The new Akon album.

[QUOTE=Zmev;13461519]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[/QUOTE]

Haha. I'm a fan of that one (title track = omgz), but I see where you're coming from.

Sonic Youth's Sister.

sonic youth's brother

[QUOTE=Eliminator;13463328]sonic youth's brother[/QUOTE]LOL!

The Comsat Angels - [i]Sleep No More[/i]
Powerful record, I'm surprised I'm just now hearing this. Post-punk was an amazingly consistent time/genre for music.

[QUOTE=Eliminator;13463328]sonic youth's brother[/QUOTE]

Blonde Redhead?

zing

their more recent stuff doesn't sound like sy though

yeah.

and their old stuff is better than most SY.

[QUOTE=asymm;13463396]The Comsat Angels - [i]Sleep No More[/i]
Powerful record, I'm surprised I'm just now hearing this. [B]Post-punk was an amazingly consistent time/genre for music.[/B][/QUOTE]
True dat.

I'm diggin' the possibility of seeing Gnarls Barkley and The Flaming Lips on New Years Eve

I'd be diggin' that too. That would be awesome.

Squarepusher - [i]Hello Everything[/i]
Rope - [i]Heresy, and Then Nothing but Tears[/i]

Various Artists - Plague Songs

Main reason I checked this out was for the Eno/Robert Wyatt song. But there's some neat stuff here. Songs about the biblical plagues. Lotsa big names. Scott Walker. lolol.

Pavement - [I]Slanted & Enchanted[/I]

Spoon - [I]Girls Can Tell[/I]
Ol' Dirty Bastard - [I]Nigga Please[/I]

Irene - Apple Bay

Stephen Merritt parading as a Morrissey imitator playing C-86 cumshots with Beat Happening's rhythm section. Not bad. "The Game" is excellent. The Morrissey "ah-hahs" need to go, though.

Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start - [I]And Nothing is #1[/I]

This is...nice

Are they related to Up-C Down-C Left-C Right-C ABC + Start?

No thats the code for instant death

Joanna Newsom - [i]Milk-eyed Mender[/i] aaaand [i]Ys[/i]

I remember hearing some songs by her last year and didnt like it. But Jeeeeesus Christ I was prbably drunk or something. Her voice is pretty and she is beautiful and her music is amazing. I'm addicted.

M. Ward's album Transfiguration of Vincent. anyone heard? amazing

i've got end of amnesia

which is quite amazing in its own right

Yeah Edwards is a beast at vocals.

edit: Diggage for the night:

David Bowie - Low

All the hype, and THIS?

Dead Kennedys - FFFRV

I forgot how great this is.

The anticipation of the new Deftones CD is getting me back into them. So yeah, White Pony.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13468148][url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAH9vAAyf6Y[/url]

one of the coolest singers currently operating. Their new album is pretty f[size=2]u[/size]cking good.[/QUOTE]

How does it compare to their last one?

I'm digging Abida Parveen. She's the female legend of Qawwali, which is Sufi devotional singing. But y'all probably don't care.

[QUOTE=Neoteric;13468803]The anticipation of the new Deftones CD is getting me back into them. So yeah, White Pony.[/QUOTE]

It's about as good as the S/T, little bit better.

[QUOTE=Zmev]David Bowie - Low

All the hype, and THIS?[/QUOTE]
What hype?

It's a great album though.

pavement, smashing pumkpins and ween.

Converge - [I]No Heroes[/I]

Man, I wish Dowsing didn't come out this year.

I still don't like that Woven Hand album. I'll pop it in again in a week or so.

I've had a very packt day, I must say:

Joy Division - [I]Unknown Pleasures[/I]
Tom Waits - [I]Alice[/I]
Lambchop - [I]Nixon[/I]
Rafter - [I]10 Songs[/I]
Indian Jewelry - [I]Invasive Exotics[/I]
Les Georges Leningrad - [I]Sangue Puro[/I]
Pit Er Pat - [I]Pyramid[/I]

The new Les Georges Leningrad is pretty fantastic, gotta say.

Rope - [i]Heresy, And Then Nothing But Tears[/i]
Really interesting record:
[quote="Family Vineyard Records"]Rope formed in Poland as a guitar/bass duo in 1998. Since relocating to Chicago in 2000 they have become one of the city's most flummoxing avant rock groups. Heresy, and Then Nothing But Tears is their second full-length album. Robert Iwanik (bass, vocals), Przemyslaw Krzysztof Drazek (guitar) and Michael J. Kendrick (trap set, percussion, electronics) blend deconstructed strains of Swans' emotional weight and Last Exit's fury with propelling grooves and Krzysztof Komeda's classical suspense into lush and often uncompromising no wave abrasion. Rope's constantly evolving ocean of impossible rhythms, screaming guitar and Iwanik's hissing voice adds up to an ultra-dynamic group force of cryptic awe. Features guest vocals from Grazyna Auguscik and songwriting/vocal collaboration by Oxbow's Eugene Robinson on four songs. Cover art by famed Polish fringe painter Stanislaw Ignacy "Witkacy" Witkiewicz.[/quote]
Check out the first track - [url]http://www.family-vineyard.com/media/mp3s/FV42_SheTheAssassin.mp3[/url]

Millionaire - [I]Outside The Simian Flock[/I]
Drive Like Jehu - [I]Drive Like Jehu[/I]

oh and Clinic's new one. It's good, solid typical Clinic.

The Shins - [I]Chutes Too Narrow[/I]
Explosions In The Sky - [I]Those Who Tell The Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell The Truth Shall Live[/I]

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased;13470996]What hype?

It's a great album though.[/QUOTE]

Stupid record lists putting it at number one and shi

Its alright

cough pitchfork cough

[QUOTE=Zmev]Stupid record lists putting it at number one and shi

Its alright[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Eliminator]cough pitchfork cough[/QUOTE]
oh i see.

Brian Eno - [I]Ambient 1: Music For Airports[/I]