[QUOTE=Robert Crumb]Sun Ra - The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra. Good introduction to his works and by that I mean it's completely anarchic and jarring.[/QUOTE]

Haven't heard this, but I admire (more than I really enjoy) his work on [i]Atlantis[/i] and [i]Nuclear War.[/i] Perhaps I'll give it a listen.

i've also been listening to these arms are snakes latest album lately... and i have tangy to thank for introducing me to them.

that's what reminded me about this place... so i came back.

hi everyone.

No worries wheelz, you're a fine man/woman/being. [I]Oxeneers[/I] is really good isn't it!

i heard Johnny Cashs version of NIN's "Hurt" last night on Max's My top 11 (Tom and Neil Finn were on). That songs pretty emtoinal and very easy to play aswell.

I bought pearl jams "rearviewmirror" last week and have been replaying betterman, alive and even flow over and over again. ill get around to the rest of the songs next week

[QUOTE=Zappa]They just came out with a 3 disc (2 CDs, 1 DVD) set of Mark Sandman stuff he did outside of his work with Morphine. It is hopefully ending up under my Christmas tree.[/QUOTE]

like i'm loving the lack of guitar and the really bluesy feeling their songs seem to represent. its really what ive been looking for during these cold winter nights. do you know what his stuff sounded like outside of morphine yet, cause his voice is wonderfully refreshing and unique.

QOTSA, Blink 182 and Flaming Lips

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Good work.

[I]Solid Gold[/I] is better though.[/QUOTE]

Maybe so, but all I've heard so far is from Entertainment!, so that's what I'll be looking for.

Pele are awesome.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]No worries wheelz, you're a fine man/woman/being. [I]Oxeneers[/I] is really good isn't it![/QUOTE]

man/most definitely

[QUOTE=Master Arkam Kannon]like i'm loving the lack of guitar and the really bluesy feeling their songs seem to represent. its really what ive been looking for during these cold winter nights. do you know what his stuff sounded like outside of morphine yet, cause his voice is wonderfully refreshing and unique.[/QUOTE]

He was in a band with Morphine's drummer in the 80s. Haven't heard them , but according to Nacho they're pretty good. Maybe I'll ask my old english teacher if he has any of their CDs, because he was the one that got me into Morphine in the first place.

As for newer Mark Sandman solo stuff, no I haven't heard it. I read that he would record a lot a lot a lot, and then only give the CDs to his group of friends. I believe some of those recordings are what is finally surfacing with this boxed set.

I'm digging the Polyphonic Spree right now. I can't wait to see these dudes live, it'll be f[size=2]u[/size]cking insane.

i dont like radiohead really, but i have been liking them more than usual. so i guess that counts.

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]I'm digging the Polyphonic Spree right now. I can't wait to see these dudes live, it'll be f[size=2]u[/size]cking insane.[/QUOTE]

they were amazing. i had bad seats though but the energy in the room was astounding.

hey, i'm new. i've been digging:

the flaming lips
sonic youth
the beatles
gang of four

I saw a Damien Rice concert of some sort on tv last night. I'd never heard anything from him before and I was really impressed. I was quite surprised by the emotion and intensity even though people have talked about him on here forever.

Trans Am and Mastodon

[QUOTE=Zappa]He was in a band with Morphine's drummer in the 80s. Haven't heard them , but according to Nacho they're pretty good. Maybe I'll ask my old english teacher if he has any of their CDs, because he was the one that got me into Morphine in the first place.

As for newer Mark Sandman solo stuff, no I haven't heard it. I read that he would record a lot a lot a lot, and then only give the CDs to his group of friends. I believe some of those recordings are what is finally surfacing with this boxed set.[/QUOTE]

Twinemen is the band he used to be (I do believe)... or maybe it was the other Morphine members. Good band anyhow.

[QUOTE=robot]hey, i'm new. i've been digging:

the flaming lips
sonic youth
the beatles
gang of four[/QUOTE]

Is that you gareth??

I've been listening to a lot of Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky, Mogwai, The Weakerthans, and Her Space Holiday.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Is that you gareth??[/QUOTE]

no, i'm new. i've been lurking for like a month though.

You from BDO forums?

no.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Twinemen is the band he used to be (I do believe)... or maybe it was the other Morphine members. Good band anyhow.[/QUOTE]

i bought Yes today, so far its an instant hit, usually some albums take a few listens for me.

Heh, I have that on Casette... it's pretty tired now, I thrash it in the car.

hey im new and i was wandering which pixies album would b the best to start with

Doolittle.

[QUOTE=Tomahawk]I'm digging the Polyphonic Spree right now. I can't wait to see these dudes live, it'll be f[size=2]u[/size]cking insane.[/QUOTE]
Saw them at Leeds 2003 headlining the Radio 1 tent. Band of the weekend, definitely.

100th page... woah...

I'm listening to ridiculous amounts of Muse right now, in preparation for the concert tonight. :D

Ashtray, do me a favour please. Keep an eye out for the dumbest, most out-of-place t-shirt you can see. I have a running tally of these, including Nelly Furtado at Placebo, Napalm Death at InMe, and Bros at AC/DC.

Omg, you do that too?! Hours of entertainment, I always find...