Broken Social Scene- Broken Social Scene. Excellent album.

This Brightblack Morning Light album is really nice.

Thanks for reminding me JonM, I've been meaning to get that.

Hey, I love Brightblack Morning Light!

Besides that, a lot of My Morning Jacket, Lee Perry, Built To Spill, Explosions In The Sky, Pavement, and Desmond Dekker. Keeping it classic.

[I]Ys[/I] is growing on me more since I'm starting to adjust to her voice.

and FutureSex/LoveSounds is really awesome.

Scritti Politti - Songs To Remember
Arthur Russell - The World of Arthur Russell
The Associates - Sulk

[I]Songs to Remember[/I] is funny. Kinda corny, but at the same time, enjoyable for a soul fan like me. It's almost as if Stevie Wonder was reincarnated as an English post-punker, except not quite as good as that might sound. The Arthur Russell is a comp I already had downloaded, but it's a sweet one so I bought it on the cheap. Soul Jazz is the best. Classically trained cellist makes NY Dance tunes. Guy created some really unique grooves and he couldn't sing at all, so you know he's a rising fave for me.

I'll have to check that out. Love me some Soul Jazz records and 99.

I wanna get [I]The Sexual Lives of the Savages[/I] or whatever it's called, the Brazilian new wave/post punk comp they put out a while ago. I bought a different one called [I]Nao Wave[/I] and it's kinda interesting.

Yeah, I'dda downloaded that sh[I]i[/I]t. As a matter of fact, I just did this afternoon.

man, Gospel seriously has the best lyrics ever.

these men, they got fingers like knives...

[QUOTE]I wanna get The Sexual Lives of the Savages or whatever it's called, the Brazilian new wave/post punk comp they put out a while ago. I bought a different one called Nao Wave and it's kinda interesting.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like Arto Lindsay would be on that one.

[QUOTE]man, Gospel seriously has the best lyrics ever.

these men, they got fingers like knives...[/QUOTE]
I never end up listening to their lyrics. I probably should.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo;13858014]Sounds like Arto Lindsay would be on that one.


I never end up listening to their lyrics. I probably should.[/QUOTE]
well for the most part they're unintelligible. i can only find lyrics for four songs online, but i'm getting the LP for xmas (on purple marble so hott) and i'm hoping that will have all of them.

edit: apparently it doesn't :(

Ouch.

I also require the guitar tab for "Opium" that I will never get.

[QUOTE=Electrocution;13858072]well for the most part they're unintelligible. i can only find lyrics for four songs online, but i'm getting the LP for xmas (on purple marble so hott) and i'm hoping that will have all of them.

edit: apparently it doesn't :([/QUOTE]

I got it on purple marble and it [I]is[/I] hot.

Modern Life Is War - Witness
clouddead - ten

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath;13857803]I bought the new Nas album today and on the way home I suddenly thought, "why?" I have this money-sapping tendency to buy new releases even when I don't want them.[/QUOTE]

:amaze: :rolleyes: :p

best post ever

[QUOTE=Electrocution;13857886]man, Gospel seriously has the best lyrics ever.

these men, they got fingers like knives...[/QUOTE]

i hate it when i listen to cool music and don't even care about the lyrics, but then it turns out they were good after all.

like Every Time I Die's first album, great asskicking lyrics.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;13857722][b]Scritti Politti - Songs To Remember[/b]
Arthur Russell - The World of Arthur Russell
The Associates - Sulk

[I]Songs to Remember[/I] is funny. Kinda corny, but at the same time, enjoyable for a soul fan like me. It's almost as if Stevie Wonder was reincarnated as an English post-punker, except not quite as good as that might sound. The Arthur Russell is a comp I already had downloaded, but it's a sweet one so I bought it on the cheap. Soul Jazz is the best. Classically trained cellist makes NY Dance tunes. Guy created some really unique grooves and he couldn't sing at all, so you know he's a rising fave for me.[/QUOTE]

niiiice.

Slowdive - [i]Souvlaki[/i] I forgot how much I liked this.
Fela Kuti - [i]Confusion/Gentleman[/i] I have madlove for Fela. This rules.

listening to Joy Division for the first time in so long. Now i don't know why i stopped listening to them...

Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: L.A.'s Desert Origins
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - Worlds Apart
Blur - Parklife

Chapterhouse - Whirlpool

This is right up my alley.

Nomeansno- "All Lies"

this is an awesome song, one of the album's highlights definitely

and it was ALL LIES, a bag of lies
it was ALL LIES, why don't you just fu[size=2]ck[/size] off and die

[QUOTE=Zmev;13858983]Chapterhouse - Whirlpool

This is right up my alley.[/QUOTE]

Tis good.

I downloaded it from you too.

Is that the electronica band that covered the Metallica song?

Either way, there is a version of "Fade to Black" by a band called Orbital.

They Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top - Liars
Jana Hunter / Devendra Banhart - Devendra Banhart & Jana Hunter

I've been on a pop rap kick for a looooong time now, but I think this Joanna Newsom might just pull me out of it.

[QUOTE=biografiend;13858880]niiiice.

Slowdive - [i]Souvlaki[/i] I forgot how much I liked this.
Fela Kuti - [i]Confusion/Gentleman[/i] [B]I have madlove for Fela.[/B] This rules.[/QUOTE]

/hi5

I'm about to watch this Wire DVD I got gifted. I watched [I]On the Box[/I] last night. It was cool.

Zion I & The Grouch - [I]Heroes in the City of Dope[/I]

Why do people talk more about [I]Hell Hath No Fury[/I] (average) than this? This is sweet.

Chris Clark - [I]Clarence Park[/I]

This is sweet, "Lord of The Dance" is one of my favourite electronic songs ever.

[QUOTE=Zmev;13860134]Zion I & The Grouch - [I]Heroes in the City of Dope[/I]

Why do people talk more about [I]Hell Hath No Fury[/I] (average) than this? This is sweet.[/QUOTE]

Damn right it is.

Akir - Legacy
Kev Brown - Fresh Brownies
Cramps - Stay Sick!

Mogwai - [I]Happy Songs for Happy People[/I]

I haven't listened to a post-rock album since.. last year?

[quote=bleep_bloop;13859386]Jana Hunter / Devendra Banhart - Devendra Banhart & Jana Hunter[/quote]
Great find!!! This is a cool little record.

Pavement- Haunt You Down (Its on the reissue of Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain)

You know what I really love about the reissues Matadors been putting out? That you find little gems in the b-sides section a year after you've bought them.

As I live near Shoreditch. I know not [I]IN[/I]!!! I actually quite like THE GHOST FREQUENCY. [url]http://www.dazeddigital.com/rise/band.aspx?a=187[/url] - The question is - is am I being serious? I think I kind of am actually. Although I'm pretty sure its spelt nu-rave not neu-rave.


Acutally people were talking about In Sides above - I would like to say that it remains the greatest thing Orbital ever made. Its

[QUOTE=Happymeal;13860835]Mogwai - [I]Happy Songs for Happy People[/I]

I haven't listened to a post-rock album since.. last year?[/QUOTE]

So you chose Mogwai ?????

They're not too bad, actually.

[I]New York Dolls - Rock and Roll
Yo La Tango - Prisoners of Love
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
The Thermals - The Body of the Blood Machine (great album, check them out)
R.E.M. - Murmur
[/I]

Dammit...

I agree. R.E.M.'s best.