you still owe me a big avatar :)

wanna pay up?

The bassist is possibly my favorite bassist of all time. And he and the drummer sound really good together.

It works really well with Albini's production.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;14067192]How good is it in "Nub", right after the guitar intro, when the bass and drums come in and just start pounding. It sounds especially cool on good headphones.[/QUOTE]

it is the coolest. i figured out how to play it too (don't know if its 100% percent right but it sounds ok)

G---------------------------
D---------------------------
A---------------------------
E---7-7-7h9p7-7-7-7-9-7-10

repeat endlessly, but move it up two frets for the chord change (during the spanish part). and during the last part of the solo occasionally hit the next highest B (9th fret D string) instead of just the 9s and 10s.

[quote=Boilermaker]you still owe me a big avatar

wanna pay up?[/quote]

i thought you were someone new, not mote. being mote voided the verbal agreement :)

I think I deserve a larger avatar...I had one once...it's gone forever now..

that avatar sucked

umm...so? I was digging them atm, so I kept it long after I stopped digging them...and I couldn't change it without going to a smaller avatar...eh what can ya do about it

[QUOTE=YDload;14067220]i thought you were someone new, not mote. being mote voided the verbal agreement :)[/QUOTE]


I think I've been enough of a good boy that the agreement can be brought back up

no, go away

shut your rabbit up.

Most of the times it seems that disc one is usually better then disc 2.

Except for the white album, those equally pwn.

[quote=Boilermaker;14067857]Most of the times it seems that disc one is usually better then disc 2.

Except for the white album, those equally pwn.[/quote]

Melloncollie and the Infinite Sadess has equal quality on both discs.

In other news, A Storm in Heaven is a really good album.

ok all this jesus lizard talk is making me want more. can somebody put up some of their stuff other than Goat on album trading?? i really like that but i gotta get some more


today me and my friend smoked a bunch and listened to Hieroglyphics [I]Third Eye Vision[/I]...that was fuc[size=2]kin[/size] sweet.

ive also been listening to Nada Surf [I]High/Low[/I] a lot today

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo;14066748]Loop - Heaven's End


People here would like this alot, I'm surpirsed you guys don't listen to them.


[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loop_%28band%29[/url][/QUOTE]

I agree, Loop is great.

Spacemen 3 - [i]Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To[/i]
Bardo Pond - [i]Lapsed[/i]

AlienEater, you were right. [i]Lapsed[/i] rules.

Silversun Pickups.

the next Jesus Lizard album to hear after [i]Goat[/i] is definitely [i]Liar[/i]. after that I don't know, someone tell me (nacho?!)

[I]Head[/I] is much better than [I]Down[/I].

they're the same thing

This Moment in Black History - It Takes a Nation (of Assholes to Hold Us Back)

Wow... great album

Chisel - [I]Set You Free[/I]

There's a lot more tracks than your usual rock album, but all of them are surprisingly tight so there's really nothing to complain about. This is another reason why Ted Leo's one of the best songwriters around right now. HOPEFULLY [I]Living With the Living[/I] won't disappoint

The Microphones
Mount Eerie
The Blow

Destroyer - Destroyer's Rubies

Yeah I still don't get why people don't like this. Ah well, it's nice to have it to myself I guess.

[QUOTE=Bukowski;14068066]I agree, Loop is great.

Spacemen 3 - [i]Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To[/i]
Bardo Pond - [i]Lapsed[/i]

AlienEater, you were right. [i]Lapsed[/i] rules.[/QUOTE]

it most certainly does

Ciccone Youth - The Whitey Album

Thanks Neoteric :thumb:

npnp

It was a fair exchange for the sonic youth avatar you have their that you took from me :p

Listening to Tragedy. This is some decent crust punk type stuff.

The Goslings - [i]Grandeur of Hair[/i]

"Each song is like a diamond dipped in mud and wrapped in barbed wire. Beautiful lilting shimmerop doused in crumbling crunchy downtuned guitar sludge and sheets of jagged feedback. A super blown out in-the-red dreamlike sludge, equal parts Boris drone, My Bloody Valentine blisssout, and shimmering crystalline pop. Like a Mazzy Star record dipped in hot tar and then wrapped in a hundred layers of feedingback guitars. So beuatifully heavy. The Goslings just might be the loveliest harsh noise-sludge pop band ever!"

That's what the sticker on this record said, and that's why I bought it (limited special ed, to 600 copies :)). And holy f.u.c.k. It's absolutely incredible. Does anyone have any other Goslings stuff on soulseek?

that sounds f[size=2]u[/size]cking awesome. to slsk!

My slsk doesn't work properly anymore :(

Been diggin':

The Chemical Brothers - [I]Dig Your Own Hole[/I]
Camera Obscura - [I]Underachievers Please Try Harder[/I]

today i bought [i]Mingus Ah Um[/i]

1 King Geedorah 28
2 Dinosaur Jr. 19
3 – Elliott Smith 15
4 ▼3 MF Doom 14
5 Wu-Tang Clan 12
5 Dr. Octagon 12
7 ▼1 Ghostface 11
8 GZA/Genius 7
9 Minus the Bear 6
9 Manic Street Preachers 6

M83

1 ▲9 They Might Be Giants 28
2 ▲1 The Mountain Goats 24
3 – The World/Inferno Friendship Society 21
3 ▲17 Heavy Vegetable 21
5 ▲9 Cheer-Accident 20
6 ▼3 Camper Van Beethoven 17
6 ▲82 XTC 17
8 ▲12 Mr. Bungle 16
8 ▲6 Tom Waits 16
10 ▲19 Luminescent Orchestrii 15

1 Sonic Youth 94
2 Minutemen 43
3 pg.99 36
4 Joshua Fit for Battle 23
5 El Perro del Mar 22
6 MF Doom 17
7 Underoath 16
7 Yo La Tengo 16
7 Fall Out Boy 16
10 Ghostface 15

1 ▲2 Envy 48
2 Jaylib 40
3 Tiny hawks 38
4 MF Doom 30
5 Isis 28
6 Justin Timberlake 27
7 Hella 18
8 Girl Talk 16
8 Buried Inside 16
8 ▼6 Drive Like Jehu 16

pretty hot list if you ask me. Tiny Hawks are gooood.

1 ▲30 Weezer 56
2 Thrice 47
3 Bad Brains 17
4 Jedi Mind Tricks 16
5 Jawbreaker 12
5 ▲12 Justin Timberlake 12
5 Hey Mercedes 12
8 X 7
8 ▲1 The Knife 7
8 ▲2 Screeching Weasel 7
8 Chrome 7

[QUOTE=Bukowski;14071496]The Goslings - [i]Grandeur of Hair[/i]

"Each song is like a diamond dipped in mud and wrapped in barbed wire. Beautiful lilting shimmerop doused in crumbling crunchy downtuned guitar sludge and sheets of jagged feedback. A super blown out in-the-red dreamlike sludge, equal parts Boris drone, My Bloody Valentine blisssout, and shimmering crystalline pop. Like a Mazzy Star record dipped in hot tar and then wrapped in a hundred layers of feedingback guitars. So beuatifully heavy. The Goslings just might be the loveliest harsh noise-sludge pop band ever!"

That's what the sticker on this record said, and that's why I bought it (limited special ed, to 600 copies :)). And holy f.u.c.k. It's absolutely incredible. Does anyone have any other Goslings stuff on soulseek?[/QUOTE]
Yeah, this is a great record. I attempted to talk it up some pages back with little success. Fans of "harsh noise-sludge pop" should check it out.

On my first listen of Benoît Pioulard's [I]Précis[/I] and it is really really good.

[QUOTE=asymm;14072262]Yeah, this is a great record. I attempted to talk it up some pages back with little success. Fans of "harsh noise-sludge pop" should check it out.[/QUOTE]

Could I get this off someone on soulseek?

Edit: Nevermind, it's going out in the mailing list.

That Gosslings album sounds choice, I'll have to keep an eye out for it.

1 Uriah Heep 15
2 ▲16 Camper Van Beethoven 12
3 Fu Manchu 11
4 Mr. Nogatco 9
5 Thievery Corporation 8
5 ▲8 Elliott Smith 8
7 Failure 6
7 Electric Wizard 6
7 Black Sabbath 6
10 Brother Ali 5

Sweet Pan's Labyrinth av.

1 Of Montreal 13
2 ▲1 Sean Price 11
3 Run-D.M.C. 9
3 Neil Young & Crazy Horse 9
5 Patrick Wolf 7
6 The Stooges 6
7 Joanna Newsom 5
8 Neil Young 2
8 David Vandervelde 2
8 Trans Am 2