[quote=Neoteric;15387495]Sonic Youth - SYR1 ~ Anagrama

Tremens is so cool.[/quote]

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maudlin of the Well - [I]Bath[/I]
Circle takes the square - [I]As The Roots Undo [/I]

John Cale - [I]Paris 1919[/I]
Scientists - [I]Absolute[/I]
The Intelligence - [I]Deuteronomy[/I]

The Microphones-[I]The Glow, Pt. 2[/I]

I just love this album so much

Jerry Johansson - Next Door Conversations, Jerry Johansson and a String Quartet
Wolves in the Throne Room - Two Hunters

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle;15388910]The Intelligence - [I]Deuteronomy[/I][/QUOTE]

man I've been meaning to check that band out. You like?

recently i'm into The Cure (lots), Ash Ra Temple, and the No Neck Blues Band. Right now it's Spacemen 3, while I'm pretty stoned. This is so great, but I still don't like Spiritualized much from what I've heard. Spacemen 3 though, hell yeah.

Hey man what's a good album by the No Neck Blues Band?

Qvaris is my favourite so far.

Uz Jsme Doma - Rybi Tuk

Not their best CD (although none of their work is bad) but I saw that it needed to be reviewed at my radio station and practically jumped for joy. The radio station never seems to dissapoint.

Acida - La Vida Real

Crumb, you would probably like this.

Massive Attack- Protection
The Chemical Brothers- Dig Your Own Hole

[QUOTE=Bukowski;15389115]man I've been meaning to check that band out. You like?

recently i'm into The Cure (lots), Ash Ra Temple, and the No Neck Blues Band. Right now it's Spacemen 3, while I'm pretty stoned. This is so great, but I still don't like Spiritualized much from what I've heard. Spacemen 3 though, hell yeah.[/QUOTE]

All excellent as always.


PIL- [I]Metal Box[/I]

"Poptones" rules.

[QUOTE=Bukowski;15389115]man I've been meaning to check that band out. You like?

recently i'm into The Cure (lots), Ash Ra Temple, and the No Neck Blues Band. Right now it's Spacemen 3, while I'm pretty stoned. This is so great, but I still don't like Spiritualized much from what I've heard. Spacemen 3 though, hell yeah.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, it's a cool album. Proabably their best to date. They're not a world-conquering band or anything, but they've managed to work out a pretty distinctive sound in a rather limited "genre" - so to speak. Look into 'em.

Ghastly City Sleep - [I]Ghastly City Sleep[/I]
Boris - [I]Pink[/I], [I]Rainbow[/I]

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;15389880]Acida - La Vida Real

Crumb, you would probably like this.[/QUOTE]

Wossit like?

MV & EE with the Golden Road - Gettin' Gone

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle;15390218]Yeah, it's a cool album. Proabably their best to date. They're not a world-conquering band or anything, but they've managed to work out a pretty distinctive sound in a rather limited "genre" - so to speak. Look into 'em.[/QUOTE]
hey Tangy, get a chance to listen to the IHH album yet?



As far as my digging goes it's still just [I]The River[/I].

having a working phone again

Aidan Baker - [i]The Sea Swells a Bit...[/i]

Sonic Youth

Don Caballero -[I] Don Caballero 2[/I]

kings of leon - the runner
interpol - evil
silversun pickups - chequered floor

rock on peeps.

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;15390910]Wossit like?

MV & EE with the Golden Road - Gettin' Gone[/QUOTE]

[i]ACIDA is the musical partnership of two of Argentinas most talented artists. Singer-songwriter Alina Gandini began her quest to conquer the ears of the world back in 1999, with the help of her producer husband Tweety Gonzalez (once keyboardist in the famous superstar band Soda Stereo). Their diverse background and individual style create the wonder that is Acida. Acida truly is the beautiful baby of their unique musical parentage. With influences as varied as Tango, Jazz, Bossanova and rock, their music is as diverse as it is brilliant! In La Vida Real, Acida have made a debut album of unique Argentinean sonic bliss. The songs reach out to a wide demographic, being catchy enough to get people onto the dancefloor, while maintaining the characteristic Argentinean melancholy that pulsates through the core of their lyrical and melodic genius. La Vida Real features some prominent stars of the Argentinean music world, including Gustavo Cerati, Alinas father Gerardo Gandini, classical composer and Dante Spinetta of Illya Kuryaki & The Valderramas fame. Other collaborators include Emanuel Cauvet, Capri, Hana Miya, and The Hindu Collective. All form part of the the ingredients of this magnificent debut.[/i]

Pretty neat stuff.

hahahah sweet. wooooo french people!!!!
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYaZYmTwOxA[/url]

Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

I'm excited about seeing Control next week so I was in the mood for this.

[QUOTE=Anus Invader;15391478]hahahah sweet. wooooo french people!!!!
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYaZYmTwOxA[/url][/QUOTE]

this is so tight

Saccharine Trust - [I]Surviving You, Always[/I]

lightning bolt - [I]wonderful rainbow[/I]
low - [I]drums & guns[/I]

[url]http://www.avclub.com/content/interview/meat_puppets[/url]

yeah

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;15391536]this is so tight[/QUOTE]

like their pants

Efterklang - [I]Under Giant Trees[/I]

"Hands playing Butterfly" is perfect for cloudy days like today.

Illmatic

circle takes the square - [I]As The Roots Undo[/I]
me and him call it us - [I]loss[/I]

Hüsker Dü - New Day Rising

Indian Summer's discography has been in my car stereo for about 4 days now. It never gets old.

23 Skidoo - Seven Songs
Big Star - "The Ballad of El Goodo"

Awesome.

Bruce Springsteen - [I]Devils + Dust[/I]

just got the Radiohead download and am about to listen.

Talk Talk - [I]Spirit of Eden
[/I]These Arms Are Snakes - [I]Easter[/I]
Gospel - [I]The Moon is a Dead World[/I]
new Radiohead

[I]In Rainbows[/I] is good.

'tis

Codeine
Liars - s/t