Ricardo Villalobos - "Thé Au Harem D'Archimède"

This record will change how you think about house music. I.e., it will make you like it.

Just finished Akron/Family's new one [I]Meek Warrior[/I]. It was pretty alright, got a little samey. But the first track destroys.

We are scientists - With Love and Squalor

Very catchy. I like.

I started listening to Silver Jews' [I]American Water[/I] yesterday and [I]Tanglewood Numbers[/I] today.



I'd rather live in a trash can
than see you happy with another man

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]AIDS Wolf - The Lovvers EP
Justin Timberlake - Futuresex/Lovesounds
Gay For Johnny Depp - Blood: The Natural Lubricant (An Apocalyptic Adventure Beyond Sodom And Gomorrah)
A-Frames - A-Frames
A-Frames - A-Frames 2
Slipknot - Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses (hahah)
Slint - Spiderland
Lesbians On Ecstacy - Lesbians On Ecstacy

and other assorted crap[/QUOTE]
Aids, Gays, Lesbians, Drugs and Slipknot. Does your mother know what unholy things you're doing?


Cursive - [I]Domestica[/I]

So good. I really need the new album.

Mr. Bungle - [I]Disco Volante[/I]

I always regard this as their worst effort yet every time I listen to it I keep on realizing how much I love it.

The For Carnation

Comets on Fire - Avatar

[QUOTE=AK47;13261931]Comets on Fire - Avatar[/QUOTE]

That band is f[B]u[/B]cking nuts

Continuing my Television-"Venus" obsession:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqU4sn-JodE[/url]

Tom Verlaine tries to teach Richard Hell how to play the bassline to "Venus" (the second part of the video should be linked somewhere on that page as well). It's pretty funny because Hell is really wasted and I can see why they replaced him before recording Marquee Moon.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo;13261996]That band is f[B]u[/B]cking nuts[/QUOTE]

damn right.

David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust

Justin Timberlake - [I]FutureSex/LoveSounds[/I]

Sun Kil Moon - [I]Ghosts of the Great Highway[/I]

Amazing. I don't think I've had this sort of reaction much after only listening to an abum once, but yeah, nacho you were right on the money. In places it reminded me a little bit of Ryan Adams (which can only be a good thing). It has a bit of a country feel sometimes and I dig that immensely.

Neutral Milk Hotel - [I]In the Aeroplane Over the Sea[/I]

It's ok. It has about as many great moments as it does really annoying ones, so it balances out. I can't see myself really getting into this album much.

And now I'm listening to Shout Out Louds - [I]Howl Howl Gaff Gaff[/I]. It's pretty good stuff.

I saw the Shout Out Louds supporting The Strokes, they were pretty dissapointing to be honest. I had liked a few of their songs beforehand, but it didn't translate well live.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased;13261520]Aids, Gays, Lesbians, Drugs and Slipknot. Does your mother know what unholy things you're doing?


Cursive - [I]Domestica[/I]

So good. I really need the new album.[/QUOTE]

no, she doesn't. :p

& yeah, the new cursive album is great. i was really really really addicted to it for like 3 weeks straight.

[QUOTE=Happymeal;13261347]I started listening to Silver Jews' [I]American Water[/I] yesterday and [I]Tanglewood Numbers[/I] today.



I'd rather live in a trash can
than see you happy with another man[/QUOTE]


David Berman is the best songwriter.

I'm reviewing American Water. Tanglewood Numbers doesn't compare to it at all.

[quote=Little Man being Erased;13262571]Sun Kil Moon - [I]Ghosts of the Great Highway[/I]

Amazing. I don't think I've had this sort of reaction much after only listening to an abum once, but yeah, nacho you were right on the money. In places it reminded me a little bit of Ryan Adams (which can only be a good thing). It has a bit of a country feel sometimes and I dig that immensely.[/quote]

It sounds more like Neil Young than anything else to me. I agree with you about NMH btw.

diggage;

Daughters - [i]Canada Songs[/i]
Do Make Say Think - [i]& Yet & Yet[/i]
The Ponys - [i]Celebration Castle[/i]
The Number Twelve Looks Like You - [i]Nuclear. Sad. Nuclear.[/i]

Teenage Bottlerocket

[I]Neu! '75[/I]

Rites of Spring - End on End
Pixies - Doolittle
Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician

whoa. signature?

whoa. signature.

whoa. [I]signature[/I].

whoa. gay artist named fag user bitch whore cunt slab.

Strange combination today:

The Rapture - [i]Pieces of the People We Love[/i]
and
Krzysztof Penderecki - [i]Matrix 5[/i] EMI Classics

[QUOTE=Sepstrup;13262942]I'm reviewing American Water. Tanglewood Numbers doesn't compare to it at all.[/QUOTE]

If you give AW anything besides a 5 you're almost certainly wrong.

Today I've listened to:

R.E.M. - [I]Murmur[/I]
Bonnie "Prince" Billy - [I]The Letting Go[/I]

And I jammed some Lifter Puller, Jesus Lizard, and Shellac last night.

Been getting into some Smiths, New Order and such :)

Venetian Snares - [i]Cavalcade Of Glee And Dadaist Happy Hardcore[/i]
Camel - [i]The Snow Goose[/i]
Pixies - [i]Doolittle[/i]

Screeching Weasel - My Brain Hurts

Probably the greatest pop-punk album of all time. Each song is similar with its own unique hook.

I'm listening to the Pixies for the first time in half a year, I forgot how good they were.

Yo La Tengo - [i]I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One[/i]

So I guess I'm really late in checking this band out, but this record is making me amazed. I have to take it slowly, too much goodness to take in at once.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;13268384]Yo La Tengo - [i]I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One[/i]

So I guess I'm really late in checking this band out, but this record is making me amazed. I have to take it slowly, too much goodness to take in at once.[/QUOTE]

It's by far and away their best effort.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;13268384]Yo La Tengo - [i]I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One[/i]

So I guess I'm really late in checking this band out, but this record is making me amazed. I have to take it slowly, too much goodness to take in at once.[/QUOTE]

Oh gawd. Welcome to the revolution buddy.

I'm jamming British Sea Power's [I]The Decline of British Sea Power[/I] right now and thinking these guys are just about the best godd[SIZE="2"]a[/SIZE]mn thing ever. Or at least definitely one of the best modern true rock acts.

The Mars Volta.

A mix of Youth Group, and The Early November.

I've been going through the Magnetic Fields' [I]69 Love Songs[/I] for most of the afternoon.

I can't decide. I was listening to Yusef Lateef earlier, but now it's just like what. I think I'll play some Charles Mingus and cap it off with something nice and poppy.

Beulah - [I]When Your Heartstrings Break[/I]
TV on the Radio - [I]Return To Cookie Mountain[/I]

[QUOTE=Kyle;13268314]I'm listening to the Pixies for the first time in half a year, I forgot how good they were.[/QUOTE]Wow, exactly the same here.

ugh the pixies are just cheap old guy nirvana rip offs