1 Big Boys 125
2 This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb 59
3 Daniel Johnston 45
4 Atmosphere 26
5 The Holy Modal Rounders 21
6 Charge 20
7 Lion of Judah 17
8 Beastie Boys 10
9 Flogging Molly 9
10 The Specials 7

Thats quite a lot of Big Boys.

My chart for the week.

1 Frank Sinatra 84
2 Dean Martin 79
3 Coliseum 56
4 Sammy Davis, Jr. 52
5 Sleater-Kinney 41
6 Danny Elfman 33
6 Dean Martin & Frank Sinatra 33
8 Lovage 25
9 Faith No More 18
10 Solomon Burke 17

I actually thought I'd listened to more Rat Pack, but otherwise it's about what I expected. I like that all those Coliseum listens only took up about an hour and a half.

As for now, I'm listening to the Lovage record again, and liking it more and more each time I do. It's so over the top, in it's own way. Might have to check out Jennifer Charles (Elysian Fields, I think?) a bit.

1 Guns N' Roses 94
2 Murder By Death 35
3 Black Label Society 23
4 Volto Do Mar 18
5 Kanye West 16
6 The Cure 9
7 The Arcade Fire 8
8 Weezer 3
9 Wolf Parade 2
10 Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals 1

1 The Beatles 64
2 The Housemartins 50
3 Arctic Monkeys 45
3 Elvis Costello 45
5 The Smiths 35
6 Pulp 30
7 Elvis Costello & The Attractions 22
8 Dirty Three 21
9 Fall Out Boy 20
10 Converge 17


Hmm. Good week overall. Converge is definitely not for me. I'm falling in love with the Housemartins.

1 Frank Zappa 28
2 Moondog 20
3 Toots and The Maytals 16
3 Alex Drosen 16
5 Brian Eno 15
6 Johnny Cash 14
7 Distorted Penguins 13
8 The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion 11
9 Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares 10
9 Feist 10

It's not as bad as Jacaranda's, but my week was pretty lopsided.

1 Moondog 85
2 Matisyahu 14
2 Radiohead 14
4 The Wailers 13
4 Red Hot Chili Peppers 13
6 Björk 12
7 Jacob Miller 11
8 Culture 10
9 Maroons 8
10 Ani DiFranco 5

1 Off Minor 39
2 NOFX 34
3 Trophy Scars 31
4 Pixies 26
4 Built to Spill 26
6 jeromes dream 24
7 Say Anything 20
8 My Disco 17
9 birds are spies, they report to the trees 16
10 Botch 15

Johnny Thunders 28
Modest Mouse 20
The Mountain Goats 20
Bob Dylan 20
The Strokes 19
Matt Costa 17
The Beatles 12
Morrissey 12
Bright Eyes 11
Belle and Sebastian 11

Mischief Brew - [I]Smash the Windows[/I]
Erik Petersen's half of [I]Bellingham and Philidelphia[/I]

I love this man.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]8 My Disco 17[/QUOTE]
Wow, I didn't know they were at all well known outside of Australia yet. I saw them live about a year ago. :cool:

My last.fm is screwed. I listened to about twice the amount of stuff that is listed.

1 Johnny Cash 36
2 The Who 23
3 ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead 18
4 Ryan Adams 15
5 The Raveonettes 13
6 My Morning Jacket 12
7 Radiohead 11
7 Wilco 11
9 Weezer 10
10 Make Up 3

1 Hot Cross 36
2 Taken 29
3 Thursday 23
4 the khayembii communique 18
5 Modest Mouse 16
6 Blackalicious 14
7 The Shins 13
8 Elliott Smith 12
8 Saetia 12
10 The Dismemberment Plan 11

1 7Seconds 107
2 A Tribe Called Quest 59
3 Pavement 48
4 Butthole Surfers 41
5 Captain Chaos 29
6 Hüsker Dü 28
7 Really Red 27
8 Sick of It All 24
8 Fugazi 24
10 Bob Marley & The Wailers 21

1 Beanpole Stigmata 193
2 Artemis Cloud Fat 114
3 Effeminate Lamer 107
4 Only the Good Die Young and the Restless 84
5 DJ Scratch and Sniff 50
6 Laugh Till You Get An Embolism 28
7 Joker Sam and the Ku Klux Klan 19
8 Lars Ulrich Drinking Some Tea 18
9 Goyim 11
10 Wheel That Giant Potato Salad Bowl Over Here, Earl 7

Overall I'd say it's been a week full of fake bands and I don't actually have a last.fm thing but I just want to see if anyone reads this crap because I really don't.

Wheel That Giant Potato Salad Bowl Over Here, Earl are awesome.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Wheel That Giant Potato Salad Bowl Over Here, Earl are awesome.[/QUOTE]

They're alright I guess. I mean, the [i]Chicks with Bricks[/i] EP was amazing, but their follow up album [i]Stab Me One For the Prussians[/i] was kind of lackluster. I just wish they didn't have so many filler tracks dealing with the Whiskey Rebellion, but what can you do?

I dunno man, I really kind of enjoyed [I]Stab Me One For the Prussians[/I]. But I guess my favourite release of theirs is the early [I]underground[/I] demo that they recorded in the bomb shelter under the drummer's barn. It's called [I]Bats Flying North-West[/I]. Keep an eye out for it.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I dunno man, I really kind of enjoyed [I]Stab Me One For the Prussians[/I]. But I guess my favourite release of theirs is the early [I]underground[/I] demo that they recorded in the bomb shelter under the drummer's barn. It's called [I]Bats Flying North-West[/I]. Keep an eye out for it.[/QUOTE]

okay i am going to have to call bullsh[size=2]it[/size] on that one. everyone knows Marion Coriander doesn't have a bomb shelter under his barn. that's just an urban legend :rolleyes:

he actually uses the space for a hyperbaric chamber that he sleeps in to maintain his youthful vigor and the stamina he needs to play songs like "Whatever Melons May Reign on Earth, I Know Honeydew Is Waiting For Me In Heaven."

[QUOTE=YDload]1 Beanpole Stigmata 193
2 Artemis Cloud Fat 114
3 Effeminate Lamer 107
4 Only the Good Die Young and the Restless 84
5 DJ Scratch and Sniff 50
6 Laugh Till You Get An Embolism 28
7 Joker Sam and the Ku Klux Klan 19
8 Lars Ulrich Drinking Some Tea 18
9 Goyim 11
10 Wheel That Giant Potato Salad Bowl Over Here, Earl 7

Overall I'd say it's been a week full of fake bands and I don't actually have a last.fm thing but I just want to see if anyone reads this crap because I really don't.[/QUOTE]
That was a really funny thing.

[QUOTE=YDload]okay i am going to have to call bull**** on that one. everyone knows Marion Coriander doesn't have a bomb shelter under his barn. that's just an urban legend

he actually uses the space for a hyperbaric chamber that he sleeps in to maintain his youthful vigor and the stamina he needs to play songs like "Whatever Melons May Reign on Earth, I Know Honeydew Is Waiting For Me In Heaven."[/QUOTE]
Actually, now that you mention it, that does seem plausible. After all, the guys are pushing 40 these days. And "Whatever Melons May Reign on Earth, I Know Honeydew Is Waiting For Me In Heaven" takes a fair bit of stamina to pull off. My band used to cover that song, but our drummer couldn't handle it, so we had to stop.

Now we just play a wicked cover of "The Night the Evil Frost Came and Stole Our Entire Eggplant Crop."

YdLoad is a my fave.

1 Incubus-45
2 Green Day-6
3 The Smiths-5
4 We Are Scientists-4
5 blink-182-3
6 Radiohead-3
7 The White Stripes-2
8 Thrice-2
9 The Jam-2
10 Rage Against the Machine-2

hmm....

Digging Beck quite nicely at the moment. [I]Odelay[/I] and [I]Sea Change[/I] so far. I might listen to [I]Guero[/I] later.

lol @ ydload


but yet:
1 Johnny Cash 69
2 Ted Leo and The Pharmacists 60
3 Jamie Lidell 38
4 Calexico 30
5 The Flaming Lips 28
6 Murder By Death 22
7 Ratatat 21
8 Neutral Milk Hotel 19
9 The Go! Team 15
10 De La Soul 14

[I]Stab Me One For the Prussians[/I]. That's a winner in my book.

My first last.fm thing, I'm so proud but not really:

1 The Velvet Underground 26
2 Sebadoh 24
3 Prefuse 73 23
4 De La Soul 22
5 Julian Cope 16
6 Gang Starr 15
7 Geto Boys 14
8 Sam Cooke 13
8 Elliott Smith 13
8 Blackalicious 13

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb][I]Stab Me One For the Prussians[/I]. That's a winner in my book.

My first last.fm thing, I'm so proud but not really:

1 The Velvet Underground 26
2 Sebadoh 24
3 Prefuse 73 23
4 De La Soul 22
[B]5 Julian Cope 16 [/B]
6 Gang Starr 15
7 Geto Boys 14
8 Sam Cooke 13
8 Elliott Smith 13
8 Blackalicious 13[/QUOTE]
Oh, what of his have you been listening to?

My last.fm doesn't seem to be updating....it still says the numbers for last week.

I'm digging
The Jesus And Mary Chain - Psychocandy
Nick Cave - Let Love In
Nick Cave - The Good Son

Kaiser Chiefs

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I dunno man, I really kind of enjoyed [I]Stab Me One For the Prussians[/I]. But I guess my favourite release of theirs is the early [I]underground[/I] demo that they recorded in the bomb shelter under the drummer's barn. It's called [I]Bats Flying North-West[/I]. Keep an eye out for it.[/QUOTE]
:lol:

my last fm thing-
1 The Feelies 64
2 The Embarrassment 48
3 Television 46
4 Robert Pollard 45
5 Pixies 44
6 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 27
6 Tom Waits 27
8 The Residents 26
9 T. Rex 21
10 Julian Cope 19

today i've been digging Tom Waits' [I]The Black Rider[/I]. Good stuff.

[I]Pink Flag[/I] by Wire has a way of putting things in perspective.

Supersilent - [i]7[/i] DVD
One of the most moving and intense musical experiences I've felt. Amazing.