[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]Yes, "tangy" but good.[/QUOTE]

It it's Tangy, it's good baby. It's good.

Radio Birdman - [I]Radios Appear[/I]
Bruce Springsteen - [I]Darkness at the Edge of Town[/I] (this is good, but it's not Boss good)
Division of Laura Lee - [I]Das Not Compute[/I]

I've also been diggin' all things Swami. Dan Sartain, The Husbands, White Apes... all sexy bands.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]It it's Tangy, it's good baby. It's good.[/QUOTE]
Never has a truer word been spoken in the history of everything ever.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]OK also, I noticed you guys jacking off on I Heart Hiroshima, so I just checked them out on myspace and "London In Love" is really good. I want to download this but I can't find them anywhere.[/QUOTE]

Alternatively, it's up on their website. [url]http://www.ihearthiroshima.com/[/url]

Thanks for the reccomendation. There was this crazy sale at JB today and also a bunch of metal cds at Cash Converters, so I spent about 50 bucks and got 10 cds and two dvds (Opeth and Almost Famous). I even bought a second copy of [i]Purple Rain[/i] to give to someone.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]Which stuff are you listening to? His new one leaked, not quite as good as I Phantom, but maybe better than the Perceptionists in my opinion.

Me, I've been digging Broadcast. I've always wondered what these people were like. Turns out they're a bit like digital pixie stix.[/QUOTE]

I Phantom

Live From the Plantation is probably my favorite song right now.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Alternatively, it's up on their website. [url]http://www.ihearthiroshima.com/[/url][/QUOTE]
yeah but you can't download it from there.


I finally gave in and decided to download [I]Wrong[/I]. It's about halfway finished now and I can't fu[size=2]cking[/size] wait to hear the whole thing.

At the Drive-in- all, but especially pattern against user, of course one armed scissor, and invalid litter dept.
Thursday- all also cross out the eyes, understanding in a car crash, 5-4-3-2-1, War all the time, and many more.
Anti-flag- a little off subject- the whole new cd, all there songs, except fore the real early die for your gov. and what not which is still good but is kinda sucky.

Ween - Chocolate & Cheese

I downloaded some Beck albums today:

One Foot In the Grave
A Western Harvest Field By Moonlight

Both very cool.

Sparklehorse - Vivadixiessubmarinetransmissionplot

One of the most underated bands evar.

Ted Leo
Gnarls Barkley
Bad Brains

Radiohead- OK Computer

Markku Lahtelan Sirkus - [i]Vol. 1[/i]

Buck 65 - Talkin' Honky Blues

Nofx - Ribbed

Calexico - Convict Pool

I can't believe I'm just discovering this. Awesome, just awesome. I think I have a new favorite band.

I could listen to Alone Again Or for days.

Can - Tago Mago

Mogwai and A Silver Mount Zion and now im getting madder that I can't see either. They couldnt of waited a few more months until im 18 could they.

[quote=EightMilesHigh]Calexico - Convict Pool

I can't believe I'm just discovering this. Awesome, just awesome. I think I have a new favorite band.

I could listen to Alone Again Or for days.[/quote]

Calexico rules.

I've been getting into a lot of Zappa lately.

I've been into Elliott Smith.

I've always been a huge fan, but lately I find that whenever I hear any music, it makes me want to listen to elliott smith.

Smoosh - She Like Electric (jeez, they were preteens when they recorded this. it's actually pretty good)

[QUOTE=Interstate]Just downloaded the Gnarls Barkley album so I will most likely be digging that tomorrow (seeing as I'm going to bed now)[/QUOTE]

Was annoyed to see NME calling that something like the best soul album of the decade. Not that it isn't (I've not heard it); just annoyed that they'd suddenly decided to know something about soul.


Anyway, I've not been listening to much lately. Mostly songs rather than albums, exceptions being a re-dig of Young Heart Attack's [i]Mouthful of Love[/i] (still one of my favourite newer rock albums) and [i]Mclusky Do Dallas[/i], which is sounding pretty good on first listen.

I'm having my first listen of that Gnarls Barkley gear ("Crazy" to be exact) and it's pretty cool.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Was annoyed to see NME calling that something like the best soul album of the decade. Not that it isn't (I've not heard it); just annoyed that they'd suddenly decided to know something about soul.


Anyway, I've not been listening to much lately. Mostly songs rather than albums, exceptions being a re-dig of Young Heart Attack's [i]Mouthful of Love[/i] (still one of my favourite newer rock albums) and [i]Mclusky Do Dallas[/i], which is sounding pretty good on first listen.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I gave the Gnarls Barkley album a listen today, it's okish, on first listen, it's definitely not the best soul album of the decade (I personally wouldn't classify it as soul)

Beastie Boys - [i]Paul's Boutique[/i]
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - [i]Murder Ballads[/i]

Also pixiesfanyo's stuff. It's pretty nice.

The peeping tom demos and soon to listen to the leaked album.

Calexico - [I]Garden Ruin[/I]
Red House Painters
Jens Lekman
Ben Lee

I've been digging lots of Balinese music, particularly [i]gamelan jégog[/i]. Nobody here listens to world music, do you?

Hepcat - Scientific

Ska music at its best.

Strike Anywhere - [I]Change Is a Sound[/I]

This is some highly enjoyable stuff.

[QUOTE=JonM]I've been digging lots of Balinese music, particularly [i]gamelan jégog[/i]. Nobody here listens to world music, do you?[/QUOTE]

I don't listen to much Latin/South American stuff, but I do enjoy different European musics and some Asian music as well.