allow me to rank the songs!

1. Glenn Tipton
2. Salvador Sanchez
3. Duk Koo Kim
4. Last Tide/Floating (equally awesome in different ways)
5. Carry Me Ohio
6. Gentle Moon
7. Lily and Parrots
8. Pancho Villa
9. Si Paloma

argh I love this album so much

glenn tipton is definitely my favorite

my most played song according to last.fm

So the new Tom Waits box is pretty enjoyable 1 disc in. His cover of Sea of Love is a standout.

Also, he totally played "Lie to Me" when I saw him in July. I'd been wondering what the he[COLOR="black"]l[/COLOR]l that one was...

Has that actually been released or is that a naughty version?

Prob naughty.

i forgot about this last.fm thing. i dont listen to much music on my computer anymore because my roommate is doing homework most of the time and i dont feel like headphones. i guess this is just whatever was on my ipod walking between classes :(

1 Sun Kil Moon 57
2 Sunny Day Real Estate 24
3 Dinosaur Jr. 23
4 Minus the Bear 19
5 The Flaming Lips 13
5 Embrace 13
7 The Replacements 12
8 Sparta 10
9 Meat Puppets 8
9 Television 8

One of the guys in my band has the Talking Heads [I]Brick[/I], which I was listening to. The remastering sounds f[size=2]u[/size]cking excellent. Very clean, punchy and crisp. Pick this up if you're a fan.

Duran Duran - [i]Pop Trash[/i]

I spent most of this morning listening to Momus. I'd never heard anything by Momus before but pretty fun stuff, lives up to what I expected. Just some nice lo-fi synth pop.

[quote=metalicajaymz;13504805]allow me to rank the songs!

1. Glenn Tipton
2. Salvador Sanchez
3. Duk Koo Kim
4. Last Tide/Floating (equally awesome in different ways)
5. Carry Me Ohio
6. Gentle Moon
7. Lily and Parrots
8. Pancho Villa
9. Si Paloma

argh I love this album so much[/quote]

Gentle Moon is probably my favourite. There isn't a song on it that isn't awesome though. Salvador Sanchez is fantastic.

Squirrel Bait - Skag Heaven
Don Caballero - American Don
The Exploding Hearts - Guitar Romantic

How are the Exploding Hearts? I've been meaning to check them out.

Probably the best punk band of the last 10 or 15 years (punk in the Costello/Clash sense). Everyone should definitely hear the album, it's retardedly catchy and great.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased;13505055]Has that actually been released or is that a naughty version?[/QUOTE]

[I]dirttty[/I]

And so, so good.

Okkervil River - [i]Black Sheep Boy[/i]
Supersilent - [i]6[/i]
Da[size=2]mn[/size], I really love this record.

Killdozer - Burl Ives.

I can't see listening to Tom Waits for three albums worth in a row.

It seems like it'd just be boring.

I'm digging His Hero is Gone atm.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;13507293]I can't see listening to Tom Waits for three albums worth in a row.

It seems like it'd just be boring.

I'm digging His Hero is Gone atm.[/QUOTE]

Trust me, it completely rules. I've only done one disc of the 3 so far, but I followed it up with [I]Alice[/I] and [I]Swordfishtrombones[/I] and loved every moment of it.

[QUOTE=asymm;13507146]Okkervil River - [i]Black Sheep Boy[/i]
Supersilent - [i]6[/i]
Da[size=2]mn[/size], I really love this record.[/QUOTE]

Both of those are absolutely phenomenal, especially the second.

I think I should probably hear [I]6[/I]

I keep on hearing raves about it.

It's like ambient sh[I]i[/I]t right?

Today has consisted mainly of KRS One & Big Pun.

It has ambient qualities, but it's more like avant-garde free improvisation. I'll hook you up with it on aim later if you want, just ask me once I get on, I have to go now.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;13505952]Gentle Moon is probably my favourite. There isn't a song on it that isn't awesome though. Salvador Sanchez is fantastic.[/QUOTE]

Nacho what the hell is wrong with you, Glenn Tipton is boring and only serves to properly introduce the album. even Lily and Parrots is way better because it has some rock to it :)

1. Last Tide/Floating
2. Duk Koo Kim
3. Salvador Sanchez
4. Carry Me Ohio
5. Lily and Parrots
6. Gentle Moon
7. Glenn Tipton
8. Pancho Villa
9. Si Paloma

Duk Koo Kim rules.

Salvador Sanchez is okay, but really the guitar tone on it is horrendous.

yeah i know what you mean, its got kind of a daytime soap opera feel to it :-/

i dont know why i used that analogy, but there you go. im just not big on the longest songs in a given album (like duk koo kim), so i'll always choose say... "Eriatarka" over "Cicatriz ESP" or "Parabola" over "Reflection" because i like it better when a band can cram everything it needs to say into a normal-length song.

Did you just mention Tool?

You faggot.

Guitar Hero 2 - Ost
YOURCODENAMEISMILO - Print Is Dead Vol.1
Andre Nickatina and Equipto - Horns and Halos
Ben Folds - Supersunnyspeedgraphic

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;13507738]I think I should probably hear [I]6[/I]

I keep on hearing raves about it.[/QUOTE]
Definitely, it's almost perfect. If you find yourself even remotely enjoying [i]6[/i], make sure you watch their DVD, [i]7[/i]. Watching these four Norwegian guys play is mesmerizing and truly inspiring.

[I]7[/I] is definitely the best purchase I've made in the last few months. I'm working on converting one of my roommates; at this point [I]6[/I] is merely "okay"...