Sigur Ros. Just got the untitled album, (), I love it.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]They've dropped the "Jon Spencer" part for their new album.

I don't give a f[I]u[/I]ck either.[/QUOTE]

Really? Shame. Jon Spencer Blues Explosion was the second greatest band name the world has ever known.

I agree.

And the first being...?

Vincent Price's Orphan Powered Death Machine

[QUOTE=Bartender]Vincent Price's Orphan Powered Death Machine[/QUOTE]

I seriously laughed for 5 minutes after I read this. Being 17 rules.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Vincent Price's Orphan Powered Death Machine[/QUOTE]

REEEEeeeefl. I can't believe that one. What kind of band is it?

Vincent Price was f[I]u[/I]cking mad.

[QUOTE=YDload]REEEEeeeefl. I can't believe that one. What kind of band is it?[/QUOTE]

They were mentioned in the Emo Thread in Other, so I guess emo/screamo/grind or something.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=226512&page=27&pp=20[/url]

^About halfway down that page, and there's a song of theirs linked.

Today I listened to T Rex, The Verve and Beck. All was enjoyed thoroughly.

i like "the faint" as of late.

Today I have been mostly enjoying After Forever and Buck 65.

Today I have been mostly doing sheep.............no I mean, I have been mostly diggin' Stone Temple Pilots

I borrowed "Now Here is Nowhere" by the Secret Machines from a buddy of mine and haven't taken it out of my cd player all day long. "First Wave Intact" is one of the best songs I've heard in a good while.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Vincent Price's Orphan Powered Death Machine[/QUOTE]

I'll have to find more songs from them.

Anyways I borrowed [I]Wowy Zowee[/I] and bought [I]Louden Up Now[/I]. Good times. Next up on my to-buy list is [I]Damage[/I] and [I]Grace Legacy Edition[/I]

eyes adrift, the hummers

Right now, I am mostly digging Bill Hicks.

Comedy genius.

Can, T Rex, Stone Roses.

T Rex are tops.

Rush used to open for T-Rex back in the late 70s. My mom saw them.

Rush used to be crap.

Funny how a lot of things never change innit?

No way, Rush is still pretty good. I just heard "Working Man" on the radio and it was a lot better than their more popular singles.

[QUOTE=Iai]Right now, I am mostly digging Bill Hicks.

Comedy genius.[/QUOTE]
He most certainly is.

I've only seen one of his stand-up shows. Revelations. It is bloody good stuff.

He's dead.

Citizens Here and Abroad. They have both a male and female singer, and remind me somewhat of Death Cab and some other band that i cant think of. Recommended song: Appearances.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]He's dead.[/QUOTE]
Oh really?




Anyway, the last few days I've only been listening to Sigur Ros - [I]( )[/I] and Air - [I]Moon Safari[/I] and [I]10000 Hz Legend[/I]. 10000 Hz is an absolutely amazing album.

[QUOTE=ByeByeBeautiful]Citizens Here and Abroad. They have both a male and female singer, and remind me somewhat of Death Cab and some other band that i cant think of. Recommended song: Appearances.[/QUOTE]

That song is really good. I heard it off of Pitchfork recomendations.

I've b een heavily digging Hope of the States' album [I]The Lost Riots[/I]. The first time I listened to it I was like "meh", but the second and third times, nigga I was all like "SHIZ".

paul weller, the libertines (always digging them tho :s), bloc party

I had a massive Sigur Ros day today. It was bloody fantastic.