yay

we'll need to go scarf shopping for him

plus if he wears glasses we'll need to get them exchanged for some black rimmed glasses

I've been listening to Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation and Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea. I really like the NMH; anyone got any recommendations?

Okkervil River
Mountain Goats

Stop listening to it?

Scaring away all the noobs in A&I today are we.

[quote=Anxious;14864736]Scaring away all the noobs in A&I today are we.[/quote]

Does an '05er classify as a noob?

Your account doesn't indicate that.

nope

Yeah I know; it's a new account. I'm Yield (8-28-05).

you and your penises...

Perriwinkle pwns himself.

Zeke - [I]Death Alley[/I]
Annihilation Time - [I]II[/I]
Municipal Waste - [I]Hazardous Mutation[/I]
Weakling - [I]Dead as Dreams[/I]

Loud musics day. \m/

That Weakling album is kind of boring.

Listening to [i]Daydream Nation: Deluxe Edition[/i] right now.

It's one of a few (two) black metal albums that I like. Should I check out Alcest?

Yes you should.

If you like [i]Dead as Dreams[/i] you may enjoy [i]Diadem of 12 Stars[/i] by Wolves in the Throne Room.

The new Alcest isn't black metal, though.

Drowning With Our Anchors - [I]Demo[/I]

True.

You're like the ****ing Wyatt Earp of posting.

Flaming Lips-Yoshimi Wins! (Live Radio Sessions)


Basically live renditions of Yoshimi songs, way more orchestral and slow, almost drone like. Powerful cover of "Can't Get You Out of My Head".This is better than the real album.

**** this isn't a good time to listen to this.

Alec Gross & The Districts.

The For Carnation-[I]Marshmellows[/I]

"Salo" makes Sigur Rios sound like a grindcore band in comparison. Fact.

Oh my broken lamb
I worry when you cry
Baby's gonna fetch ya
Horses in the sky

Though dead hands ring the garden
And these are violent times
And violence brings more violence
And liars bring more lies

Though we was born defeated
Worried, tired and scared
And monsters build mean robots
Launching rockets into the air

And the wealth of our nations
Fed on angel blood
And our cities shot with moneyed schemes
Built on twigs and mud

And our schools look like prisons
And our prisons look like malls
And downtown's just a sick parade
Where no-one cares at all
And our hero's all died crazy
Broken, poor or shot
Let's celebrate their tragedy
And sanctify the loss

And manifest the daydream
Like those who fell before
And glorify our small attempts
And hate ourselves no more

Blow words between these sucker's teeth
And bind these panicked hands
Lose your heart like a clumsy bell
Please be well

And all i true love
Is the light
In my sister's darling eyes

Minutemen - Everything up to an including [I]DDOTD[/I]

I'm in a Minutemen mood

Dandy Warhols - welcome to the monkey house


so under rated, so good

Clipse - [I]Hell Hath No Fury[/I]
Arcade Fire - [I]Neon Bible[/I]
Sonic Youth - [I]Sister[/I]

The Flaming lips- Clouds taste metallic

Argent - All Together Now

[i]Argent were an English rock band founded in 1969 by Rod Argent, formerly of The Zombies. The first three demos from Argent, recorded in the autumn of 1968 featured Mac MacLeod on bass. The other original members were drummer Robert Henrit and bassist Jim Rodford (later members of The Kinks) and guitarist/keyboardist Russ Ballard, who contributed to several compositions through the group's career (some of Ballard's compositions became hits when they were covered by other artists, including Rainbow and Santana). When Russ Ballard left in 1973, he was replaced by guitarist/vocalist John Verity and guitarist John Grimaldi and there followed a period of intense recording and touring until the band decided to come off the road late in 1976.

Argent's biggest hit was "Hold Your Head Up." They also recorded the original version of "God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You," which was covered by KISS in 1992. It also became a Contemporary Christian Rock anthem and was twice covered by Petra in 1977 and again in 1984, albeit with new verses. The sound of the band was a mix of rock and pop but also covered more progressive rock territory in songs like "The Coming of Kohoutek," an instrumental from their Nexus album. When Russ Ballard left the band after Encore, they took an even more progressive/fusion turn and signed to a new label (RCA) for the two final albums. By 2005, all albums, including compilations, have been re-released on CD, except Counterpoints.

[/i]


Saskrotch - Bit Motivation 101

Any other fans of the 8-Bit electronica stuff?

Faraquet-The View From This Tower

[url]http://www.djbc.net/mashes/summer.htm[/url]

[QUOTE=Anxious;14868967]Faraquet-The View From This Tower[/QUOTE]Ace stuff.:thumb:

[QUOTE=Anxious;14868967]Faraquet-The View From This Tower[/QUOTE]

do you have the Medications - Your Favorite People All in One Place?

I don't, what is that?

Dan Deacon - Spiderman Of The Ring

God d[COLOR="Black"]a[/COLOR]mn!

God damn

[QUOTE=Kyle;14869205]I don't, what is that?[/QUOTE]

it is great. it's a project of the Faraquet vocalist / guitarist, and the album is produced by Fugazi's Brendan Canty. it'll be on the next album trading

You ever listen to that Wauvenfold album, dude?

I'm going to the Rock and Roll Hotel tomorow for Wooly Mammoth and some other ****, you should go.

i searched for it on slsk when i said "dling now" and i didnt get anything.. if you get on aim i can get it from you. and ill check out woolly mammoth and who ever else will be there and get back to you

listening to all their myspaces now.

[QUOTE=Dong K Kong;14869231]it is great. it's a project of the Faraquet vocalist / guitarist, and the album is produced by Fugazi's Brendan Canty. it'll be on the next album trading[/QUOTE]Cheers man, can't wait.

Jeremy Enigk - [I]Return of the Frog Queen[/I]
This is the first time I've listened to his solo stuff, it's quite interesting. It's no SDRE, but I adore his voice and the music's not too bad.

[QUOTE]it is great. it's a project of the Faraquet vocalist / guitarist, and the album is produced by Fugazi's Brendan Canty. it'll be on the next album trading[/QUOTE]
I need that.