[QUOTE=Tomahawk]Sarah Blasko.[/QUOTE]
Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ...

[QUOTE=Br3ad_Man]Missy Higgins[/QUOTE]
Yes yes yes yes.

I love you guys.

Missy Misdemeaner Elliot > Missy Higgins

True story

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]You're not so bad yourself.

Wanna go cow tipping?[/QUOTE]
Can I come too? :upset:

Only if you's gotsta gooder tippin' hand then I does.

ive been digging iron and wine and the decemberists

I'm groovin' to [i]Gizmodgery[/i] by Self again. Seriously man, they're amazing, making such great music using only a bunch of toys and pasting the sounds together with some nice production skillz.

They're somewhere in between the funky white boy hip-hop-ness of Beck and poppy indie in general. Now go check out this album (don't worry about the other albums; Self without toys is not Self at the top of their game) before I start droppin plates on dat a[size=2]s[/size]s.

P.S. "Trunk Fulla Amps" has the best usage of rediculously large amounts of the word "fu[size=2]ck[/size]" ever, bar none, along with the best impressions of other singers' voices ever, plus the whole 'best usage of toys instead of instruments ever' thing inherent throughout the whole album.

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]Missy Misdemeaner Elliot > Missy Higgins

True story[/QUOTE]
False story. You couldn't be wronger if you had an electrified wronging machine. That's how wrong you are.

Missy Higgins makes me want to run away from myself.

Missy Misdemeaner Elliot > Elliot Smith

Don't be frontin' now.

Trail Of Dead - Source Tags & Codes: They have a very dark, enigmatic sound...which I really like. They also have interesting dynamics in their songs. "Monsoon" is my favorite, especially because of the cool climax.

Beck - Mutations: This is now my favorite Beck record, close behind Sea Change. It features Becks songwriting skills and goofy genre hopping into one. It lacks consistancy at times...which is it's only flaw. "Diamond Bollocks" is an incredible piece of music.

Elbow - Cast Of Thousands: A great layback record with very unique production. I like this band because they write very moving songs without getting over the top emotionally...and also have some very creative concepts. "Fugitive Motel" is a highlight.

The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin: I can't seem to get sick of this record.

DJ Shadow - Entroducing: see above.

Electric Six - Fire: Just a goofy record that's fun to listen to. This band seems to be awful on purpose....but the tunes they write are extremely catchy and fun.

Coheed and Cambria

Great choices Orb.

I'm getting very frustrated because I haven't had time to get Elliott Smith's From a Basement on a Hill. Bloody Uni... makes me mad.

[QUOTE=Ornery Cephalopod]along with the best impressions of other singers' voices ever[/QUOTE]
Aren't those sampled?

Tangy sux. So does that new Kazoo.

HEEEEEEEEY I'm back! And I'm still all about Taking Back Sunday's Where You Want To Be!!! you're a loser if you dont have it! even if you dont listen to it. prop it up on your shelf and stare....yeah and I like that song Breaking The Broken by Sparta. And Reptilia by The Strokes. haha I start my mornings right with a healthy dose of all these guys.

Right now I'm really digging the album "Sunrise Over Sea", by the John Butler Trio. Also I've been listening to Soundgarden and Jane's Addiction.

Hüsker Dü

I bought The Prodigy Experience last week and its bloody cool. Its really different to the fat of the land, they're a really versatile band and its got some very good drum and bass beats. Liam is a genius

I'm listening to a lot of Massive Attack, QOTSA and Elliott Smith

Death Cab is awesome, especially their older stuff.

Animal Collective is fab, pretty fab I tell you.

I just bought an album from a band called Strangtecular, somebody at the E6 forums gave me a link it's awesome.

[url]http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/strangtecular[/url]

some may totally overlook the vines because of their popularity BUT winning days is an amazing album full of insane harmonies and psychedelic melodies. so before you brand them as just another garage band turned cool, listen to their stuff and prepare to be impressed.
also listen to:
the shins
the libertines
the unicorns
lips on a napkin
no no spots

I don't overlook the Vines because of their popularity. I overlook them because of their SUCKularity!!! HA!! TAKE THAT THE VINES!!!

(i'd like to hear YOUR band then)

[QUOTE=Tapeworm]Aren't those sampled?

Tangy sux. So does that new Kazoo.[/QUOTE]

Totally not sampled man.

Now shut your trap before I start a gang a la Al Capone and tell my goons to rough you up.

He likes The Unicorns, cut him some slack niggaz.

[QUOTE=barking sparrow]some may totally overlook the vines because of their popularity BUT winning days is an amazing album full of insane harmonies and psychedelic melodies. so before you brand them as just another garage band turned cool, listen to their stuff and prepare to be impressed.
also listen to:
the shins
the libertines
the unicorns
lips on a napkin
no no spots[/QUOTE]

YES! another vines fan on MX! watch out for tangy zizzle though, he's an elitist when it comes to the vines.

lately i've been getting into jet, the who, black sabbath and van halen.

[QUOTE=Perverted Pixie Nudist Colony]YES! another vines fan on MX! watch out for tangy zizzle though, [B]he's an elitist when it comes to the vines[/B].

lately i've been getting into jet, the who, black sabbath and van halen.[/QUOTE]

Wrong again Flanders. I'm an elitist period.

Jet, wow. I can't believe Iggy Pop coppied their riff...

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Wrong again Flanders. I'm an elitist period.

Jet, wow. I can't believe Iggy Pop coppied their riff...[/QUOTE]

You're such a b[i]i[/i]tch.

In a good way.

B[i]i[/i]tch.

Thankyou my pretty.

Where gone cousin stewy?