[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;13696982]Neil Young & Crazy Horse - [I]Tonight's The Night[/I]

Neil is always good but I feel like I'm in a music rut. My last.fm just seems to be a variation of the same things every week.[/QUOTE]

I listened to this today as well on a busride. In addition:

The Triffids - [I]Calenture[/I]
The Chameleons - [I]What Does Anything Mean? Basically[/I]
The Go-Betweens - [I]Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Expres[/I]s
The National - [I]Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers[/I]

Since I haven't been home all week, this is my chart.

1 Silver Jews 67
2 Sarah Blasko 51
3 Sun Kil Moon 49
4 Shellac 29
5 Ulver 16
6 Joanna Newsom 15
7 Off Minor 11
8 Low 10
9 jakob 9
10 Gospel 8

I just got home today and I've been listening to;

Low - [i]The Great Destroyer[/i]
Ulver - [i]Kveldssanger[/i]
Red House Painters - [i]Ocean Beach[/i]

Frank Zappa - Hot Rats

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13696604][url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/mhxjnu[/url]

here it is, listen to it. It's very good.[/QUOTE]
I'm listening to this right now, and although I like it, I am very tired and cannot handle such mellow music right now. So I'll have to get back to it some other time.

Darren Hanlon - [I]Early Days[/I]
Messiah J & The Expert - [I]Now This I Have To Hear[/I]

Brand New - [I]Deja Entendu[/I]

Sometimes, I really want to listen to this album. It's really average though.

Every song on it is good. It's just, none of them are like.. BAM!

Your friends argue about Morrissey compilations? I wish I had friends that would do that.

EDIT: oo god leet post count

The Whigs

I have NO IDEA how I had not heard of this band before. Kind of like the strokes meets the Replacements. . . but so much better.

Dan Sartain [I]Vs. the Serpientes[/I]
Spase rockabilly, pretty cool.

Xenakis - [I]Electronic music[/I]
A collection of some of his electronic compositions. I like it.

Saccharine Trust - We Became Snakes

This is a very hard listen.

[QUOTE=Zmev;13703605]Saccharine Trust - We Became Snakes

This is a very hard listen.[/QUOTE]

Ok the second half is much easier to listen to than the first, cancel this.

Wu-Tang Clan - [i]Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)[/i] (5)
Kayo Dot - [i]Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue[/i] (3.5)
Nick Drake - [i]Bryter Layter[/i] (5)

1 Outkast 36
2 Radiohead18
3 Buddhist Monks of Maitri Vihar Monastery 16
3 Bob Marley & The Wailers 16
5 Charles Mingus 15
5 Israel Kamakawiwo'ole 15
7 Busdriver & Radioinactive with Daedelus 14
8 Chick Corea 13
9 The Streets 12
9 Burning Spear 12

[QUOTE=Zmev;13703605]Saccharine Trust - We Became Snakes

This is a very hard listen.[/QUOTE]

i know that name. what are they like?

In the car ride back to school:

In The Country - [i]Loose Stones, Collecting Bones[/i]
Nils Økland - [i]Straum[/i]
Tove Nilsen - [i]Flash Caravan[/i]
Chocolate Overdose - [i]Dingledoodies[/i]

Uh what do you expect its as "indie king" ymm posting.

[QUOTE]i know that name. what are they like?[/QUOTE]

Think if post punk and fusion had a baby, and they lived in a SST house and Mike Watt was the babysitter.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13704405]Low - [i]I Could Live In Hope[/i]

you know how [i]Long Division[/i] is like being in a swimming pool? This is like being in a dirt tunnel underground. It's not as good but "Words" is fantastic.[/QUOTE]
Could you upload that? When I search for more Low on slsk a bunch of shitty rappers come up.

Calexico - [I]Hot Rail[/I]

I dunno if this or [I]A Feast of Wire[/I] is their best.

Xiu Xiu - [i]The Air Force[/i]

it's good

[QUOTE=Zmev;13706606]Calexico - [I]Hot Rail[/I]

I dunno if this or [I]A Feast of Wire[/I] is their best.[/QUOTE]

i love that album. i really love the last track also because i grew up hearing that train, so whenever i listen to it, it reminds me of tucson.

Supersilent - [i]6[/i]
What a fantastic record. I plan on showing (making her watch) their DVD album, [i]7[/i], to my girlfriend since I brought it back from home. Her reaction is a true litmus test.

[I]6[/I] and [I]7[/I] are like perfect, basically. It sometimes seems to be you and I throwing that fact back and forth in these threads. I wish I had a woman who would even be up for sitting through them, but alas.

I made all of my band members watch [I]7[/I]. It was a good bonding moment.

I myself listened to a whole hell of a lot of Go-Betweens albums today, as well as some Spoon and Triffids.

I got my sister into the Dismemberment Plan by driving her to school every morning with my tape of [I]E&I[/I] stuck in the tapedeck of my truck. I'm sure you're proud.

i force people into my car

does that count

Hey, you've at least gotta agree it's better than that Ben Kweller and Damien Rice BS she listened to before.

Plus also [I]E&I[/I] is perfect.

[QUOTE=mr_jackalope;13707020]I wish I had a woman who would even be up for sitting through them, but alas.[/QUOTE]
I'm just aiming for one song, then seeing if she can handle a few more. Worst case scenario, she'll appreciate the visual dynamics and respect the interplay. But hopefully she can enjoy the music as a whole.

Eventually the whole board will shout of Supersilent's greatness. Just a matter of time.

nacho i tried to download [i]Liar[/i] by the jesus lizard but slsk was being gay

plz send me songs except the first one cause i already have it (the only one i managed to get :()

Tom Waits - Orphans
probably the must-hear of the year. i put bawlers on first, i wasn't too impressed, but i thought i'd like it more by what i read. i stopped and started listening to brawlers, and it completely floored me. after 2 songs of brawlers i knew i was a waits fan, and i'm looking forward to listening to the whole album.

listen to rain dogs