[QUOTE=br3ad_man]so you lose[/QUOTE]


i cant wait 'till you lodge your head from your a[size=2]ss[/size]

Sweet. I didn't know you liked emo/screamo at all.

I listened to [i]In On The Kill Taker[/i] five times in a row last night. Fugazi are awesome. I need to bust out my copy of [i]Red Medicine[/i] now. Right now I'm listening to the new Underoath album. I actually quite like it. I liked some songs from their last album too, which I guess means I'm lame.

The Casualties - [I]On the Front Line[/I]

I feel like such a punk rawker.

400 Blows
The Buzzcocks
Luke Buda
Pavement - [I]Wowee Zowee[/I] (my favourite I think)

I am listening to "Crazy" for the first time under my new Bose headphones, and I noticed wooshing sounds that I never heard before. I thought a car was passing by outside.

[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]
My favorite emo band of all time. They are extremely bi-polar-- with all the silence then explotion and the screaming and the wahahahad.

[QUOTE=Bukowski]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.[/QUOTE]
Great band!

Alex Drosen - [I]Sit and Melt[/I]
:rolleyes:
Under these Bose headphones my record sounds so much fuller and colorful! I listened to this the other day for the first time in a couple months, in my mom's car, and it sounded thin and basically like poop. But now I'm really captivated by it in this more dynamic presentation.

Go you!

I assembled another group last week. We have an organ player (with an actual organ) now. There'll be some crappy MD recordings made soon, I'll post 'em.

Frank Zappa - [I]Freak Out![/I]

Forgot just how ****ing good this album is. Haven't listened to it in like a year.

Good times.

Slint - [i]Spiderland[/i]
Blonde Redhead [i]Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons[/i]
and some regina spektor

[QUOTE=Zappa]Do you come to this album with no background in free jazz?[/QUOTE]
No, but it is a minimal background.

I would highly recommend [I]Eternal Rhythm[/I] by Don Cherry.

[QUOTE=Zappa]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.[/QUOTE]
Whaaaaaaat?!

That's awesome

[QUOTE=Zappa]I would highly recommend [I]Eternal Rhythm[/I] by Don Cherry.[/QUOTE]
Thank you, I'll listen to it soon.

The Olivia Tremor Control - Dusk At Cubist Castle

About time I checked them outtt.
I like it. I still need time to let it sink in, I might even love it.

here's a little list of some bands i've been listening to a lot lately:

August Burns Red (good band despite the terrible name)
Melee
Underoath
Blesk
Terminal
Sufjan Stevens (simply amazing songwriter)

those are just a few

I just finished reviewing New Order's [i]Substance[/i]. I've been listening to this record a lot to try to review it. The problem is, "Ceremony" and "Temptation" pwn everything else on it, so I only ever listen to those songs, even though the rest of it is really good.

Anything AFI
God Is An Astronaut
Juelz Santana(wtf?)

[QUOTE=Zebra]The Casualties - [I]On the Front Line[/I]

I feel like such a punk rawker.[/QUOTE]The Casualties are such an incredibly awful band.

Slint - [I]Spiderland[/I] (I want to get [I]Tweez[/I] but I'm afraid it will pale in comparison.)
Death Cab - [I]Forbidden Love EP[/I]

Silver Jews - Tanglewood Numbers. They're playing at Roskilde so I thought I'd check them out. Pretty cool album

Blackalicious - The Craft

Brian Eno - Another Green World

This album is perfect.

[QUOTE=Sepstrup]Silver Jews - Tanglewood Numbers. They're playing at Roskilde so I thought I'd check them out. Pretty cool album[/QUOTE]

I've been wanting to get this album for ages. I've always imagined Silver Jews as similar to Two Gallants for some reason (another band I need to properly check out)

[QUOTE=Zebra]Brian Eno - Another Green World

This album is perfect.[/QUOTE]

Quoted for truth.

Just dug All Time Quarterback - [I]All Time Quarterback[/I] - Haven't listened to it in a while but it's still sweet.

Currently listening to The Shins - [I]Chutes Too Narrow[/I]. I don't think I like it as much as [I]Oh, Inverted World[/I].

Silver Jews are great, they don't really sound like Two Gallants though. There are vague similarities I guess.

Mission of Burma - The Obliterati
Jesus Lizard - Goat
Red House Painters - Down Colorful Hill
Red House Painters - Ocean Beach

Yay I get to listen to music at work.

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Yay I get to listen to music at work.[/QUOTE]

I envy you so much. Where do you work/what do you work as?

I get to listen to music, but only what they play on the stupid loudspeaker, which is in annoying loop. There are a few songs which some on that I like, such as:

Vanessa Carlton - A Thousand Miles (actually love this song)
The Coral - Pass it On
REM - The Great Beyond
Ozzy Osbourne - Dreamer
Sam Cooke - Don't Know Much About History
The Isley Brothers - Who's That Lady?

That's it I think.

We play music at work, but its a music store :-D

I just got back from Bonnaroo and now im going to listen to all the bands I just saw.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]We play music at work, but its a music store :-D

I just got back from Bonnaroo and now im going to listen to all the bands I just saw.[/QUOTE]

I'd love to work in a music store.

Who did you see at Bonnaroo?

Sparta - [I]Porcelain[/I]

This album is just excellent. Before listening to Sparta I was under the impression they were meant to be a really boring band, but this is really not like that at all.

Is [I]Porcelain [/I]a rare exciting album, or is all Sparta this good?

Pixies - [I]Doolittle[/I]
Pixies - [I]Surfer Rosa[/I]

I've finally come to the conclusion that [I]Surfer Rosa[/I] is the better of the two.

Truth.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Pixies - [I]Doolittle[/I]
Pixies - [I]Surfer Rosa[/I]

I've finally come to the conclusion that [I]Surfer Rosa[/I] is the better of the two.[/QUOTE]

Duh.

-Mr. Bungle - s/t and [i]California[/i]

Haven't given the 'Bungle a listen in a while, then I saw some videos and live stuff on Youtube. So a minor case of Bungle Fever hit.



-Gnarls Barkley - "Crazy"

Just that one song. The few others songs I have are nice, but I still haven't really dug them much. I dunno.




-Old Man Gloom - "Zozobra"

Posty-metal a bit on the too-repetitive side, but it was good for a background thang.




-The Fever - [i]In the City of Sleep[/i]

Definitely nowhere near a favorite of mine, but it's kinda neat.

[QUOTE=Interstate]I'd love to work in a music store.

Who did you see at Bonnaroo?[/QUOTE]

Tons of bands but my favorite shows were Radiohead, Beck, and Sierra Leone Refugee Allstars.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Take It from the Man!

It's all right. I like most of the other stuff I've heard from them a little better.

Dave Dondero - The Transient
I've never really listened to this album despite like all his other stuff. I don't know why. It could be the best of the lot. Reminiscent of Ted Leo but more folky.

^^ That sounds worth a look.

[QUOTE=Zappa]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]

That's the whole point of emo.

Laughable recordings.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]^^ That sounds worth a look.[/QUOTE]
You should definitely check him out. He has some great stuff. As well as [i]The Transient, Shooting at the Sun With a Water Gun[/i] is very good and [i]South of the South[/i] and [i]Spider West Myshkin and a City Bus[/i] are perfectly good albums.