The Dismemberment Plan - [I]Emergency & I[/I]
Les Savy Fav - [I]Inches[/I]
Against Me! - [I]Crime[/I]
Against Me! - [I]The Disco Before The Breakdown[/I]
Against Me! - [I]Acoustic[/I]

Beach vacation this past week. I dug:

The New Po[size=2]r[/size]nographers - [i]Mass Romantic[/i]
Islands - [i]Return to the Sea[/i]
The Unicorns - [i] Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?[/i]
The Velvet Underground - [i]Loaded[/i]
T. Rex - [i]Electric Warrior[/i]
Asobi Seksu - [i]Citrus[/i]
Roxy Music - [i]Country Life[/i]

And a little bit of the Led Zeppelin DVD on the car ride home.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Comets on Fire - [I]Avatar[/I] (I've made my mind up, this is easily their best)
[/QUOTE]

I concur, man. I kinda miss the messiness of the older stuff, but overall, easily their best.

For my most recent diggage today:

The Coral - s/t

I dunno, I don't like it nearly as much as [i]Invisible Invasion[/i]... but I'll have to spend some more time with it.

Gnarls Barkley - [I]St. Elsewhere[/I]
The Shins - [I]Chutes Too Narrow[/I]
Bruce Springsteen - [I]The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle[/I]
Sonic Youth - [I]Goo[/I]
Beastie Boys - [I]Licensed to Ill[/I]

[I]Goo[/I] is awesome.

Glad to see someone isn't done with [I]St. Elsewhere[/I] yet. I haven't heard it in weeks now.

It seems to have pretty decent staying power. To me, at least.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Yeah, you do.[/QUOTE]
On second listen, I think you're right.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]It seems to have pretty decent staying power. To me, at least.[/QUOTE]

The only track I really enjoyed on the album was "Crazy", and that got old after only a couple of listens. I did only listen to the album in its entirety once, though, so maybe I need to listen to it a couple more times.

i just bought:

Jefferson Airplane- "After Bathing at Baxter's"

very cool CD.

[quote=The Great Decay]The only track I really enjoyed on the album was "Crazy", and that got old after only a couple of listens. I did only listen to the album in its entirety once, though, so maybe I need to listen to it a couple more times.[/quote] The charm wore off that album pretty quickly for me. There are some really good songs in there, but the rest are just undeveloped and annoying novelty tunes.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Comets on Fire - [I]Avatar[/I] (I've made my mind up, this is easily their best)[/QUOTE]
That^
and
Autechre - [i]Untilted[/i]

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Opinion? Is it not pure grungey gold?[/QUOTE]

It's pretty cool. Title track has been a favorite for a while, so I was kinda expecting to be underwhelmed, but there's a lot of fun stuff here on first listen. Been wanting it for a while.

Ended my evening with:
MoHa! - [i]Raus Aus Stavanger[/i]

1 The Promise Ring 21
2 The Bees 19
3 Death Cab for Cutie 18
4 The Bronx 16
5 Black Flag 14
6 The Soggy Bottom Boys 12
7 Big L 11
7 The Natural History 11
9 Drive-By Truckers 6
10 Glassjaw 5

1 Man Man 39
2 Mew 36
3 Goblin Coc[I]k[/I] 24
4 Muse 23
5 Xiu Xiu 20
6 Liars 18
7 Wolf Eyes 16
8 Nelly Furtado 15
8 Alva Noto 15
8 An Albatross 15

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]1 Man Man 39
2 Mew 36
3 [B]Goblin Coc[I]k[/I] 24[/B]
4 Muse 23
5 Xiu Xiu 20
6 Liars 18
7 Wolf Eyes 16
8 Nelly Furtado 15
8 Alva Noto 15
8 An Albatross 15[/QUOTE]

What do they sound like? I burst out laughing when I read that :lol:

[QUOTE=Interstate]What do they sound like? I burst out laughing when I read that :lol:[/QUOTE]

They're quite like Queens Of The Stone Age, Black Sabbath, stuff like that.
Stonerish. Fun.

Rob Crow is the singer, he's in numerous indie rock bands (Pinback, Thingy, Heavy Vegetable, etc.)

[IMG]http://www.absolutelykosher.com/AK034_400px.jpg[/IMG]

An actual goblin with an actual ****.

[QUOTE=I Was A Kaleidoscope]They're quite like Queens Of The Stone Age, Black Sabbath, stuff like that.
Stonerish. Fun.

Rob Crow is the singer, he's in numerous indie rock bands (Pinback, Thingy, Heavy Vegetable, etc.)

[IMG]http://www.absolutelykosher.com/AK034_400px.jpg[/IMG]

An actual goblin with an actual ****.[/QUOTE]

That sounds awesome. I'll have to remember to check them out at some stage.

EDIT: That image is classic :lol:

1 Apocalypse Hoboken 94
2 David Dondero 42
3 Mexican Cheerleader 33
3 Mischief Brew 33
5 The World/Inferno Friendship Society 28
6 Johnny Cash 23
6 The King Blues 23
8 Blackalicious 20
9 Fleshies 19
10 Gordon Lightfoot 16

1 Mr. Lif 21
2 Big L 17
3 Master P 16
4 M. Ward 14
5 Misfits 12
6 MC Lars 11
7 AIR 9
7 Elbow 9
7 Helmet 9
7 Built to Spill 9

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]1 Mr. Lif 21
2 [B]Big L 17 [/B]
3 Master P 16
4 M. Ward 14
5 Misfits 12
6 MC Lars 11
7 AIR 9
7 Elbow 9
7 Helmet 9
7 Built to Spill 9[/QUOTE]

Word. Big L is the shizz.

Naked Raygun - All Rise

good simple punk rock.

1 Off Minor 46
2 Cursive 24
3 MF DOOM 22
3 The Vidablue 22
5 A Silver Mt. Zion 17
5 Hot Cross 17
7 Six Organs of Admittance 14
8 GZA/Genius 13
9 Scott Walker 12
10 Nas 10

typical.

1 Ultramagnetic MC's 34
2 Pixies 28
3 Raekwon 18
3 Lupe Fiasco 18
5 Jorge Ben 17
6 Big L 12
7 Iggy Pop 9
7 Silver Apples 9
9 Suicide 7
10 Stereolab 6

I like that list.

1 The Who 20
2 Ryan Adams 17
3 Television 13
4 My Morning Jacket 12
4 Cursive 12
4 The Flying Burrito Brothers 12
7 The Decemberists 11
8 Weezer 10
9 Built to Spill 6
10 Magazine 5



Interpol - [I]Antics[/I]

V/A - [I]Children of Nuggets Box Set[/I]

I thought nothing could ever live up to the original [I]Nuggets[/I] box set, but this sure comes close. Some amazing stuff by bands like the Lyres and Dream Syndicate.

those TMV tracks that leaked.

the album is going to be so good.

Half-Handed Cloud
Johnny Cash
Clutch
Genghis Tron
Kayo Dot
Calexico (might see them in a couple days, yay)

I'm in Melbourne and have bought a lot of cds:

Joy Division - [i]Closer[/i]
The Cure - [i]Boys Don't Cry[/i]
Radiohead - [i]Amnesiac[/i]
Queen - [i]A Night at the Opera[/i]
Bob Dylan - [i]Blonde on Blonde[/i]
Six Organs of Admittance - [i]School of the Flower[/i]
Calexico - [i]Feast of Wire[/i]

I'm trying to decide what else to buy. There's a lot of good record stores down here.

Butthole Surfers

It's amazing that the same band can make songs as poppy and brilliantly catchy as Ah Ha, Pepper or TV Star and make songs as abrasive and brilliantly disjointed as 22 Going on 23, Graveyard or The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave.