QUOTE]

SATAN SATAN SATAN!!!!!

I just listened to that album before. So good. I'm listening to Fugazi now.

Panic! at the disco - a fever you cant sweat out

yeah i like it, so what?

so you lose

[QUOTE=dei]I am in love with the cover of "London, London" that Cibelle and Devendra Banhart did.[/QUOTE]

Cover of Caetano Veloso's song? If so, where can I hear this?

Listening to Veloso's [I]Estrangeiro[/I] at the moment, I guess he got help on the album from Arto Lindsay, so I was hoping for something a little more wild. But it's ok. And I finally found/bought Nomeansno - Wrong yesterday so I'm gonna spin that in a bit.

You can watch the video [URL="http://www.crammed.be/crammed/movies/londonlondon.mov"]here[/URL].

Melvins - Houdini
Lightning Bolt - Wonderful Rainbow
Descendents - Milo Goes to College

[QUOTE=Zmev]Panic! at the disco - a fever you cant sweat out

yeah i like it, so what?[/QUOTE]

I like it too. It's catchy.

Cake - [I]Fashion Nugget[/I]

This albums pwns. The[I] I Will Survive[/I] cover is ace.

Chingy - One Call Away

Jens Lekman - [I]Oh You're So Silent Jens[/I]
Pavement - [I]Slanted & Enchanted[/I]

[QUOTE=Zebra]Lemon Jelly - [I]Lost Horizons[/I]

The samples are kind of lame but the music is pretty soothing.[/QUOTE]

I've been intending to check out an album of theirs ever since that song they did on William Shatner's album. Left it too long and Amazon jacked up their price, though.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]
And I finally found/bought Nomeansno - Wrong yesterday so I'm gonna spin that in a bit.[/QUOTE]

I remember you liked It's Catching Up. Hope you like the rest.

Sun Ra - [i]Atlantis[/i]
It's taken me too long to finally listen to him...

I've been diggin' my Black Sabbath Greatest Hits record, Genghis Tron's [I]Cloak of Love[/I] and these two songs I found on the net, one by Metallic Falcons and the other by The Czars. I shall look to buy CDs by those two as soon as. And Eloy.

[QUOTE=asymm]Sun Ra - [i]Atlantis[/i]
It's taken me too long to finally listen to him...[/QUOTE]

That's a great album. Not quite as good as [I]Space is the Place[/I] but close.

[QUOTE=asymm]Sun Ra - [i]Atlantis[/i]
It's taken me too long to finally listen to him...[/QUOTE]

And it's pretty not bad, right?

The final track is reaching its conclusion right now - and it's wonderful. The combination and varieties here are so liberating. It's beautiful, free, and open. An extremely inspiring listen. Unfortunately I have to go to work now, which is going to be quite the buzz-kill.

bIG fLAME - Rigour

Chaotic as hell post punk! I am going to fall in love with this album, it's so abrasive and disjointed. The way things should be.

Cursive - [i]Happy Hollow[/i]
Wires on Fire - [i]Homewrecker[/i]
Beulah - [i]When Your Heartstrings Break[/i]

[QUOTE=asymm]The final track is reaching its conclusion right now - and it's wonderful. The combination and varieties here are so liberating. It's beautiful, free, and open. An extremely inspiring listen. Unfortunately I have to go to work now, which is going to be quite the buzz-kill.[/QUOTE]

Do you come to this album with no background in free jazz?

Lilys' [I]Eccsame the Photon Band[/I] is painfully mediocre. It's like Slowdive with a drier delivery and a slicker sound. Blech.

[b]Screeching Weasel - [i]Boogadaboogadaboogada[/i]
Screeching Weasel - [i]Television City Dream[/i]
Screeching Weasel - [i]How Make Enemies and Irritate People[/i][/b]
Classic pop-punk.

[b]Even in Blackouts - [i]Zeitgeists in Echo[/i]
Even in Blackouts - [i]Myths and Imaginary Musicians[/i][/b]
Classy acoustic pop-punk with the Screeching Weasel lead guitarist.

[I]Discography[/I] by Indian Summer is some of the best emo I've ever heard. Am I allowed to call it emo?

[QUOTE=Zappa][I]Discography[/I] by Indian Summer is some of the best emo I've ever heard. Am I allowed to call it emo?[/QUOTE]
Whoa, Zappa likes Indian Summer

[QUOTE=Luxor]Whoa, Zappa likes Indian Summer[/QUOTE]

Except "Angry Son" has the most trite, cliche'd guitar part ever. And the Slint vocals on top just make it a laughable recording all around. Other than that, I dig the bluesy samples and the emo explosions throughout.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]I just heard Kirsty MacColl covering "A New England" and it's about a thousand times better than Billy Bragg's version.[/QUOTE]
Surely that's not possible.


[I]Lost in Translation[/I] Soundtrack
The Smiths - [I]The Smiths[/I]
Queens of the Stone Age - [I]Queens of the Stone Age[/I]
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - [I]Worlds Apart[/I]
AFI - [I]Sing the Sorrow[/I]
Air - [I]Talkie Walkie[/I]

For some reason I've never really given QOTSA's self-titled a proper listen until now after having had a copy of it for a couple of years at least. It's good but not as good as any of their other albums.

[QUOTE=Zappa][I]Discography[/I] by Indian Summer is some of the best emo I've ever heard. Am I allowed to call it emo?[/QUOTE]

Is it all studio material? I only have their bootlegs.

What other emo do you like?

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Is it all studio material? I only have their bootlegs.

What other emo do you like?[/QUOTE]

I do believe it to all be studio material. I got it from dei on slsk.

I like Rites of Spring and Embrace, and some screamo bands like Gospel, Hot Cross, Saetia, pg. 99, and Off Minor.