[QUOTE=YDload]Apple Paltrow-Martin's First Words Are "Turn That Sh[size=2]it[/size] Off, Dad"[/QUOTE]
:lol:



Nada Surf - [I]Let Go[/I]

M83 - [I]Before The Dawn Heals Us[/I]
Elliott Smith - [I]Either/Or[/I]
Modest Mouse - [I]Everywhere & His Nasty Parlour Tricks[/I]
ZZ Top - [I]Recycler[/I]

1 old canes 24
2 Bright Eyes 22
2 Danzig 22
4 Morrissey 16
5 Built to Spill 15
5 Yeah Yeah Yeahs 15
7 The Beatles 14
8 Izzy Stradlin & The Ju Ju Hounds 13
9 Rilo Kiley 11
10 Bob Dylan 10

Ah, YDLoad, you get me every time. Btw, I read in the paper a while ago the thing referenced in your user title, I made the connection instantly. Brutal.

I'm listening to The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow right now. I'm glad I got Chutes instead of Oh, Inverted World, I like this one a lot. Pink Bullets is a great song, I should learn it sometime.

Yeah, [I]Chutes Too Narrow[/I] > [I]Oh, Inverted World[/I].

I really really like Thom Yorke's solo concert.

[QUOTE=biografiend]Ornette Colman
Spires That in the Sunset Rise -(recommended for fans of Animal Collective)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Zappa]Another first time listen:

Mojave 3 - [I]Ask Me Tomorrow[/I]

Wonderful. Like [I]Souvlaki[/I]-quality Slowdive, except more organic and human.[/QUOTE]

I will check those out.

[QUOTE=Slug]I really really like Thom Yorke's solo concert.[/QUOTE]
Apparently he's releasing a solo album at some point in the not-too-distant future.

Oh, wierd, never heard anything about that.

I can't wait to see them at Bonnaroo, apparently they are playing a 4 hour set!

I think Pitchfork reported it yesterday or something.

4 hours! [size=2]Fu[/size]ck.



[url]http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/news/06-03/20.shtml[/url]

Today/Tonight
El-P - [i]Fantastic Damage[/i]
Hüsker Dü - [i]Zen Arcade[/i]
Band of Horses - [i]Everything All The Time[/i]
^Decided to relisten to this considering the high praise. Nope, it's still unremarkable. Solid, enjoyable, but unremarkable.

for a couple of weeks ive bin diggin alot of radiohead, radiohead is probably the only thing ive listened to except a red house painters song here aand there

But Hitlerdog, I'M Jewish!

Sonic Youth - [I]Goo[/I]
Sonic Youth - [I]Daydream Nation[/I]
Sonic Youth - [I]Sister[/I]
The Replacements - [I]Let It Be[/I]
The Velvet Underground - s/t

I don't see why so many people don't like [I]Goo[/I]. It has some genius songs on there and is really enjoyable.

Tom Waits - [I]Rain Dogs[/I]
I'm finally starting to see why this is better than [I]Swordfishtrombones[/I].

Sonny Rollins - [I]Saxophone Colossus[/I]
This is just awesome.

Youth Group, Sebadoh and Set Fire To Flames

Circle Takes The Square
City Of Caterpillar
Modern Life Is War

Youth Pictures Of Florence Henderson - Unnoticable in a Tiny Town, Invisible in the City (amazing. if you're a fan of post-rock, check this out.)
David Bowie - Self Titled

Joy Division

[QUOTE=Daniel!]I don't see why so many people don't like [I]Goo[/I]. It has some genius songs on there and is really enjoyable.[/QUOTE]

I agree, 3rd favorite SY album behind Daydream Nation and Dirty.

Either way I saw B&S last night so I'm doing the knee-jerk reaction of digging them afterwards. The Life Pursuit ftw.

[QUOTE=Luxor]Circle Takes The Square
City Of Caterpillar
Modern Life Is War[/QUOTE]
good stuff.


im diggin Dntel

Baby Huey

There's some kind of party going on in the common room here, but I don't want to join in so I'm having my own one man party up here, with Baby Huey.

Also been listening to both [i]The Bends[/i] and [i]OK Computer[/i]. Think I might like them both more than I used to think I did.

Against Me! - [i]Reinventing Axl Rose[/i]
[b]I saw them last night and they rocked.[/b]

Hi Ho, Six Shooter! - [i]A Brief Discourse on Death and Dying; or, the Gravedigger's Muddy Shovel[/i]
[b]Great country-tinged original folk punk.[/b]

Weezer - [I]Green Album[/I]
Drive Like Jehu - [I]Yank Crime[/I]
Hard Fi - [I]Stars Of CCTV[/I]

[QUOTE=Zmev]Either way I saw B&S last night so I'm doing the knee-jerk reaction of digging them afterwards. The Life Pursuit ftw.[/QUOTE]That album grew on me so much.

I was listening to the Trainspotting soundtrack today. By far it's my favorite soundtrack.

D4L - Down for Life
50 Cent - The Massacre
Blackalicious - Nia

[QUOTE=el doctor]That album grew on me so much.

I was listening to the Trainspotting soundtrack today. By far it's my favorite soundtrack.[/QUOTE]

I love the Trainspotting soundtrack. Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Brian Eno, Blur, New Order....lots o' good stuff. Now all I have to do is convince my parents to let me see the movie >.>

Diggage for today includes The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest. Not a lot to say about this album except I think it gets better every time I listen to it. Some Pixies may be dug later in the day.

Imogen Heap - [I]Speak For Yourself[/I]

I'm 4 songs in and it seems pretty good so far.

North American Hallowe'en Prevention Initiative - Do They Know It's Halloween

This parody of Do They Know It's Christmas features..Arcade Fire's Win & Regine, Redd Kross' Steve McDonald, Beck, R.E.M.'s Joey Waronker, Buck 65, Rilo Kiley's Jenny & Black, David Cross, Roky Erickson, Devendra Banhart, Sloan's Chris Murphy, Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, Smoosh's Asya & Chloe, Feist, Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore, Gino Washington, Sparks' Russel Mael, Les Savy Fav's Syd Butler, Subtitle, Islands' J'aime, Sum 41's Stevo, Malcolm Mclaren, Tagaq, Peaches, That Dog's Anna Waronker, Postal Service's Jimmy Tamborello, Wolf Parade's Dan & Spencer, Yeah Yeah Yeah's Karen O.

These Arms are Snakes - This is Meant to Hurt You

This is still my favourite release by a band like this. Make sense?

Also:

Drive by Truckers - [I]Southern Rock Opera[/I]
Flaming Lips - [I]Finally the Punk Rockers are Taking Acid[/I]
Pitchfork - [I]Eucalyptus[/I]