Gnarls Barkley - [I]St. Elsewhere[/I]

Still lovin' it.

[quote=Interstate]Deerhoof - [I]The Runners Four[/I][/quote]
Yes!!! Me toooooo

[QUOTE=JonM]Yes!!! Me toooooo[/QUOTE]

It's weird. In a good way.

The Mountain Goats - [I]Tallahassee[/I]

On a Mountain Goats fix at the moment.

Red House Painters - [I]Red House Painters I[/I]
American Music Club - [I]Everclear[/I] (finally)
Norma Jean - [I]Bless The Martyr, Kiss The Child
[/I]Joy Division - [I]Closer[/I]

Anathallo - [i]Floating World[/i]

Really enjoyable so far.

Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One

Nice.

Pop-punk is currently soothing my angry soul.

Today's listening:

Old Time Relijun - Lost Light
X - More Fun In the New World
Charles Mingus - Let My Children Hear Music
Augustus Pablo - King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown

Hadn't not ever never heard the last one. Bought it today. I tried to go back and see if the used music store had that copy of the new Bonnie Prince Billy. It was gone, but this was there. Liking it so far.

Lou Reed - [I]Coney Island Baby[/I]

Better than [I]New York[/I], but not better than [I]Transformer[/I].

I'm officially digging the new Ani DiFranco album. It's excellent, and it's a totally new direction.

The Flaming Lips' latest release has my ears.

It's getting such a bad rep, and I don't know why.

The band Hot Chip in general.

Been diggin some Jonathan Richman albums. Ranked in order of greatness-

[I]Jonathan Sings![/I]
[I]Jonathan Goes Country[/I]
[I]Having a Party with Jonathan Richman[/I]
[I]I, Jonathan[/I]

he's in love with his name i guess. none of his solo albums match up to the Modern Lover's s/t, but then again that album is near perfect. still though fans of the Lovers should check these out.

the Pogues. I started getting into them a long time ago, and completely forgot about them, but thanks to pandora for reminding me :)

hot.

I see those lists a lot. Where are they from?

[url]http://www.last.fm[/url]

Wow, that response came in under 5 seconds. That was amazing.

Anyways, I tried Last.fm a couple weeks ago and it didnt work for my computer. But I started pandora tonight and freaking love it.

I'm digging the music of Steve Reich. A LOT.

I Heart Hiroshima - [i]Cut in Colour[/i]

I think I'll review this.

yeah do it man

Done. Not my best though.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I Heart Hiroshima - [i]Cut in Colour[/i]

I think I'll review this.[/QUOTE]

I still can't get hold of any of their material bar one song.

[url]http://www.ihearthiroshima.com[/url]

You can at least hear, if not download their first EP from there. You used to be able to download it, but I'm not sure if you can anymore now that they've released it through a record label. Their myspace has some songs too.


I'm listening to Red House Painters. Mad props to Nacho and asymm for getting me into him.

The Go Team! - Junior Kickstart
M.I.A - Sunshowers

GoGoGo Airheart - [I]Exitheuxa[/I]

This is pretty solid. Post-punky rock that's not too rough around the edges.

[QUOTE=Scuba_Steve]The Flaming Lips' latest release has my ears.

It's getting such a bad rep, and I don't know why.[/QUOTE]
because dissing new material, especially new material that is not lo-fi, is in.

Or maybe the songs aren't good.

they've just started making light-hearted, catchy pop music now.

i love it and their old stuff, but i would never say one is better.
the music of both eras are really different from eachother, as well as written by different people and with different members. depending on my mood i usually prefer one over the other of course.

but Steven is a great writer, i think. if you pay attention to the small details there's a lot of amazing things going on now (mostly on the Soft Bulletin, though).

Yoshimi is not awful