[QUOTE=Zebra;14621208]Frank Zappa - [I]Absolutely Free[/I][/QUOTE]

Good kid.

Harvestman - [I]Lashing the Rye[/I]

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;14621256]DJ BC - Glassbreaks

hip hop mixed with phillip glass[/QUOTE]

you should upload to the mailing list :thumb:

yea i agreeeeeeeeeee

Espers - [I]s/t[/I]

seeing them tomorrow night. I've come to like this band a lot.

The Jazz June - [i]Breakdance Suburbia[/i]

neat post-hardcore stuff

endtroducing

Meat Puppets - [I]Meat Puppets[/I]
Meat Puppers - [I]Meat Puppets II[/I]

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;14623088]Meat Puppets - [I]Meat Puppets[/I]
Meat Puppers - [I]Meat Puppets II[/I][/QUOTE]

They stand alongside Alice Cooper as the best group to ever come out of the great state of Arizona.

those are the best Arizona musical artists by default

[QUOTE=YDload;14623329]those are the best Arizona musical artists by default[/QUOTE]

Tut tut tut. Not quite.

[QUOTE=margin0walker;14621897]you should upload to the mailing list :thumb:[/QUOTE]

Alright. You guys will like it.

listening to dark side of the moon right now

[QUOTE=Geography;14623648]listening to dark side of the moon right now[/QUOTE]

Syd Barrett was Pink Floyd.

No Barrett, no Floyd.

syd barrett sucked

I'm not really into Barrett-era Floyd.

Ida
Black Tambourine
Bear Vs. Shark

Barrett-Era Floyd is amazing.

Yes it is.

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[size=5][b]CRITICS SAY GO TO HELL, I SAY YEAH

STUPID MOTHERF[font=verdana]U[/font]CKER I'M ALREADY THERE[/size][/b]

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids;14623726]I'm not really into Barrett-era Floyd.[/QUOTE]

It's my favorite era of Floyd because it was at their most experimental and freakish. Granted, [I]Ummagumma[/I] is out there but it's not nearly as inventive and, well, catchy as Barrett's work with the band. In a lot of ways they never recaptured the drive or the spirit when he lead the group. In fact, I don't think they ever topped the first singles, the debut album, and "Jugband Blues". [I]Atom Heart Mother[/I], UG, [I]Meddle[/I], [I]Wish You Were Here[/I], and [I]Animals[/I] (I'm not a big fan of Darkside. There's only two or three tracks that I enjoy and likewise I dislike the Wall and everything else that came after it) all have their moments but they never match the brilliance of Barrett. I think "Echoes" and "Careful With That Axe, Eugene" are the best post-Barrett songs.

Bauhaus - [I]In The Flat Field[/I]

Grinderman - [I]Grinderman[/I]
Rain Parade - [I]Emergency Third Rail Power Trip[/I]

Grinderman is just enormous.

Barrett era Pink Floyd ruled

Tortoise - [I]TNT[/I]

Not only did Barret era Floyd rule, but [I]The Madcap Laughs[/I] by him is f[B]u[/B]cking great. Too bad he went totally insane afterwards.



Right now I'm diggin, Jessica Baliff - Even in Silence

[quote=metalicajaymz;14624064][SIZE=5][B]CRITICS SAY GO TO HELL, I SAY YEAH

STUPID MOTHERF[FONT=verdana]U[/FONT]CKER I'M ALREADY THERE[/B][/SIZE][/quote]

Some people say funk after death, I say 7-Up

I'm listening to a lot of Pocket Billiards and Angerbox right now.

The Good Life - [i] Novena on a Nocturn [/i]
Slowdive - [i] Souvlaki [/i]

1 Bad Brains 38
2 Fugazi 21
3 Minutemen 19
4 Sonic Youth 17
4 Pavement 17
6 Sunny Day Real Estate 13
6 Descendents 13
8 Wire 10
9 Comets on Fire 9
9 Pink Floyd 9

Good week.