The Slackers have made some of the most faithful ska/rocksteady since
1970.

maudlin of the Well - [I]Leaving Your Body Map[/I]
Mare - [I]EP[/I]

Dino Jr. - Where You Been

Butthole Surfers
Melvins
The Cows
Sicbay

[QUOTE=Jacaranda;13302820]Dino Jr. - Where You Been[/QUOTE]Where it counts, you usually dig the same albums as me. :cool:

People seem to have mixed oppinon about that album, but I think it's one of the best Dino J records.

Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped
Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid Of You and I Will Beat Your ***
Slick Rick - Behind Bars
Erik Sermon - Double Or Nothing

[I]Marquee Moon[/I]

"Elevation" is the only track that I don't care for. It's still good but sub-par to the rest of the songs.

Yes, that's probably true. There isn't a bad song on the album, but if I had to pick one that's just slightly below all others, it would be "Elevation"

[QUOTE=Kyle;13303481]People seem to have mixed oppinon about that album, but I think it's one of the best Dino J records.[/QUOTE]

Its good, and I like it more than anything else after Bug. But the first 3 albums kill it. Not The Same is one of my favorite Dino Jr songs though.

I'm listening to The Clash just now, because of that dreadful thread about it in punk.

[QUOTE=Bukowski;13304502]Its good, and I like it more than anything else after Bug. But the first 3 albums kill it. Not The Same is one of my favorite Dino Jr songs though.[/QUOTE]

Is their first album any good? I've never bothered checking it out.

It's a bit disjointed and badly recorded, but yeah I like it quite a bit. Not as good as the other two though,

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped
Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid Of You and I Will Beat Your ***
Slick Rick - Behind Bars
Erik Sermon - Double Or Nothing[/QUOTE]

what comes first

the music or the words?

[QUOTE=Daniel!;13304523]Is their first album any good? I've never bothered checking it out.[/QUOTE]

"Repulsion" is seriously one of their best songs, but i dont know about the other album i just LOVE that song.

E/G/E/B/E/F/C/B

Rufus Wainwright - Want Two
Anathema - Judgement
Maps and Atlases - Trees, Swallows, Houses
M. Ward - End of Amnesia

Mission of Burma was pretty great. Listening to them right now. Roger Miller's moves = :).

yeah it is

np: the art teacher

eDiT:to plath

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13305669]Nope, it has an awesome chorus. The two worst songs are "Guiding Light" and "Friction".[/QUOTE]

those songs rule; "Friction" is the second most badass song next to "venus" and "Guiding Light" has an awesome outro riff/solo thing.

Well we all know that the title track is the best so why bother discussing the rest?

I listened to The Unicorns while I was walking around town today.

The Animal Collective is really good.

I was listening to [i]Feels[/i] the other day and remembered that.

My friend sent me [I]Feels[/I] today. She lives downstairs.

The Jayhawks - [I]Hollywood Town Hall[/I]

This is a damn fine album. The first song is fantastic, as is every other song.

It's a lot like Uncle Tupelo, but with a little more of a Tom Petty/Neil Young thing going on. You would most likely dig it. I sure am.

The Black Heart Procession
Beirut
As Tall As Lions (kind of)
Wolf Parade (kind of)

OutKast - [I]Aquemini[/I]
Justin Timberlake - [I]FutureSex/LoveSounds[/I]
EPMD - [I]Strictly Business[/I]

and now:
Built to Spill - [I]There's Nothing Wrong with Love[/I]

Man, this is great. Built to Spill are a spiffing band.

[QUOTE=YDload;13300818]I heard about The Cardiacs before but the only song of theirs I heard was "Angleworm Angel" and it's really unnerving so I didn't really listen for more stuff.[/QUOTE]

Just thought to ask, where did you hear it?

Danger Doom - [i]The Mouse and the Mask[/i]

Why did I waste my time trying to decide whether this would be good or not? It's fantastic!

Annie - [i]Anniemal[/i]

Great stuff. But I still think "Chewing Gum" is the best track.

Deerhoof - Milk Man

This is awesome.

Gang of Four - Entertainment!

Tash - Rap Life

Johnny Hobo and the Freight-Trains


Comfort listening.

Rites of Spring - [I]End on End[/I]

Man Listening

NEW DAY RIIIISSSSSINNNNGG

Jamming to the Du to get ready for band practice.

[QUOTE=Bartender;13307147]Just thought to ask, where did you hear it?[/QUOTE]

the something awful forums. there's this guy who considers them his favorite band, and he likes a lot of weird stuff (like Dog Fashion Disco even) and i thought i would give it a try

he also likes Nomeansno and that's probably the best :cool:

[QUOTE=mr_jackalope]NEW DAY RIIIISSSSSINNNNGG

Jamming to the Du to get ready for band practice.[/QUOTE]

I apologize, jackalope.

Moss Icon

^I listened to [i]Spiderland[/i] for the first time earlier today. My first thought was that it kind of reminded me of Moss Icon without the angry bits.

[QUOTE=YDload;13309520]the something awful forums. there's this guy who considers them his favorite band, and he likes a lot of weird stuff (like Dog Fashion Disco even) and i thought i would give it a try

he also likes Nomeansno and that's probably the best :cool:[/QUOTE]

Sounds like someone I would get along with.

The Cure - [i]Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me[/i]
Sun Kil Moon - [i]Ghosts of the Great Highway[/i]
I think I've listened to at least something by Mark Kozelek every day this week.

Magma - [I]Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh[/I]

The Drones - [I]Here Come the Lies[/I]
Silver Jews - [I]Bright Flight[/I]
The Grifters
Superchunk

Lots and lots of Swans.