now im spinning- the vines-highly evolved album
-travis- singles album

[QUOTE=TosenDAndys]indie power pop![/QUOTE]

i thought it sounded like droning 70's rock.

Heavily digging Explosions In The Sky again thanks to the lovely pixiesfanyo.

red house painters

I've been really hooked on Minus the Bear recently... just really good songs.

Minus the Bear kick it. I was trying to explain the hilarity of their song/album titles to someone today and they didn't get it.

Gameout
 

:thumb: GameOut is awesome check em out in the G's on the MXTabs, ill be adding more songs soon!!!

[QUOTE=Lowend]i thought it sounded like droning 70's rock.[/QUOTE]

wat the hell is that genre?

Prefuse 73
Spiritualized

thanks to Scott:)

Creed- Ode. It sounds like Alice In Chains, and if it were on their second or third album, they would probably have to water it down some more. You can actually hear the bassist, wuts ^ wif dat? :confused:

Ice Cube- It Was a Good Day. thanks GTA: San Andreas!

Minutemen- Don't Look Now. It's a cover of a John Fogerty song, but it's awesome.

Belle & Sebastian - If You're Feeling Sinister
Patton and Kaada - Romances
Frank Zappa - Zappa in New York

All albums I've felt like going back to listening to, along with all things Spoon.

Bands I watched yesterday that YOU didn't.

The Fanatics
Deja Voodoo
Pluto
Kid 606
Le Tigre
Kid Koala
The Mint Chicks
Money Mark
Polyphonic Spree
Carl Cox
Dimmer
Hatebreed (through neccesity, not choice)
The motherf[I]u[/I]ckin' Blues Explosion.

You lose.

I finally picked up Hot Snakes - [I]Automatic Midnight[/I] and The Shins - [I]Oh, Inverted World[/I] last week. Both bloody brilliant. And, I'm going to see The D4 tonight. I can't wait.

Oh yeah, and I shall have the two new Bright Eyes albums in my hands in about half an hour.

[QUOTE=el doctor]
Frank Zappa - Zappa in New York
[/QUOTE]

Fantastic album. It's too bad that band didn't do more work.

Yeah Hot Snakes!

D4 = A good show.

Yes it does. I saw them at livid a couple years back and they were climbing up the scafolding and jumping off stacks, it was awesome.

I'm loving Explosions In The Sky thanks to Happymeal and that video that pixiesfanyo posted a while ago. I wish I hadn't taken so long to get around to them.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]I'm loving Explosions In The Sky thanks to Happymeal and that video that pixiesfanyo posted a while ago. I wish I hadn't taken so long to get around to them.[/QUOTE]

That's what I thought too after seeing that video. But they really didn't impress me THAT much. I just have to know WHAT SONG WERE THEY PLAYING?! In the record store? Please?

mmm. I didn't actually watch the video, I just listened to the audio.

I only have A Cold Dead Place.

So I don't know.

hello all, wat is the best blues explosion album?

[I]Orange[/I], I think.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Prefuse 73[/QUOTE]

my favorite artist ever!

i'm glad to see someone else into prefuse besides me or scott... the new album is coming out soon, the EP with the books is coming out soon, and the stuff he just released under his new "piano overlord" alias is great too.

it's a good time to be a prefuse 73 fan.

Hello everyone, this is my first time posting here. Lately I have been listening to these bands:

-The Secret Machines
-The Mars Volta
-The Shins
-I just bought some older At the Drive In stuff
-Of Montreal
-Me and a good friend finally started listening to Zappa. My one friend has a tape with a bunch of pretty cool claymation made by Zappa.

[QUOTE=indy_undy]hello all, wat is the best blues explosion album?[/QUOTE]
[I]Plastic Fang[/I]

But according to Allmusic, [I]Now I Got No Worry [/I] is.

I've been spending most of the day listening more attentively than usual to Mastodon - Leviathan and Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come. Both very good albums, though I think I prefer the latter a little.

Right now I'm just relaxing with something I already know; Maggot Brain.

I put on Guided By Voices' [I]Bee Thousand[/I] for the second time (the first was about a month ago), because I read in the Austin City Limits thread that they're on tonight. I thought I'd give them another chance, since I liked things about the album the first time I heard it, but they didn't totally sell me. Today I'm digging it a lot more.

The problem with guided by voices is that there are always a few songs on any album you do not like. The reason for this is the sheer quantity of songs I guess. A good Guided by voices album is determined by the good songs : bad songs ratio. But there are always both kinds on any album.

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - [i]Abattoir Blues / The Lyre of Orpheus[/i]
Upon my first listen I didn't dig it nearly as much as I anticipated. But subsequent listens have led me to really enjoy this whole album. Delightful.