fIREHOSE - [I]If'n[/I]

They're not as mefiocre as a lot of people say they are. They're no Minutemen, but this record is pretty enjoyable.

Quite

Dizzee Rascal was something I checked out on a whim, Anxious. They're certainly nothing like the other 3 bands. No Neck Blues Band are excellent.

Faust - [I]Faust So Far[/I]

Dizzee is one person.

Flushin MC's down the loo,
If you dont believe me bring your posse, bring your crew,
Feel free to hate cos i ain't tryin-a be your mate,
Be serious you wouldn't last an hour in my shoes

[QUOTE=Eliminator;14795414]Dizzee is one person.[/QUOTE]

yes ok eliminator

Sun City Girls - [I]Midnight Cowboys From Ipanema[/I]

This actually sounds quite normal and conventional. Well, by this band's standards.

Sun City Girls were New Weird America before New Weird America.

nu weird amerikkka

the thought of British people rapping makes me mad (even if some of them are actually black). who allowed this to happen?!

Freedom hating Muslims.

anyway i learned all of [i]Slanted and Enchanted[/i] on bass today. either the bass is really muddy or that guy likes to play power chords occasionally. makes things a bit more interesting because otherwise the basslines are pretty boring.

also i learned Stockholm Syndrome by Yo La Tengo, its a great song.

Minus the Bear - [i]Planet of Ice[/i]

Hiromi - Another Mind
Four Tet - Rounds

Does Planet of Ice live up to their other stuff or what?

I have been absolutely flogging Battles - Mirrored on my stereo. That and Panda Bear - Person Pitch.


But mostly battles

Dinosaur Jr
The Cure
Yo La Tengo

Can-Delay

Mew
Phoenix - alphabetical

Gogol Bordello - Super Taranta!
V/A - Shaman Work Presents-The Family Files Vol 1
Radio Moscow - s/t (this band rules, they sound like blue cheer)

Morphine - [I]The Night[/I]

Been a while.

[i]The Night[/i] is best enjoyed with hot chocolate at 10pm while doing homework wearing a robe yessss

During oralsex.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;14792973]It's really, really good.[/QUOTE]

oh man i think i want to actually buy the album then to support it

because pharoahe is that important to me

dont buy cds to support artists go to showss

Duke Ellington was the single best.

[QUOTE=Zmev;14797139]dont buy cds to support artists go to showss[/QUOTE]

i want to keep him on his label

and the likelyhood of me going to a pharoahe monch show is small

Richard Hell & the Voidoids - [I]Blank Generation[/I]

Dungen - Ta Det Lungt

Eh

i downloaded that recently and thought the same thing

i havent listened to the whole thing yet though. i will at some point

birdy nam nam - s/t

i like this

The instrumentals are cool but the vocals are annoying.

because they are swedish?

No, because he has an annoying voice.

Primus - [I]Sailing The Seas of Cheese[/I]

Dungen are good live.

Pere Ubu - [I]The Shape of Things[/I]
The Holy Shroud - [I]Ghost Repeaters[/I]
The Fall

oh and how could I forget

Fennesz - [I]Endless Summer[/I]

Buena Vista Social Club - s/t

mhmm.

Black Randy and the Metrosquad - [I]Pass the Dust, I Think I'm Bowie[/I]

fu[SIZE="2"]ck[/SIZE]ing great. sounds like dead kennedys' aggression and twisted humor, minutemen's funk, and a little bit of saccharine trust's jazz edge all blended together before any of those bands had released any material. and james brown or something? i don't know but they cover "Say It Loud- I'm Black and I'm Proud" and it's amazing. the lyrics are full of wit and are sometimes hilarious, dripping with irony. this is a must have for all you that enjoy funky punk stuff or just post punk in general, seriously.

"I Tell Lies Everyday" and "Idi Amin" represent the album pretty well and are two of my favorite tracks off of it, so check those out if you aren't sure

Following albums are great.

Fridge - The Sun
Why? - Elephant Eyelash
cLOUDDED - Ten
Talib Kweli & Hi Tek - Reflection Eternal

Hüsker Dü - [I]Zen Arcade[/I]
Low - [I]The Great Destroyer[/I]

John Zorn - [I]The Big Gundown[/I]

Fifty Foot Hose-Cauldron

Good 60's pysch.

[QUOTE=Dog;14798502]Black Randy and the Metrosquad - [I]Pass the Dust, I Think I'm Bowie[/I]

fu[SIZE="2"]ck[/SIZE]ing great. sounds like dead kennedys' aggression and twisted humor, minutemen's funk, and a little bit of saccharine trust's jazz edge all blended together before any of those bands had released any material. and james brown or something? i don't know but they cover "Say It Loud- I'm Black and I'm Proud" and it's amazing. the lyrics are full of wit and are sometimes hilarious, dripping with irony. this is a must have for all you that enjoy funky punk stuff or just post punk in general, seriously.

"I Tell Lies Everyday" and "Idi Amin" represent the album pretty well and are two of my favorite tracks off of it, so check those out if you aren't sure[/QUOTE]
That sounds to good to be true. I'll have to get it.