Big Black + Butthole Surfers

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Big Black + Butthole Surfers[/QUOTE]

Heh nice, I just rescently got Songs About Fu*king and Locust Abortion Technician and they are both ace.

Tortoise-Standards
88 Fingers Louie-Back on the Streets
The Bouncing Souls-Anchors Aweigh

elliott.

of the smith

[QUOTE=Slug]Heh nice, I just rescently got Songs About Fu*king and Locust Abortion Technician and they are both ace.[/QUOTE]

Good going, man. get Atomizer by Big Black too, it's better than SAF.

[QUOTE=Slug]Is that the new one?[/QUOTE]
Yeah. I see you have [I]Here Come the Lies[/I], so you should probably get the new one. It's really great.

EDIT: [I]Wait Long by the River...[/I] is 'the new one' that came out in 2005, not 'the new one' that's coming out this year.

Just a couple songs today, both very :cool:

Morphine- Honey White
Television- Venus

Here is how to play the main riff of Honey White, as I have attempted to figure out:

G------------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------
A-0-2-0-3-2-0-2-0-3-2-0---0-2-0-3-2-0----------
E-----------------------------------------3333-1-

:cool:

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Big Black + Butthole Surfers[/QUOTE]
Same here, I've been listening to Rich Man's Eight Track Tape and thanks to Paul150, Locust Abortion Technition should be coming in the mail.

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

These guys are fantastic. I really need to get [I]Signals, Calls, and Marches[/I] sometime soon.

Once again, I am digging Dust Bowl Ballads by the one and only Woody Guthrie. If any of you like Bob Dylan, definitely check out Woody Guthrie.

Broken Social Scene
The Flaming Lips

The Drones - [I]Wait Long by the River...[/I]
Tom Petty - [I]Full Moon Fever[/I]
The Afghan Whigs - [I]Gentlemen[/I]
Cursive - [I]The Ugly Organ[/I]

Desaparcidos
Look Mexico
Chiodos
Farewell to Twilight
Refused
Radiohead

Low
Mono
Mercury Rev
Little Barrie

NoMeansNo - [I]Wrong[/I]
Husker Du - [I]Metal Circus[/I]
Husker Du - [I]New Day Rising[/I]

[I]Wrong[/I] is an incredible album. Every time I listen to it, it blows me away. The Du albums are great also.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Wrong is an incredible album. Every time I listen to it, it blows me away. The Du albums are great also.[/QUOTE]
They really should do a reissue of that. So I can buy it. :(

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]They really should do a reissue of that. So I can buy it. :([/QUOTE]
Try ebay. Ebay has everything.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Try ebay. Ebay has everything.[/QUOTE]
I've looked before with no luck.


EDIT: Just found one CD in Canada for $15 Canadian. F[size=2]uc[/size]k that.

Well that sucks. You could always buy it from amazon for $106.23

Yeah exactly.

Today I dug some Queens of the Stone Age, Converge, Belle and Sebastian and Broken Social Scene. Also I Heart Hiroshima.

The new Lips is growing on me, but it's still not nearly as good as the 1992-2002 era records. Or as consistant.

The best tracks are Mr. Ambulance Driver, The Sound Of Failure, It Overtakes Me, Haven't Got A Clue and Pompeii Am Gotterdammung (the only really mindblowing song on the album IMO). This record is a grower. With a record like Transmissions or Soft Bulletin, I was blown away from the first second. This record needs time to sink in. The songs on Mystics probably work better live than on record. Just a hunch of mine.

I consider myself to be a huge Flaming Lips fan, but I'm not sure if I'll buy this one. When's it out?

I've been digging Frog Eyes - The Golden River.
I like the dramatic lyrics, and the Tom Waits-ish percussion that randomly goes *ding* every now and again.

I'm digging Saul Williams again. He's really special. I'm so excited by the prospect of a return to poetry as a primary mode of expression, and it's kind of starting to happen.

Satori - Savor Every Moment
Lightning Bolt - Hypermagic Mountain

Nice calm trad ska followed by straight up noise rock. It's good shi't/

1 The Flaming Lips 54
2 Daniel Johnston 49
3 Jay Dee 31
4 Jaylib 26
5 Ween 20
6 The Fall of troy 18
7 Beastie Boys 15
8 Afrika Bambaataa & Soul Sonic Force 8
8 MF Doom 8
10 MC Lars 7

1 The Pogues 73
2 Madeline 53
3 Bob Dylan 41
3 Johnny Cash 41
5 Ted Leo and The Pharmacists 39
6 PJ Harvey 25
7 The Decemberists 23
8 Phil Ochs 22
9 Stockyard Stoics 21
10 Deerhoof 20

1. The Rolling Stones - 308
2. The Smiths - 79
3. Jane's Addiction - 70
4. Iron Maiden - 50
5. AFI - 42
6. Children of Bodom - 34
7. Queens of the Stone Age - 31
8. The Game - 19
9. Gorillaz - 18
10. Metallica - 17
Ya I didn't get out much this week. I just now am getting into [I]Lullabies to Paralyze[/I].

1 Earth 36
2 Sebadoh 30
3 Destroyer 26
3 Man Man 26
5 Arve Henriksen 25
6 Prefuse 73 21
7 Sufjan Stevens 20
8 The Flaming Lips 18
9 Goldmund 13
9 Cocteau Twins 13

Decent week this week. I always expect to have higher numbers than I do, which is because I use other mediums besides my computer's mp3s pretty regularly.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Asymm's radio show thing - "Untitled; 1970"

this is pretty fly so far. One of my favorite Cocteau Twins songs, too.[/QUOTE]
Excellent man, hope you enjoy it!