[QUOTE=Kyle;14552149]Yo Crumb, reccomend me some Beat Happening?[/QUOTE]

I like to recommend You Turn Me On because it has decent production and a couple of my favorite Beat Happening songs ("Bury the Hammer" and "Teenage Caveman," a fine paean to hormonal cavemen) but all their albums have great stuff if you don't mind lo-fi. First four songs off the s/t also make it worth checking out, whole thing is probably more evocative of their catalogue, too. So maybe one of those two. Folks might disagree.

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[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;14564459]I like to recommend You Turn Me On because it has decent production and a couple of my favorite Beat Happening songs ("Bury the Hammer" and "Teenage Caveman," a fine paean to hormonal cavemen) but all their albums have great stuff if you don't mind lo-fi. First four songs off the s/t also make it worth checking out, whole thing is probably more evocative of their catalogue, too. So maybe one of those two. Folks might disagree.
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I have Dreamy, and it's pretty good, but not mind blowing. 'Hot Choclate Boy' is a great song though. I need to check out some of their other stuff too.

I have the first two Beat Happening records, cool stuff. Maybe I'll get the other album you recommended.

The Mountain Goats - We Shall All Be Healed

Just went to the library book sale and for 3.15 I got:

Celtic Frost - Into the Pandemonium
Charlatans UK - Some Friendly
Styx - Paradise Theatere (lol)
Portishead - s/t
Sidewinders - Witch Doctor
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Barbed Wire Kisses
Coil - The Snow EP
Breakdancin' - Learn How... (this is the greatest thing ever)
Guided By Voices - Bee Thousand
The Kinks - Preservation Act 2
Sonic Youth - Dirty
Freestyle Fellowship - To Whom It May Concern

waste of $3.15

:-(

Toots and Maytals - [I]Funky Kingston[/I]

Hands down the best reggae album that I've ever heard. I don't know why I didn't check this one out sooner.

Frank Zappa - [i]Over-Nite Sensation[/i]

This is a solid release but in the ends it's a mixed bag. There are some cool solo's and humorous lyrics but it's kind of boring. "Montana" is awesome.

Toots is amazing live.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;14565059]Just went to the library book sale and for 3.15 I got:

Celtic Frost - Into the Pandemonium
Charlatans UK - Some Friendly
Styx - Paradise Theatere (lol)
Portishead - s/t
Sidewinders - Witch Doctor
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Barbed Wire Kisses
Coil - The Snow EP
Breakdancin' - Learn How... (this is the greatest thing ever)
Guided By Voices - Bee Thousand
The Kinks - Preservation Act 2
Sonic Youth - Dirty
Freestyle Fellowship - To Whom It May Concern[/QUOTE]

I love The Charlatans UK

I've been listening to Andrew Bird - [I]Armchair Apocrypha[/I].

andrew bird sucks

I like some of his stuff but htis album is pretty boring. Best part is when he whistles. He's a good whistler.

hes a terrible whistler.

I missed an Andrew Bird concert last week because I was in missoula. Montana, I dig your city. It's nice.

[quote=Dies Irae;14566183]hes a terrible whistler.[/quote]

You're a terrible poster.

How ironic, Kayetan

[QUOTE=Dies Irae;14566183]hes a terrible whistler.[/QUOTE]
His whistling skills are mind-blowing.

shut the **** up they aren't you boviosuly havent heard a good lwhistler

nice one bread :-*

[quote=Dies Irae;14566279]shut the **** up they aren't you boviosuly havent heard a good lwhistler

nice one bread :-*[/quote]Say, I know this one fella and he can whistle like the dickens. It's just about the damnedest this I ever did hear.

Letsee...

Lindstrøm - [i]It's A Feedelity Affair[/i]
Surprisingly great record
and still ...
The Field - [i]From Here We Go Sublime[/i]
Been growing on me since the beginning.

Versus - [I]Two Cents Plus Tax[/I]
Big Star - [I]Third/Sister Lovers[/I]
Air Miami - [I]Me. Me. Me.[/I]
V/A - [I]Complete Stax/Volt Singles 1959-1968 [Disc 6][/I]

Hot Snakes - [I]Suicide Invoice[/I]
The Nation of Ulysses - [I]Plays Pretty for Baby[/I]

It's been way too long since I listened to Hot Snakes. They rule too much. And now I can see why Happymeal gets wet over Nation of Ulysses. It's some awesome sh[size=2]it[/size].

[QUOTE=metalicajaymz;14566394]V/A - [I]Complete Stax/Volt Singles 1959-1968 [Disc 6][/I][/QUOTE]

Nice.

Got my hands on that Boris + Michio Kurihara, I'm not much of a heavy music guy, but it's ok, couple really sweet tracks.

Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake It's Morning
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works
Boris - Pink

fu[I]c[/I]king Embrace
[QUOTE]No more number one
We've got to quit that game
No more attitude
Give it back to the TV set
No more tough-guy stance
I hear your mommy call
No more suicide
It kills everyone
No more petty love
No more petty hate
No more pettiness
No more pain
[/QUOTE]

NIN - [I]Year Zero[/I]

Suburban Kids with Biblical Names - [I]#3[/I]
Explosions in the Sky - [I]The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place[/I]
Twighlight Sad - [I]Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters[/I]
Kings of Convenience - [I]S/T[/I]

[QUOTE=bleep_bloop;14567465]fu[I]c[/I]king Embrace[/QUOTE]

mackaye wasnt much for subtlety, but i love that band and all 14 or whatever songs they did.

Stone Roses - S/T

I got this for 2 dollars a little while. Never given it a good listen though. It's a pretty incredible album. I really like his voice.

minutemen - double nickels on the dime

cLOUDEAD - Ten