John Coltrane
Arctic Monkeys

Nirvana
Skabominable Snowmen

[QUOTE=Zappa]Nirvana
[/QUOTE]

:confused:

The Nation Of Ulysses - [I]Plays For Pretty Baby[/I] and [I]13 Point Program to Destroy America[/I]

I always forget how ridiculously awesome [I]Plays For Pretty Baby[/I] is.

The three Drones songs I have.
A couple Hella songs.
More Gogol Bordello.

Today:
Robert Pollard - [i]From A Compound Eye[/i]
Pixies - [i]Surfer Rosa[/i]

[QUOTE=asymm][/i]
Pixies - [i]Surfer Rosa[/i][/QUOTE]

:smoke:

A Glimpse Into Slug's iPod!

Air - Talkie Walkie
Andrew Bird - Andrew Bird and the Mysterious Production of Eggs
Animal Collective - Feels
Aphex Twin - I Care Because You Do
The Arcade Fire - Funeral
Atmosphere - Sad Clown Bad Dub 2
Beck - Sea Change
Bjork - Debut
Boards of Canada - Twoism
Brian Eno - Apollo
Broadcast - Tender Buttons
Castanets - First Light's Freeze
Clogs - Stick Music
David Bowie - Low
Deep Purple - In Rock
Deerhoof - Apple 'O
Deftones - White Pony
The Dirtbombs - Ultraglide in Black
Don Caballero - What Burns Never Returns
The Doors - Morrisson Hotel
Elbow - Leaders of the Free World
The Elected - Sun, Sun, Sun
Elliot Smith - Figure 9
Every Move a Picture - Signs of Life
The Fall - The Complete Peel Sessions
The Flaming Lips - Clouds Taste Metallic
Frank Zappa - One Size Fits All
Goldie - Timeless
Little Barrie - We Are Little Barrie
Mr.T - Mr.T's Commandments (:lol:)
Pretty Girls Make Graves - Elan Vital
Sun Zoo - Hope Flies
Tom Waits - Small Change

Yea, I got bored.

Silent Company (the album) - Black Majesty

All Things Bright and Beautiful - [i]Love and Affection[/i]

One of the most honest and depressing albums I've heard in a while. According to his myspace page, he sounds like:

the smiths, low, flannery o'connor, the beautiful south, the housemartins, j.d. salinger, blonde redhead, depeche mode, belle and sebastian


This is a stunning album, I reccomend everyone check it out. I'm about to listen to [i]Moon Safari[/i] now. I'm on a quest to put all of my cds onto my computer.

Good Clean Fun - Straight Outta Hardcore
Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land: The Asch Recordings, Vol. 1
Fugazi - Repeater + 3 Songs
Fugazi - Live at Irving Plaza, NYC 04.05.1995

Mr. Canty, you kick a'ss.

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Good Clean Fun - Straight Outta Hardcore
Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land: The Asch Recordings, Vol. 1
Fugazi - Repeater + 3 Songs
Fugazi - Live at Irving Plaza, NYC 04.05.1995

Mr. Canty, you kick a'ss.[/QUOTE]
I've been listening to a lot of GCF too. I saw them last night and they kicked arse.

Birds are Spies They Report to the Trees - demo, 7"

good ol' emo.

Explosions In The Sky - [i]The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place[/i]

I can always come back to this album.

Goldfrapp - Supernature
Secede - Tryshasia
Modest Mouse - Lonesome Crowded West, The Moon And Antartica
The Decemberists - Picaresque


[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Birds are Spies They Report to the Trees - demo, 7"

good ol' emo.[/QUOTE]

They have an awesome name.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]a touch of Baby Huey (props to Bartender)[/QUOTE]

Hope you like him.


I've been listening to all kinds of different stuff lately. Noticeably, been listening to Air - Talkie Walkie; the first four tracks are great, but the rest seems a little disappointing. I've listened to the first four a lot more than the rest so far though, so maybe it's just that. Other than that, the main thing I can think of is rediscovering how much I like [i]The Shape Of Punk To Come[/i] and North - North.

[QUOTE=Bartender]North - North.[/QUOTE]
heh, i saw them perform in early january. their new material is horrible, and the singer smoked his voice away. it's tragic really.

That is a shame. Still, it's not like I would have been seeing them live any time soon. At least I have this album.

Thomas Dybdahl - That Great October Sound

Such an amazing album. Amazing voice.

"Life Here Is Gold" is beautiful.

[I]First Impressions of Earth[/I]

[QUOTE=OrbDragon]Thomas Dybdahl - That Great October Sound

Such an amazing album. Amazing voice.

"Life Here Is Gold" is beautiful.[/QUOTE]

I'm thinking it's about time I checked out this guy.

I bought at borders yesterday:

Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
The reissued Slanted And Enchanted
and the reissue of Petitioning The Empty Sky.

I have to say I'm digging Tom Waits alot.

I take it I'm not the only one who's weekly artist chart still hasn't shown up?

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I'm thinking it's about time I checked out this guy.[/QUOTE]

I checked him out after Orb whored his name and put up an mp3 for foreced listening. He's pretty damm good, has a unique voice.

CD's listened to today and yesterday
Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose
Aphex Twin - Richard D James Album
The Aquabats - Fury of the Aquabats
B52's - Cosmic Thing
Ben Harper - Fight For Your Mind
Beck - Guerolito
Blue Meanies - Full Throttle

And now: The Beatles - White Album

[QUOTE=Luxor]I take it I'm not the only one who's weekly artist chart still hasn't shown up?[/QUOTE]
Last.Fm is just being screwy.


I've listened to Highway 61 Revisited a few times today.

Half-Handed Cloud - Learning About Your Scale

Kinda reminds me of Olivia Tremor Control crossed with The Unicorns. Except different.

1 Bob Dylan 38
2 Erik Petersen 34
3 Sonic Youth 21
3 Ghost Mice 21
5 Incubus 20
6 Bob Dylan and The Band 16
7 The Stooges 14
8 Defiance, Ohio 12
9 Robert Blake 10
9 Mischief Brew 10

I've never willingly listened to Incubus in my life, so they must have been my brother. Overall pretty accurate list.

Simon & Garfunkel

what the hell? According to last fm I've listened to radiohead 84 times in 2 days. I just recall listening to HTTT twice. weird.