Nation of Ulysses - [I]Plays Pretty For Baby[/I]

Incredible album. I just downloaded it yesterday, but now I'm going to buy it purely for the cover art. And because it rocks.

If you hypothetically had that, could you hypothetically send it to baerwitness at yahoo dot com.

Alright, just sent it.


Hypothetically I mean.

I hypothetically thank you muchly.

so, i've been listening to it for a year and i think i can safely say, maudlin of the Well's Bath is my favorite album of all time. poor Surfer Rosa goes to # 2.

Pale Saints - [i]The Comforts of Madness[/i]
Goldmund - [i]Corduroy Road[/i]
In The Country - [i]This Was The Pace Of My Heartbeat[/i]

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Nation of Ulysses - [I]Plays Pretty For Baby[/I]

Incredible album. I just downloaded it yesterday, but now I'm going to buy it purely for the cover art. And because it rocks.[/QUOTE]

That's the spirit. You'll absolutely adore the album art I'm sure.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Nation of Ulysses - [I]Plays Pretty For Baby[/I]

Incredible album. I just downloaded it yesterday, but now I'm going to buy it purely for the cover art. And because it rocks.[/QUOTE]

Good luck finding it.

/owns it

Kayo Dot - Choirs Of The Eye
Goldfrapp - Supernature
Cannibal Corpse - The Bleeding
Death Cab For Cutie - You Can Play These Songs With Chords
Xiu Xiu - Fabulous Muscles

Hmm...interesting combo.

Page France, Sufjan Stevens, Silver Jews, The Anniversary (Designing), and some other stuff.

Grandaddy - Under the Western Freeway
Modest Mouse - Moon and Antarctica
Gogol Bordello - Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike
Flipper - Sex Bomb Baby

Man oh man, that Grandaddy is good. I shall need to get some more of their albums - I feel another Mew style obsession coming on...

Wow, I can hardly remember the last time a band has immediately captured my attention and infatuation like Dinosaur Jr. has. The only album I've gotten to hear is their best-of collection [i]Ear Bleeding Country[/i], but I guess it's fine because I never would have known where to start anyway. The two best songs on it are both from [i]Green Mind[/i], which is after their supposedly best three albums, but I like most of the other songs too.

Yeah, Dino Jr. are a great band. I highly recommend the album [i]You're Living All over Me[/i] next, if you're planning to check out more of their stuff.

Everyone says "Freak Scene" is like the best song, but I just think it's merely "good." Check out bread_man's review to see what tracks are on the best-of.

I'm really enjoying Nick Drake right now. This suicide trend among great solo artists really bugs me.

Richard Hell & the Voidoids - [I]Blank Generation[/I]

it's not a trend really. but yeah Nick Drake is sweet

Arctic Monkeys Whatever you say I am, Thats what I am not - The whole album is amazing.

Digging a lot of Estradasphere, because some friends of mine and I want to play a song of theirs in our school variety show.

It's not likely to happen (seeing as we can't find a good guitarist who wants to do it) but I'm still excited about the possibility.

The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg - Everyones in Love and Flowers Pick Themselves

Good "blood brothery" post-hardcore. Complex alot and good. I enjoy.

The Telescopes - [i]The Telescopes[/i]
Thomas Strønen - [i]Pohlitz[/i]
Wilderness - [i]Vessel States[/i]

I've got these lined up for my car trip this afternoon:

Nick Drake - [I]Five Leaves Left[/I]
The Raveonettes - [I]Chain Gang of Love[/I]
Tom Waits - [I]Bone Machine[/I]

Velvet Underground - VU&N
Reagan Youth - A Collection of Pop Classics

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg - Everyones in Love and Flowers Pick Themselves

Good "blood brothery" post-hardcore. Complex alot and good. I enjoy.[/QUOTE]
is it relatively hard to find? Because it sounds pretty crunk.

I bought some Flamin Groovies vinyl today because it was cheap. Its pretty decent stuff, they've had alot better.

Listening to Animal Collective. Those injuns make some pretty cool music.

Ricky Gervais's podcasts.

Magnet - [I]On Your Side[/I]

Good electronicky semi-orchestrated pop. The vocals sound very familiar but I forgot who sings like him. It's also a contender for the top 10 wussiest albums ever.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Ricky Gervais's podcasts.[/QUOTE]
what's that you say?

Some Meat Puppets songs here and there.

NoMeansNo.


I've had two songs from [I]Wrong[/I] for a while now and they are just fu[size=2]cking[/size] fantastic, but I'm afraid I'm not going to be able to find a copy of the album anywhere. :(