I'm digging some random Rod Stewart today.

Been diggin' some Summer Choons.

Jurassic 5 - Power in Numbers
Dizzee Rascal - Showtime
Bedouin Soundclash - Sounding A Mosaic
Mars Volta -Amputechture

[color=red][b]ALERT! MAJOR DIGGAGE![/color][/b]

Evangelicals - [i]So Gone[/i]

Get this. Now.

[url=http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/36505/Evangelicals_So_Gone]What Pitchfork says.[/url]

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]I like Judas Priest better than Iron Maiden.

Painkiller > 99% of other metal songs of all time.[/QUOTE]

I'm a bassist so I'm naturally drawn to Maiden. What can I say, Steve Harris is a god v:)v

Mekons - [I]Fear And Whiskey[/I]

This is good stuff. I don't know who recommended it, but thanks a lot.

Off Minor.

That's all that needs to be said.

i've been digging a few songs by Saturday Looks Good to Me.
are their CD's worth investing in?

Not really.
[I]Underwater Heartbeat[/I] is a catchy number though.

How did Grandaddy get lumped in there? :angry emote:

I've been listening to:

Muse - Black Holes And Revelations
Sufjan Stevens - The Avalanche
Nickel Creek - Why Should the Fire Die?

and what I've been into the most:
Low Flying Owls - Elixir Vitae

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]I hate really sugary indie pop (SLGTM, Mates of State, Grandaddy, Fiery Furnaces, Beulah, etc.). Oh man I can't stand it.[/QUOTE]

Hence your distaste for the last few Flaming Lips albums? Man I wish that guitarist didn't disappear :(

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]I hate really sugary indie pop (SLGTM, Mates of State, Grandaddy, Fiery Furnaces, Beulah, etc.). Oh man I can't stand it.[/QUOTE]
I'd say that the Fiery Furnaces experimentation brings them above your typical sugary indie pop.

Today:
The Police - [i]Synchronicity[/i]

Tuxedomoon. A new wave band that deserves so much more credit than they get. So great. It's a shame how few people actually know them.

the early november - [I]the mother, the mechanic and the path[/I]
converge - [I]you fail me[/I]

[url]www.myspace.com/dimmerband[/url] (ooooh yes.)

The Bronx - [I]The Bronx[/I] (II) (it has come out, it has been purchased)
Red Eyed Legends - [I]The High I Feel When I'm Low[/I]
Tomahawk - [I]Mit Gas[/I]

[QUOTE=JonM]Dude I just watched the [i]Live At Pompeii[/i] DVD last night, and it was the coolest thing I've ever seen. It's post-Syd, but it's pre-[i]Dark Side[/i]. Check it out.[/QUOTE]

I'm not a huge Floyd fan by anyones standards, but Live at Pompeii is possibly the best live performance I've ever seen. Can you imagine being one those roadies. Just hanging out, ruins of Pompeii, private show by the Floyd - s[SIZE="2"]h[/SIZE]it.

"I like to think oysters transcend national barriers"

Scratch Acid - The Greatest Gift
The Replacements - All Shook Down

The World/Inferno Friendship Society - Red Eyed Soul

Boris - Pink

hellll yea

I downloaded a bunch of jazz albums from the past year, because the Downbeat Critic's Poll issue came in the mail. So far, [I]Overtime[/I] by the Dave Holland Big Band is a miss. Too bombastic.

I also got [I]Africa Brasil[/I] by Jorge Ben, and I don't like that, either.

Man, music sucks.

Roxy Music - [i]Avalon[/i]
Prefuse 73 - [i]Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives[/i]

and now I'm off to start watching the second season of [i]Deadwood[/i]...

Digging a bunch of psychedelic pop songs. Right now, listening to some stuff by White Noise, a weird little early electronic band.

[QUOTE=asymm]Roxy Music - [i]Avalon[/i]
Prefuse 73 - [i]Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives[/i]

and now I'm off to start watching the second season of [i]Deadwood[/i]...[/QUOTE]
i just finished the first season tonight.

it started slow but it was pretty enjoyable once i started getting into it.

Man, "Pickpocket" is like the best ATDI song ever, so damn catchy. Plus it has nonsense lyrics like "breakfast table search team implodes." what

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars][I]Africa Brasil[/I] is crazy good.[/QUOTE]

Exactly! I got it today and its a really nice album.

my favorite is transatlantic foe

[QUOTE=Matt?]i just finished the first season tonight.

it started slow but it was pretty enjoyable once i started getting into it.[/QUOTE]
Definitely. Without Swearengen though, the show would feel so lost. He really pulls everything together for me and makes it all worthwhile.

jurassic 5 - feedback
ariel pink's haunted graffiti - worn copy (this is really creative, it kinda makes me sick because of all the filters but it's like a 70s blaxploitation film in song form. cool.)

[quote=asymm]I'd say that the Fiery Furnaces experimentation brings them above your typical sugary indie pop.[/quote]More like [i]below[/i].

Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters

funky as ****.

[QUOTE=JonM]More like [i]below[/i].[/QUOTE]
Aaah, [I]clever[/i] retort.

Haha,
Matthew Friedberger - [i]Winter Women / Holy Ghost Language School[/i]

john frusciante solo albums

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]Digging a bunch of psychedelic pop songs. Right now, listening to some stuff by White Noise, a weird little early electronic band.[/QUOTE]

I've had [i]An Electric Storm[/i] in my hammerspace Amazon basket for months now. Whenever it comes down to actually ordering, it always gets kicked aside for something else. Is it worth the time?

I brought out the old Caifanes CDs.

Fripp & Eno - [i]No Pussyfooting[/i]

Café Tacuba - [I]Re[/I]

Fugazi - [i]Repeater[/i]
Fugazi - [I]Red Medicine[/I]

The International Noise Conspiracy - First Conspiracy
BigBang - Poetic Terrorism
Richard Hell - Blank Generation

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters

funky as ****.[/QUOTE]

It's good sh[I]i[/I]t

Today:

Eminem - [I]The Slim Shady LP[/I]
Beulah - [I]When Your Heartstrings Break[/I]

Butthole Surfers - Rembrandt P[b]u[/b]ssyhorse
Not their best but still great.