Tartar Lamb - [I]Sixty Metonymies [/I]

Oh, Toby.

Minutemen - Joy EP
The Ergs! - Jersey's Best Prancers + Upstairs/Downstairs
The Bouncing Souls - The Argyle EP

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14678899]really why[/QUOTE]

I don't find what he does all that interesting and to a lesser point entertaining. He's one of those musicians that I forget exists until someone mentions his "band" name.

Digging: Sam Cooke

Air - [I]Pocket Symphony[/I]. Especially Napalm Love, such a good song.

Birdsongs of the Mesozoic

Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon

Lifesavas
strange fruit project
Blu

[QUOTE=Boilermaker;14679247]Well, if you haven't heard these bands, then defidently check them out:

The Queer - [I]Love Songs for the Retarded[/I]
The Mr. T Experience - [I]...And the Women Who Love Them.[/I]
Screeching Weasel - [I]My Brain Hurts[/I]
^you'll defidently like these if you like that record.

and Mikey, the drummer/singer's other band, the Unlovables are pretty good, not as good as the Ergs!, but good nonetheless.[/QUOTE]
Thanks Boily, I'll get right onto that.

Digginating:
Lagwagon - [I]Double Plaidinum[/I]
Scratch Acid - [I]The Greatest Gift[/I]

New Dizzee Rascal track sounded good on Jools Holland last night.

Jools Holland has been about all I've been digging lately, though.

I miss having a TV purely for not being able to see Jools Holland. I heard Grinderman and Joanna Newsom were on last night aswell. New Dizzee tracks are so good, new album is gonna rule.

Hahahah I just downloaded a mash-up of Jay Z's Black album and Slanted & Enchanted! Some of it doesn't really work, but it's hillarious.

here it is: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?8nycdj5m1r5[/url]

[QUOTE=Anxious;14681317]I'm listening to [I]Psychedelic Speed Freaks[/I] right now. This has got to be the loudest album I've ever heard, next to [I]Raw Power[/I] remasterd, and Guitar Wolf's [I]Rock and Roll Etiquette[/I]. I love it.[/QUOTE]

I love that album.

Oh and Guitar Wolf. I've never heard any so I should get [I]Rock and Roll Etiquette[/I] right

[QUOTE=Montana;14683064]Lifesavas
strange fruit project
Blu[/QUOTE]

I'm excited for the Lifesavas and SFP tour right now.

Sonic Youth - [I]Dirty[/I]

This is probably my second favorite SY album.

what a coincidence, it's my second least favorite!

Wedding Present are so good

The Thermals
The Softies
Daniel Johnston
Sparklehorse

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;14683774]I'm excited for the Lifesavas and SFP tour right now.[/QUOTE]

I saw them last night! It was pretty sweet.

Awesome, I hope I can go.

Thanks for that mash-up Kyle, I drove out today blasting it :-D

I went to the thrift store and got some tapes:

Arrow - Best Of
A. Robic and the Exertions - Old Time Music Dance Party :lol:
Baaba Maal & Mansour Seck - Djam Leelii
Karelian Folk Music Ensemble - s/t
V/A - Secret Tracks (has some Suede, Cypress Hill, Therapy?,and Bjork)
GZA - Beneath The Surface

[QUOTE=Zebra;14684035]Sonic Youth - [I]Dirty[/I]

This is probably my second favorite SY album.[/QUOTE]

man can i not comprehend how anyone could say this. But yeah, to each his own

Been digging An Albatross (who are a million times better live than on record), and Deerhoof. Seriously, An Albatross are fukking insane live. The singer was bleeding heavily at the end, from all his failed crowdsurfing attempts. I saved him a few times, though. Such a good night.

Furuholmen / Bjerkestrand / Wadling - [i]Hermetic[/i]
Surprising record and quite good, here's a snippet:
[quote=AMG]This collaboration between A-Ha's Magne Furuholmen, Kjetil Bjerkestrand, and singer Freddie Wadling is to be filed under strange. Odd tracks are atmospheric instrumental pieces, even tracks are twisted songs, and all are untitled sections of "Solve et Coagula." The trio's first achievement is to make the songs sound stranger than the instrumentals -- usually when it comes to avant-garde, a song equals meat, something to cling to.[/quote]

[QUOTE=Eliminator;14684086]what a coincidence, it's my second least favorite![/QUOTE]

I deny the existence of that album.

Billy Bragg & Wilco - Mermaid Avenue
Dinosaur Jr. - Bug

The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - [I]Orange[/I]

this **** is tight

ghetto zebra

The Evens - [I]Get Evens[/I]

I'm glad I purchased this on vinyl whenever it first came out. It is a very relaxing release that still echoes Fugazi.

[QUOTE=Zebra;14686900]The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - [I]Orange[/I]

this **** is tight[/QUOTE]

which is the one that opens with a scream and also contains "Chicken Dog"

i like that one

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;14687113]The Evens - [I]Get Evens[/I]

[b]I'm glad I purchased this on vinyl whenever it first came out.[/b] It is a very relaxing release that still echoes Fugazi.[/QUOTE]

oh ok i was starting to forget i was in the indie forum. thanks for reminding me.

Last night I dug some great local bands at a live show. Violent Soho and Butcher Birds. They were both so good.

[QUOTE=sr800bkBassist;14687263]oh ok i was starting to forget i was in the indie forum. thanks for reminding me.[/QUOTE]

it was actually a test press signed with the blood of the MacKayes

[QUOTE=The NPC;14686423]I deny the existence of that album.[/QUOTE]

I don't get why people hate [I]Dirty[/I]. It isn't their best, but it's far from bad.

The Sea and Cake
This band is really really good. Anyone heard their new album yet?