[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Butthole Surfers - Rembrandt slightly confuzzled sea lionhorse
Not their best but still great.[/QUOTE]
:lol: i hate the swear filter, but i always find it funny anyway.

It truly is a gift that just keeps giving humorwise.

Neutral Milk Hotel - [I]In The Aeroplane Over The Sea[/I]
Slint - [I]Spiderland[/I]
Beck - [I]Mutations[/I]
Native Nod - [I]Today Puberty, Tomorrow The World [/I]
I Hate Myself - [I]10 Songs[/I]

[QUOTE=Interstate]It's good sh[I]i[/I]t[/I][/QUOTE]

Oh yeaah

i was at a bar tonite and they played some Morphine songs. neat.

One of those best jazz albums of the year is actually very good. [I]Time Lines[/I] by Andrew Hill. I can't, however, help but feel like his horn players were trying to conjure up Freddie Hubbard and Eric Dolphy.

[QUOTE=Bartender]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?[/QUOTE]

Depends. It's really more of a curio than anything; there are a couple really awesome songs (at least by my measure, which is pretty lenient when it comes to psychedelic pop), but there is also a lot of tinkering that sounds pretty dated. I'd probably buy it, but not if it was anymore than $14.

Earlier today, I was digging some Swell Maps. I want to listen to some Frank Black now though, because I might get free tickets to his show here next month.

Eyes and Arms of Smoke - [I]A Religion of Broken Bones[/I]
Jack Rose - [I]Kensington Blues[/I]

Background-ish music today

Mission of Burma - [I]Vs.[/I]

I think I've decided what will be #1 on my 75-84 list. Now I have about 80 more to go.

[quote=asymm]Aaah, [I]clever[/I] retort.[/quote]I'm sorry, but from the moment I heard their cover of "Norwegian Wood," I was so appalled and offended that I could never see them in a positive light again.

pavement
sparrows swarm and sing
elliott smith
appleseed cast

P.M. Dawn - [I]Of the Heart, Of the Soul and Of the Cross: The Utopian Experience[/I]

there's some weak stuff, there's some great stuff. "Reality Used to Be a Friend of Mine" is awesome.

[QUOTE=JonM]I'm sorry, but from the moment I heard their cover of "Norwegian Wood," I was so appalled and offended that I could never see them in a positive light again.[/QUOTE]
Haha, yeah. I can understand that, it's quite the ridiculous cover. Covers aren't their forte - luckily they usually stick to original material.

I think [i]Blueberry Boat[/i] is a great record, and [i]EP[/i] is pretty good too, but I can't stand the new record. It's unfortunate that I heard it after I heard "Norwegian Wood."

Mission of Burma- Obliterati
Nancy Reagan's Head has been scientifically proven to be impossible not to sing along with.

Not [I]Blood on the Tracks[/I]. Couldn't finish it. By the time I was halfway through, I was ready to off myself.

Prince - [i]Dirty Mind[/i]
Prince - [i]Purple Rain[/i]

These better be on everybody's 75-84 lists.

Another Outkast Idlewild song leaked. "Idlewild Blue (Don'tchu Worry 'Bout Me)" is the title. Very interesting stuff, a huge difference between this and "Mighty O." It's all Andre, a bit what you might expect after Love Below, except this has a heavier blues influence. Neat pop song, perhaps too kitchsy for the mainstream rap audience, though. I like it more than "Mighty O."

Built to Spill - [I]Ancient Melodies of the Future[/I]

Deerhoof

Prince - [I]Purple Mind[/I]
Prince - [I]Dirty Rain[/I]

Prince is still bad[size=2]a[/size]ss.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]Built to Spill - [I]Ancient Melodies of the Future[/I][/QUOTE]

Far from their best, but this one's sort of overlooked. Nice little pop songs like "The Host" and "You Are" make it worth your while.

Tom Waits - [I]Bone Machine[/I]
Duke Ellington - [I]Masterpieces by Ellington[/I]
The Jesus Lizard - [I]Goat[/I]

Great albums, yeah?

pokemon snap

That game rocked.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Deerhoof[/QUOTE]

aye, so have I. The Milkman scares me.

hey [i]Pink Flag[/i] has finally grabbed my attention. i guess it was from "go go go go go go Mr. Suit!" or something. it's like The Clash but without all the bullsh[size=2]it[/size], and understandably the songs are shorter for it.

I watched the new Outkast video, Morris Brown, and its really awesome.

Also checked out the new Gnarls Barkley video for Smiley Faces and its very good.

Joshua Fit For Battle - [I]To Bring Our Own End[/I]
Black Flag - [I]Damaged[/I]
Xiu Xiu - [I]Fabulous Muscles [/I]

Ohia - Hearts Newly Arrived
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Dudley

Today I bought

J Dilla - Donuts
Kayo Dot - Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue
Ween - "Shinola" Vol. 1

Donuts is crazy good. RIP Jay Dee.

I am really digging the Trojan Nyahbinghi Box Set.

Azure Ray - [I]Azure Ray[/I] - I'm really liking this.
Sonic Youth - [I]Daydream Nation[/I]

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]Joshua Fit For Battle - [I]To Bring Our Own End[/I]
Black Flag - [I]Damaged[/I]
Xiu Xiu - [I]Fabulous Muscles [/I][/QUOTE]
nice choices

Jaheim - Ghetto Classics
Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces of Victory

Taylor Deupree - [i]Northern[/i]
Fripp & Eno - [i]No Pu[size=2]ssy[/size]footing[/i]

[I]The Doors[/I]

The Crystal Ship is one of the best songs of all time.

Queens Of The Stone Age
Gorilla Biscuits
Final Fight

Nation of Ulysses - [I]13-Point Program to Destroy America[/I]
Sage Frances - [I]Personal Journals [/I]

1 Tomahawk 60
2 Meshuggah 39
3 Pixies 37
4 Four Tet 25
5 Modest Mouse 24
6 Daughters 23
7 Judas Priest 21
7 Minutemen 21
7 Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti 21
10 Do Make Say Think 20

1 Pink Floyd 72
2 Frank Zappa 63
3 The Doors 30
4 Syd Barrett 27
5 Deerhoof 23
6 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 19
7 The Tape-Beatles 17
8 Can 13
9 Sonic Youth 10
9 Gang of Four 10

tv on the radio
mew
low
helio sequence


...now all i need is for someone to recommend me some stuff that listeners of such artists would most likely enjoy.