[QUOTE=JonM;13347918]You know what? I'm digging Lil' Wayne.

Huh.[/QUOTE]

he's got a good verse on "hollywood divorce"

unlike andre...

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]get past it, because "It Ain't Hard to Tell" is even better.

man, that song + good headphones = astounding.[/QUOTE]
Oh man, I was about to say the same thing.


Lauryn Hill - [I]The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill[/I]
Mos Def - [I]Black on Both Sides[/I]
The Bronx - [I]The Bronx[/I]
Spoon - [I]Girls Can Tell[/I]

The former two are pretty great, but the latter two are amazing.

sticky sticky sticky sticky


Dinosaur Jr. - [I]You're Living All Over Me[/I]

Woah, dude. Yeah, woah.

Leftöver Crack - [i]F[B]u[/B]ck World Trade[/i]

I'm digging the Team America soundtrack. Fun stuff.

Hot Snakes - [I]Automatic Midnight[/I]

Amongst a bunch of other stuff;

Aereogramme - Sleep and Release

Was kind of disappointing - kind of really disappointing - at first, but the second half really picked up. I prefer [i]A Story in White[/i] so far, though.

Also listened to some Imogen Heap on Wednesday night, commiserating the fact that I was missing seeing her live at the time.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo;13346670]I've always wondered if the slap bass was added in in the re master or if it was original.[/QUOTE]

Ew, ew, ew. The bass an drums on your CD are re-taken, and completely ridiculous.

Serge Gainsbourg in the morning. I had a weird dream last night, can't really remember it but I've been up since 3am. [I]Bonnie and Clyde[/I] is like java, and I'm not talking scripting. Two weeks from now, I hope to have put together a Francophile theme show for my radio thing. This week, I'm doing an ode to seasonal change through soul tunes. It's all done, took me a whole hour but in the meanwhile I've been schooling myself on the awesomeness that is Stevie Wonder's "Superwoman." Amazing song.

Notorious B.I.G - [I]Ready To Die[/I]
Dizzee Rascal - [I]Showtime[/I]

Pink Grease

These Arms are Snakes and Minus The Bear. And Fall Of Troy. I believe that's enough said.

pretty depressed today, but I'm trying to not play anything too overtly sad...

Pale Saints - [i]The Comforts of Madness[/i]
Svalastog - [i]Woodwork[/i]

Stars "Set Yourself On Fire"

Wilco - [I]Yankee Hotel Foxtrot[/I]

the most f[FONT="Verdana"]u[/FONT]cking badass album of all time

if by most fu[size=3]c[/size]king badass you mean great, then yeah

Neil Young - [I]Tonight's The Night[/I]

I couldn't make it past the fifth or sixth song in the stream.

Stephen Malkmus - [I]Face the Truth[/I]

Been a year since I listened to this. Now I'm digging it loads more.

[quote=BillCosby;13348640]he's got a good verse on "hollywood divorce"

unlike andre...[/quote]Ouch

Can't stop listening to Jurassic 5 lately. Quality Control and Feedback. I love [I]Work It Out[/I], the song they did with Dave Matthews, it's so...relaxing.

Joe Jackson is awesome. Amanda introduced me to Look Sharp! like a year ago, he's good.

The Shins - [I]Chutes Too Narrow[/I]

After watching Garden State tonight, I put this on, and something about it clicked. Something about it never quite appealed to me, but now I'm really liking it.

who's joe jackson

jack's younger brother, he's the skater

16 Horsepower - Folklure

My review of this will be up when I resume it.

The Hold Steady - [I]Boys and Girls in America[/I]

Fact: this is probably the best album ever made.

Fact: it's almost as good as [I]Separation Sunday[/I].

[QUOTE=mr_jackalope;13353896]The Hold Steady - [I]Boys and Girls in America[/I]

[b]Fact: this is probably the best album ever made.[/b]

Fact: it's almost as good as [I]Separation Sunday[/I].[/QUOTE]

meh....

Mr. Sr800bk I just don't get you. Come to the light.

Come.

i'm stuck to the ground. it's too sticky. so sticky.

How am I supposed to know that you're high if you won't let me touch you?