Oh dear, we must rectify this horrible, horrible occurance. I might have to miss church to sort this out.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Oh dear, we must rectify this horrible, horrible occurance. I might have to miss church to sort this out.[/QUOTE]

Way to pointlessly flame the new guy.

Hi, I'm misser Tangy, I'll be your waitress.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Hi, I'm misser Tangy, I'll be your waitress.[/QUOTE]

Whatever that means

[QUOTE=YDload]River Euphrates[/quote]

That's my favourite song from that album. The melody is sooo good.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]TV on the Radio is good. Latest album is good. Old album is good. Still waiting for something great. Never heard the OK Calculator ****. Wouldn't be surprised if it sucked.[/QUOTE]

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I'm digging [i]Bakesale[/i] by Sebadoh and [i]Young Team[/i] by Mogwai. I'm going to start getting into Splendour bands now.

Dizzee Rascal - [I]Boy In Da Corner[/I]

The new Bronx, it's up on myspace. It totally slays. Sh[I]i[/I]tty Future would be in my top 5 songs of the year.

Man, the new Justin Timberlake song is catchy. Please shoot me now

Hey I have speakers now, so I can listen to music on my computer. Here is my week:

1 Bob Marley & The Wailers 91
2 Sister Carol 33
3 Judy Mowatt 25
4 Peter Tosh 22
5 Devendra Banhart 18
5 Culture 18
7 Ziggy Marley 14
7 Andrew Bird 14
9 Burning Spear 13
10 Abdel Wright 12

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Great album.

I'm still all about Ween.[/QUOTE]

It is rather good. [I]Showtime[/I] isn't too shabby either. Can't wait for his next record (whenever that is).

Digs:

Mobb Deep - [I]Blood Money[/I]
Mobb Deep - [I]The Infamous[/I] - These two albums are so unlike each other it's untrue.
Onyx - [I]All We Got Iz Us[/I]
The Revolutionary Hydra - [I]Swiss Admiral EP[/I]

You listened to those two albums just so you could post them one after the other like that, didn't you?

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars][I]Showtime[/I] is even better than [I]BITC[/I]. I love Dizzee Rascal.[/QUOTE]

I dunno, I seem to warm to [I]BITC[/I] more. It's seems more raw. Mills was only 18/19 when he made it and produced it himself. Crazy stuff.

Dilla and Dennis Wilson.

Stephen Malkmus - Face the Truth

The White Stripes - [I]White Blood Cells[/I]

Good times.

Gogol Bordello - [I]Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike[/I]

I haven't listened to this for a few months and it's much better than I remember it.

The D4 - [I]6Twenty[/I]

Tood gimes.

This Is Your Captain Speaking - Storyboard
Wire - Pink Flag

[b]Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters[/b]
A complete classic. Moon Over Marin gets better each time I hear it.

[b]Ted Leo - Tell Balgeary, Balgury is Dead[/b]
I love the solo version of The High Party and Bleeding Powers is just awesome.

[b]Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love[/b]
It's Jimi.

Koenjihyakkei - [I]Angherr Shisspa[/I] (another band of Ruins' drummer guy)
Boredoms - [I]Vision Creation Newsun[/I]
Gigantic Brain - [I]The Invasion Discography[/I] (good times)

All of those make for a mind****-lite day.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]2/3 great albums. I hate Butch Walker.

The Wrens - [I]Meadowlands[/I]

I've been warming to this a lot; there's really not much to dislike about it. Well-played, hook-filled indie rock with energy. I regret not paying attention to them at Intonation last year.[/QUOTE]
i didn't like them at first either but then i just got hooked to something about it.

i'm not even sure what

hmm, the new wolf eyes album
it's quite scary

Lately I've been into "The Unraveling" and "The Sufferer and the Witness" by Rise Against, "All That Remains" from Fozzy, and the Coheed & Cambria record, "Second Stage Turbine Blade"

i'm really really digging cult of luna. eee

I was this week too. Cult of Luna are awesome.

My friend dropped me home from school today and we were listening to the radio in her car. I told her I would make her a tape so she doesn't have to listen to the radio all the time. She listens to music like Motion City Soundtrack, The Cure and Kings of Leon. Any suggestions for what to put on it? I'm thinking some Belle & Sebastian, The Smiths and Beck so far.

Method Man & Redman - [I]Blackout![/I]
Redman - [I]Muddy Waters[/I] - This gets better everytime I listen to it.

Bedouin Soundclash - Just got their Cd back from a friend, it's so much better when the weather is good.

Electric Wizard - s/t
The Pharcyde - Labcabincalifornia
Cramps - Smell Of Female
Earth - Earth2

beat happeninggggggg

they fight with russians, oh yeah. and have discussions, oh yeah.

...they say giveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittome
giveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittome
giveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittome
giveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittomegiveittome...

i love it.
i can't believe i used to not like them at all

Leon Ware, Morita Doji and John Cale. Brian Eno a little earlier, too. Leon Ware is a soul dude, produced some solid Motown compositions. Morita Doji was a 70's psychedelic folk artist with a very pretty voice. John Cale, you all know him. Digging [I]Fear[/I], which is easily the best of his solo work I've heard, one of those understated precursors to '77. "Fear is a Man's Best Friend" will open my radio show next week. I think Eno helped out with the album.

[QUOTE]Method Man & Redman - Blackout!
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One of my favorite summer albums. \m/