Nas - [I]Illmatic[/I]

one of the few albums that seems to get better every time I listen to it. N.Y. State Of Mind is so unbelievably badass.

A whole bunch of Ted Leo.

The Buzzcocks - [i]Singles Going Steady[/i]

Then a lot of sad bast[size=2]ard[/size] music:
Red House Painters - [i]Songs for a Blue Guitar[/i]
Yo La Tengo - [i]And Then Everything Turned Itself Inside-Out[/i]
Jason Molina - [i]Let Me Go, Let Me Go, Let Me Go[/i]

eagles of death metal
built to spill
okkervil river

GZA/Genius - Liquid Swords
Ghostface - Fishscale
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory

Beck - [I]Odelay![/I]

Dizzee Rascal - [I]Boy in Da Corner[/I]
Jeff Buckey - [I]Grace[/I]
The Streets - [I]Original Pirate Material[/I]

Embrace- [i]Embrace[/i]
Meat Puppets- [i]Meat Puppets II[/i] this would make a perfect highway driving album, night or day

and right this moment, Nomeansno- [i]Wrong[/i] "Rags and Bones" has the best riff ever.

Dee Dee King - [i]Standing in the Spotlight[/i]
Mission of Burma - [i]Vs.[/i]

Mitch Hedberg - [I]Strategic Grill Locations[/I]

[QUOTE=YDload;13290983]
Meat Puppets- [i]Meat Puppets II[/i] this would make a perfect highway driving album, night or day

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I listened to it on the way to New Mexico. [B]F[/B]ucking epic it was.

Adam Green - Gemstones

much dissimilar to his first 2 releases. "over the sunrise" is sweet

Adam Green is rad. [I]Friends of Mine[/I] is excellent fun.

Laura - [i]Radio Swan is Down[/i]

Good post-rock band from Melbourne.

Belle Époque - [I]À la Dérive[/I]
Blackalicious - [I]Blazing Arrow[/I]
Blonde Readhead - [i]Misery is a Butterfly[/i]

b wtf

Amusement Parks on Fire - [I]Out of the Angeles[/I]

Even better than their first one imo. This one's kinda more post-rock than shoegaze but it has the same charm as the debut. If you haven't heard them before, think [I]Before the Dawn Heals Us[/I] M83 mixed with Swervedriver.

One day soon I will listen to ABBA in the dorms without headphones.

Everyone already knows you're a dancing queen.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;13294140]Everyone already knows you're a dancing queen.[/QUOTE]

You're probably right.

Take out the dancing in that statement and you've got my opinion on the matter.

XD

[QUOTE=Zappa;13294117]One day soon I will listen to ABBA in the dorms without headphones.[/QUOTE]

Freshman year I used to thrash around to MIA in my dorm, it ain't no thing. Plus, your a long haired feller like me, it's not like anyone's expecting anything of you.

Brian Eno - [I]Apollo, Atmospheres & Soundtracks[/I]
Mocean Worker - [I]Enter the Mowo![/I]
Mike Oldfield - [I]Tubular Bells[/I]

De La Soul - [I]3 Feet High and Rising[/I]

Diggin' this a helluva lot more the second time through.

Yeah, that album didn't hit me the first time through either. But it's a real grower, one of my favorite Hip hop albums now.

MF Doom - Operation Doomsday

I really forgot how good this CD was.

[QUOTE=Kyle]Yeah, that album didn't hit me the first time through either. But it's a real grower, one of my favorite Hip hop albums now.[/QUOTE]
That's good to know, because I didn't really like it much at first.

Oh man, that's one of my favorite albums ever.

edit: regarding Operation Doomsday

Hmm I'm still diggin Samuel Jackson Five and Russian Circles.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;13296451]Oh man, that's one of my favorite albums ever.

edit: regarding Operation Doomsday

Hmm I'm still diggin Samuel Jackson Five and Russian Circles.[/QUOTE]I reviewed it a while ago and gave it a 4.5. I thought I fu[i]c[/i]ked up the rating untill a little while ago when I started getting back into Doom. There are so many great songs on that CD. Even the skits are awesome.

Silversun Pickups - Carnavas

I was worried I had exhausted this album, but it's still great after a little break from it.

The Who - [i]Who's Next[/i]
Alog - [i]Duck-Rabbit[/i]