I love both Domestica and The Ugly Organ. I probably listen to The Ugly Organ more, but eh, it's hard to say I like one more than the other.

How about Such Blinding Stars For Starving Eyes vs. The Storms of Early Summer. I have 2 songs off each album and I'm considering ordering one of the two. Suggestions?

I am currently digging the last two cd's i purchased, Doves and Bloc Party. I have been highly impressed with both.

Does anyone else think that Bloc Party's 'She's Hearing Voices' is 'Thriller' for the 21st century?

[QUOTE=leiferikson]Does anyone else think that Bloc Party's 'She's Hearing Voices' is 'Thriller' for the 21st century?[/QUOTE]

Is it because everyone knows the dance for "She's Hearing Voices," or is it because Vincent Price narrated Bloc Party's epic music video?

[QUOTE=YDload]Is it because everyone knows the dance for "She's Hearing Voices," or is it because Vincent Price narrated Bloc Party's epic music video?[/QUOTE]

The latter i believe. No, the song has some spooky sounding chords and there's a kinda wierd talking voice near the end which sounds a bit like Vincent Price's "rap". I could imagine the dance from thriller going rather well with the song

Isn't Vincent Price (sadly) dead?

Vincent Price succumbed to lung cancer in 1993

Superchunk, Supersuckers, Beck, Drive like Jehu, Blackalicious and Cursive.

I just started listening to the Beatles- Sgt. Pepper... I wonder why I never did before?

beck - sea change

[QUOTE=giventofly]beck - sea change[/QUOTE]

I love, love love that album.

The Radio Dept.

Lately I've been diggin' songs that make me wanna get up and start pole-dancing and lap dancing on whomever catches my eye in the audience.


ACDC - Back in Black
Canned Heat - Let's Work Together
Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick
Goldfrapp - Strict Machine
The Deftones - Please, Let Me Get What I Want
Helen Gallagher & Thelma Oliver - Hey Big Spender
Edwin Collins - Never Met a Girl Like You

Jars of Clay

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]The Radio Dept.[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

The bands I listen to the most, is probably:

Pixies
The Stooges
The Ramones
The Clash
The White Stripes
The Coral (Songs like Dreaming of You and Spanish Main is great)

Also been listening a bit of Bowie and Interpol

I've been listening to smashing pumpkins today.

And also a bit of porcupine tree. It's been a long time.

The Who - [i]Tommy[/i]

I'm loving Gorillaz and The Stone Roses today.

[QUOTE=NineBitFable]I just started listening to the Beatles- Sgt. Pepper... I wonder why I never did before?[/QUOTE]
I actively dislike Sgt. Peppers. Almost all of it is embarassingly bad. A Day In The Life is utter genius, true - but Jeff Beck's version is better.

Bah.

It's probably close to my favourite Beatles record, maybe after [I]Abbey Road[/I].

My favourite as well.

yeah... I love Sgt. Peppers as well...

I just can't stand it.

I know the vast majority of people disagree with me.

Rubber Soul and Revolver are both masterpieces, though.

He's lying.

[I]Abbey Road[/I] is their best.[I] Sgt Peppers[/I] is cool, but missable.

Well since I havent ever listened to another Beatles record, I cant really say its their best, only that I think its pretty great right now.

I'm thinking of getting the White Album next.. but I'm not sure.

Get [I]Revolver[/I] or [I]Abbey Road[/I] next.

Besides the Who... today I've been listening to The Jesus and Mary Chain's [i]Psychocandy[/i]. It's pretty amazing... better than I anticipated.

I think it's a bit "meh". It isn't as great as everyone makes it out to be.

EDIT: Psychocandy, that is.

I'm listening to Ladytron. I think that means I like men.

Haha.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]I think it's a bit "meh". It isn't as great as everyone makes it out to be.

EDIT: Psychocandy, that is.[/QUOTE]

isnt as great to you.

[QUOTE=Swami]He's lying.

[I]Abbey Road[/I] is their best.[I] Sgt Peppers[/I] is cool, but missable.[/QUOTE]

Correct. Revolver is the second best.

[QUOTE=The Ashtray Girl]I'm loving Gorillaz[/QUOTE]

everyday brings us closer to Demon Days.

I finally learned how to play "Spillage" by Minutemen in its entirety. I used to wonder why, in the Punk forum, everyone said that Mike Watt was the best punk bassist ever. Now I am a bit closer to understanding that.

[QUOTE=YDload]I finally learned how to play "Spillage" by Minutemen in its entirety. I used to wonder why, in the Punk forum, everyone said that Mike Watt was the best punk bassist ever. Now I am a bit closer to understanding that.[/QUOTE]

Because you mentioned him i shall now begin diggin fIREHOSE and then some Minutemen, bless you for making my mind up for me

Hooah!

[QUOTE=Iai]I actively dislike Sgt. Peppers. Almost all of it is embarassingly bad. A Day In The Life is utter genius, true - but Jeff Beck's version is better.[/QUOTE]

You really think so? I dig it quite a lot, couldn't quite tell you why.

I'm digging a mint Yorkie right now.

This morning its:

Orange Juice
The Gun Club
The Associates

Lately i've been listening to The Paddingtons and The Coral :thumb: