[QUOTE=AlienEater;13453038]Is it good?

The Monks - Black Monk Time.[/QUOTE]

Yea its a cool album.

Pretty much metal.

1 The Fall 24
2 Gram Parsons 12
3 Silver Jews 11
3 Killer Mike 11
5 John Cale 10
6 Patti Smith 9
7 Television 8
8 Gilberto Gil/Jorge Ben 7
9 Cecil Taylor 6
10 Jon Lucien 4

Today I listened to ESG, Junior Boys and Andrew Hill.

Ahleuchatistas - [I]What You Will?[/I]

This is growing on me. It's like every Tzadik band, only really good.

Squarepusher - [i]Hello Everything[/i]
Beach House - [i]Beach House[/i]

Bring Da Mother F[i]u[/i]ckin' Ruckus

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;13454464]Ahleuchatistas - [I]What You Will?[/I]

This is growing on me. It's like every Tzadik band, only really good.[/QUOTE]

The song you sent me didn't remind me of Tzadik at all.

You know that whole.. math jazz rock ****.

I dunno.

Moss Icon
Navio Forge
Indian Summer
The One AM Radio

more like Indian Bummer

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13455756]true[/QUOTE]

curected 4 trough

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13455458]PS asymm are you enjoying that Beach House thing, because I found it kind of boring. Maybe a few more listens.[/QUOTE]

Though not directed at me, gotta say it's pretty nice after a few listens, in that autumny, Mazzy Star sort of way. Not as stellar as p4k made out to be (as usual), but I wouldn't go so far as to call it boring.

After a couple listens, I'm not too impressed with [i]Beach House[/i]. I'd prefer to not say boring, but so far it isn't doing well in planting a distinct impression on me. I plan on giving it more of a chance soon, but I'm too enamored with [i]Songs of Leonard Cohen[/i] and Squarepusher's [i]Hello Everything[/i] to bother right now.

That Squarepusher album is good, that Planetarium song is really catchy

The new John Legend album is fantastic. Everyone must get this when it comes out.

Otherwise gtfokthx.

Just popped on Six Organs of Admittance's [I]A Sun Awakens[/I] for the first time in a while and remembered how much I love Ben Chasney.

The Most Serene Republic. They're f[size=2]u[/size]cking awesome.

Recently:

Jay Z - [I]Reasonable Doubt[/I]
Snow Patrol - [I]Final Straw[/I]

[QUOTE=JonM;13457839]The Most Serene Republic. They're f[size=2]u[/size]cking awesome.[/QUOTE]Yes! Glad somebody agrees. It seems that the general consensus here is that they are good, but nothing more.

1 Godspeed You! Black Emperor 22
2 Of Montreal 21
2 Joe Jackson 21
4 Tegan and Sara 10
5 Hot Hot Heat 7
6 Built to Spill 6
6 The Most Serene Republic 6
8 John Lennon 4
9 Neutral Milk Hotel 2
9 Swan Lake 2

XTC - [I]Drums and Wires[/I]

As per usual. But now I have my very own copy of the CD.

Dredg's El Cielo is pretty awesome. I always knew about the band, I don't know what took me so long to listen to one of their albums.

[url]http://www.amazon.com/Christmas-In-Stars-Star-Album/dp/B0000033VG[/url]

Which my grandparents are listening to in the living room right now.

[QUOTE=Kyle;13457988]Yes! Glad somebody agrees. It seems that the general consensus here is that they are good, but nothing more.[/QUOTE]

I'm diggin' them quite a bit, too.

Little Man: XTC rule.

[QUOTE=Interstate;13457958]Jay Z - [I]Reasonable Doubt[/I][/QUOTE]

this + Architecture In Helsinki.

MBV EP's and bootlegs
And loads of other things that don't come to mind right now.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;13459186]Little Man: XTC rule.[/QUOTE]
Indeed they do. They're the best band I've discovered in quite some time. I have [I]Skylarking[/I] to look forward to as well.

Got Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint's [i]The River in Reverse[/i] in the post this morning. I didn't really know what to expect - all I really know about Toussaint is that he's a New Orleans R&B legend, and has worked with a soul singer I've been meaning to check out, Lee Dorsey - so, with the help of his status as Piano Man and a performance on Jools Holland, I was expecting a fairly slow, piano-heavy album that I would like but would take a bit of perseverance to get through the first few times. But I was wrong - this kicks a[font=verdana]s[/font]. The first track kicks off with slow piano, which seemed to confirm my suspicions, but then this howling telecaster comes in with the rest of the band. The most pleasant surprise I've had in a long time. The first five tracks (most of them written by Toussaint, including a couple of covers) are all excellent; after that my level of interest wavers up and down, although the last couple of tracks - especialy "Wonder Woman" - get back to approaching how good the opening quintet was.

So, it's pretty good. Sudden contender for my favourite album this year, at any rate.

Mount Eerie

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;13460660]Mount Eerie[/QUOTE]

I was listening to [i]The Glow Pt.2[/i] earlier today. Such a great album.

Dismemberent Plan - Emergency and I (phenomenal album)
Ghosts and Vodka - Addicts and Drunks
Action Reaction - 3 Is the Magic Number
Method Man and Redman - Blackout

Lots of Mission of Burma and Voxtrot today (including the latter's latest EP, [I]Your Biggest Fan[/I]). Gotta stick with the favorites, you know.

Six Organs of Admittance - [I]School of the Flower[/I]

Its nice, the music is well thought out, but since I'm not a stoner I can't fully enjoy this.

7.6/10

Sarah Blasko - [i]What The Sea Wants, The Sea Will Have[/i]

So good. Probably my 6th or 7th favourite of the year so far.

[B]Sigur Rós[/B].

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;13461169]Method Man and Redman - Blackout[/QUOTE]

Mindblowing album.

Been listening to EPMD, Boogie Down Productions, Big Pun & D.I.T.C on the morning of my day off.

Lovin' it.

[QUOTE=Interstate;13462145]Mindblowing album.

Been listening to EPMD, Boogie Down Productions, Big Pun & D.I.T.C on the morning of my day off.

Lovin' it.[/QUOTE]

Whats a good DITC album?

Don Caballero - American Don

Mobb Deep. [i]The Infamous[/i] is captivating.

Deftones - [I]White Pony[/I]