Peeping Tom - s/t
David Gilmour - On an Island

Made for a nice late night listen

Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One

Excellent album, but not their best.

Silver Jews - American Water

Blind Willie McTell - Atlanta Twelve String

Perfect.

So far today:

Silver Jews – American Water
Mogwai – Happy Songs for Happy People
The Pixies – Surfer Rosa
Nick Drake – Pink Moon
Beck - Sea Change

[QUOTE=Zebra]Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One

Excellent album, but not their best.[/QUOTE]

what is their best? I love that one, but ive not heard any others.

[QUOTE=Bukowski]Frank Zappa - The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life

The reggae/jazz cover of Stairway to Heaven is sooo cool. There's some great songs covered on this live album, and all are entertaining and well done.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, that's a cool album. There are actually 5 discs from just that tour (which was actually cut short, too!). You should check out [I]Broadway the Hard Way[/I] and [I]Make a Jazz Noise Here[/I] for more classic Zappa material mixed with newer 80s stuff played by one of his greatest larger ensembles.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Yeah, that's a cool album. There are actually 5 discs from just that tour (which was actually cut short, too!). You should check out [I]Broadway the Hard Way[/I] and [I]Make a Jazz Noise Here[/I] for more classic Zappa material mixed with newer 80s stuff played by one of his greatest larger ensembles.[/QUOTE]

hah, i'm actually downloading Make a Jazz Noise Here on soulseek right now, as well as one called Chungas Revenge. I'll check out Broadway the Hard Way as well.

btw, i have a question, and i think you'll know so here goes. I was looking on slsk for the album Lumpy Gravy yesterday, but I got some weird results. Does the album only have 2 songs?

[QUOTE=Bukowski]hah, i'm actually downloading Make a Jazz Noise Here on soulseek right now, as well as one called Chungas Revenge. I'll check out Broadway the Hard Way as well.

btw, i have a question, and i think you'll know so here goes. I was looking on slsk for the album Lumpy Gravy yesterday, but I got some weird results. Does the album only have 2 songs?[/QUOTE]

Yes, it's a single piece in two parts. There are 22 "indexes," 12 in the first part and 10 in the second, but they are not on separate tracks.

If you like [I]We're Only In It For the Money[/I]'s more adventurous moments, you'll love [I]Lumpy Gravy[/I]

Wilderness - [i]Vessel States[/i]
Lou Reed - [i]Berlin[/i]

Thank you. The album sounds interesting, I'll definitely get it.

X - Los Angeles

The title track, as well as Your Phone's Off The Hook.....are awesome. I'm really getting into X lately.

Elf Power - Back To The Web (this is really good.)
Ghostface Killah - Fishscale

Well you're the one who said an album of theirs sucks! That's a pretty bad rap to me :-/

Anyway Built To Spill sure is neat.

I like [i]Transatlanticism[/i] the best. It just seems to have the funnest songwriting.

I got some Indian Summer live recordings earlier today and I'm looking forward to hearing them a bit later. They sound like a good band.

Indian Summer kind of sucks.

Besides, Angry Son which basically makes them an okay band because it's that good of a song.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Every Indian Summer song is good. "Angry Son" is phenomenal.[/QUOTE]

False.

Every song by Kayo Dot is good though.

Eagles of Death Metal to' it up tonight.

I don't think there are any bands where every song of theirs is phenomenal. Assuming they have a minimum of, say, twenty-five songs? Is it possible?

[QUOTE=YDload]I don't think there are any bands where every song of theirs is phenomenal. Assuming they have a minimum of, say, twenty-five songs? Is it possible?[/QUOTE]

Yes,

Prince Paul - [I]Itstrumental[/I]

What a guy.

I'm listening to Band Of Horses, I like it a lot.

I'm going to revisit the old Common Sense records, because the new one tainted my perception of the old ones.

Do you have Electric Circus?

I'm still digging Blind Willie McTell.

No, I don't, and I'm going to get it right now. I have [i]Resurrection[/i] and [i]One Day...[/i], and I used to have [i]Like Water For Chocolate[/i] but it seems to have disappeared.

The The - [I]Mindbomb[/I]

[QUOTE=Zappa]The The - [I]Mindbomb[/I][/QUOTE]

I saw a The The music video on a Beavis and Butthead once, I don't know why but I just remember it.

Nick Drake - Pink Moon
Andrew Bird - Weather Systems

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]
Fall Out Boy - [i]From Under The Cork Tree[/i]
[/QUOTE]

/rubs eyes in disbelief

Anyway, I'm digging Alice Cooper today. Then again, when am I NOT digging Alice Cooper?

Mf Doom - [I]Vaudville Villian[/I] Its pretty good, but overrated. The beats are varied and definately not standard rap dance beats. Though the songs drag on sometimes and MF's voice isn't exactly exciting....

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]I downloaded [i]Trash[/i] today so yay[/QUOTE]

Produced by Desmond Child, who also produced Bon Jovi, which I think are one of your gay glam bands