[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]Hmm, I wonder why I never actually downloaded the tracks. I just remember always streaming them... *Shrugs*[/QUOTE]

Maybe you're just silly :p

The Singles from ...And you will know us by the Trail of Dead's new cd (They = rox)
And Fall of Troy's EP, which I got yesterday after... 3 weeks, (They also = rox)
And finally, Cream.

murder by death and cursive is definitely what I've been digging lately. Spectacular bands if you haven't heard any of their music :thumb:

[QUOTE=NineBitFable]The Singles from ...And you will know us by the Trail of Dead's new cd (They = rox)
[/QUOTE]

The new one thats coming next year?!?!?!?

I've been diggin' Simon and Garfunkel and Grandaddy for the past week.

I've discovered the greatness that lies within Neil Young.

I just found the raddest, most obscure band ever last night. They a re called "The Kills" and are made up of a chick from Florida and a guy from London. They are awesome and I love their song "Cat Claw". They probably won't catch on in mainstream circles (not that that is always the determinant of a great band) but you should check 'em out at [U][url]www.thekills.tv[/url] [/U]

I've been listening to Ima Robot, The Faint, The Mars Volta and The Flaming Lips lately.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]There used to be an awesome site where you could stream every single one of their albums. The guy shut it down though, because the RIAA scared him. :angry:[/QUOTE]
refl. im starting to think amnesiac is quite an underrated album.

[QUOTE=songster]I just found the raddest, most obscure band ever last night. They a re called "The Kills" and are made up of a chick from Florida and a guy from London. They are awesome and I love their song "Cat Claw". They probably won't catch on in mainstream circles (not that that is always the determinant of a great band) but you should check 'em out at [U][url]www.thekills.tv[/url] [/U][/QUOTE]

Yeah they're pretty well known. Not obscure at all.

Good band though.

[QUOTE=ByeByeBeautiful]refl. im starting to think amnesiac is quite an underrated album.[/QUOTE]
Hell yes!

I got Sketches Of Spain today. Other than that, I've mainly been listening to David Gray and Isis.

I found a video of ATDI playing "Pattern Against User" live at some concert called Big Day Out. Before the song, Cedric said it was dedicated to The Fall, and if anyone didn't know who they were, they should "Stop listening to so much hip-hop and heavy metal."

Weird comment from the guy who ended up working with Handsome Boy Modeling School AND Rick Rubin, but funny note: his talking voice sounds like his ATDI shouting voice.

[QUOTE=YDload]I found a video of ATDI playing "Pattern Against User" live at some concert called Big Day Out. Before the song, Cedric said it was dedicated to The Fall, and if anyone didn't know who they were, they should "Stop listening to so much hip-hop and heavy metal."[/QUOTE]

I have that video, and the guitarist tells everyone not to 'fuc king crowd surf' or something? The BDO is a festival in Australia, a bloody good one too, and ATDI came in 2001, and because they are opposed to crowd surfing they walked off after about five songs

The Fall > ATD-I

been diggin'
Joy Division - [i]Substance[/i]
Guided By Voices - [i]Alien Lanes[/i]
Low - [i]Things We Lost In The Fire[/i]
The Who - [i]The Who Sell Out[/i]

one has been digging
girls aloud
black sabbath
s club 7's greatest hits
and
ac/dc

I found my ZZ Top Greatest Hits cd, I forgot how good it is!

ZZ Top rule! My dad would look like one of them if he never got his beard cut.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]ZZ Top rule! My dad would look like one of them if he never got his beard cut.[/QUOTE]

They do indeed :cool: It would take me years to grow beard like that!

I just saw Little Birdy and Eskimo Joe. They were both great, but LB were especially great.

Lighting Bolt (again)
Lovage
Mojo Nixon
Devo (again)

Today I was mostly digging Public Enemy's [I]Fear Of A Black Planet.[/I]

Right now I'm listening to the copy of [I]Let It Be[/I] (Beatles, not Replacements) I got from my college library. I'm really not impressed.

yeah, i never found Let It Be to be all that exciting, cept for a few good tracks, its just lacking of something.

Yeah, that's exactly how I feel.

Now I'm checking The Smiths' self-titled debut. Much better. :cool:

I downloaded some Sigur Ros videos last night and now I'm obsessed again.

I'm listening to DIllinger Escape Plan trying to grasp why people in my jazz forum are saying that they have jazz elements. I'm tired of people mistaking "odd time signatures" for "jazz." It's not even close to the same thing.

However, DEP aren't a bad band.

I've heard that DEP has Blues elements, but never Jazz.

Let It Be is ok... [I]Across the Universe[/I] is one of my favourite songs ever.

Digging some old Herb Alpert and Tijuana Brass 45''s that I found in the basement.

I'm playing U2 - Electrical Storm for the 50th time today. Love that song.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I downloaded some Sigur Ros videos last night and now I'm obsessed again.[/QUOTE]the video to untitled #1 always makes me teary eyed.

I've been diggin' ditches... no seriously.

All I seem to listen to these days is TV On The Radio, Hot Snakes, Weezer and JSBX.

Meh.

I'm really into Colin Newman's solo stuff right now. I wasn't expecting much from a solo artist.

who that is?

Singer/ songwriter from WIRE.

just got these albums...

apc - emotive (disappointing...)
bjork - medulla
caia - the magic dragon
bonobo - animal magic

hehehe...

i've also been diggin' the OST of virgin suicides

[QUOTE=Well_Respected_Man]Singer/ songwriter from WIRE.[/QUOTE]

I knew I recognised the name.

Is it Wire-ish?

Brainiac are my extra terrestrial guides.

"Funeral" by The Arcade Fire is absolute gold. I listened to Moby a bit today as well.