Lush - [i]Split[/i]
Chapterhouse - [i]Whirlpool[/i]

I just put on [i]Nowhere[/i] by Ride for the first time in a while. Damn good album.

Okay, for those interested, the new Will Oldham/Tortoise record is [u]solid[/u].

Who is Will Oldham?

He's also known as Bonnie "Prince" Billy. I've heard of him because he did a song with Tweaker [a former Nine Inch Nails drummers' solo project].
I was wondering whether that collaboration with Tortoise was any good. I'll check it out soon.

lately im digging:
avenged sevnfold~City of Evil
disturbed~10000 fists
killswitch engage~The End of Heartache&
blink 182~Take Off Your Pants and Jacket:thumb:

[QUOTE=a7x_luvin_loza]lately im digging:
avenged sevnfold~City of Evil
disturbed~10000 fists
killswitch engage~The End of Heartache&
blink 182~Take Off Your Pants and Jacket:thumb:[/QUOTE]

oh, lately i've been digging eating my own **** too.

Let's just pretend its a gimmick account. Remember when Nacho made "metalicajaymz" and threw us all off guard? I'm sure it's just like that!

:):(

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]Clue To Kalo - One Way It's Every Way

How did I not know about this guy earlier. He's from my city. Similar to The Books. It's electronic indie pop that doesn't sound electronic.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, good stuff. CtK is pretty damm good. You should check out Qua aswell, I think he/they're round your ways too.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Lots of Johnny Cash
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The Holy Modal Rounders

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers are one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Seriously, they are awsome.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, Tom Petty is great.

I seriously need to get into Johnny Cash. This has become painfully clear since I saw [I]Walk the Line[/I] yesterday. It was fantastic, by the way. What's a good place to start with the man in black?

I've been immensely digging Bob Dylan. [I]Blood on the Tracks[/I], [I]Desire[/I] and [I]Highway 61 Revisited[/I] all got a spin this morning.

Good place to start is the Columbia [I]Essential Johnny Cash[/I], then get [I]San Quentin[/I] then go through the American Recordings... then go freeeeee.

Yeah, I was thinking that some sort of "greatest hits" type thing might be a good idea. His discography is quite intimidating.

The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

I <3 The Beach Boys.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Yeah, I was thinking that some sort of "greatest hits" type thing might be a good idea. His discography is quite intimidating.[/QUOTE]

A greatest hits is actually a good way to start with Johnny Cash, he does have a monstrous back catalogue.

Thought, I must say, Live At Folsom Prison is so ridiculously good.

Edit - I think I'm gonna get last.fm to keep up with you hipsters.

I think I'll get a greatest hits and either [I]At Folsom Prison[/I] or [I]At San Quentin[/I].

Gustav Mahler's First Symphony makes my life better a lot.

sHEAVY.

Herbie Hancock's [I]Headhunters[/I] is one of the best funk jam albums there is. I never listen to it, but it is great. You all knew that, though.

Now I'm listening to [I]Moondog[/I] (the Prestige release) by Moondog. This is pretty weird stuff, but it's very enjoyable. Serene and bubbly and acoustic.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]His first three albums are pretty much close to flawless too, but they're low on hits and probably hard to find.[/QUOTE]

I bought his first one yesterday evening and I've listened to it all the way through at least 5 times. It's fantastic.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]Is it widely available? I got my copy second hand somewhere. And yeah, it's a brilliant album, hard to believe he had so many amazing songs so early in his career. Then again he was like 30.[/QUOTE]

I bought a new vinyl copy of it. I'm pretty sure there's some sort of special edition version on CD, too. I don't know though.

Edit: [url]http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000069RIS/sr=1-1/qid=1139198723/ref=pd_bbs_1/104-0603643-5155929?%5Fencoding=UTF8[/url] It's got some bonus tracks. I haven't seen it in stores before though.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Herbie Hancock's [I]Headhunters[/I] is one of the best funk jam albums there is. I never listen to it, but it is great. You all knew that, though.
[/QUOTE]

Look at this avatar. Herbie Hancock is [i]the[/i] man

im digging:

clor
the editors
lightning bolt

becuase i just want to nod my head crazy

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I think I'll get a greatest hits and either [I]At Folsom Prison[/I] or [I]At San Quentin[/I].[/QUOTE]

Folsom was where I started and it worked so well for me. There's something really magical about his prison performances. I also bought San Quentin for $7 from JB Hi Fi a while ago, which was a pretty sweet deal.

[QUOTE=Zappa]
Now I'm listening to Moondog (the Prestige release) by Moondog. This is pretty weird stuff, but it's very enjoyable. Serene and bubbly and acoustic.[/QUOTE]

When I saw Antony and the Johnsons they did a Moondog cover. It was really eerie and involved Antony singing a single line for about 5 or 6 minutes. It was really fantastic. Would the record you have be a good starting point?

Adelaide bands; Wolf and Cub, Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire!, Clue To Kalo and The Adult Bookstore.

And 245 Radiohead songs I got.

The Smiths, for probably the first time ever.

Ween - The Mollusk, Pure Guava, Chocolate and Cheese

Such an amazing brother/brother duo.

Baumer - How the West 1

I support local Jersey Music! w00t!

The Dears

Murray has such a compelling voice.

[i]The Velvet Underground & Nico[/i]

It's a fantastic album but it would be better off without Nico.

Patrick Wolf is neat.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Folsom was where I started and it worked so well for me. There's something really magical about his prison performances. I also bought San Quentin for $7 from JB Hi Fi a while ago, which was a pretty sweet deal.[/QUOTE]
Was it the new, remastered one (The Complete 1969 Concert, or something)? Because that would be sweet.