[QUOTE=Anxious;14952280]Theres no way I would have had any chance of liking Slint in 7th-8th grade.[/QUOTE]
Spiderland was one of, if not the, first CD I ever bought.

I found them through a post-rock forum way back when.

Mad indie rep.

Leonard Cohen.

I told my friend Andy I was a big Leonard Cohen fan and he said he didn't know Spock recorded an album.

is he your comedian friend lol cause thats a hilarious insight.

[quote=EightMilesHigh;14952890]Leonard Cohen.

I told my friend Andy I was a big Leonard Cohen fan and he said he didn't know Spock recorded an album.[/quote]

Spock had a couple. They were all really bad.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;14952890]Leonard Cohen.

I told my friend Andy I was a big Leonard Cohen fan and he said he didn't know Spock recorded an album.[/QUOTE]

Oh I laffed and laffed.

Ratatat - [I]Classics[/I]

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids;14947869]I've never heard any of his solo stuff, how is it?[/QUOTE]

Pretty disappointing. He's one of the best in the Wu but his rhymes are much weaker when it's just him. The beats are hit-or-miss and most of the hooks just suck. Has some good stuff, though.

Hot Snakes - [I]Thunder Down Under[/I]

Misery Signals - [I]Mirrors[/I]

Great metalcore.

And towards the Zach Hill comment. That is false. Hella isn't very good, but his work with Team Sleep is fantastic.

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14951012]that is so not true

Interstate- is it the rhythm (or lack there-of) that throws you off?[/QUOTE]

Yeah that's what I'm finding puts me off the most. I mean I can listen to stuff that's not in a regular rhythm as such but this is too over the place for me to really like.

[quote=pixiesfanyo;14954131]Misery Signals - [I]Mirrors[/I]

Great metalcore.

And towards the Zach Hill comment. That is false. Hella isn't very good, but his work with Team Sleep is fantastic.[/quote]

I like "The Failsafe" a lot.

Slaraffenland

i went to their concert at Roskilde

it was super great

I've been on a GBV kick. Pollard was born in the wrong time period, it still baffles me how someone could write more top notch pop songs than anyone and not get recognized at all.

Melvins - [I]Gluey Porch Treatments[/I]

best Melvins album hands down

That album rules.

I don't know if I like that or Houdini more. I'll go with Houdini just because it was the first album that really got me into them back in 7th grade (indie repz).

The Doors- [I]Strange Days[/I]

Does someone want to explain to me why everyone thinks they're generic rock? This album is a strange psychedelic masterpiece.

Lee Morgan - [I]Lee-Way[/I]
Bark Psychosis - [I]Codename Dustsucker[/I]

Diggin...
 

The Nerd Parade - [I]A Delicate Bashing[/I]. The album is totally unclassifiable, but very cool.

Google them!

-MP

i guess i was intrigued seeing hella live
not sure if i would want to casually listen to their studio work

gang gang dance - god's money
fennesz - endless summer

Greg Weeks - [I]Fire in the Arms of the Sun[/I]

Autolux - Future Perfect

Heard something about new mateiral soon, I'm excited.

[QUOTE=Boilermaker;14955125]I don't know if I like that or Houdini more. I'll go with Houdini just because it was the first album that really got me into them back in 7th grade (indie repz).[/QUOTE]

the first five tracks on Houdini are superior to most of the material on GPT but it kind of falters towards the end unlike GPT which is solid throughout.

"Eye Flys" is the best sludge metal song ever written

I like Stoner Witch better than both.

I like most of their albums better than both

Houdini > GPT = Stoner Witch > everything else that I've heard.

Have any of you guys heard the Melvins covering the Jesus Lizard song 'Blockbuster' with David Yow on vocals? It's incredible.

Minus the Bear - [I]Highly Refined Pirates[/I]
Dag Nasty - [I]Can I Say/Wig Out At Denko's[/I]

I have heard that

It is good

oh yeah and I think I may have heard every Melvins album and I can't be bothered to put them in order. Stag, Honky and The Maggot are three of my favourites though

That Jesus Lizard cover is indeed great.

Stag is another one of my favorites.

Labradford - Prazision LP