Bodyrox - "Yeah Yeah"

I don't know why.

Earth - Hex; Or Printing in the Infernal Method
Moss Icon - [i]Lyburnum[/i] and [i]It Disappears[/i]
Tonton Macoute - Tonton Macoute

And lots of soul. I love soul.

Minotaur Shock - Maritime

This is tight.

[QUOTE=Zmev;13547956]Its doing that right now, I used to think I Spy was boring.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, so did I.

i listened to thunder, lightning, strike for the first time since summer

that album never fails to put me in a good mood

I've been digging The Decemberists for quite a while now. I found a Jaga Jazzist album floating around somewhere and that is some pretty fun stuff as well.

Today so far:

Mission of Burma - [I]OnOffOn[/I]
Spoon - [I]Gimme Fiction[/I]

[QUOTE=Bartender]Earth - Hex; Or Printing in the Infernal Method[/QUOTE]
Excellent. I love this record.

Today ... thus far:
Prefuse 73 - [i]One Word Extinguisher[/i]
MoHa! - [i]Raus Aus Stavanger[/i]
Used MoHa! to create my carbon-wash intaglio today ... it turned out pretty visceral, which is exactly what I was going for.

[QUOTE=Kyle;13549169]Minotaur Shock - Maritime

This is tight.[/QUOTE]

I thought that it was really cool at first but the effect quickly wears off. The problem is that he resorts to the same old effects and even though they sound sublime at first he re-uses them to often.

[QUOTE=Eliminator;13549883]i listened to thunder, lightning, strike for the first time since summer

that album never fails to put me in a good mood[/QUOTE]

huh, I just listened to that. o_0

Been digging Melt-Banana, Converge, Propagandhi. Melt-Banana are the rock.

Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Tyranny Of Distance
Patrick Wolf - Lycanthropy
Primal Scream - Screamadelica
Chad VanGaalen - Infiniheart
The Red Paintings - Walls EP
The Exploding Hearts - Guitar Romantic

[QUOTE=Jawaharal;13552100]huh, I just listened to that. o_0[/QUOTE]

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huddle formation is awesome in 3D

Trumans Water

this band are very cool, kind of like early Pavement except even more fractured and disjointed. I saw them mentioned in the liner notes of Thurston Moore's [i]Psychic Hearts[/i], so I checked them out.

I played "When I See Mommy I Feel Like a Mummy" on my radio show today so I'm really in the mood for some Beefheart. But I don't have any on me. Also, Miho Hatori's album. Neat stuff that.

[QUOTE=Bukowski;13555672]Trumans Water

this band are very cool, kind of like early Pavement except even more fractured and disjointed. I saw them mentioned in the liner notes of Thurston Moore's [i]Psychic Hearts[/i], so I checked them out.[/QUOTE]

Sounds cool.

Moose -[I] Honey Bee[/I]

Great shoegaze/pop stuff.

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope;13554446]Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Tyranny Of Distance
Patrick Wolf - Lycanthropy
Primal Scream - Screamadelica
[B]Chad VanGaalen - Infiniheart[/B]
The Red Paintings - Walls EP
The Exploding Hearts - Guitar Romantic[/QUOTE]

such a good album. Chronograph #1 is a fabulous song

i'm big into the song "The Horse Used to Wear a Crown" by frog eyes

sooo cool.

Since I left....plenty of avant-garde stuff. Trevor Wishart more recently, but Stockhausen, Ligeti, Penderecki, and more traditional late 19th/early 20th century stuff like Debussy and Stravinsky too. And I've been going through a MAJOR Belle & Sebastian obsession too.

Right now, though, it's Black Sabbath - Paranoid.

tindersticks - clermont ferrand

Manic Street Preachers - [I]Everything Must Go[/I]

Tindersticks rule all.

I've been listening to that Disco Inferno crap you were peddling about a month ago DMD. You were completely right, it rules all.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13560010]Took me a long time to realize what an awesome pop song "Heart of Glass" is, but it finally hit me at work today, so I'm checking out [I]Parallel Lines[/I].[/QUOTE]I've only just been into that album for the last couple of months, but it's great. I think i'm gonna review it some time.

Also I've been digging;
Cursive - The Ugly Organ
Shpongle - Nothing Lasts...But Nothing Is Lost
Sun O))) and Boris - Altar

I like the one random almost-country song on [I]Altar[/I]. The rest didn't compel me to listen again.

I havn't listened to it thoroughly yet, but it's really great background music.

Beach House - [i]Beach House[/i]
I keep thinking that this will eventually click and it has to a certain extent, but it's still a somewhat muddled listen and occasionally even uninteresting.

Jefferson Airplane - [i]Surrealistic Pillow[/i]
Low - [i]Things We Lost in the Fire[/i]
Cocteau Twins - [i]Head Over Heels[/i]

It's always funny when Tindersticks get mentioned. DMD and jackalope always express either how great Tindersticks are or how proud they are of the listener.

[QUOTE=asymm;13562042]
Cocteau Twins - [i]Head Over Heels[/i][/QUOTE]

Is that good? I remember hearing a track from it on Untitled; 1970, and intended to make it my next Cocteau Twins purchase, but that plan seems to have fallen by the wayside.


Anyway, I've been continuing to dig plenty of soul, along with the new album Twin Zero managed to sneak out past me; it's even better than their first one, if you like that kind of thing, and Karl Middleton is still one of my favourite vocalists. I also listened to the Wildhearts' [i]Geordie in Wonderland[/i] live album for the first time, but didn't dig it all that much. The songs are there (and it's a decent set), but everything else that makes the Wildhearts great (energy, character, banter, etc) seems to be missing. Not to mention the sound quality isn't exactly optimal. The best thing about it is the audience, really, who are spot on as ever, despite not being given much.

I'm also looking forward to digging the new Jools Holland later tonight.

Boards of Canada
Tangerine Dream


O.o

[QUOTE=Bartender;13562145]I'm also looking forward to digging the new Jools Holland later tonight.[/QUOTE]Gah, I don't have a TV licence at uni yet, i'm gonna miss the new series :(

Someone explain this English concept of a TV License to me.

Also, I'm listening to some Talking Heads.

It's a once a year payment that means we get a couple of channels without adverts.

TV without ads? Totally un-American, would never fly over here. Sounds nice.

[QUOTE=Bartender;13562145]Is that good? I remember hearing a track from it on Untitled; 1970, and intended to make it my next Cocteau Twins purchase, but that plan seems to have fallen by the wayside.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it's a great little record. A pretty dark atmosphere, with some of my favorite Cocteau Twins songs.

My physical copy has arrived!
Various - [i]The World Is Gone[/i]

Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run
Bruce Springsteen - Live '75-'85

The live version of Badlands is wonderful.

lovesliescrushing

the pogues

Sun Kil Moon - [I]Ghosts of the Great Highway[/I]

Meh. There are some great songs like "Salvador Sanchez" and "Gentle Moon" yet the overall product is just boring. I'll have to give it some more listens because this is my first time through.

I just bought that album, and I'm going to have to agree with you.

Lately I've been liking the newest Brazilian Girls album a lot. Jazzy, loungish stuff but not half as boring as it sounds from that description.

[QUOTE=Zebra;13564509]Sun Kil Moon - [I]Ghosts of the Great Highway[/I]

Meh. There are some great songs like "Salvador Sanchez" and "Gentle Moon" yet the overall product is just boring. I'll have to give it some more listens because this is my first time through.[/QUOTE]

salvador sanchez sucks

[QUOTE=Eliminator]salvador sanchez sucks[/QUOTE]



[QUOTE]lovesliescrushing[/QUOTE]
You would like them.

what are they like mofo my main mofo