[QUOTE=Zmev;13958150]Well obviously.[/QUOTE]

Well, yeah.

I heard about it a couple of months ago on this forum and I love it.

I just reviewed it, actually.

Guerrero's latest is alright. It's just sort of jazzy instrumental music as far as I can tell.

In fact it's sort of like muzak now that I think about it. Hmm...

[quote=mr_jackalope;13957655]Today:

Mission of Burma - [I]Vs.[/I]
The Constantines - [I]Tournament of Hearts[/I]
Jim O'Rourke - [I]Eureka[/I]

I'm now listening to the free jazz album O'Rourke released with a Japanese jazz artist named Akira Sakata. It's pretty accessible for free jazz I guess, or maybe I just like Jim's guitar playing.[/quote]

eureka is such a good album

[QUOTE=mr_jackalope;13958228]In fact it's sort of like muzak now that I think about it. Hmm...[/QUOTE]


To each is own, I suppouse.

This morning;
Metric - Live it Out
RJD2 - Deadringer

and still:
Semifinalists - Semifinalists

M. Ward kicked total *** last night. He f[I]u[/I]cking tears it up on guitar.

[QUOTE=Eliminator;13958865]eureka is such a good album[/QUOTE]

His pop phase ([I]Eureka[/I], [I]Insignificance[/I], [I]Halfway to a Threeway[/I], the Loose Fur albums) is like the best thing ever.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo;13955369]Old Time Relijon


James Chance and the Contortions meets Captain Beefheart.[/QUOTE]

I'm sold. To soulseek!

Disco Inferno - 5 EPs
Pere Ubu - Dub Housing

deus - Ideal Crash
matsushita electric cassette - this is what happens when you fight a stranger in the alps

the later is like Lighting Bolt discovering a drum machine and a keyboard. Some songs are pretty good but others are just to noisy.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;13959294]M. Ward kicked total *** last night. He f[I]u[/I]cking tears it up on guitar.[/QUOTE]

good thing i told you to go see him :)

Stooges - [I]Funhouse[/I]
Minutemen - [I]Double Nickels on the Dime[/I]
VU - [I]White Light/White Heat[/I]

Ryan Adams - Cold Roses
Neil Young - Zuma
Elliott Smith - xo

John Coltrane - [I]The Ultimate Blue Train[/I]

Again.

Those fine african-american gentlemen make good jazz noises.

MX-80 Sound - big Hits EP
Luminescent Orchestrii - Too Hot To Sleep

[QUOTE=Zmev;13957725]A Wilhelm Scream - [I]Ruiner[/I]

[I]"The King Is Dead"[/I] is all sorts of awesome.[/QUOTE]

That and the one with Morissey on the title are the only songs I liked on that album. Everything else is meh


[QUOTE=mr_jackalope;13959385]His pop phase ([I]Eureka[/I], [I]Insignificance[/I], [I]Halfway to a Threeway[/I], the Loose Fur albums) is like the best thing ever.[/QUOTE]

Yeah pretty much. And the stuff he did with Sonic Youth and Wilco are excellent. But I guess everyone already knows that.



Wilco - [I]A Ghost is Born[/I]

Lacking in many ways, although I find "At Least That's What You Said" and "Theologians" to be real keepers.

[quote=pixiesfanyo;13960021]good thing i told you to go see him :)[/quote]


Good thing. His guitarist was the coolest person ever.

Arcade Fire – Funeral.
Just really listening to this for the first time in a while. The first song is sick, but the rest of it doesn’t quite hold up. Still a really great album though.

"Crown of Love", "Wake Up", "Haiti" and "In the Backseat" are all as good, if not better, than that song.

Wake Up >

anyway, digging:

Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician
Butthole Surfers - Brown Reason to Live
Butthole Surfers - Electriclarryland

Yeah, they're one of the best ever.

I tried getting Arcade Fire tickets today but all 5 shows sold out pretty much instantly. :(

Can - [i]Future Days[/i]
Bob Dylan - [i]The Bootleg Series, Vol. 4: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert[/i]

"Wake Up" is like the worst song ever, but the rest of the album is totally deec.

lol

ive been digging off minor and i love you but i've chosen darkness

The Bronx - [i]The Bronx II[/i]
MC5 - [i]Kick Out the Jams[/i]
then I plan on listening to [i]Bee Thousand[/i] and reading the corresponding 33 1/3 book I bought on it.

What's the book called?

Joanna Newsom - [i]Ys[/i]

Still awesome.

J Dilla - [i]Donuts[/i].

Great stuff, even though I listened to it out of order. I like the sampling of the Beastie Boys in one of the songs.

Boredoms - [I]Super ae[/I]

The tribal phase of these guys is basically the best tribal rhythm based music ever made.

Kno (of Cunninlynguists) -The White Album
Miaou - Painted
Maserati - Inventions For the New Season (highly reccomended)
Manu Chao - Clandestino

[QUOTE=Boilermaker]What's the book called?[/QUOTE]
[i]Bee Thousand[/i] ... it's part of the Continuum book series, 33 1/3. I have a handful already, they're wonderful.

I loving hearing the line, "You motherfu[size=2]ck[/size]ers, I want your bloooooood!" It's been soundtracking my day.