The new Vines album, Vision Valley, is sweet :-D

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Super Furry Animals - [I]Radiator[/I]

This is like if the Fiery Furnaces dropped all their pretentious bullsh[size=2]i[/size]t and just played insanely catchy, loud-guitar indie pop.[/QUOTE]

Nice, I'm really diggin' Guerrila as of now but they are both excellent albums.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]The new Vines album, Vision Valley, is sweet :-D[/QUOTE]really?! From the single (Gross Out), I really epcted this to be quite bad!

P.S. I'm glad you changed your name back, much better :)

[QUOTE=Kyle]really?! From the single (Gross Out), I really epcted this to be quite bad!

P.S. I'm glad you changed your name back, much better :)[/QUOTE]

I mean, it's nothing amazing, but it's still a pretty fun album.

I'm actually uploading it for the mailing list right now.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - [I]B Sides and Rarities[/I]

ExComplex and Monday in London's The Red Machine. They're both indie groups from North Carolina. Pretty good, you should check them out!!!!! [url]www.excomplex.com[/url] and [url]www.mondayinlondon.com[/url]

Radiohead - [I]Ok Computer[/I]

Now I know why all the elite indie kids love this album so much.

old post + Broken Social Scene - [I]You Forgot it in People[/I]

New Stereolab is melting my head at the moment. That + Flaming Lips = awesome sunday morning.

Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - [I]We're Only In It For the Money[/I]
King Apparatus - [I]Marbles[/I]
Bobby Hutcherson - [I]Dialogue[/I]
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - [I]Moanin'[/I]
fIREHOSE - [I]Ragin', Full-On[/I]

At The Drive In - [I]El Gran Orgo EP[/I]
Miles Davis - [I]Bitches Brew[/I]
Mr. Bungle - [I]Mr. Bungle[/I]
The Flaming Lips' new single "The WAND" has been playing over and over constantly in my head and on my iTunes.

Big Star - Third/Sisters Lovers

a wilhelm scream

guitar is so insane, i wish i was half as good as these guys

So uh diggage today.

I just listened to

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Good album, probably my favorite Floyd album. Probably their most progressive album.
The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers
Damn good album, Abbey Road is still my favorite though.

And now I'm listening to Yes - Fragile. It's pretty good, I'm starting to like it more. I just wish their was more lyrics instead of just instrumentals.

i like some of the instrumentals, like "The Fish" and "Five Percent For Nothing."

But of course the best songs are the ones over 7 minutes long

Wakeman's take on Brahms is a bit out of place, but I like the other instrumentals. I completely agree though, the real prime meat there is obviously the fuller/longer songs.

Coheed and Cambria - The Second Stage Turbine Blade

Wow, this album is [I]so [/I]good.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]Coheed and Cambria - The Second Stage Turbine Blade

Wow, this album is [I]so [/I]good.[/QUOTE]

It doesn't have as much variety as their subsequent albums, but at the same time it's hard to listen to it and not say it's the band's best. I like "Time Consumer," "Everything Evil," and "God Send Conspirator" the best.

Right now I am listening to [i]Boy Hits Car[/i] by Boy Hits Car. It's a pretty neat album; lots of Indian influence in an otherwise normal-sounding post-hardcore/something else album.

Nofx - Ribbed
Offspring - Smash

I still wish I was in the seventh grade.

[QUOTE=JonM]I agree with you, but all the purists tell me I'm wrong and that Blue Lines is the greatest thing ever put to tape. I just don't get it.[/QUOTE]
Those purists don't know what the fu[size=2]ck[/size] they're talking about.


[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin'

The former is still excellent, and the latter doesn't do it for me at all.[/QUOTE]
Same. I can't seem to get into [I]The Times They Are A-Changin'[/I] anywhere near as much as all the other Dylan albums I have.


[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]The new Vines album, Vision Valley, is sweet :-D[/QUOTE]
That's... surprising.

I dug lots of random stuff at a huge party at my place last night. Plus [I]Original Pirate Material[/I] by the Streets.

Been listening to Nebula all day :)

[QUOTE=YDload]
Right now I am listening to [i]Boy Hits Car[/i] by Boy Hits Car. It's a pretty neat album; lots of Indian influence in an otherwise normal-sounding post-hardcore/something else album.[/QUOTE]

That's a good album.

I'd like to hear those guys.

Boy Hits Car! I've got that album, and I've got one of their early local ones too! It's called [i]My Animal[/i], and though some of the songs appeared later on the s/t, the versions are much different, and the other material definitely makes it worth having. If you'd like it, holla at a playa.

Yea, for some reason I did too. Pop punk or nu metal.

The Grit - [i]I Came Out the Womb an Angry C[i]u[/i]nt[/i]
[b]Punk 'n' F[b]u[/b]ck 'n' Roll. I picked this up when I saw them last night.[/b]

Meat Puppets - [I]Meat Puppets II[/I]
Meat Puppets - [I]Up On the Sun[/I]

I'm really starting to like these albums.

up on the sun is maybe my favorite meatpuppets song

that album has a lot of filler sounding tracks though

Frank Zappa - Sheik Yerbouti!

[QUOTE=Matt?]that album has a lot of filler sounding tracks though[/QUOTE]
For me, not a single song is boring on either of those albums.