Mountain Home - Mountain Home
The Blithe Sons - We Walk The Young Earth

Ash Ra Tempel and Timothy Leary- [I]Seven Up[/I]


Awesome psych.

A lot of stuff like Blur, Oasis, The Verve, Lightning Seeds, Doves, Suede, Supergrass etc

dub, dylan, and some neofolk.

Blonde Redhead- Secret Society of Butterflies

An ep of alternate versions of some songs. Pretty good.

that sounds ver interesting

Well here ya go- [url]http://lix.in/47e843[/url]

Hearing normal male vocals on "Messenger" is so weird.

i am digging Offline PK because it is a great ****ing song

[url]http://www.acefu.com/MP3s/Pinback-OfflinePk.mp3[/url]

Dude they suck, and when they come play by me soon I'm probably going to drive down there and piss on them.

alright look their new cd sort of sucks yes

it is very much disappointing because it sounds and seems like they changed labels to some major label and are selling out but they didnt even change labels so i really dont know why it sounds like crap

but i really do think all their other stuff is interesting, good stuff

they really don't even sound like an average indie pop rock band which is obviously why i think they are particularly good. but that is what everybody says about them and i think if these people gave a full album a few listens they might see what i and others see in them. the layering of melodies, the double vocals, it's all about the syncopation and counterpoint in everything. and the minimalistic songs like byzantine are so great, like if you listen to it, just give me any band that sounds like that, or ever has, just one. but if that's not what you have to say about them tell me what you think

The fact that a lot of my friends love Rob Crow almost as much as perri makes me kind of want to disown them. (but not really)

[QUOTE=Anxious;15754667]Well here ya go- [url]http://lix.in/47e843[/url]

Hearing normal male vocals on "Messenger" is so weird.[/QUOTE]

oh thank you

Because I mean even heavy vegetable sucks, and compared to his other bands, they're incredible.

i guess... i would probably say the top 3 rob crow projects are pinback, other men, then heavy vegetable. i dont imagine you ahve listened to other men because nobody has even though i try to get people to, because that is a very different sound than anything he's done and it is pretty great. and thingy is pretty much teh same band as heavy vegetable but a little bit less interesting/funny.. um rob crow solo is okay stuff.. not really that great, like his last solo cd was very meh. goblin **** is really cool though i enjoy that. pretty much a gimmick though which is all it is meant to be, but they have some cool rhythms / riffs in it, like it's really just the structure of all his songs and his sense of melody that makes me enjoy his stuff

ic ant think of any other of his bands. well theres a bunch of old punk/hardcore bands like fantasy mission force and altron tube and the alpha males but meh

You should send me Other Men, seeing as I've never heard of it.

Rob Crow does so much, I can't keep up, nor do I really make an effort to.

I've listened to the Other Men album quite a bit, it's pretty good but I can't get too enthusiastic about it. Same goes for most Rob Crow stuff really, with the possible exception of Summer in Abaddon which I'm pretty fond of.

Die! Die! Die! - Promises Promises
Radicalfashion - Odori

Burial - [I]Untrue[/I]

To Kill a Petty Bourgeoisie - [I]The Patron[/I]
Sleeping People

and now

Ride - [I]Nowhere[/I]

Lupe Fiasco - The Cool
I think I may like this more than Food and Liquor. Probably my favorite rap record this year (not saying a whole lot but whateva)

V/A - After Dark
Saw it on pitchfork, slsked it, listened to it. Was pretty good.

[QUOTE=asdf;15755156]You should send me Other Men, seeing as I've never heard of it.[/QUOTE]

I got it. It was boring.

Leon Russell - [I]S/T[/I]
J Dilla - [I]Donuts[/I]
Negativland - [I]A Big 10-8 Place[/I]

Summer in Abbadon is really cool, but I'm not overly enthusiastic about Pinback or Rob Crow.

Hash Jar Tempo- [I]Under Glass[/I]

Instrumental colab with Bardo Pond and Roy Montgomery.

I'm just going to list my top 15 or 20 last.fm artists for the week, as it's pretty much what I've been digging...

01. the Smiths
02. Hank Williams
03. Gram Parsons
04. Leadbelly
05. the Flaming Lips
05. Sybris
07. Paint It Black
07. Sun Kil Moon
09. Richmond Fontaine
10. Avail
10. Meat Puppets
12. the Firebird Band
12. the Get Up Kids
12. Jingle Cats
15. Black Dice

Brian Eno - [I]Ambient 2[/I]

Fight Club - [I]OST[/I]

edit - happy birthday zmev

[I]Bardo Pond Presents: Sublimation[/I]

4 track compilation of some heavy psychedelic/drone bands picked by Bardo Pond.

Gene Clark. He's the best ex-Byrd of 'em all.

Jaga Jazzist - Magazine

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;15757497]Gene Clark. He's the best ex-Byrd of 'em all.[/QUOTE]

Bold statement senor Crumb.

Digging old Leonard Cohen while brewing hot chocolate. I'm brooding tonight.

hot chocolate sounds nice

and Jaga Jazzist - A Living Room Hush is nice too

Section 25 - [I]Always Now[/I]

bass driven post-punk, very bleak. They were on Factory records as well, so you can imagine what they sound like.

Lupe Fiasco - [I]The Cool[/I]

I am also digging the fact that I now have a PS3, and it is great.

Jah Division - [I]Dub Will tear Us Apart
[/I]

Dub versions of some Joy Division songs.

i never would have guessed

I guess it is pretty obvious.

[QUOTE=Montana;15758632]Jah Division - [I]Dub Will tear Us Apart
[/I]

Dub versions of some Joy Division songs.[/QUOTE]

Great record.

[QUOTE=Montana;15758632]Jah Division - [I]Dub Will tear Us Apart
[/I]

Dub versions of some Joy Division songs.[/QUOTE]
I'm going to check this out, thanks :naughty:

I think Jared sent that to me a while ago. It was pretty cool from memory.

I'm not sure I like Joy Division enough for that to really appeal to me. I may check it out just for sh[size=2]it[/size]s.