[QUOTE=YDload]Meat Puppets- [i]Meat Puppets II[/i]
The Jesus Lizard- [i]Goat[/i]

Still diggin. I love that bassline in "Then Comes Dudley" and figured out how to play it :cool:[/QUOTE]

How good is the bass in "Monkey Trick"?

|||||||||||| this good

Can - [I]Ege Bamyasi[/I]

Brian Jonestown Massacre - [I]Tepid Peppermint Wonderland[/I]
Beirut - [I]Gulag Orkestrar[/I]

both great in different ways. Pick up the Beirut album if you'd be into an old-world Rufus Wainwright with an accordion.

[QUOTE=Zebra]Can - [I]Ege Bamyasi[/I][/QUOTE]
that's my favorite by them.

[quote=Happymeal]Tokyo Jihen - [I]Adult[/I]

One of my favorite releases this year. br3ad if you're reading this you better check this out.[/quote]

Will do. I bought [i]Treasure[/i] yesterday. I listened to it and fell asleep. It's not how I expected it to sound, but I'm liking it. I talked with my teacher about music for a while yesterday and we talked about Antony and the Johnsons and The National, I've been digging them as well.

These Arms Are Snakes - Easter

I've heard some songs off the new Outkast album, and they weren't bad, but "Morris Brown" kicks a[SIZE="2"]s[/SIZE]s.

new Basement Jaxx song is cool ("Hush Boy").

Why'd you get banned this time?

New Hold Steady track "Chips ahoy!". It's pretty solid, though as little patchy. Same HS-type stuff (big guitars, story-ish vocal) vut with a ton of keys/organs thrown in.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Why'd you get banned this time?[/QUOTE]

war crimes

Man, that Giddy Motors album is fu[size=2]cking[/size] great.

Also:

The Streets - [I]The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living[/I]
Common - [I]Be[/I]
Kanye West - [I]The College Dropout[/I]
Devo - [I]Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo![/I]

Off Minor.
[I]
period[/I]

oh my.

old flaming lips is so good.

orgasm.

Evermore - [i]Real Life[/i]

I kind of like it, it's nice. They're playing a show near me the week I turn 18, I might go.

The Format - [I]Dog Problems[/I]

It doesn't get old no matter how many times I listen to it.

I'm really diggin' [i]Sea and the Rhythm[/i] by Iron & Wine

Snakefinger - Manual Of Errors

Part of the reason that the residents are no longer good is because of his death. Even though he wasn't technically part of the band, he definitely helped make the band. His solo stuff is just as good, too.

Lifetime
Kid Dynamite

aka Dan Yemin

Bookends

Great punky-folk. Ghost Mice, Defiance, Ohio etc fans should check them out.

Erik B. and Rakim - [I]Paid in Full[/I]
Nas - [I]Illmatic[/I]
Girl Talk - [I]Night Ripper[/I]
Swamburger & Descry - [I]A Change is Coming[/I]

[I]Illmatic[/I] is fuc[size=2]king[/size] awesome. "It Ain't Hard to Tell" has to be close to the best hip hop song ever.

Nas is good

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]so true

The Decemberists - [I]The Crane Wife[/I]

pretty good. Not sure how it stands up to their other stuff, it's quite a departure.[/QUOTE]

Decemberists are so boring.

I like them, but.. so boring.

I got bored of them pretty quick.

Isis - [I]Oceanic
[/I]
Not boring. It's like Tool done right.

One muthafukkin Reason

[url]http://www.mosquitoinc.org/onereason/onereason-sometimeswebleed.mp3[/url]

Nick Drake - [i]Pink Moon[/i]

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Bookends

Great punky-folk. Ghost Mice, Defiance, Ohio etc fans should check them out.[/QUOTE]
i shall do so.

Again,
Various Artists - [i]Until Human Voices Wake Us And We Drown[/i] (Rune Grammofon box)
and
Idaho - [i]Three Sheets to the Wind[/i]

Oh No - [I]Exodus Into Unheard Rhythms[/I]
V/A - [I]The Now Sound Redesigned[/I] (a The Free Design tribute album)

I think I'm turning into a Murs fanboy as well. His flow is soooo good.