Velvet Underground/Lou Reed - [I]Waiting for the man/Venus in Furs[/I] b/w [I]Street Hassle[/I]
GBV - [I]Half Smiles of the Decomposed[/I]

[I]Unknown Pleasures[/I]

The Red Paintings - Destroy the Robots

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13892879]James Brown - [I]20 Greatest Hits![/I][/QUOTE]

Sometimes I'm convinced that James Brown invented krautrock. Without the noise.

I'm digging the albums I bought today. All awesome.

What'd you get?

Pavement - [I]Wowee Zowee: Sordid Sentinels Edition[/I]
Yo La Tengo - [I]I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One[/I]
Devendra Banhart - [I]Cripple Crow[/I]

Nice, all great albums.

[quote=Eliminator;13892900]Yo La Tengo - [I]I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One[/I][/quote]

That album is good to listen to when you drive around at night.

I got I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Beat Your *** for my mom. That and LOVE (Beatles).

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;13893020]That album is good to listen to when you drive around at night.[/QUOTE]

Especially Moby Octopad.

It's best when you play "Return to Hot Chicken" and then "Moby Octopad".

Scott Matthews - Passing Stranger

Pretty good, this. Perhaps a little bit disappointing given how good "Dream Song" is, but still. Singer-songwriter type stuff with something on a frequent emphasis on Eastern-like sounds (healthy dose of tabla, for example), optimistically I think it'd appeal to Jeff Buckley/Nick Drake enthusiasts. And if not, you should all at least hear "Dream Song".

Bonnie "Prince" Billy & Matt Sweeney - [I]Superwolf[/I]

and

Wilco - [I]Summerteeth[/I]


I read that this is Wilco's "pop" album but I couldn't connect to the songs as well as I did with YHF's, though there are some really fantastic lines in it.

The ashtray says..

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars;13891823]um LCD Soundsystem[/QUOTE]

you must have typed this by accident

becuase they are so terrible.

Mogwai - [I]Mr. Beast[/I]

This album is the shi[I]t[/I], seriously.

TV on the Radio - [I]Return to Cookie Mountain[/I]
The Smiths - [I]The Queen is Dead[/I]
Young Money Entertainment Presents... - [I]Lil Weezy Ana[/I]

Best Jay-Z album.

Why did [i]The Blueprint[/i] make that RS list.

i mean it's a good album

but i mean seriously it's not that good wtf

[I]Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out[/I]

[QUOTE=Eliminator;13894619]Why did [i]The Blueprint[/i] make that RS list.

i mean it's a good album

but i mean seriously it's not that good wtf[/QUOTE]

Well, Kanye produced it, and RS are obsessed with him.

Kanye didn't even produce half of it.

Deerhoof - Apple O'
Girl Talk - Night Ripper
Band Of Horses - Everything All The Time

Yo La Tengo - Sugarcube.

Hot damn, this is one fine song.

Lambchop - [I]Thriller[/I]
Lambchop - [I]Is a Woman[/I]
Kate Bush - [I]Hounds of Love[/I]

Oh lordy I'm gonna go through another phase of Miss Bush pretty quickly I'm thinking.

Young and Restless - Dirty Kicks

The Chills - [I]Kaleidoscope World[/I]
Boris - [I]Pink[/I]
Bob Dylan - [I]Bringin It All Back Home[/I]

[quote=Swami;13895970]Boris - [I]Pink[/I][/quote]

This plus

M. Ward - [I]Post-War[/I]
Dirty Three - [I]Horse Stories[/I]

controller.controller - history
lcd soundsystem - sound of silver
the knife - silent shout
sdre - diary

yeah, you're definitely right about the new LCD Soundsystem DMD. It's a great record, it's going to do well for itself.

Earth - [i]Earth 2[/i]

This Heat - [I]S/T[/I]

This is awesome.