i'm lissning to [I] Exile in Guyville[/I] right now

it's sweet

Angora Static - [I]Angora Static[/I]

[QUOTE=Eliminator;13397614]Yeah, and that's about it.[/QUOTE]

I like Quest for the Cup and Waist, that's about it.

noe

"Semi-multicoloured Caucasian." Repeat, repeat.

Quest for the Cup = semi-okay.
Waist = okay.

yep

I've only heard Fab Four Suture.

But I'm digging that nowadays.

Electrelane you say...

David Gilmour - S/T

Negativland - Escape from Noise
Big Black - Rich Man's 8-Track Tape
Royal Trux - Cats and Dogs

So yeah, I just listened to Gatsby's American Dream, it's very good pop-punk.

Tortoise - [I]TNT[/I]

After listening to this for the first time in quite some time I think it's my favorite post-rock album of all time.

The Blood Brothers - Burn Piano Island, Burn
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
OK Go - OK Go

Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West

It's been too long.

Ephel Duath - [I]The Painter's Palette[/I]

Alicia Keys - Songs in A minor

The Lemonheads - [i]It's A Shame About Ray[/i]

"Rudderless" is about one of the best pop songs ever.

I'm really loving the new Melvins. This is in my top 10 of 06' for sure. Also listening to the new Blood Brothers but I don't know what to make of that one.

I like the new BB video. It is cool stuff.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;13400060]Ephel Duath - [I]The Painter's Palette[/I][/QUOTE]

that album is so damn good

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;13400709]that album is so damn good[/QUOTE]

It's okay, I give it a 3.5/5

The first song is the best one.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;13400731]It's okay, I give it a 3.5/5[/QUOTE]

you would, wouldn't you

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;13400935]you would, wouldn't you[/QUOTE]

Yes? That's why I said I'd give it a 3.5/5.

Dumb.

Say Anything -[I] Is A Real Boy[/I]

Luxury - [i]Health and Sport[/i]

One of the best albums of 2005.

Getting my ipod back after 2 months

I dig the new Blood Brothers so far. 7 tracks in and it's seeming just as a catchy as Crimes and heavier and more spastic in parts and then more poppy than Crimes in other parts. Basically, so far it seems like the best parts of Crimes and BPIP in one.

I'm digging [I]Painful[/I] by Yo La Tengo. Not thier best, but awesome.

Q and not U - No Kill Beep Beep Beep

Black Mountain - [i]Black Mountain[/i]

Pajo - [I]Pajo[/I]

Husker Du - Zen Arcade. Or at least I was last night.

Wierd Al - Straight Outta Lynwood

Oh man, I used to listen to him so much back in the day.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath;13393737]I also got that Plague Songs CD as well, the one with Scott Walker, Rufus Wainwright, Imogen Heap et al. each having wrote a song about one of the plagues of Egytp. Would anyone be interested in it for the mailing list?[/QUOTE]

I'd quite like to hear it. I'm not on any mailing lists, though.


Nonpoint - Statement

Pretty much the only nu metal album I still think is really good and listen to on a semi-regular basis. I enjoy the music as well as the vocals and lyrics and everything, and there isn't a lack of variety. It's remarkable. The last track (a dual-vocalist, nu metal-backed mash-up of "A Children's Story", "Woo-Hah!! Got You All In Check" and "Method Man") is a lot of fun, though I don't know what more devoted hip hop fans might think. Would've liked to write a review of it sometime.

Buckcherry - "Whiskey in the Morning"

Used to listen to this song for (literally) hours on repeat, and lately it's been enjoying a bit of a resurgence. Never went so far as to buy an album of theirs though, for some reason.

Herman's Hermits - "No Milk Today"

Has just quickly become one of my favourite songs. Really very good.

Also, Jim Breuer's version of Denis Leary's "As[font=verdana]s[/font]hole", having finally found it, and [i]Amos Lee[/i], still.

Kylesa- "To Walk a Middle Course"

so rad.

John Cale. I love his bubbly little pop songs. Since Tower Record is liquidating, I might go see if I can get anything on the cheap, perhaps more John Cale. I know one of the stores has all the Certain Ratio albums. That might be interesting. I know they're a big horrible chain for most people, but in my town (where the company started) they're a ****ing institution. Pretty disappointing.

Sonic Youth - A Thousand Leaves
Fear - The Record
Lungfish - Unanimous Hour

1 Girl Talk 25
2 The Beatles 24
3 Queens of the Stone Age 20
3 Cursive 20
5 Justin Timberlake 16
6 Three 6 Mafia 15
7 Consequence 11
8 Jibbs 6
9 Gnarls barkley 5
10 Nelly 4

1 The Hold Steady 45
2 Grizzly Bear 20
3 The Sound 12
4 TV on the Radio 11
5 U2 10
5 Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds 10
5 My Morning Jacket 10
5 Monolight 10
9 Yo La Tengo 8
9 Jeremy Enigk 8

1 Echo & The Bunnymen 45
2 The Replacements 27
3 The Hold Steady 22
4 The Dismemberment Plan 16
5 Califone 15
6 Galaxie 500 14
6 British Sea Power 14
8 Elvis Costello 13
8 The Jam 13
8 The Clientele 13