City of Caterpillar - [i]City of Caterpillar[/i]
Roadside Monument - [i]Beside This Brief Hexagonal[/i]

A Flock of Seagulls - s/t

nice zmev wanna upload that to the mailing list

np.

Dirty Projectors - [I]Rise Above[/I]

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

[QUOTE=Kyle;15107803]Glad you guys enjoyed The Cure. Did they play much off Head on the Door?[/QUOTE]
The only ones I remember hearing were "In Between Days" and "Close to Me." And I was really hoping to hear "Six Different Ways" too.

tbh, the version of "Close to Me" was a bit off.



Dug this today:

The Feelies - [I]Crazy Rythms[/I]

It's good stuff. Good job whoever uploaded it for the mailing list.

They did "A Night Like This" and "Push" as well. "Close to Me" was weird, but I was pretty happy just to hear it.

Desaparecidos - Read Music/Speak Spanish. I love this album so much. Not a bad song on it if you ask me.

I've tried to get into Bright Eyes like a thousand times and it never works.

Modeselektor - Happy Birthday!

xtc - white music
but mostly "all along the watchtower"

Digging Jeff Mueller's bands today:

Rodan - Rusty
June Of 44 - Four Great Points
I think this album's four great points are "Of Information and Belief", "Cut Your Face", "Does Your Heart Beat Slower", and "Air #17". The other songs are ok.

Charalambides - Joy Shapes
Mogwai - Rock Action

Negativland - [I]Escape from Noise[/I]

^Negativland is fantastic.


The Modern Lovers self titled
Wire - Pink Flag
Gong - Flying Teapot

Am I cool yet?

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;15113766]They did "A Night Like This" and "Push" as well. "Close to Me" was weird, but I was pretty happy just to hear it.[/QUOTE]
Ah, well there ya go, eh.

Oh, and what was up with the massive over use of the wah wah? That was strange.

Yeah it was like they were trying to make them into stadium rock songs or something. Weird.


The Smiths - [I]The Queen is Dead[/I]

Various Artists - Funk/Soul Revival: Classic Tracks and the New Breed

free, making it that much better.

p.s. - it is GOOD

jana hunter

[QUOTE=asdf;15116308]^Negativland is fantastic.


The Modern Lovers self titled
Wire - Pink Flag
Gong - Flying Teapot

Am I cool yet?[/QUOTE]

Awesome Proto-Punk, Post-Punk, and Psych respectivley. You're officially cool now.



King Crimson-[I]Red[/I], [I]In The Court of the Crimson King[/I], and [I]Disicpline[/I].

For some reason these guys never clicked with me until a few days ago.

If you're going to bestow genre names like they matter, I might as well dispute the claim that [I]Pink Flag[/I] is "post-punk." It's from '77 and it's completely stripped to punk rock basics.

[QUOTE=Thanks;15117360]If you're going to bestow genre names like they matter, I might as well dispute the claim that [I]Pink Flag[/I] is "post-punk." It's from '77 and it's completely stripped to punk rock basics.[/QUOTE]

Calling it punk doesn't really seem to fit though because they didn't have the attitude or the ethos and weren't part of the scene. May be Pop-Punk is a better term even though some of the songs on the album are kinda angular.

This reminds me to listen to [I]A-Z[/I] by Colin Newman some more. I still haven't given it an extensive listen, but I know I'd fall in love with it if I did.

i tend to think of Pink Flag (the only Wire i've heard) as good, early pop punk

/two cents

anyways, Sunset Rubdown...

the song "They Took A Vote And Said No" is ****ing amazing

[url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/gtbs8u[/url]

Wire set the stage for post-punk, but they were doing it at the same time actual punk had just caught on in England. Maybe they're just future-punk??

The same thing applies to Pere Ubu and This Heat.

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_backmasked_messages[/url]

hmm

1 Dan Deacon
18
2 B. Fleischmann
12
3 wang masta flex
10
4 Dianogah
9
4 The Ladies
9
4 aussitot mort
9
7 Cage
5
7 The Mountain Goats
5
9 His Hero Is Gone
4
9 Cinemechanica
4

wtf is that perriwinkle

anyway I've been digging [I]Liquid Swords[/I] and [I]Fishscale[/I] lately.

i didnt feel like going through and formatting

so you listened to yourself 10 times

tbh i listen to my music a lot i just turn off my last.fm plug in XD

i just rename them as artists i don't get so i look cool
like snoop dogg

Pixies- [i]Doolittle[/i]

i've never actually had the whole album on my computer before but now i NEED it cause i just finished learning the first two records on bass and i need this one to complete my collection of awesome Pixies songs learned.

Cursive - The Ugly Organ
Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West
Eric B. & Rakim - Paid in Full

[QUOTE=asdf;15116308]^Negativland is fantastic.


The Modern Lovers self titled
Wire - Pink Flag
Gong - Flying Teapot

Am I cool yet?[/QUOTE]

Yeah. Negativland are fantastic. That album is their best, though I've only heard a few.

Chris Brokaw - [I]My Confidante + 3 EP[/I]

He was in Codeine and a bunch of other bands. It's not amazing but it's good enough to make me want to listen to his full length albums.

[QUOTE=AlienEater;15119309]Yeah. Negativland are fantastic. That album is their best, though I've only heard a few.
[/QUOTE]
I think I might like "Free" moreso than escape from noise, but that one is very good.

jeff buckley - grace
fugazi - repeater

Samiam - [I]Clumsy[/I]

[QUOTE=asdf;15119913]I think I might like "Free" moreso than escape from noise, but that one is very good.[/QUOTE]

I don't have [I]Free[/I]. What's it like?

Oxbow - [I]An Evil Heat[/I]

This is really good

Guitar Wolf - [I]Loverock[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]Fear of Music[/I]
Bad Brains - [I]Rock for Light[/I]

Because I finally got a record player.

Also, Negetiveland are awesome.