1 The Wildhearts 17
1 Starlight Mints 17
3 Beck 16
3 People Under the Stairs 16
5 Sleep Terror 15
6 Yo La Tengo 13
7 Gnarls Barkley 12
8 Wolfmother 10
9 ****...I'm Dead 9
10 Rollerskate Skinny 7

1 John Frusciante 117
2 Thursday 44
3 M. Ward 42
4 Six Organs of Admittance 21
4 One Be Lo 21
6 L 19
7 Boards of Canada 18
8 Kayo Dot 17
9 John Fahey 16
10 These Arms Are Snakes 14

[i]Smile from the Streets You Hold [/i]is so good.

SLK - Dance Disk

They were a ska band in the early 80's that pretty much were only known in Michigan. Some things are just meant to be listened to on vinyl, and 80's ska is one of those things. The album only has 8 songs, but it's really good, espcially for a band that never made it big.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQWwkgLBY2Q&mode=related&search=[/url]

makes me cough!

Sebadoh - [i]III[/i]
I was finally able to pick this up. I've been trying to get this da[size=2]mned[/size] reissue for months, they kept pushing the date back.

1 Against Me! 77
2 The Unlovables 76
3 The Steinways 68
4 Max Levine Ensemble 63
5 Dirt Bike Annie 49
6 Modern Machines 37
7 Cleveland Bound Death Sentence 35
7 The Copyrights 35
9 Connie Dungs 23
10 Onion Flavored Rings 20
10 Johnny Hobo & the Freight Trains 20
12 Johnny Cash 19
13 Visqueen 17
14 Defiance, Ohio 16
15 Screeching Weasel 12
15 Young Hasselhoffs 12
15 The Marked Men 12

1 The Amazing Skasmonauts 54
2 I Heart Hiroshima 42
3 Underoath 25
4 Sekiden 23
5 Norma Jean 16
6 Red House Painters 15
6 All Things Bright and Beautiful 15
8 Red Sparowes 12
9 Unwed Sailor 11
10 American Music Club 10

1 Explosions in the Sky 45
2 The Mountain Goats 28
3 Deerhoof 20
4 Fiona Apple 10
5 Belle and Sebastian 9
5 Cursive 9
5 Willie Dixon 9
8 Art Blakey &The Jazz Messengers 6
9 Lilys 2
9 Marvin Gaye 2

dredg - El Cielo

Chapterhouse - [I]Whirlpool[/I]

[QUOTE=Zebra]Chapterhouse - [I]Whirlpool[/I][/QUOTE]
Props for old shoegaze.

Fancy.

[QUOTE=Well_Respected_Man][url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQWwkgLBY2Q&mode=related&search=[/url]

makes me cough![/QUOTE]

[size=+4][color=red]IT'S NOT
GOOD[/color][/size]


Yesterday I listened to [I]Surfer Rosa[/I] and [I]Doolittle[/I] as well as some Hum.

65daysofstatic - [I]One Time For All Time[/I]
Animal Collective - [I]Danse Manatee[/I]
Belle & Sebastian - [I]The Life Pursuit[/I]

Gang Gang Dance - [i]God's Money[/i]
Stereolab

I need more bands like these. helpplz.

Just bought J Mascis Live at the CBGB's acoustic album. It's pretty good, but nothing out of the ordinary for J.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]Boris - [I]Pink[/I]

album f[size=2]u[/size]cking rocks all over the place. Why didn't I like it at first? Weird.[/QUOTE]

Same here!

Butthole Surfers- [i]Locust Abortion Technician[/i]

it's pretty neat but not something I'd want to listen to all the time. maybe next i'll try [i]GodWeenSatan[/i]

M. Ward - [I]Post War[/I]

Excellent.

Idlewild leak lololol

good or bad?

"Morris Brown" is growing on me big time.

I want to hear it!

It's interesting, the rip quality is a little questionable but I guess it's the real thing. Kinda disjointed for an album that's supposed to be a soundtrack. There's some really quality/cool stuff here, though. Some filler and blah tracks too. Doesn't seem like Dre and Big Boi work to closely together, though. They barely ever appear on the same tracks. Wildest track is "A Bad Note" which is on some "Maggot Brain" meets Mogwai ****, but not really as good as either.

"Morris Brown" might be my favorite now, too. It's definitely a grower; Sleepy Brown (the dude who sings) has an album coming out in Sept I think, so all his guest spots on here have me pretty interested in that.

Send me a msg on aim and I can give you a link, username: CrumbBob.

Currently Diggin':

John Brown's Body- [I]Among Them[/I]
The Replacements- [I]Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash[/I]
65 Days Of Static- [I]The Fall Of Math[/I]
Grateful Dead- [I]Dead In Cornell[/I]
Material Culture- [I]Hope[/I]
The Congos- [I]Heart Of Darkness[/I]
Minutemen- [I]Double Nickels On The Dime[/I]
American Football- [I]American Football[/I]

I also just started listening to [I]Hail To The Thief[/I] again, and that shows no sign of stopping.

1 Le Volume Courbe 38
2 Mission of Burma 32
3 Cat Power 22
4 Deerhoof 20
5 Tindersticks 19
5 Refused 19
7 PJ Harvey 15
8 Wire 14
9 Sonic Youth 12
10 My Bloody Valentine 11

But today I've dug sad-bastard music. Nick Cave's [I]No More Shall We Part[/I], Lampchop's [I]Damaged[/I] (though that's more lo-key bastard, really), Tindersticks's [I]Can Our Love...[/I] have gotten time today, and I think I'll put on [I]I Am a Bird Now[/I] soon.

Swervedriver - [I]Mezcal Head[/I]

This is a great hard rock/shoegaze album.

[QUOTE=Zebra]Swervedriver - [I]Mezcal Head[/I]

This is a great hard rock/shoegaze album.[/QUOTE]

Yeah definitely. More people need to listen to it.

Jean-Claude Vannier's [I]L'Enfant Assassin Des Mouches[/I]. Pretty cool stuff on its own (instrumental funk, avant-garde pop, psychedelia), but I'd imagine there are some insanely good sample opportunities here, too. I'm trying to recall if I've heard anything here before.

[quote=Happymeal]Yeah definitely. More people need to listen to it.[/quote]

agreed. Duel is a freaking great single.

Magazine - [I]The Correct Use of Soap[/I]

Man, this band is so good. Thanks for the recc Zappa.