[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;14200559]Ryan Adams - [I]Cold Roses[/I]

still love this, there's so much f[size=2]u[/size]cking quality. 17 tracks spanning an hour, and I don't think a single one is any worse than 'good'.[/QUOTE]

Welcome to the club. That's a damn good album.

Bryan Ferry - [I]As Time Goes By[/I]

This is good stuff from my parents' record collection. Jazzy covers of old pop songs.

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boris w/ michio kurihara - [I]rainbow[/I]
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Awesome album.

Kage you have an awesome avatar

Jesu - s/t

[QUOTE=Zmev;14202003]Ted Leo - [I]Living with the Living[/I][/QUOTE]

Yes.

do you guys say chad van gay-lin or gah-lin?

i say gay-lin but there are two a's so i think it might be gah-lin

either way infiniheart keeps getting cooler and cooler

the vocal harmonies on 'kill me in my sleep' are :cool:

and then when that 'sleep creepin around' part comes in... YES

he sucks

i dont think so. i think hes sweet. i also think youre a chronic butt head

[QUOTE=AlienEater;14203176]Kage you have an awesome avatar

Jesu - s/t[/QUOTE]

Thanks bro.

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14203304]chronic butt head[/QUOTE]

ouch.

mega burn

sick burn

[B]Ministry - Land of Rape and Honey
Iggy Pop - Lust For Life
Elliott Smith - Elliott Smith[/B]

the locust - plague soundscapes

Ben Kweller - [I]Sha Sha[/I]

Ladytron - Witching Hour
Low - The Great Destroyer
Panda Bear - Person Pitch (if you're wondering what a shroom trip sounds like...)
Of Montreal - Hissing Fauna

panda bear album rules

smashing pumpkins - adore, siamese dream

I've been digging all things Pumpkins for the last few days. Havn't listened to them properlly in ages.

[QUOTE=Kyle;14204243]I've been digging all things Pumpkins for the last few days. Havn't listened to them properlly in ages.[/QUOTE]

123

Soundgarden - Superunknown
Pearl Jam - Yield
Nivana - In Utero

[quote=Kage;14204271]123[/quote]

me too!

hey eliminator bro whats up long time no talk

sup whos alt is this mang

8-Bit Operators-An 8-Bit Tribute to Kraftwerk

Boards of Canada - [I]Geogaddi[/I]

Good stuff. I like the song where the kid is getting drilled while counting numbers.

Boris - Pink
Yoko Ono - Yes, I'm the Witch

Stylus' review of [i]Pink[/i] doesn't make any sense to me.

The Rolling Stones - [i]Sticky Fingers[/i]
Peter Bjorn & John - [i]Writer's Block[/i]
Excellent - better than I expected it to be. I wasn't even particularly allured by "Young Folks", so the rest is great as well.

Got some things from the library:

Buddy Guy - The Complete Vangaurd Recordings
Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Masters - Instrumental Collection
Pixies - Doolittle
John Fahey - The Dance of Death and Other Plantation Favorites
Meat Puppets - Too High to Die

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath;14205525]holy ****

My gf bought me a stack of CDs for V-Day. Actually it was 5, but a stack's a stack.

New York Dolls - [I]One Day It'll Please Us To Remember Even This[/I]
Paul Westerberg - [I]14 Songs[/I]
Paul Westerberg - [I]Open Season[/I]
Hanoi Rocks - [I]Self-Destruction Blues[/I]
Beatles - [I]Love[/I]

So it's safe to say I've been getting my vintage rock on.

I've also been listening to the upcoming album by New Atlantic, which is quite cool and power-poppy.[/QUOTE]

What's wrong with the Hawaiian CD?

It's not a bands name its just a compilation of different Hawaiian artists.

The Chameleons UK - [I]Tony Fletcher Walked On Water[/I] EP

Oh man, I must hear more of this band. This is like, really dreamy post-punk. Really good stuff.

I've also been mad into that Oxes album that was uploaded in the mailing list. I can hear the similarities to Don Caballero.

glad to hear you liked it man

did anyone check out cinemechanica

[QUOTE=Bukowski;14205919]The Chameleons UK - [I]Tony Fletcher Walked On Water[/I] EP

Oh man, I must hear more of this band. This is like, really dreamy post-punk. Really good stuff.[/QUOTE]

madjack eyes are open wide open wide!

or something. [I]Strange Times[/I] is a great album.

Snowgoons - German Lugers
Wisemen - Wisemen Approaching

And still Bill Callahan's latest. There are about three pretty ****ing nice songs on it ("Diamond Dancer," "Sycamore," "A Man Needs a Woman Or...") but the rest is kinda eh. I guess I kinda feel that way about a good deal of the Smog albums I've heard.

Modest Mouse - [i]The Lonesome Crowded West[/i]

Such a good album.

The Beatles - [i]Let It Be... Naked[/i]

I hadn't listened to this since around when it came out. Track by track, it's stronger than the original, especially with its versions of "Across the Universe" and "Let It Be".

Pulp - [i]Different Class[/i]

I'm not gonna lie - I only had the singles until I found this for a few dollars last week. There's a song here and there that falls flat, but otherwise, everything is just classic.

Of Montreal - [i]Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer?[/i]

It's definitely a more demanding listening experience than I would expect from Of Montreal, but I really like it so far. Plus, the packaging is damn cool.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKYeCWfXSro[/url]

Really cool.

Jackson C. Frank - those other songs he made

Deerhoof - Friend Oppertunity

It's grown on me. I really like it now.

[QUOTE]There's a song here and there that falls flat, but otherwise, everything is just classic.[/QUOTE]
wait what song?

my little lady friend got me that hot chip - the warning so i'm listening to that. its pretty good.
i also made her get a deerhoof pin but she won't wear it. so i dumped her for not being indie rock enuf.