[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;14415365]These Arms Are Snakes - [I]Easter[/I][/QUOTE]

Yes.

Ghostland Observatory

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath;14413512]It's actually 900x better than the debut.[/QUOTE]
I haven't heard the debut but that sounds about right.


Uncle Tupelo - [I]No Depression[/I]

Sweet.

Roy Harper - [I]Stormcock[/I]

bitches brew
pink moon

[quote=Thanks;14410591]The Fugs - [I]First Album[/I][/quote]
Mad respect for Ed Sanders.

[quote=Eliminator;14416471]Roy Harper - [I]Stormcock[/I][/quote]
This music is good.

Muslimgauze - [i]Zul'm[/i]
Unwound - [I]Leaves Turn Inside You[/I]
Low - [I]Secret Name[/I]

[I]Liquid Swords[/I] again.

Nick Drake - Five leaves left.

[quote=JonM;14416772]This music is good.[/quote]

The first and last songs are definitely the best. Other two are pretty good also.

Codeine - Frigid Stars

Quality album.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay;14418731]Codeine - Frigid Stars

Quality album.[/QUOTE]Very depressing.

Outkast - [i]Aquemini[/i] and greatest hits

sweetuh than a plate of yams with extra syrup

The National - [I]Sad Songs For Dirty Lovers[/I]
Wilco - [I]Yankee Hotel Foxtrot[/I]
Converge - [I]Jane Doe[/I]

[quote=pulseczar;14419363]Outkast - [I]Aquemini[/I] and greatest hits

sweetuh than a plate of yams with extra syrup[/quote]

Have you heard ATLiens?

no but that's next because late 90s outkast is just too awesome

[QUOTE=bread]The National - Sad Songs For Dirty Lovers
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Converge - Jane Doe[/QUOTE]

great post except for Wilco.

"Lockdown" is a great song from [i]13 Songs[/i] but its near the end of the album and i never heard anyone talk about it so i guess it's... overlooked?

The Associates - [I]Sulk[/I]

what the f[size=2]u[/size]ck, this album is ridiculous. It's like the gay version of [I]The Drift[/I].

The Associates - [I]The Affectionate Punch[/I]

this is better, it sounds like David Bowie. It's not swallowing my soul like [I]Sulk[/I] was.

Fourth Drawer Down is the inbetween. Merely nibbles at the soul like it were a saltine cracker.

Just put on Crippled Pilgrims - Down Here: Collected Recordings (1983-1985). Had this for a long while, listened to it maybe once or twice. It's really not bad. Kinda surprising that these guys are American, going after that British sound.

Brainiac - [i]Hissing Pings[/i]

John Butler Trio - Grand National.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay;14418731]Codeine - Frigid Stars

Quality album.[/QUOTE]

album rules

oneida - [I]secret wars[/I]
i've been digging them a shitload as of late

[QUOTE=pulseczar;14419856]no but that's next because late 90s outkast is just too awesome[/QUOTE]If you like Aquemini then you should love ATliens aswell. They're the best 2 OutKast albums. Rosa Parks is a tune :)

Digging Andrew Bird.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath;14420495][i]14 Songs[/i] > [i]13 Songs[/i]

New Maximo Park is really really good. [i]Hardcore Superstar[/i] is kind of a let-down but so is every glam album.[/QUOTE]

I found the new Maximo Park album a little disappointing.

Sarah Blasko - [I]What the Sea Wants, the Sea Will Have[/I]

Seeing her play a theatre show in about a week. It'll be awesome. Also digging the hell out of that new National song. ****ing awesome song.

Minutemen - [I]What Makes A Man Start Fires?[/I]

Daft Punk - [I]Discovery[/I]
Arcade Fire - [I]Neon Bible[/I]

jesu - [I]Conqueror[/I]
John Frusciante - [I]A Sphere In The Heart Of Silence[/I]

Is that John Frusciante's new album?

I've heard a few songs from it, nice stuff.