88 Fingers Louie - Back on the Streets

Beastie Boys - [I]Paul's Boutique[/I]
Eminem - [I]The Slim Shady LP[/I]
Deltron 3030 - [I]Deltron 3030[/I]

Yeah, so it was a rap/hip-hop car trip.

Then I listened to The Smiths' [I]Meat is Murder[/I].

Now I'm listening to Tom Waits' [I]Swordfishtrombones[/I].

Gorillaz - Demon Days

The great thing about this album is that it has alot of fresh original ideas, yet the content of the music has this really old skool feel to it. When I heard "Dirty Harry" for the first time, Grandmaster Flash is the first thing that crossed my mind.

I was listening to that the other day. Very enjoyable.

I love [i]Be[/i] so much

Andrew Bird - The Mysterious Production of Eggs

The album is not very known, but it is amazing. I love the hard drumming and sharp violin line on 'Fake Palindromes.'

Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs
And some random Roxy Music

The Pogues - If I Should Fall From Grace With God


I forgot how amazing a songwriter Shane McGowan is. I love this album.

Eh, [I]Everything Wrong is Imaginary[/I] is ok but nothing great. Maybe it'll grow on me.

The Embarrassment - [I]Death Travels West[/I]
Nick Cave and the 'Seeds - [I]The Good Son[/I]

Man, [I]The Good Son[/I] is one of Cave's albums that I've totally underappreciated until now. I used to not dig it too much, but my past couple of go arounds with it have been really enjoyable.

The Beatles - Revolver
Daft Punk - Discovery

Belle & Sebastian - [i]The Life Pursuit[/i]

Pretty dissapointing.

[QUOTE=DogInTheSand]Man, [I]The Good Son[/I] is one of Cave's albums that I've totally underappreciated until now. I used to not dig it too much, but my past couple of go arounds with it have been really enjoyable.[/QUOTE]

The Good Son is a good album. I really like the song Lucy.

I'm into a bunch of old Black Sabbath today.

The Sea and Cake - Oui
Built to Spill - Keep It Like a Secret
Hot Chip - The Warning (very Kid-Aish)
Pants Yell! - Songs For Siblings

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Dad's work.[/QUOTE]

enjoy the women there :)

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Lilys because Kurt Heasley is just a cool guy. I'm a fanboy I don't care. Everything they do is great.[/QUOTE]

I've heard Eccsame the Photon Band and the EP A Brief History of Amazing Letdowns and like them, and I'm trying to warm up to the rest of their discography. I wish they'd stick with one style.

What have I been diggin lately? Well as far as stuff that i've just gotten into, I would say Death Cab and Guster. I went to go visit a school and my tour guide was totally into Guster and she raved about a concert that was there earlier this year, so I checked em out.

The Mountain Goats, and Johnny Thunders now.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Belle & Sebastian - [i]The Life Pursuit[/i]

Pretty dissapointing.[/QUOTE]

That's what I thought at first. Then I realized that I kept on making constant comparisons to previous albums and couldn't enjoy the music. Once I listened to the album without comparing it to the bands other albums it's actually pretty damned good.

Coldplay - X&Y

Oh my god, I never checked them out earlier, but I'm loving this. Holy crap.

The Drones - [I]Wait Long By the River and the Bodies of Your Enemies Will Float By[/I]

Fu[size=2]ck[/size] yeah. Just picked this up today. A few songs into my first time through and it's fantastic.

Mr. Zizzle comes through with the goods again.

Is that the new one?

[QUOTE=Kurtz]Coldplay - X&Y

Oh my god, I never checked them out earlier, but I'm loving this. Holy crap.[/QUOTE]
Oh wow. Wow wow wow. That album is [i]SO BAD[/i] compared to the first two. But I think it's pretty bad objectively, too. You better listen to the other ones. Your standards are going to go up significantly.

^^^What he said. Kurtz, check out A Rush Of Blood To The Head.

Or Parachutes, which was there best album. Basically, they've just gone downhill.

Alright, will do. Clocks and The Scientist were off A Rush of Blood, right? I like those ones too, and the only thing I remember from Parachutes was that Yellow song. But in general I'm reallyreallyreally liking Coldplay.

Lately i've been listening to:

Dredg-Catch Without Arms

I've heard lots of good things about this band since i've been on mx, I find [b]Catch Without Arms[/b] to be more of a softer album than what they have previously released. My favorite tracks would have to be [i]Not that Simple[/i], [i]Zebraskin[/i], [i]Planting Seeds[/i].


Interpol-Turn on the Bright Lights

I was turned onto these guys from a freind of mine, I first heard there album [b]Antics[/b], i was pretty dissapointed with that album. Then i heard there other album [b]Turn on the Bright Lights[/b], and I absolutely love this album. Alot of the guitar work is pretty good, and i'm a big fan of linear style drumming. My favorite songs would have to be [i]Obstacle 1[/i], [i]NYC[/i], [i]PDA[/i], and [i]Stella Was a Driver and She Was Always Down[/i].

Hella-Hold Your Horse Is

This is a good band to listen to once in a while, I can't seem to listen to them over and over. I'm a big fan of Zach Hill's drumming in Hella, not to much in Team Sleep. The guitar work and drumming go together pretty well, some really good songs on this album. My favorites would have to be [i]Biblical Violence[/i], [i]Cafeteria Bananas[/i], and [i]1-800-Ghost-Dance[/i].

Everythings Not Lost is another good song off of Parachutes. Actually, the whole album is good too.

[QUOTE=Remedy]
Hella-Hold Your Horse Is

This is a good band to listen to once in a while, I can't seem to listen to them over and over. I'm a big fan of Zach Hill's drumming in Hella, not to much in Team Sleep. The guitar work and drumming go together pretty well, some really good songs on this album. My favorites would have to be [i]Biblical Violence[/i], [i]Cafeteria Bananas[/i], and [i]1-800-Ghost-Dance[/i].[/QUOTE]

Huh, I didn't know he drummed it up in Team Sleep. I've only heard one Hella song, but that album is next in line for my To-Dig's of today. That one song was pleasant enough, at least from what little attention I paid to it.

I'm currently playing the self-titled album by Witchcraft. 'Tis a nice little Sabbath-y stoner rock joint that sounds like it time travelled to the present from the 70's.

The other day I dug The Go! Team for the first time. It was quite neat, but it kinda got old after several songs. But the diggin' was good while it lasted.

edit: oh wait, I have The Devil Isn't Red next in line, not that album... but close enough, yes?

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]Huh, I didn't know he drummed it up in Team Sleep.[/QUOTE]
Yes he plays with them, more synth drumming.

Sebadoh and the Geto Boys. I think I'm going to have to look into the Drones, compelling forces and all that.