Thats a clever avatar.



Native Nod- [I]Today Puberty, Tommorow, The World[/I]
Can- [I]Soon Over Babaluma[/I]

User titles with references to the Pop Group are good

Rosetta - [I]The Galilean Satellites[/I]

Really good, especially when you play the discs together

Spacemen 3 - [I]Perfect Prescription[/I]
The United States of America [I]s-t[/I]
Mission of Burma - [I]Vs[/I]

oh man, I haven´t listened to Mission of Burma for so long.

Sloth - The Voice of God
Bone Thugs and Harmoney - Strength and Loyalty
The Smiths - s/t

The Birthday Party - [I]Junkyard[/I]

How are the Birthday Party? I just got into Nick Cave in the last few days.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;14975293]How are the Birthday Party? I just got into Nick Cave in the last few days.[/QUOTE]

They are completely different in relation to The Bad Seeds imo. Think Nick Cave singing in a tortured high pitched squeal among (among other voices that he seems to project) and that's what you have.

Takes a few listens to appreciate the album compared to any Bad Seeds album I've heard but it's good. Only Birthday Party album I've heard though but I'll definitely be getting more.

Birthday Party are awesome

[I]Prayers on Fire[/I] is my favourite

[QUOTE=AlienEater;14975303]Birthday Party are awesome

[I]Prayers on Fire[/I] is my favourite[/QUOTE]

I've heard that's amazing. I only got [I]The Junkyard[/I] because it seemed to be the most popular (review wise) and it was the only one I could find to download at the time but it's worth it.

The Birthday Party took over where PIL left off, and probably did a better job of the whole thing I think.

Prayers on Fire is better than Junkyard by a mile I'd say, but both are great. So is Hee-Haw.

Prayers on Fire is my favourite thing involving Nick Cave. Ever.

Dj Tiesto - Dance For Life

Dan Blakeslee - [I]Lincoln Street Roughs[/I]

Justice - [size=+7]†[/size]

Pretty good.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;14974010]This is such a good album, I'm writing a review of it at the moment.[/QUOTE]Cool. I tried to write one for [i] Joan of Arc, Dick Cheney, Mark Twain [/i] but couldn't really. Plus, I've been reviewing too much Kinsella stuff lately.

[i]Strawberry Jam[/i] could be better. Hopefully it will grow with repeated listens, but as of now it's a disappointment.

That album sucks. Sounds like they forgot how to mix an album.

The Birthday Party are awesome

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

The Animals - [I]The Singles Plus[/I]

Great band.

Swans - [I]Young God[/I]
Melvins - [I]The Maggot[/I]

yes!

Melt-Banana - Bambi's Dilemma

Why the **** did they tour with Tool?

Jawbreaker - [I]Bivouac[/I]

Now to get [I]Dear You[/I] and [I]24 Hour Revenge Therapy[/I] again because I couldn't get into them before!

Because they're crap, and like-minded bands often do that?

oh man the new Müm is reallly sweet.

Cap'n Jazz - [I]Analphabetapolothology[/I]
Joan of Arc - [I]How Memory Works[/I]
Owen - [I]Owen[/I]
*Shels - [I]Sea of the Dying Dhow[/I]
Guided By Voices - [I]Bee Thousand[/I]

Kinsellas, basically.

The Flaming Lips- [I]Yoshimi Wins! Live Radio Sessions[/I]

Animal Collective - [I]Strawberry Jam[/I]

and at the moment, Built to Spill.

Loveless.

I haven't listened to this in around a year. I still enjoy it.

Gnarls Barkley - Transformeerrrrrrr