[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Red House Painters - [I]Ocean Beach[/I]

I know I say this s[size=2]h[/size]it all the time but Mark Kozelek is the best American songwriter of the past 15 years. I completely mean it this time too.

"Drop", jesus christ.[/QUOTE]

Yo, DMD, what's the best RHP to get after [I]Red House Painters I[/I]? I've got Sun Kil Moon's [I]Ghosts Of The Great Highway[/I] which is awesome but I'm lost as to which RHP to get next as I've seen quite a few been plugged. (mainly by you)

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaliedoscope]I heard Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and then Pavement on the radio when I was in an op shop and I was like ahh.
The op shop sucked though.[/QUOTE]
That's what I heard too.

:eek:

We were listening to the same station at the same time!


The Streets - [I]The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living[/I]

I've decided that I'm not disappointed with this album at all.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Go for [I]Ocean Beach[/I], and then [I]Down Colorful Hill[/I].[/QUOTE]

I'll get on those. Thanks.:)

[url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ai-SUgSdqPI&search=state%20route%20522[/url]

diggin this song

Six Organs of Admittance - The Sun Awakens (thanks to Mr. Jackalope)

It's pretty good. The production is a little strange, and the addition of drums is neat. I like the acoustic buzzing. Chansy is a genius.

Venetian Snares - [i]Doll, Doll, Doll[/i]
It's nice

My Bloody Valentine - [I]Isn't Anything[/I]
Frank Sinatra - [I]The Reprise Collection[/I]
X - [I]Los Angeles[/I]

This should hold me for most of the evening.

Dødheimsgaard - 666 International
Saul Williams - Saul Williams (sooooo good)

Dug a whole lotta stuff today. Right now, it's Matmos' [I]The Rose Has Teeth In The Mouth Of A Beast[/I]. Pretty wild ****, not sure how I feel about it yet.

1 TV on the Radio 48
2 DangerDoom 34
3 Peeping Tom 26
4 Megalon 21
5 Les Claypool 18
6 Minutemen 17
7 The Coup 14
7 Eyes Adrift 14
9 The Flaming Lips 13
10 Daedelus 12

Da Backwudz - [i]Wood Work[/i]

This is the best ATL record since [i]Aquemini[/i].

A Silver Mt Zion. Efrim's voice is really annoying when he sings loud but otherwise I really dig these guys now.

The Cars - Complete Greatest Hits
Mr. Bungle - California
Hulk Hogan And The Wrestling Boot Band - Hulk Rules (Oh my god.)

Fugazi - In On The Killer Take
Comets of Fire - Blue Cathedral

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

Q and not U
Pixies
Cure
Talking heads
Gnarls Barkley
man, all those bands are pretty poppy.

Man, all those bands are pretty awesome (except I'v enot heard Qu and not U).

Q And Not U is sweet

[QUOTE=Luxor]Q And Not U is sweet[/QUOTE]

Truth.

Today:

Matisyahu - [I]Live At Stubbs[/I] - I've had 'Chop Em Down' in my head all day.
Cocteau Twins - [I]Treasure[/I]

Got my two Reindeer Section albums through the post today (about time as well) so I'll be digging those tomorrow most likely.

Peter Tosh - [I]Legalize It [/I]

This is superior to any material that Bob Marley has ever put out, this is becoming one of my favorite reggae albums of all time.

The Copyrights: Good pop-punk.

Say Anything: Better pop-punk.

Circle Jerks

Saves The Day: Best pop-punk

:)

[QUOTE=Luxor]Saves The Day: Best pop-punk

:)[/QUOTE]

blecch


Against Me! - [I]Acoustic EP[/I]
Against Me! - [I]Reinventing Axl Rose[/I]
Bear vs. Shark - [I]Terrorhawk[/I]

Lately I've been really into some songs that are really slow and soul-crushing, and heavy without being metal. Here are some examples:

Dino Jr- Thumb
Pavement- Grounded
Built To Spill- Carry The Zero (or maybe Randy Described Eternity)

So if you know any more songs in that vein, feel free to recommend them to me! As always, I still have much to learn about Alt/Indie music.

Ok, So I bought the new Murder By Death. I like it. Its certainly different from their other stuff. They keep getting a more western sound with each album. Brother and Organ Grinder are great songs.

[QUOTE=Interstate]Matisyahu - [I]Live At Stubbs[/I] - I've had 'Chop Em Down' in my head all day.[/QUOTE]Man, that song is so great, was amazing when he played it live. That and Exaltation are probably my two favorite songs of his.

[quote=Zebra]Peter Tosh - [I]Legalize It [/I]

This is superior to any material that Bob Marley has ever put out, this is becoming one of my favorite reggae albums of all time.[/quote]That's bullsh[size=2]i[/size]t, but it is good.

[QUOTE=Kyle]Man, that song is so great, was amazing when he played it live. That and Exaltation are probably my two favorite songs of his.[/QUOTE]

I'd give my left nut to see him live. That beatbox song on [I]LAS[/I] is incredible. I've heard he puts on quite a show.