I think [I]everyone [/I] should go out and get themselves a copy of [I]The Essential Johnny Cash[/I]. It pretty much covers Johnny's career, pre-American Recordings. A definate must-have for any music fan with an ounce of respect in their bodyy.

[QUOTE=iHATEgc]
lightning bolt[/QUOTE]

sweet man, ive been getting more into them lately, you must know brainiac then...

also ive been into:

servotron
dismemberment plan
iron and wine
six finger satelitte
galactic
orbital

Lately, I've been getting into the New York Rock scene. Mainly the good old 60's bands like The Doors, The Velvet Underground, Phish and Grateful Dead. Also been checking out some bands influenced by these, such as The Dandy Warhols, The Beta Band, and the Strokes. I haven't been able to get "Dry The Rain" out of my head for weeks now. Can't fully explain it really. These bands are so much different from most others. They're a healthy mix of blues, jazz, and rock n' roll. That's all I've got for now, I guess so I'll see you on the dark side of the moon.

[i]Cap'n Jazz[/i] is amazing... *spooges pants*

Listening to the Cows again. Awesome band, just takes years to find their songs.

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]Nah I just have one album that I downloaded, "Grand Guignol". It's good though.[/QUOTE]

i would highly suggest the black box. the torture garden sounds like a crazier version of fantomas' first album, and the leng tch'e is very similar to delirium cordia.

also, he does even more stuff outside of naked city.

i'd suggest taboo and exile, I.A.O., and filmworks V: tears of ecstasy. the drum work on those albums make danny carrey look bad.

Artist: Modest Mouse. Between Lonesome Crowded West, Building Nothing Out Of Something, The Moon & Antarctica, and the new one, I think it's safe to say that Modest Mouse suck at making bad albums, because they haven't yet.

Album: Highway 61 Revisited, Bob Dylan. I was raised to hate Dylan's voice by my father, but this album is so incredible that I'll risk getting disowned.

Song: "Take Me Out", Franz Ferdinand. To be honest, I heard the album, and I was a little disappointed. It might take a few listens, but d*mn! this song is good. The moment where it slows down into that groove is the coolest part of any new song in 2004 so far, IMO.

I just listened to Adam and Tje Ants this morning and I liked it!

Im always listening to REM. As a matter of fact Murmur is one of the greatest albums ever. I listen to it everyday. Especially Sitting Still. Also i've been digging the new Calexico EP called Convict Pool. It's incredible.

Hey. I'm new here; just joined today. My name is not important; I go by either Phoenix or Espionage; or Phe. Whatever you want to call me.

I play the electric guitar in the styles of Chris Cornell, Kim Thayil, and Tom Morello; and I am giong to be taking up the steel and acoustic guitars as well...just wanted to introduce myself before getting to the good stuff:

The bands I listen to are not new, but they are great.

Soundgarden
Euphoria Morning
Temple Of The Dog
Audioslave
Linkin Park
Rage Against The Machine
Nirvana
Pantera
NiN
Slipknot
Mudvayne
Hatebreed
Manson
Kittie
Static-X
System Of A Down
Weezer
Deftones
And much, much more...mainly Grunge bands.

By the way:
My e-mail address is:

[email]Espionage@musician.org[/email]

i just got swagger by flogging molly. and it's better than drunken lullibies. i like "the likes of you" or something, i forgot what it's called

lately I've been digging:

Cave In - Until Your Heart Stops
The Verve - A Northern Soul
Postman Syndrome - Terraforming (AWESOME HARDCORE PROG BAND! CHECK THEM OUT!)
Chevelle - Point # 1
Hendrix - Are You Experienced and Axis:Bold As Love (I only checked him out a little while ago...I'm kicking myself in the *** for not doing it earlier)

DeerHoof-"Apple O" and "Milk Man"

and

Iron & Wine

[QUOTE=Grateful Dead]What are their best songs?[/QUOTE]

well i really like these ones...

What Do You Want Me To Say
Crush
The First Anniversary of Your Last Phone Call
Sentimental Man

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames][i]Cap'n Jazz[/i] is amazing... *spooges pants*[/QUOTE]Cap'n Jazz + American Football = more spooge

today i listened to = jets to brazil
pixies
d.m.b.
g&r

Two bands I've been diggin lately (not sure why)
Weezer-I just got tthe new blue album expanded for easter. it is sweet. The B-sides are excellent, especially Jamie, and the live versions of many of the songs on it. It rocks
Flaming Lips-I've just recently gotten into the flaming lips. I just purchased In A Priest Driven Ambulance. Some songs to check out are Shine on Sweet Jesus (it's creepy but good) and Five Stop Mother Superior Rain.

Also, a new band that I just recently found out about are The Constantines. Their album is titled [I]Shine a Light[/I] and its on Sub-Pop records. They are excellent. You should check out the song National Hum.

I won a bid on Washing Machine by Sonic Youth. Is it a good album?

I love The Flaming Lips...I own Transmissions and Yoshimi for a few months now...and I heard alot of great things about the Soft Bulletin...I'll get that one as soon as I see it.


Oh yeah folks HERE is ANOTHER recommendation...if you like Muse, Radiohead and Jeff Buckley: check out MOODSWING.

Johnny Cash - [I]American III: Solitary Man[/I] has been declared Tangy Zizzle's Official [B]Album of The Week[/B]

I've been really digging Modest Mouse and The Cure recently. I'm downloading quick and easy like a whore right now.

[QUOTE=iHATEgc]Cap'n Jazz + American Football = more spooge[/QUOTE]

Can't argue with that.

I'm into B.R.M.C again, i go through phases of who i like and i'm back to them, excellent band. If you haven't heard much by them check out:

Spread Your Love
Stop
Whatever Happened To My Rock And Roll
Love Burns
We're All In Love

I've been listening to Sonic Youth, Antiskeptic and Radiohead.

Nick Drake has been my most recent find. He was an incredible artist. His last album [I]Pink Moon[/I] is one of the most raw and emotive albums I've ever come across.

Lots of Tool and Zakk Wylde / Black Label Society lately :thumb:

Currently into the Meat Puppets. I'd only heard the Nirvana covers before this week. They're a great band.

The killers.

I've only heard 2 songs from these guys - somebody told me, and mr brightside - but from what i've heard i'm way impressed.

Talking Heads - [I]More Songs About Buildings & Food[/I] has been declared Tangy Zizzle's Official [B]Album of The Week[/B]

I just downloaded a heap of Flaming Lips songs and so far "In The Morning Of Magicians" is my favourite. Good stuff.