haven't listened to Incubus in a while, so i've been listening to them alllll day.

[QUOTE=YDload]Mr. Bungle- Ars Moriendi[/QUOTE]

That's my favorite track off of 'California'.

I've been really getting in to Tub Ring a lot lately. At first I didn't think I'd like them to much, but once I got through several of their songs, I've gotten hooked.

into Swervedriver and a band called Singapore Sling... Pretty good stuff.

[QUOTE=YDload]Mr. Bungle- Ars Moriendi

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'Tis a good song indeed. You should try "None of them knew they were robots..." and "Goodbye Sober Day" off of the same album for pure awesomeness.

Tilly and the Wall
Frankenixon
Slint
Bjork

[QUOTE=Grateful Dead]Dig it, it's incredible. :thumb:

And L'Arc En Ciel, I've been getting into them too lately. Ready Steady Go :)[/QUOTE]
Nice. :)

So far today I have been mostly digging Kraftwerk and The Clash. And Bill Bailey.

the Amelie soundtrack is so very good.

so far today...

Echo & the Bunnymen - "Ocean Rain"
- Brilliant brilliant dark '80s post punk

Kings of Convenience - [i]Riot on an Empty Street[/i]

[QUOTE=Scott Herren]Kings of Convenience - [i]Riot on an Empty Street[/i][/QUOTE]
Mmmm.... I like that album.

Ahhh feel the love.

/just got home stoned at 8:30 AM and got accepted into university and is listening to Dino Joonya.

I am listening to As Tall As Lions.

Grrreat!

After extensive Cursive-a-like research, I have came back with these good bands, who are not a bit like Cursive.

Péle
The Dismemberment Plan
Murder by Death
Brazil
and Minus the Bear

Who I all quite enjoy.

Now I just need money to order CDs.

Murder by Death are amazing, i absolutely adore them.

i've been digging my Codeseven albums again lately, especially The Rescue and Dancine Echoes / Dead Sounds. love their later sound compared to pre-The Rescue. Danger is still without a doubt, one of my favourite songs ever, and i'm sure 30562171 (the number mod) would agree with me. such a moving song, got me through alot of bad times, and bulls*it, and i'm grateful for it being there.

Just downloaded Want Two by Rufus Wainwright.

Good stuff.

[QUOTE=3rdplanet]After extensive Cursive-a-like research, I have came back with these good bands, who are not a bit like Cursive.

Péle
[B]The Dismemberment Plan
Murder by Death[/B]
Brazil
and [B]Minus the Bear[/B]

Who I all quite enjoy.

Now I just need money to order CDs.[/QUOTE]

Nice.

I need to get some stuff by The Dismemberment Plan. I'll search for some on slsk tonight.

[QUOTE=incubliss]Murder by Death are amazing, i absolutely adore them.
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I would say they were the most Cursive-esque of the bands I found, love their range of instruments, and the vocals.

I only have two Mp3s :( , but this will be the first CD I purchase I reckon.

Minus The Bear is wunderbar.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]I need to get some stuff by The Dismemberment Plan. I'll search for some on slsk tonight.[/QUOTE]

There *are* loads of Mp3s on their website/record labels site.

/me looks

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.

[QUOTE=3rdplanet]Péle[/QUOTE]


They have some nice, upbeat guitar work for post-rock. They're pretty fun to listen to.


Hm, I'm thinking of buying myself a birthday gift this weekend. What cd shall it be.. *strokes premature beard* I wanted to go to Sam's at downtown but it's too far =/ They have the best selection ever(from what I've seen around here).

I think I'll pick up Les Savy Fav's or Guided by Voices' best of. They good?

No.

Buy this: Afghan Whigs - [I]Congregation[/I]

Albums I played this week.

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - [I]Abbatoir Blues/Lyre of Orpheus[/I]
TV on the Radio - [I]Young Liars[/I]
Blackalicious - [I]Blazing Arrow[/I]
Trail of Dead - [I]Worlds Apart[/I]
Beck - [I]Odelay[/I]

What's Nick Cave like?

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]What's Nick Cave like?[/QUOTE]

He's amazing. Quite an aggressive singer/songwriter with awesome lyrics.

Definately check him out

'Get ready for love' is quite possibley the most foot-tapping-head-bopping 1st song on a disc in the history of australian music

today i bought m83 - before the dawn heals us, air - talkie walkie, talking heads - speaking in tounges, animal collective - sung tongs, gang of four - entertainment!, and mf doom - mm... food.

all are very good.

Is Rufus Wainwrights new album worth owning?

Is Rufus Wainwrights new album worth owning?

[QUOTE=wheelz]today i bought m83 - before the dawn heals us, air - talkie walkie, talking heads - speaking in tounges, animal collective - sung tongs, gang of four - entertainment!, and mf doom - mm... food.

all are very good.[/QUOTE]

Now you're allowed to post in this forum, I guess.

Why can I not get enough of Mr. Bungle - California

[QUOTE=indy_undy]Is Rufus Wainwrights new album worth owning?[/QUOTE]
I would say, yes, undoubtedly.

Today I have been going through albums I have but haven't rated yet on RYM. So I have digging Bill Hick's Rant In E Minor, and Fleetwood Mac's self-titled.

Later I shall probably get stuck into Penderecki's Matrix 5. Should be fun.

I ripped 4 of my dad's Ry Cooder albums last night and this morning. I just put on [I]Bop Till You Drop[/I], and I like what I hear.

[QUOTE=talk show host]Why can I not get enough of Mr. Bungle - California[/QUOTE]Because it's more more entertaining and inviting than challenging. ;)

I woke up this morning to the sound of Air's [i]Moon Safari[/i]. 'Twas a good morning. :)

So I've been listening to some more Ry Cooder, and I've decided that his [I]Paradise and Lunch[/I] album is something of a masterpiece.

Today I've listened to:

The Fiery Furnaces - EP
Strike Anywhere - Change Is A Sound
Choking Victim - No Gods, No Managers
Thursday - Full Collapse
Between The Buried And Me - The Silent Circus

[QUOTE=Zappa]So I've been listening to some more Ry Cooder, and I've decided that his [I]Paradise and Lunch[/I] album is something of a masterpiece.[/QUOTE]

Is Ry Cooder that guy who is considered one of the greatest country guitarists ever? I'm pretty sure he even made the Rolling Stone list (somewhere in the top ten or twenty).

I suppose so, yes.