I sort of read that review.

I'll probably get the Eno song though.

[QUOTE=Kyle;13471990]The Shins - [I]Chutes Too Narrow[/I]
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Took me a while to get into that. But now I really like it. Fighting In A Sack is my favorite off there.

Joy Division - Closer

Picked this up at the library t'other day. Will post opinion soon.

Did you have an epileptic fit in anticipation?

UP > Closer

UP = Closer

They're both too good.

Celph Titled - The Gatalog: A Collection of Chaos

this is incredible

The Flaming Lips - [I]Transmissions from the Satellite Heart[/I]
Pretty damn great, but it didn't have the instant impact that [I]Clouds Taste Metallic[/I] did for me. We'll see how we go from here.

XTC - [I]Skylarking[/I]
As awesome as [I]Drums and Wires[/I]. Man, this band is quickly becoming one of my favourites.

Bruce Springsteen - [I]Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.[/I]
It's the Boss. And it's fantastic.

Pulp - [I]This is Hardcore[/I]
Holy crap. So awesome. What a fantastic duo of albums, [I]Different Class[/I], and then this.

Spoon - [I]Girls Can Tell[/I]
Fantastic as always.

And now I'm listening to Primal Scream - [I]Screamadelica[/I] and it's great so far.

Quite a big afternoon.

K Os - Atlantis

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;13472457]Took me a while to get into that. But now I really like it. Fighting In A Sack is my favorite off there.[/QUOTE]Ya, me too. I like Pink Bullets best though.

Faith No More ^_____________^
Rival Schools

Oh, and I'm getting back into Deftones because of the new album.

Just listened to [I]Ecim[/I] by Cul De Sac for the first time, and it's wonderful. Vaguely Neu!ish avant-garde rock from the early 90s.

eels - Beautiful Freak
Tom Waits - Real Gone
Dexy's Midnight Runners - Too-Rye-Aye
Marc Ribot - ...Plays The Guitar Works of Franz Casseus
Nick Cave - Murder Ballads

And I've been listening to Girl Like You by Edwyn Collins a lot because it effin rules.

[QUOTE]Dexy's Midnight Runners - Too-Rye-Aye[/QUOTE]

Cum on Eileen OHHHH

Big Pun, Grandmaster Flash & Klashnekoff

[QUOTE=Zmev;13476820]Cum on Eileen OHHHH[/QUOTE]

80's ftw

Save Ferris have a pretty cool cover of that song.

Which was about the only good song on that album.

I just listened to "Time's up" by Heavy Vegetables, and I am not sure what to think of it. Don't they realize how atonal they are?

Yet somehow the dissonance is growing on me.

North Of America- "Bayonet Point"

jesus. amazing. seriously.

I've mainly been listening to Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera. Both of their recent singles are so good.

Napalm Death

Death Cab For Cutie- Transatlanticism
Heatmiser- Mic City Sons
Nick Drake- Pink Moon

Against Me! - Reinventing Axle Rose

[QUOTE=Zappa;13476724]Just listened to [I]Ecim[/I] by Cul De Sac for the first time, and it's wonderful. Vaguely Neu!ish avant-garde rock from the early 90s.[/QUOTE]

A second listen to this means it is really fantastic.

Why wasn't I informed?

Sarah Blasko - [i]What the Sea Wants, the Sea Will Have[/i]

So damn good.

Guided by Voices - [I]Bee Thousand[/I]

"Tractor Rape Chain" is so addictive. I might buy their live DVD.

Just picked up a leak of the new Shins album, it sounds pretty nice.

[QUOTE=Happymeal;13480565]Guided by Voices - [I]Bee Thousand[/I]

"Tractor Rape Chain" is so addictive. I might buy their live DVD.[/QUOTE]
Do it! The DVD is amazing! Sure, it's ridiculously long (4 hrs), but it's a pure, unadulterated GBV love-fest the entire way.

[QUOTE=Zmev;13476957]Save Ferris have a pretty cool cover of that song.

Which was about the only good song on that album.[/QUOTE]

apparently no doubt do a cover of it.

i hope to avoid it for the rest of my natural life.

It's Chameleons UK time, baby.