[QUOTE=Thanks;14233573]Blonde Redhead[/QUOTE]

I'm really excited for their new release.

It should be great.

I'd put the new Dinosaur Jr. after [I]YLAOM, Bug,[/I] and [I]Green Mind[/I] at this point. It's a surprisingly solid album, though, and may move up after I get a few more listens in.

Jesu - [I]Conqueror[/I]

One of the best of the year so far, for sure.

m83 - [I]Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts[/I]
ctts
a day in black and white
lcd soundsystem
daft punk - [I]homework[/I]

Jeff Buckley - [I]Grace[/I]
Miles Davis - [I]In A Silent Way[/I]

Converge - [I]Petitioning the Empty Sky[/I]

I've been liking [i]Grace[/i]/Jeff Buckley less and less recently. Slowly coming to the conclusion that I just don't like his voice. Pretty sure now that Agalloch suck, too, though for different reasons.

Skyscraper - Superstate
Heavy, catchy, riffy rock by a 90s British band; can't seem to find much information about either the band or the album, which is a shame, as it's great stuff.

Guillemots - Through a Windowpane has been growing on me more and more since my first listen. Said first listen really wasn't the kind of thing I was expecting. Still not sure how much I like it, though.

[i]Blank Generation[/i] was good, but a bit of a disappointment; [i]Los Angeles[/i] is no kind of a disappointment at all. I've been getting sucked in more and more to [i]Rubber Soul[/i], to the point where it's getting close to being as good as [i]Revolver[/i], though I'm still not sure. And the white album continues to be infuriatingly inconsistent. That's all I can think of/be bothered to write.

I have new Dino J 4th, but only because I have some strange infatuation with [I]Where You Been?[/I]

Stolen Babies - There Be Squabbles Ahead

Definitely helping me wake up this morning.

[QUOTE=Bartender;14235370]Pretty sure now that Agalloch suck, too, though for different reasons.[/QUOTE]

Repetition with boring parts does not make those boring parts any less boring.

Butthole Surfers - [I]Locust Abortion Technician[/I]

1 Mi and L'au 16
2 ▲11 Apostle of Hustle 12
2 – Nico 12
4 ▼2 Juana Molina 11
5 The Knife 10
6 ▲4 Sibylle Baier 7
7 My Bloody Valentine 5
8 Camera Obscura 4
8 Aphex Twin 4
10 Joanna Newsom 3

meh, slow week

I'm digging this new Apples In Stereo record. I've never listened to them before today, but I checked out this new one because of these two "Non-Pythagorean Compositions" on it. The dude made up new notes with a synth and wrote these two pieces that are crazy and beautiful with musical sounds you've never heard before. And the rest of the record is pretty good, too.

Any fans in the house that can point me in the direction of further Apples In Stereo?

The Doors - The Soft Parade

I heard the title track in a friend's car the other night and I really enjoyed it. For whatever reason I never got into the doors, but that song kind of struck me, so I decided to download the whole album, even though my friend informed me it was probably their least successful album.

Yeah I'm starting to get the impression that they're not as good as I would hope a band that invents tuning systems for its compositions would be.

Frank Zappa - Over-nite Sensation
The Residents - Tunes of Two Cities

It's been forever since I've listened to either.

[quote=Happy]The Knife - Deep Cuts

So far I'm liking it more than Silent Shout and it's pretty alright. With the exception of "You Take My Breath Away" and "Rock Classics" being quirky fun, and "Heartbeats", which is just too good to be true.[/quote]

Yeah Deep Cuts rulezzzzzzz. Got 2 Let U is awesome too. I dont think I could pick between their albums, though. They both are sooo good.

Kyuss - [I]Welcome To Sky Valley[/I]

The Antique are you pixiesfanyo?

anyways i have been listening to Slint all day

Carol from [I]Tweez[/I] is so dope

past where the river bends...
past where the silo stands...
past where they paint the houses...
PAST WHERE THEY PAINT THE HOUSES!!

Yes he is.

I'm busting out [I]The Shape Of Punk To Come[/I] again, such a great record.

Fairport Convention - [i]Unhalfbricking[/i]
Great folk-rock album, "A Sailor's Life" has a beautiful breakdown in it's last half. Emotive and fluid.

whose hairy, pensive face is that?

also, i busted out sky valley because im looking for fluid works to play that i havent listened to in a while since im gonna be sittin here doing math for at least a few hours. i still think odyssey / conan troutman / N.O. / whitewater is the best movement. and sky cadet is sweeet

im gonna keep the trend up with some dark side of the moon next

its probably been a full year since i've listened to that album

i've been meaning to get that fairport convention album

like the cover

Peter Bjorn & John - [I]Writers Block
[/I]
Pretty good.

[QUOTE=perriwinkle]whose hairy, pensive face is that?[/QUOTE]
It's Helge Sten.

[QUOTE=The Antique;14235455]Repetition with boring parts does not make those boring parts any less boring.[/QUOTE]

They just seem to be almost entirely lacking in energy. Like there's things going on, but all the players/singers sound really listless. They seem barely awake most of the time.

But yeah, that too.

Wilco - [i]Being There[/i]

one of the best albums ever forreal

both This Bike is a Pipe Bomb and Defiance, Ohio played new songs at their show last night.
that means i have 2 new awesome albums to look forward to.

Brother Ali
Murs
Aim (thanks Kyle)
Panacea

you should check out Felt, its Slug and Murs. good stuff