Flaming Lips - [I]Clouds Taste Metallic[/I]

Their best 90's album

I think I like Transmissions and TSB more

i just bought Rob Crow - [I]Living Well[/I] :} i like it

and also this comp cd of stuff from Domino records, it was $5 so i couldnt resist

John Zorn - [I]Six Litanies for Heliogabalus[/I]

[QUOTE=Zebra;14452667]Flaming Lips - [I]Clouds Taste Metallic[/I]

Their best 90's album[/QUOTE]Soft Bulletin is my favorite, but that's probably second, followed by Hit to Death.

I still need Priest Driven Ambulance though.

To be fair, Brian Viglione (Dresden Dolls) is an absolutely amazing drummer.

Perfect Fit and Half Jack are my favorite songs. If you watch the Live from Paradise DVD I think you get a whole new perspective of the band.

they ruined two headed boy

they'll never be good

Augustus Pablo - [i]King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown[/i]
I was pretty let down by this. I hoped to hear wayyy more melodica, and way more dub action.

DNA - [i]DNA on DNA[/i]
not bad, really.

Charles Bukowski - [i]70 Minutes in Hell[/i]
nothing like Bukowski reading Bukowski.

yo did you ever get that stuff i sent

Hot Snakes - Suicide Invoice
The Hold Steady - Boys and Girls In America

Still not sure what I think about the latter.

its too same-ish and it falls into the bad indie album were everything is alright and there is no stand out tracks.
:/

[QUOTE]To be fair, Brian Viglione (Dresden Dolls) is an absolutely amazing drummer.[/QUOTE]

Werd

[QUOTE]they ruined two headed boy[/QUOTE]

Right before they played that live they showed the CD and I cheered.

Alone.

:o

[QUOTE=Jacaranda;14454770]its too same-ish and it falls into the bad indie album were everything is alright and there is no stand out tracks.
:/[/QUOTE]

Party Pit and Southtown Girls are definate stand-out tracks in my opinion.

first two tracks are standouts and the rest are kind of crap. "Chips Ahoy" is fun as hell, and there is nothing better to sing along with really loud in the car with your bois.

Missy Elliott - [i]Respect M.E.[/i]
Susumu Yokota - [i]Sakura[/i]

Low - [I]The Great Destroyer[/I]

Good stuff.

The Hives - Barely Legal

got this from the library, as well as a Nick Drake box set and a few other albums

Stooges - [I]The Weirdness[/I]

It's bad but not as bad as people have been making out

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased;14455944]Low - [I]The Great Destroyer[/I]

Good stuff.[/QUOTE]

have you heard Drums and Guns yet? what a good album

[QUOTE=AlienEater;14456406]Stooges - [I]The Weirdness[/I]

It's bad but not as bad as people have been making out[/QUOTE]
I agree with this.

Before work I was diggin' these

90 Day Men - [I]Panda Park[/I]
Stereolab - [I]Emperor Tomato Ketchup[/I]
Comets on fire - [I]Blue Cathedral[/I]

and now
Suicidal Tendencies - [I]s/t[/I]

this album ****ing rules so hard. I think I'm gonna go back and listen to all my old punk and hardcore albums this month, just for the nostalgia trip before I turn 18. Cuz man, the memories! (/ gay cliche)

Hawkwind - [I]Space Ritual[/I]

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14456443]have you heard Drums and Guns yet? what a good album[/QUOTE]
[I]The Great Destroyer[/I] is the first Low I've heard. I'm interested in hearing more now though.

[quote=Eliminator;14454036]they ruined two headed boy

they'll never be good[/quote]


"Two Headed Boy" sucks, I bet their version is an improvement.

lol

Frank Zappa - Make a Jazz Noise Here
Saccharine Trust- The Great One is Dead

Air - [I]Talkie Walkie[/I]

Throbbing Gristle - 20 Jazz Funk Greats

Method Man - [I]Tical[/I]
Chimaira - [I]Pass Out Of Existence[/I]

Slightly weird combination of records but oh well.

Frank Zappa - [I]Apostrophe[/I]

One of his stronger pop albums. It's not as good as [i]Overnite-Sensation[/i] but it has its moments.

Various - [i]Anthology of American Folk Music[/i]

Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables