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mass ambient/ noise/ expiramental i guess. interesting and generally chill stuff

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]I'm digging Minus the Bear.

Such a great end of the summer band.

It makes me sad though.[/QUOTE]

yeah the only way i can listen to them in winter is if i put "Hooray" on repeat :-/

also good for end of the season: "Celebrated Summer" :cool:

This cool Minutemen bootleg I found in a torrent site. It's the latest performance of them I've ever heard (10-24-85). Its in .flac which I have regarded as a useless format. It takes up waaaay more space than an MP3, and theres almost no noticible difference.







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Hilltop Hoods - The Calling
Maps and Atlases - Tree, Swallows, Houses
Celtic Frost - Cold Lake
Easy Dub All Stars - Radiodread
Forced Entry - Uncertain Future
Optimus Rhyme - School the Indie Rockers

Andrew Hill - [I]Black Fire[/I]

I was listening to it passively awhile ago so I don't really know if I like it or not.

Hot Snakes - [I]Thunder Down Under[/I]

It's pretty cool in itself, but coupled with the nostalgia of seein' them play [I]these very songs[/I] last year - makes it superb.

Also been diggin' on The Buzzcocks and the Black Lips.

Tuxedomoon - Half Mute
Tuxedomoon - Desire
XTC - English Settlement

It went from 1980 to 1983, which was pretty neat. English Settlement brings back my childhood.

Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

aka music to slash your wrists to

The Gories - [I]I Know You Fine, But How You Doin'[/I]


Jack White wishes he was the Gories.

The Pogues - [I]If I Should Fall From the Grace of God[/I]

[QUOTE=Dog]The Gories - [I]I Know You Fine, But How You Doin'[/I]


Jack White wishes he was the Gories.[/QUOTE]
That's oh so very true.

The Mountain Goats, Adam Arcuragi, The Weakerthans

Ben Kweller, obviously

Fugazi - [I]13 Songs[/I]
Faraquet - [I]The View From This Tower[/I]

Faraquet is amazing. I heard them a month or so ago in a local coffee shop and got hooked.

Been digging Funeral For A friend lately.

Recomended songs: Bend Your Arms tO look like wings, juneau, bullet theory, your revolution is a joke.

A Perfect Circle - The Noose, Stranger, Imagine

Queens of the Stone Age
Sonic Youth
and I'm getting back into Nirvana again.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]hey tender good to see you back man.
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Thanks, pretty good to be back. Nice avatar.

[QUOTE=obese_breasts]Faraquet is amazing. I heard them a month or so ago in a local coffee shop and got hooked.[/QUOTE]
They're awesome. Jazz+Post-Hardcore.

Notorious B.I.G - [I]Ready To Die[/I]

Definitely in my top 5 hip hop albums. I've played the sh[I]i[/I]t out of this and it still blows my mind.

Lightning Bolt - [I]Wonderful Rainbow[/I]

I'm listening to this straight through for my first time. It's really crazy stuff and good to listen to if I want to get myself pumped up.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]They're awesome. Jazz+Post-Hardcore.[/QUOTE]
I honestly don't hear any hardcore in this band, but people keep saying that. I have "The View From This Tower", do I have the wrong album or something?

[QUOTE=Zebra]Lightning Bolt - [I]Wonderful Rainbow[/I]

I'm listening to this straight through for my first time. It's really crazy stuff and good to listen to if I want to get myself pumped up.[/QUOTE]

bridge in Dracula Mountain is probably the catchiest thing ever written.

[QUOTE=Luxor]I honestly don't hear any hardcore in this band, but people keep saying that. I have "The View From This Tower", do I have the wrong album or something?[/QUOTE]
I hear Post-Hardcore in there for sure

I probably can't be said to be "digging" this record yet, but I just got [i]Galactic Supermarket[/i] by The Cosmic Jokers, and it's the craziest Krautrock I've heard yet.

[QUOTE=JonM] it's the craziest Krautrock I've heard yet.[/QUOTE]
Warrants downloading

[QUOTE=obese_breasts]Faraquet is amazing. I heard them a month or so ago in a local coffee shop and got hooked.[/QUOTE]

I'm seriously addicted to this album. "Cut Self Not" is probably one of my favourite album-openers.

[QUOTE=Luxor]I honestly don't hear any hardcore in this band, but people keep saying that. I have "The View From This Tower", do I have the wrong album or something?[/QUOTE]

It's impossible to not enjoy that record.

I found it to be really boring.

That baffles my mind. The guitar work is phenomenal.

Sounds similar to Hot Cross. I'm sure you already listen to them, but if you don't...

I have listened to Hot Cross, but not recently. I do recall Cryonics being a decent album, though.

Fair Trades And Farewells > Cryonics > A New Set Of Lungs

I guess I'll have to pick up [I]Fair Trades[/I].. then.

fair trades and farewells is more impressive but i like the "atmosphere" of cryonics more.

also the view from this tower is decent, but the split with akarso rules.

I went to a record store half an hour away yesterday and got Saetia's [i]A Retrospective[/i] and Bruce Springsteen's [i]Born to Run[/i] (perfect condition vinyl). $18 for both.

Except I tried to buy some tickets but I didn't have cash and they were closing so I didn't have time to get any cash out. Gheeeey.

[I]A Retrospective[/I] is a d[I]a[/I]mn good album, it got me into emo.

I'm on a No Wave kick. Liquid Liquid are one groovy band.

[quote=The Great Decay][I]A Retrospective[/I] is a d[I]a[/I]mn good album, it got me into emo.[/quote]

It's fantastic. Having the booklet is awesome too, there's little notes from all of the band members and there's lyrics. I quite like the lyrics.

Yeah, their lyrics are one of the things that initially got me into the band. You need to check out Raein, if you haven't. I just finished listening to Il N’y [I]A Pas De Orchestre[/I], and it was brilliant.

Before that album wasn't that great to me. For some reason it seems a lot better at the moment. I've never seen it in stores, though. Just one the EP.