Oingo Boingo - [I]Only a Lad[/I]

This is the greatest new-wave album of all time.

Kool Keith - [I]Black Elvis/Lost in Space[/I]
The Locust - [I]Plauge Soundscapes[/I]

Guillemots are definitely awful. I completely don't understand the good reviews that album's getting, everything they've ever released has been overlong, Coldplay-esque tripe.

Listened to Food's [I]Last Supper[/I] earlier and am on Coltrane and Monk at Carnegie Hall now. Both're quite quality.

Talk Talk - [I]Spirit of Eden[/I]

This is really solid stuff. Definitely worth getting if you enjoyed [I]Laughing Stock[/I].

Wire - [I]Chairs Missing[/I]

Duke Ellington - [I]Black Brown & Beige[/I]

I haven't posted a dig in a while. This is an album I've had a long time, but never listened to much. Ellington is the man.

Mogwai - [i]EP + 2[/i]

Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - [i]We're Only In it for the Money[/i]

And also, [i]Hot Rats[/i].

Manic Street Preachers - [I]The Holy Bible[/I]

Cursive - [I]The Ugly Organ[/I]
Cocteau Twins - [I]Treasure[/I]

Susanna and the Magical Orchestra - List of Lights and Buoys
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - The Doldrums
Triosk - The Headlight Serenades

Sage Francis - Road Tested
Sage Francis - Waiting Tables

Some of the best hip hop I've ever heard.

DJ Shadow - The Outsider

Only my first listen but it's about as far removed from Endtroducing and The Private Press as you can get. There's a definite divide in the album; the first half is full of the hyphy style tracks like 3 Freaks but then from track 9 onwards it changes completely. Lots of different styles but the latter tracks are more in the vein of his work with UNKLE I guess, with Chris Martin impersonaters. I prefer the second half a lot more at the moment.

My main gripe is that it really doesn't flow as an album and sounds more like a random collection of songs. The disparity between the two halves only really enforces this too :-/

"3 Freaks" makes Jesus wet his bedsheets.

In horror.

I've been getting into Dinosaur Jr. lately.

I'm going back to all my post-rock for the first time in a while. I was so into it for a long time, but for a year or so I've been listening to so much happy sunshine island music that I was never really in the mood for post-rock. But now I'm starting to feel like the world is going to hell in a handbasket again, so I'm busting out all the Godspeed, A Silver Mount Zion, Do Make Say Think, and Explosions In The Sky records.

Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

M.I.A. - Arular -- I've been digging on this **** for the last five months actually. Not tired of it yet.

TV on the Radio and Caetano Veloso.

Squirrel Nut Zippers - The Inevitable

Awesome swing music. If you like Brian Setzer, check this out.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Sage Francis - Road Tested
Sage Francis - Waiting Tables

Some of the best hip hop I've ever heard.[/QUOTE]

Still need to check out this guy. Any tracks to recommend to start with?

Thom Yorke - [I]The Eraser [/I]

Here's The Clock being done acoustically, it's orgasmic.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L-xPDgDZA8&search=thom%20yorke[/url]

^ acutally it kind of sucks.

i'm digging mylo.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]^ acutally it kind of sucks.[/QUOTE]Had a feeling that somebody would say that! But I think the vocals are really cool in that version.

[QUOTE=Interstate]Still need to check out this guy. Any tracks to recommend to start with?[/QUOTE]

Rewrite
Masturbate Your Brain
Inherited Scars
Climb Trees
Sea Lion
Doomage
Gunz Yo

I could go for awhile :)

Frank Zappa - [I]Hot Rats[/I]

The sax solo on The Gumbo Variations makes me a happy kid.

Ride - [I]Nowhere[/I]

It's just so good.

Hoppípolla- Sigur rós from the album Takk.
Noah's arc- coco rosie.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Frank Zappa - [I]Hot Rats[/I]

The sax solo on The Gumbo Variations makes me a happy kid.[/QUOTE]
All three solos on that song are truly awesome.

[QUOTE=La Revolucion]Ride - [I]Nowhere[/I]

It's just so good.[/QUOTE]"Seagull" and "Kaleidoscope" pack the perfect one-two punch.


The Fiery Furnaces - [i]Gallowsbird's Bark[/i]

My favorite album of theirs by far.

[QUOTE=La Revolucion]Ride - [I]Nowhere[/I]

It's just so good.[/QUOTE]

I agree. Hands down the best shoegaze album ever created. I'm gonna go listen to it right now!

wrong

it's second best

For a while I've had this weird stigma against [I]Rain Dogs[/I], just considering it "not that good," after having a few weeks of great affection for it.

But I'm listening to it now, and it's basically "that good."

Do any of you guys ever get that feeling about an album, where for some reason you block yourself from it, after liking it a lot for a while. Then you return to it, and you're like "what was I afraid of?"

Jason Molina - [i]Let Me Go, Let Me Go, Let Me Go[/i]

Xiu Xiu - [i]The Air Force[/i]
My first listen through and I'm very impressed. Seems like a big step up from [i]La Foret[/i]'s occasionally stagnant sound. Definitely a nice branching from Jamie Stewart - it's great hearing him try some new things.

Dagging Autechre and other sci fi snhit

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Rewrite
Masturbate Your Brain
Inherited Scars
Climb Trees
Sea Lion
Doomage
Gunz Yo

I could go for awhile :)[/QUOTE]

Thanks mate.

Imogen Heap - [I]I Megaphone[/I]

[QUOTE=Interstate]Thanks mate.[/QUOTE]

No problem, let me know what you think.

Muse - 'Black Holes And Revelations' - awsome album,
The Knife - 'Silent Shout' - Wierd pop but totally briliant
M.I.A - 'Arular' - tribal beats + electro = genius
The Guillemots - 'Through the Windowpane' - Epic tunes

I've been digging Thom Yorke's [I]The Eraser.[/I]