[QUOTE=Zmev;14994602]I can do it, it's just I just always fall asleep.[/QUOTE]

yeah me too

[QUOTE=Zmev;14994564]Okkervil River
Iron and Wine
Explosions in the Sky

Tonight I'll give [i]Lift yr Skinny Fists[/i] a third try in [i]Round Three: The Round I give the album an actual chance to finish[/i].[/QUOTE]

props for the okkervil
its totally worth it but if you wanna go through a whole GY!BE album i'd try f#a#?

Ive tried f#a# three times and have shut it off after dead fag blues because it ****ing sucks.

And yeah Black Sheep Boy is pretty good.

oh man, Dead Flag Blues is my favorite song off of that

[QUOTE=margin0walker;14994608]
its totally worth it but if you wanna go through a whole GY!BE album i'd try f#a#?[/QUOTE]

Why? Lift Your Skinny Fists and Slow Riot are just as good.

they are i was just thinking that f#a#oo is a little shorter than LYSF, but i forgot about Slow Riot.

mum - Yesterday was Dramatic - Today is OK
Biggie - Ready to Die
Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda

Pain- psalms of extinction.

[QUOTE=pulseczar;14994877]mum - Yesterday was Dramatic - Today is OK
Biggie - Ready to Die
Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda[/QUOTE]

Do you like the new Mum?

I haven't heard it yet, but hearing that they had new stuff coming out made me wanna rediscover their music. What's it like compared to their old stuff? i hear it has more live instruments.

Just finished [I]Skinny Fists[/I] and it has confirmed my suspicious that it is indeed listenable.

[quote]probably because po[SIZE=2]rn[/SIZE]ography and disintegration blow and so do the cure[/quote]

First Yo La Tengo and now The Cure? Not impressed.

Hey Tangy Zizzle...Kyuss is badass, no?

The Cure are one of the 3 or 4 bands that I consider my all time favorites. I've got all 13 (I think) of their albums and none of them are completely throwaway, and on top of that they made several timelessly classic releases aswell. Head On Then Door is pretty much perfect.

[QUOTE=Kyle;14995550]The Cure are one of the 3 or 4 bands that I consider my all time favorites. I've got all 13 (I think) of their albums and none of them are completely throwaway, and on top of that they made several timelessly classic releases aswell. Head On Then Door is pretty much perfect.[/QUOTE]

Is P0rnography good as people say it is? I always see it sitting there in the store looking quite shiny but just never pick it up as I've heard its rather boring from some sources. (If it helps you, my favorite Cure album I own is Disintegration).

disintegration is my favorite cure album and porno is rather bleh. Boys Don't Cry/Three Imaginary Boys are my 2nd favorite

Rites of Spring - [I]End on End[/I]

over and over.

[QUOTE=Bukowski;14996817]Rites of Spring - [I]End on End[/I]

over and over.[/QUOTE]

I usually combine listening to this with listening to Embrace.

What about Gray Matter?

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;14997068]What about Gray Matter?[/QUOTE]

isnt that that thinky stuff you wish you had?

whats up joshmay

i had the opportunity to buy [i]End on End[/i] at a record store in Adams-Morgan but decided not to. i gave it a trial listen and most of the songs sounded kinda samey (except for "For Want Of" which i got off last.fm).

still, i feel its a wasted opportunity :-/

Everything is so perfect in that album. I can't describe it any better than that. Everything just works.

[QUOTE=pulseczar;14994993]I haven't heard it yet, but hearing that they had new stuff coming out made me wanna rediscover their music. What's it like compared to their old stuff? i hear it has more live instruments.[/QUOTE]

Well the new, new one is different because the main singer left and was replaced with 3 new ones. It's different, but I'm diggin' it. I upload the new album to he list, but I'll rep you the link anyway.

Godspeed You Black Emperor - [I]Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada[/I]
Mobb Deep - [I]The Infamous[/I]

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;14997068]What about Gray Matter?[/QUOTE]

I have an album of theirs but haven't sat down to listen yet.

Elliott Smith

I'm Digging

[QUOTE=The Great Decay;14997759]I have an album of theirs but haven't sat down to listen yet.[/QUOTE]

Food For Thought rules

Well they can't be good if they're emo, and stayed around long enough for more than one album.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;14997789]Food For Thought rules[/QUOTE]

I have [I]Thog[/I] on my PC.

i've been diggin Toto so much lately


"i bless the plaaaaaaainnns, down in affffricaaa
gonna take some time to do the things we never haddd"


and kenny loggins - danger zone

yeah dude that song rules

Naked Raygun - [I]Throb Throb[/I]
Kind of Like Spitting - [I]100 Dollar Room[/I]

[QUOTE]I usually combine listening to this with listening to Embrace.[/QUOTE]

I tried so hard to like Embrace, but I was never able to get into it.

Glory - [I]OST[/I]

James Horner's "Charging Fort Glory" is a brilliant piece of music. Also used in Gangs Of New York and The Professional.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay;14997061]I usually combine listening to this with listening to Embrace.[/QUOTE]
Try Moss Icon.

Naked Raygun- [i]All Rise[/i]

learned the whole album on bass :cool:

impressive.

Fugazi- [i]The Argument[/i]

its okay so far, might grow on me some more. i was hoping for more "Full Disclosure" -type songs with the crazy energy that made At the Drive-In want to exist.

i really like the guitar solo thing on Life and Limb