Watcha Listening To? Revolution Edition.

[709]

I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness (http://www.secretlycanadian.com/onesheet.php?cat=SC123) - Fear is on our sideGoddammit dviant. I was all excited on finding this a couple of days ago...and here I see you've already gone and posted it. You either need to stop finding so much good music or I need to pay closer attention to your links. ;)

(In my defense, you totally distracted me with the Silversun Pickups, and I forgot to check out your other links). :)

[dviant]

Rinôçerôse - Schizophonia (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=80869010&s=143441)
Wow that IS different. I've got an earlier one (before Music Kills Me) and it's more House/Dance oriented. Not sure what I think just yet. Funny about ILYBICD.. but hey it's easy to miss stuff in a 26 page thread. :D

Here's some other stuff I've been giving a listen...

Ambulette (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=129958664&s=143441&i=129958695) - The Lottery EP. Some good stuff I'm kind of addicted to it right now. It's basically Denali (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=79421326&s=143441&i=79421261) minus two members, but it's more upbeat and rockin'. She can really wail, I love her voice has a nice unique quality to it. If you're doing searches they were called Bella Lea (http://www.tweedmag.com/news.html?article=20050412091101) for a little while, theres some demos floating around.

Band of Horses (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=129649178&s=143441&i=129649316) - Everything All The Time. Have seem some praises of this lately. Jury is still out for me. I like it but I keep thinking they sound like a more-alternative/less-lo-fi Shins (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=3863054&s=143441&i=3863034).

TV on the Radio (http://www.tvontheradio.com/) - (unreleased album). Staring At The Sun (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=17804473&s=143441&i=17804453) was a great song on their last release I didn't find myself giving the rest of that album much of a listen. This one is grabbing me a bit more, the first song (Playhouses) (http://hype.non-standard.net/artist/TV+On+The+Radio) is every bit as catchy but in more of a punk way. Though the whole album is unclassifiable as expected, I would call this one more accessible. Not surprising as I think they moved from Touch & Go to Interscope.

[Messiahtosh]

In Bloom by Nirvana

[turbulentfurball]

Turn this thing around by El Pres!dente (http://www.el-presidente.co.uk/content.php).

One of the best bands to come out of Scotland for a while; besides Franz Ferdinand.

One of their songs was on the demo UMD that shipped with the PSP.

[Ryan]

Cars and Telephones - The Arcade Fire

[Mac+]

old school - Joe Jackson "You can't get what you want ('til you know what you want)"

Love the ambient drum sound, bite of the horn section, rhythm guitar part ... and the solos are tasty too.

[dviant]

Ryan... what is that from? Looking over my rather extensive list of Arcade Fire stuff (demos, 7"s radio sessions etc) I don't see that one?

My recent fav is Cities (http://www.yeproc.com/artist_info.php?artistId=10125&page=viewrelease&itemNum=CD-YEP-2117) - self-tited. Nice driving layered sound. The link gives a better description, but think Doves with a bit more shove. Another good one from Yep Roc label American Princes (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=137442485&s=143441&i=137442504) - Less and Less. Just darn good straight up indie rock. The Editors (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=130234193&s=143441&i=130234263) newest is pretty good too but does suffer from yet-another-band-with-comparisons-to-Joy-Division-syndrome. Luckily I really like Joy Division. ;)

[kbk]

I was recently introduced by a friend to a simply awesome band called Little Birdy. I am OBSESSED!! But they're an Australian band, and they're not even very well known over here so I doubt any of you would have heard any of their stuff.

SO my top 3 this week are:-
Andy Warhol- Little Birdy
My Love's For Sale- Faker
The Tide- Spill Canvas

Would be interesting to know if any of you have heard of any of these bands. :p

[Ryan]

Ryan... what is that from? Looking over my rather extensive list of Arcade Fire stuff (demos, 7"s radio sessions etc) I don't see that one?It's a live recording done in San Diego. The audio quality isn't that great, but it's still a great song. According to an Arcade Fire fansite, it'll be released on a new album sometime soon.

[709]

Walking In The Great Shining Path Of Monster Trucks.


\m/

^ *throws up horns*

[xionja]

Catch a Man on The Rise - Doug Sahm :lol: Tex-Mex Country Hippy music.
Texas Ranger Man, still Doug Sahm

I've been Reggaeton obsessed lately: Lo Que Paso Paso - Daddy Yankee, Ven Bailalo - Khriz y Angel, Acerate - Zion y Lennox, have been the favorites.

Any once else for reggaeton, or new dancehall stuff like TOK?

I take my cues for modern rock from this thread . . . ya'll are pretty sharp about good songs from less well known bands.

[InactionMan]

The new Yeah Yeah Yeah's album is pretty good. Better than their first album.

[World Leader Pretend]

Dayvan Cowboys, by Boards of Canada..

Pandora comes up with some pretty random and cool songs every now and then. :)

[Ryan]

The Bleeding Heart Show - The New Pornographers

[InactionMan]

Blues Explosion - Extra Width

Given their recent bouts of sucking huge ass, it's easy to forget how awesome they used to be. This album rocks.

[kgarchar]

The Tide- Spill Canvasmmmmmmm

i love that song

love love love that song

tsc is such an underrated band

i've been listening to a lot of sufjan stevens lately, here's my last.fm

http://imagegen.last.fm/bgarrett-itunes/recenttracks/kyle490.gif (http://www.last.fm/user/kyle490/?chartstyle=bgarrett-itunes)

[Ryan]

mmmmmmm

i love that song

love love love that song

tsc is such an underrated band

i've been listening to a lot of sufjan stevens lately, here's my last.fmI just bought Illinois from Amazon. That's a pretty good album, and I look forward to the rest of his 50 States project.

Right now I'm listening to From Blown Speakers by the New Pornographers. My Last.fm profile is in my signature.

[dviant]

Xionja haven't heard much reaggaeton or new dancehall. Not sure if it's my cup of tea, I'm more for old school dub (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=3180044&s=143441&i=3179984) myself.

For those that like the low-key-girl-singer sound you should give Jane Weaver's Seven Day Smile (http://www.angryape.com/reviews/2006/03/jane-weaver-seven-day-smile) a listen. I hadn't really heard of her before but apparently this is actually some older stuff of hers, and her backing band on this album is none other than the almighty Doves. Nice lazy day songs, some sultry, some catchy. Some of it reminds me of Mazzy Star some of it Zero 7. I tracked down some of her newer stuff but prefer this one. You can hear a couple tracks from this release on her my space page (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=38220638). Check out 'Seven Day Smile' and 'You're a riot'.

[PKIDelirium]

Thriller Live 1987 - Michael Jackson

[Yontsey]

check out the new Angels & Airwaves album...well its not out but you know how to get it...ha

Its Tom Delonges' new band, former member of Blink 182

[torifile]

Not listening to it right now, but in heavy rotation for the past week has been the new Flaming Lips (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=135131441&s=143441) album and also Neko Case (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=125337817&s=143441). My wife and I are seeing her at the Cat's Cradle tonight. Should be fun.

[PKIDelirium]

Not listening to it right now, but in heavy rotation for the past week has been the new Flaming Lips (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=135131441&s=143441) album and also Neko Case (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=125337817&s=143441). My wife and I are seeing her at the Cat's Cradle tonight. Should be fun.

WTF.

I thought you were female. :|

[torifile]

WTF.

I thought you were female. :|
:lol: I'm not sure how to take that, but I'm glad we got that straightened out.

[Yontsey]

WTF.

I thought you were female. :|

wow....haha

[dviant]

I think it's because Tori is typically a girl name. It got me for awhile too. Sorry man LOL.. :D

[torifile]

I think it's because Tori is typically a girl name. It got me for awhile too. Sorry man LOL.. :D
My name's not Tori it's torifile as in "I'm a Tori-phile". Sheesh. ;) It's just that people often abbreviate my name as "tori", so... :lol:

[Messiahtosh]

16 Horsepower
Wayfaring Stranger

[kgarchar]

check out the new Angels & Airwaves album...well its not out but you know how to get it...ha

Its Tom Delonges' new band, former member of Blink 182eh, i've had some tracks for awhile (the adventure and the gift) and i really wasn't into it. way too overhyped and basically (new)blink meets boxcar

anyone into harder stuff like the fall of troy, underoath, chiodos?

oh yeah, early novmeber=awesome. i'm seeing them tomorrow. i'm excited

[kgarchar]

oh my! i forgot to mention imogen heap

imogen heap=so awesome

as well as frou frou

[Yontsey]

anyone into harder stuff like the fall of troy, underoath, chiodos?

i love underoath...great music, great guys, ive met them a couple times on the warped tour

[dviant]

Blues Explosion - Extra Width. Given their recent bouts of sucking huge ass, it's easy to forget how awesome they used to be. This album rocks.I agree. Orange was the last one I really liked. Saw them during that tour, they were awesome still ranks up there with one of the best shows I've seen, Jon Spencer is quite the showman.

anyone into harder stuff like the fall of troy, underoath, chiodos?I'm not so much into the new noise metal core stuff but there are a few I like. Really more into heavy stuff that borrows from old school like High On Fire (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=67965407&s=143441&i=67965176) or Mastodon (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=65923490&s=143441&i=65922968). Also love what I'd call "post-metal" bands like Isis (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=55036676&s=143441&i=55036655), Pelican (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=73665549&s=143441&i=73665202) and Jesu (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=76800952&s=143441&i=76800592).

[Ryan]

Who Killed Tangerine? - Tears for Fears

[InactionMan]

For the Canadians in the house...Log Driver's Waltz (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zAUbe_7fNA). That someone dug this up and posted it on the web is reason enough for me to love the internet.

:)

[Foj]

Georgia Tech baseball game on live stream.

Final: 13-2 Tech. Go Jackets! :D

[FFL]

Late In The Evening - Paul Simon - audience bootleg of his 2-hour set at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, 2001.

Getting psyched up for this year's fest, which will include Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, Dave Matthews, Elvis Costello, and all the usual NOLA suspects (except Aaron Neville).

[PKIDelirium]

Now Playing: Thriller

[atomicbartbeans]

PANIC! At The Disco - The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage

Awesome album :D

[InactionMan]

Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation (playing Hey Joni right now)

Never listened to much Sonic Youth, thought it was about time I did.

[Wrao]

Right now I'm listening to the new tool album, and I am having a hard time believing it's actually tool. Well, no, not exactly. It sounds like tool, it just kinda sucks.

[DMBand0026]

PANIC! At The Disco - The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage

Awesome album :D

It is pretty good, reeks of certain influences, but that's not necessarily a bad thing because I like said influences.

[Dave]

8 different versions of Little Wing, until hearing it over and over again got boring and I switched to the song I'm trying to learn - Smoking Gun by Robert Cray.

[macleod]

Head Automatica - Decadence

[omem]

Head Automatica - Decadence
Have you listened to the new songs on the official site's player?
Check them out: http://www.headautomatica.com/

You can download some new stuff from my fansite http://www.headautomatica.net/ (http://headautomatica.net/download/index.php?act=category&id=1) if you want.

---

I'm currently listening to Tool - The Pot. this song is great

[macleod]

What type of music is Tool? Similar to Head Automatica?

Also thanks for the links to the Head Automatica stuff!

[colivigan]

... the song I'm trying to learn - Smoking Gun by Robert Cray.
That is a cool song.

[murbot]

Dude. Robert Cray is the man.

Seriously.

[SKMDC]

Rory Gallagher - Moonchild

[ironlung]

Tanhai by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Anyone else over here likes Qawali? Its sufi music... supposed to get you naturally high.

[InactionMan]

Nelly Furtado - Maneater

Anyone have a fucking problem with that!?!

Didn't think so...

[billybobsky]

(Ok... what the fuck... I was scrolling through my purchased music on my computer and somehow, unbeknownst to me, I bought a PJ Harvey album? LIAR)....

Tom Petty American Girl

Edit: Oh God... I just remembered... I bought it for my ex right after she graduated college...

[Artap99]

Lots and lots of Toad The Wet Sprocket.

[ironlung]

(Ok... what the fuck... I was scrolling through my purchased music on my computer and somehow, unbeknownst to me, I bought a PJ Harvey album? LIAR)....

Apparently I had a song from the pocahontas soundtrack. Horrendous song. Im actually ashamed to admit that it was on my computer. I do not know why i had it. Note: HAD it.

[Dave]

Tom Petty American Girl
Freaking awesome song!

[ironlung]

Slow ride. Foghat.

[omem]

What type of music is Tool? Similar to Head Automatica?

Also thanks for the links to the Head Automatica stuff!

No, Tool has nothing to do with Head Automatica. :) You can listen to their new single on the official site (click LISTEN) http://www.toolband.com/

[Mac+]

The Stars Baby, The Stars - dave graney with the coral snakes (king of pop ... Aussie reference) :lol:

[wecallitfall]

red hot chili peppers - Quixoticelixer

bet noone can pronounce that one

[Mac+]

kwiksotic elikser? (although I used to think kweeotic ... might be moot)

[wecallitfall]

i dont know either, it was more of a question than a boast

[hiltond]

Traveling Wilburys Vol 1 and 3

Waylon & Willie, best line of this album:

"Them that don't know him won't like him, and them that do sometimes won't know how to take it, he ain't wrong he's just different and his pride won't let him do things to make you think he's right"

[709]

kwiksotic elikser? (although I used to think kweeotic ... might be moot)I've heard quite a few people pronounce his name as 'kweeyotee', but I think it's more properly pronounced 'kehote'. I could be wrong.

Oh, and it must be Sonic Youth season, because I'm listening to the SYR (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/102-5814828-4740169?%5Fencoding=UTF8&dym=0&search-type=ss&index=blended&field-keywords=Sonic%20Youth%20SYR) Series again. :)

[SKMDC]

Murder By Numbers - Frank Zappa

Sting comes out and plays with FZ, it's pretty funny, Sting is a good sport, judging by this.

Now it's :
Whipping Post by Zappa.
I read once that Frank learned Whipping Post because during the 70's it was considered cute to holler out for Whipping Post at shows, I heard someone call for it at a Keith Jarrett (jazz) concert.
Zappa said he got so sick of people calling for it they just learned it so anyone calling out for it would have to sit through it.

[Elysium]

"Our Truth" Lacuna Coil

[Ryan]

Specialist - Interpol

[xionja]

Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Wheel

Whoa! Such a good song! Its my new jam. :p Go download it. Now.

[Messiahtosh]

Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Wheel

Whoa! Such a good song! Its my new jam. :p Go download it. Now.
Good tune.

[Ryan]

How it Ends - The Devotchkas

[murbot]

Working my way through a first listen to the latest Godsmack (IV). Good so far.

BTW, anyone picked up the new Tool yet? I can't wait to get off work and grab it on the way home.\

Ooh, the new Pearl Jam is out today too. Supposed to be good.

[Batman]

Over My Head (Cable Car) - The Fray

[Yontsey]

Hit the Lights and Lydia

Two amazing bands that i recommend you check out

[CFP]

I've got three CDs on rotate at the mo:

Gran Turismo - The Cardigans
Once More with Feeling - Placebo
Out of Season - Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man (the Portishead vocalist - highly recommended :) )

[turbulentfurball]

I bought the new Snow Patrol CD yesterday. It's pretty good, very much continuing on from Final Straw.

I really like 'Set Fire to the Third Bar', featuring Martha Wainwright.

iTunes link for anyone that's interested (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=149158146&s=143444&i=149158205)

[Ryan]

The Tain (Parts I, II, III, IV, V) - The Decemberists

I think this is probably my favorite song.

[torifile]

Wasted Reprise (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=150574435&s=143441&i=150575778). Pearl Jam's new album.

Now,
Army Reserve (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=150574435&s=143441&i=150575802).

This is listen #4 tonight for this album. It's been a LONG time since I've done that with a new CD. Any old pearl jam fans should give this one a listen. Totally worth it.

[_Ω_]

BTW, anyone picked up the new Tool yet? I can't wait to get off work and grab it on the way home.

Had it for a few days now. Like all Tool albums it takes a while to absorb each song. To me it is no Lateralus, but then again to me that album is nothing short of amazing.

As for PJ I am not sure I can be bothered. To me EV and the band have just lost it, which is sad because when you look at their back catalogue it is impressive. Pity most if it was recorded over 10 years ago.

[SKMDC]

The new Neil Young is on for sale on iTMS early. or was it supposed to be in stores last week, I didn't see it on my last tuesday tower trip.

[torifile]

As for PJ I am not sure I can be bothered. To me EV and the band have just lost it, which is sad because when you look at their back catalogue it is impressive. Pity most if it was recorded over 10 years ago.
At the very least download it and give a few listens. I promise you won't be disappointed. It's *much* better than their recent releases. I'd say it's up there with Vs. It's not 10 or Vitalogy but it's definitely way better than I expected. It's still slightly political at times but it's not an "in your face" kind of thing. More like the "politics" of a song like "Betterman" than the politics of a song like "Bush leaguer", if that makes any sense.

[Brave Ulysses]

As for PJ I am not sure I can be bothered. To me EV and the band have just lost it, which is sad because when you look at their back catalogue it is impressive. Pity most if it was recorded over 10 years ago.

I have no idea how you can make that statement without having listened to the new album.

Then again, maybe you're someone who thinks anything that isn't on Ten sucks, to which I can offer you no help other than to get out of 1992 already.

[torifile]

I have no idea how you can make that statement without having listened to the new album.

Then again, maybe you're someone who thinks anything that isn't on Ten sucks, to which I can offer you no help other than to get out of 1992 already.
Don't worry. I hooked him up. He'll come around eventually. :)

[_Ω_]

Don't worry. I hooked him up. He'll come around eventually. :)

I was a fan up to and including Yield. I think No Code has some hidden jems.

What I am not liking is the shift that EV's voice has made. It does not do it for me, and I typically like voices that are distinctive.

[InactionMan]

I listened to the Violent Femmes on my way to work this morning. They wrote an awful lot of good songs.

[_Ω_]

Tool.

[dviant]

What nobody is listening to the new Black Heart Procession (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=141857632&s=143441&i=141857854)? Not even 709? For shame...

[drewprops]

I just finished listening to Donald Fagan's new album Morph the Cat (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?s=143441&i=129021887&id=129022416) and I think that my early favorite is the longest song (7:39), called The Great Pagoda of Funn (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?s=143441&i=129022143&id=129022416), it's got a good hook and the laid back sound that Fagan puts into his albums. Looks like Mr. Becker took a rest on this one~

Also picked up The Hardest Way to Make a Living (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?s=143441&i=145543924&id=145544175) by The Streets. Going to have fun chewing the lyrics on that one.

[709]

What nobody is listening to the new Black Heart Procession (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=141857632&s=143441&i=141857854)? Not even 709? For shame...:) Yes, and I will say like it much more than the last one, but I haven't fully given it it's due yet because.....

....nowadays I must rejoice and mourn in unison, as the very last Grandaddy album came out recently as well. Just Like the Fambly Cat (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=152659332&s=143441) is reminiscent of both the excellent The Sophtware Slump (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=5518793&s=143441) yet takes a few cues from the more modern guitary Sumday (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=4834897&s=143441). I really like it...and I'm really going to miss these guys.

[xionja]

Went to a Doc Watson concert last night, Amazing! No words could do justice. He played with his grandson a little while too, it was awesome. North Carolina mountain music, you guys have it good down there! Only been to NC once, a few months ago, but I loved everything about it. What other old time/bluegrass musicians are really good?, anyone from NC (I know we have a few) have an idea?

As what I'm listening to right now, Preston Frank and Family. Awesome stuff.

[Ryan]

Kissing the Lipless - The Shins (just bought Chutes Too Narrow yesterday)

[_Ω_]

OK Computer.

One of the few albums which does not seem to age, and if it does it is improving. The songs still make me stop, think, and listen.

I feel my luck could change......

[_Ω_]

And no 6-6-6 day would be complete without Slayer.

:D

[wecallitfall]

a ten minute instrumental jam cover version of Cream's "sunshine of your love" by The Jimi Hendrix Experience

[wecallitfall]

"Turn it again" - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Frusciante just took off :D

[709]

MONO - You Are There (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=128668423&s=143441)

[spikeh]

MONO - You Are There (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=128668423&s=143441)

YES.

[CFP]

Radio 1, and Keane are playing, and consequently I want to die. :mad:

[spikeh]

Radio 1, and Keane are playing, and consequently I want to die. :mad:

:lol: So true, so true. Annie Mac = only good thing about R1.

[thegeriatric]

Acoustic Alchemy.

[kgarchar]

1,000 deaths - Aesop Rock

While Aesop is on iTMS, this song isn'tAesop is amazing, Labor Days might be my favorite album, or at least in the top 5.Best CD they ever put out... and on that note... their new shit sucks in comparison.Indeed, I saw them last year, and the only songs anyone knew were Keasby Nights, On and On and On, and 1234, 1234


I'm listening to The Fall of Troy. If you haven't heard, check them out.

[hiltond]

I was working on a project using a couple of clips from the Boy From Oz. Needless to say I have listened to the soundtrack all week. That can't really be Hugh Jackman's voice, can it? Oh well, the credits tell me it is.

Not that I don't like musical theatre, but I have been meaning to make a counter-measure cd. A cd where nothing has an overture.

I don't think I'll ever look at Wolverine the same way again.

[InactionMan]

I just got Buck 65's This Here Is Buck 65. I guess it's his best of album. For those that don't know Buck 65 (aka Rich Terfry) is a Halagonian (someone from Halifax, Nova Scotia) MC that's been kicking around for the last decade or so. He's had a couple of semi-hits in Canada and been showered with much critical praise. So I guess he signed a deal with one of the majors and released this compilation album. Sadly, my two favourite songs are kind of sucking because he re-recorded them for the album. The two songs are The Centaur and Pants on Fire. Both have gone from beyond awesome to just better than really good.

Back in the day Buck 65 had a really nasally delivery and music had a really cool hollow scratchy feel. The new shit is all gruff and acoustic, like he's trying to get the Beck crowd. His delivery is still great but these two songs were so much better before. And worst of all, he changed the lyrics on The Centaur from "I have plenty to say but nobody listens/Becaue my cock is so big and the end of it glistens" to "I have plenty to say but nobody listens/Because my clock is so clean and the hour hand is missing."

What the fuck. Thanks for killing the best line, Rich.

Yeah, so I'm actually listening to the original versions of the songs. If anyone bought the above mentioned album and wants to hear the originals just PM me and I'll shoot them over to you. They rule.

[Ryan]

Cry Freedom - Dave Matthews Band

[kretara]

Jezebel -- 10,000 Maniacs

[atomicbartbeans]

This (http://youtube.com/watch?v=YP_XG08JHyw) improvised synth performance.

[Yontsey]

This (http://youtube.com/watch?v=YP_XG08JHyw) improvised synth performance.

thats tight but the guy shows no emotion!!! its kinda weird, haha

[TheMats84]

Bob Dylan - Romance In Durango.

[MagSafe]

The Charlatans - Wonderland

[billybobsky]

Tom Petty - Refugee

[kbk]

Latest tunes in my head are-
Naive Orleans- Anberlin
Y'all Want a Single- Korn
All the Gina Joints in the World- Fall Out Boy

[omem]

Currently listening in repeat:

The Mars Volta - Amputechture

I know it's not out yet, but I can't wait to buy it! It's amazing.

[torifile]

I just noticed that the "h" is missing from "whatcha". 22 pages later. :lol:

[InactionMan]

I actually remember contemplating whether or not to put the 'h' in when I started this thread and decided that 'watcha' looks weird with the extra 'h'. So I decided to leave it out. It's not like there's a way to properly misspell watcha. :p


Oh, and I'm listening to Radiohead - I Might be Wrong. :)

[torifile]

Radiohead - I Might be Wrong
Good song. Do you have the live CD that has that title? I'm thinking about picking up Thom Yorke's CD tomorrow. I need a new radiohead fix and it seems that'll be the closest get for a few more months.

[ThunderPoit]

Frank Klepacki - Target
from the command and conquer sound track
found it today on iTMS
best VG Soundtrack evar! :D:D:D

[World Leader Pretend]

Hey, a bit off topic but I recently put together all the GarageBand songs I've made and posted them on my site. I made an album cover for fun, but half the songs don't belong anywhere near a real record :D :p

Check them out HERE (http://www.colinrosenow.com/ColinRosenow.com/First%20Pulse.html) or on my sig. I recommend "The Pulse" and "Pro Range Remix", although some may not like any of them. ;)

Anyway, report back on how you like them!

[World Leader Pretend]

Cry Freedom - Dave Matthews Band
Oooh, that is a great song! Love the older DMB stuff :)

[kgarchar]

Currently listening in repeat:

The Mars Volta - Amputechture

I know it's not out yet, but I can't wait to buy it! It's amazing.I'm digging it. It's much better than FTM...still a bit ambience-heavy though

I've been listening to The Early November (http://myspace.com/theearlynovember) - The Mother, The Mechanic, and The Path. Go pick it up, it will not dissapoint. It's also a freaking TRIPLE disc, so the 46 songs will keep you occupied for awhile

[TheMats84]

Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond.

[Messiahtosh]

Gomez - Notice

[Yontsey]

we just did some new recordings for my band Fangboner. check out our myspace site and gimme some feed back or leave comments on there. also add us as your friend!!!!

www.myspace.com/fangbonerrocks

[InactionMan]

Good song. Do you have the live CD that has that title? I'm thinking about picking up Thom Yorke's CD tomorrow. I need a new radiohead fix and it seems that'll be the closest get for a few more months.
Delayed response. :) I don't have the live album. I'm actually not a huge Radiohead fan. At least not compared to some fans. I've heard from a friend of mine (who happens to be one of those huge fans) that the Thom Yorke album is a steaming pile of poop.

Anyway, this week I'm on a bit of a Motown kick. Just listened to Papa Was A Rollin' Stone by The Temptations. Freaking awesome song.

And Indiana Wants Me is a terrific pop song.

[709]

I've heard from a friend of mine (who happens to be one of those huge fans) that the Thom Yorke album is a steaming pile of poop,Indeed. :( It bums me out to an extent. On the one hand his voice is fabulous, on the other, well, his voice is still fabulous...but the accompany is complete shit. I think I might like one song....but I'll let you know.


What am I listening to today? Funkadelic. Self-titled.

If there was a god, this would be his fuck music.

[kretara]

Enter Sandman - Metallica

[Wrao]

Thinking of You - Tony Toni Toné

:D

[TheMats84]

Can't Hardly Wait - The Replacements

[_Ω_]

Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone by JK Rowling. Only have an hour to go....

;)

[torifile]

Handshake Drugs (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=48511354&s=143441&i=48511371). Wilco, A Ghost is Born.

I'm addicted to this album.

I read a review of "Kicking Television" tonight in a magazine called "the big [something}"... I can't even remember the name of it. Anyway it was issue 58 of the mag. I had never seen it before but it seemed cool. So I had to come home and start listening to this cd. I love this album so much I bought it twice - once off of iTunes as an impulse buy. But then I realized how great it was and wanted the real thing so I could rip it at a rate that would do it justice.

[billybobsky]

Angie -- The Rolling Stones

[agent302]

Lazy Eyes by Silversun Pickups (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=74752665).

The album is phenomenal, and I'm only part way through the first listen.

[SKMDC]

I'm listening to tracks by Sam Therapy & King Dice

[scratt]

Lazy Boy - Underwear Goes Inside the Pants.

If you haven't heard it, do so today... :)

[revolution]

Goo Goo Dolls - Big Machine

[Yontsey]

ive been listening to a lot of gym class heroes and silverstein lately

[Robo]

I've been listening to "When You Were Young," the first single from The Killers' second album, Sam's Town.

I know you all hate them, but I like their over-the-top, loud-and-proud, Vegas-in-audio-form sound.

I was worried when word hit that they would be dropping their vaguely British, "New New Wave" style in favor of a more American, Bruce-Springsteen-inspired style, but if "When You Were Young" is any indication, they'll still have that over-the-top, loud-and-proud, Vegas-in-audio-form sound. They seem to have changed their style without alienating their fans - always a hard thing to do, when you're following up a triple platinum debut. (I'm obviously speaking from experience here.)

And if The Killers continued their knack for picking their worst songs for their singles, then Sam's Town will be good, indeed.

Stream it for free at www.islandrecords.com/thekillers.

[Franz Josef]

Theme tune - Lost In Translation. Great movie too. And yeah, Johansson has a great ass.

[billybobsky]

And nice breasts...

[Franz Josef]

And, I'm sure, a huge intellect......but we digress :)

[kretara]

The Devil Went Down to Georgia -- The Charlie Daniels Band

This is the only country song that I can even stand.

Now starting:
Extreme Ways -- Moby

[Brave Ulysses]

Instrumental #3 - B.B. King, live from the Fillmore East 6/9/71 (Late Show)

[matthewkane]

When I am Laid in earth, by the East Village Opera Company.

I highly reccommend their CD to anyone.

[Brave Ulysses]

Pretending (Rehearsal) - Eric Clapton, live from the Girogio Armani Gala NYC, 9/12/96

[Foj]

Like the Weather - 10,000 Maniacs

[SKMDC]

Romance in Durango - Bob Dylan

"hot chile peppers in the blistering sun, Dust on my face and on my cape"

seems appropriate today

[HOM]

Smiley Faces (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=152471339&s=143441&i=152471433) by Gnarls Barkley

Holy shit this album kicks ass.

:eek:

[World Leader Pretend]

The Gift (Alternative Mix) (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=160117498&s=143441&i=160117782) by Seether

This song is sweet! I ran across it as part of the Facebook free songs giveaways. I really like the song, although I'm not sure about the rest of the band's songs.


Also,

Camilo (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=104575301&s=143441&i=104574420) by State Radio. This is a protest/war song, but it gave me shivers while listening to it. :eek: Pretty powerful.

[alcimedes]

Time out of Mind : Bob Dylan

Great album.

[Messiahtosh]

Thanksgiving - Poi Dog Pondering

[spikeh]

Everyone is formally instructed to Get Yo' Ass Some Girl Talk!!! - briliant stuff, I heartily recommend getting hold of Hold It Up. Brilliant.

http://www.last.fm/music/Girl+Talk/_/Hold+Up

[InactionMan]

Buck 65 - Strong Arm (Mix Tape)

You can download it from the show and tell section of his website. It's free. And it rules. It's just him rapping over music.

http://www.buck65.com/

[SKMDC]

As - Stevie Wonder

from "Songs In the Key of Life"

an artist at the peak of his powers

[709]

Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We are Floating in Space

[hiltond]

Bruce Springsteen's live version of Jersey Girl and Neil Young's Harvest Moon. Rough week.

[torifile]

"This American Life" from 8/19. I bought audio hijack pro just so I could record this program. I love it.

[turbulentfurball]

Cobra Starship - Snakes on a Plane (Bring it) (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=174834872&s=143441&i=174834878)

*Click*

You know you want to...

:D

[torifile]

the needle has landed (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=125337817&s=143441&i=125337999), Neko Case, Fox Confessor Brings the Flood.

I have no idea what that the album title means but it's a great album.

[Kraetos]

Wheels - Cake (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=24088059&s=143441&i=24140853)

In fact I am just listening to all the Cake albums on shuffle and repeat. Once I rate all of them I'll make a smart playlist.

Wheels, The Distance, I Will Survive, Let Me Go, and Daria are some of my faves so far.

[torifile]

Take it there (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=183134522&s=143441&i=183134658). The Roots. Game Theory.

It just came out today. The Roots rock. I don't listen to much rap, but I always buy the new Roots. They can "spit" :lol:

[torifile]

What a good week for new music. Got the new Bob Dylan today. (thanks for the reminder, scates!)

I freakin' love this song. "Ain't talking" from Modern Times. Get this album if you don't have it already. Dylan's amazing.


heart burnin'
still yearnin'
someday you'll be glad to have me around

they will crush you with wealth and power
every waking moment you could cry
i'll make the most of one last extra hour
i'll avenge my father's death
then i'll step back

ain't talking
just walkin'
hand me down my walkin' cane

heart burnin'
still yearnin'
gotta getcha outta my miserable brain

That's some good shit.

[torifile]

(Am I the only one listening to music these days?)

"Now that I've found you." Alison Krauss, Now that I've Found you. (Weird, this track/album isn't on the iTMS. I checked it out from the library.)

[709]

Ugly Casanova - Sharpen Your Teeth (http://http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=3271881&s=143441). It's really nice, and fits my mood perfectly in these strange times. If you're a Modest Mouse fan it's a must-have.

[SKMDC]

Cueball Bobbin - Charlie Hunter Trio
from the CD Copperpolis

8-string Guitar virtuoso Charlie Hunter!
I'm very excited as he's headlining tonight's (9-1) Chicago Jazz Fest (free admission! / Grant Park)

[AWR]

Ok, I just loaded Bob Dylan into Pandora at work and it started off strong: Isis (on Desire). What a tune.

[SKMDC]

After Planet Waves, Desire is my favorite 70's Dylan work, (blood on the tracks comes in third)
It's interesting because he got help with lyrics on that one. Every song is either a Biography or a mini movie, sometimes both.

[Yontsey]

I've been listening to Valencia (http://http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=1736005) and Lydia (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=3713861) a lot lately. Ive been a huge Lydia fan for a long time but just recently got into Valencia.

[Ryan]

Liberty is a Statue - Evan Greer

[World Leader Pretend]

Electric Skychurch- Heaven (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=73329961&s=143441&i=9822896)

Very relaxing, but still edgy with its fast and hard-hitting drums and tonal changes. I heard this on an episode of IndieFeed podcast, so you can get it for free! Click the link above for the episode.

[spikeh]

(Am I the only one listening to music these days?)

If my favourite bands would do me the courtesy of not splitting (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hope_of_the_States)-the (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleater-Kinney)-fuck-up (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Strap_(band)), I'd be able to listen to music more.

:(

[Yontsey]

Ive been listening to this band called Crash Romeo lately. Just got the cd last week.

[709]

Shellac - at Action Park

Went and saw these guys play last night. What fucking fun. It was nice to see Steve up there again playing and making jokes. Whatever you might say about the man, you can't dismiss his influence on today's music.

You fuckers in Chicago are in for a treat this weekend. Touch and Go Records is having their 25th birthday party. Take a look at the lineup (http://www.tgrec.com/links/tg25/lineup/lineup_frameset.html). :eek: Fuck. If I didn't have concrete plans this weekend I'd be heading down for sure.

[InactionMan]

I've been listening to an ass-load of Sleater-Kinney since I heard they broke up. Best American rock band of the last ten years. Corin Tucker rules. Almost as much as Kim Deal. Not quite, but almost.

[torifile]

I've been listening to an ass-load of Sleater-Kinney since I heard they broke up. Best American rock band of the last ten years. Corin Tucker rules. Almost as much as Kim Deal. Not quite, but almost.
Sleater-Kinney broke up?!? That sucks. I've seen them a few times. Fun shows.

[Mac+]

I always hit this thread, it seems, whilst waiting for an Apple event.

Currently listening to ... well my signature. An inspired one chorus song by Steve Lukather from Falling In Between. This album still stands up for me, I'm happy to say.

[Franz Josef]

Leonard Cohen - Last Year Man

[InactionMan]

Sleater-Kinney broke up?!? That sucks. I've seen them a few times. Fun shows.
Yeah, I guess they just decided they didn't have any more rock in them. Though it's nice they decided to quit before they started sucking, a few of my favourite bands (I'm looking at you Jon Spencer Blues Explostion!) kept recorded long after they stopped being worthwhile.

[AWR]

I have been saturating my brain with Calexico.

The music transports me to the US Southwest - a place where I've never been, but it intrigues me nevertheless (not unlike the Pacific Northwest).

[Mac+]

I've moved onto my Classic Rock playlist. Who Are You? CSI (original or Miami - not sure) theme for the young'uns. ;)

[kretara]

Scenes From an Italian Restaurant -- Billy Joel

[Mac+]

know it well ... Eddy could never afford to live that kind of life. ;)

[SKMDC]

Theme for Lester Young* - Charles Mingus - from the CD MINGUS MINGUS MINGUS MINGUS MINGUS

This song could be the template soundtrack for any L.A. detective film noir movie.

*Later called "Goodpie Porkpie Hat"

[AWR]

"Marimba virtuoso Nancy Zeltsman (pictured) brought the Zeltsman Marimba Festival to WGBH's Studio One on July 25, 2006. One of the featured performers is Jack Van Geem, who first played marimba at the age of four and is now Principal Percussionist of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra."

I often listen to WGBH Boston's back catalogue of streams of Classical and Jazz at work. They have some REALLY nice stuff by some of the best musicians out there. Take a look:

http://www.wgbh.org/webcasts/command

[SKMDC]

Never Never Gonna Give You Up - Barry White

"often used by couples to create a romantic ambience"
-Wikipedia

[InactionMan]

So some guy named his solo project Final Fantasy and won the prize for best musical act in Canada. He beat out some pretty big names like Wolf Parade, Broken Social Scene and New Pornographers.

That's what I'm listening to, Final Fantasy's award winning album, titled He Poos Clouds. And for all of your listening enjoyment, this is This Lamb Sell Condos (http://tehaldo.googlepages.com/03thislambsellscondos.mp3), a song about an actual smarmy Toronto real estate salesmen. :D

[709]

Best album title ever. :D

I see eMusic has him, so I'll pick it up when my credits get renewed here shortly.

At this exact moment I'm listening to Beauty Pill - The Cigarette Girl From the Future (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=49249752&s=143441). It's a lovely EP.

[Foj]

Tank! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_25mVjKwcc)-The Seatbelts

[Fahrenheit]

Gavin DeGraw- Chariot (Stripped)

[SKMDC]

Symphony For Improvisers - Don Cherry

[709]

I'm in a quite different mood at the moment, so I put on Madeleine Peyroux - Careless Love. Yes, she sounds like Billie Holiday. No, these are not original songs. But goddamn if it isn't just perfect.

[staph]

King Missile, They and Mystical Shit/Fluting on the Hump.

[_Ω_]

Has anyone got the latest Patton venture Peeping Tom?

[709]

Yes. It's fantastic (of course). It's not really comparable to anything he's done in the past...think the musical variety of a Mr. Bungle album (though it doesn't sound like Bungle at all) mixed with his vocal style from FNM (kind of). Not a lot of Fantomas or Tomahawk influence as I hear it. It's just...different. And really really good. :)

*Patton fanboi*

[_Ω_]

Will have to see if I can track a copy down.

;)

[World Leader Pretend]

These two stand out in my current shuffle:

Western Biographic - Bound Stems (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=165997947&s=143441&i=165998005) These guys have a cool song here with complex story lyrics and a cool rocking beat.

Wish For - Delaware (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=160223436&s=143441&i=160223528) Very mature sound with a catchy chorus, also a good one for relaxed listening.


Seriously, check them out and report back! :)

[Foj]

Hockey on live stream. Thrashers vs. Predators.

Final 4-3 Thrashers in overtime. Go Thrashers!

[InactionMan]

Lily Allen - Smile

Apparently she's huge in the UK but hasn't quite made it over to this side of the drink. She writes some terrific, completely disposable pop songs that are just way too much fun to listen to. Though I estimate she has a very short shelf life.

[Perfecting_Zero]

Ebb: "I'm All Made Of Music"

http://www.myspace.com/ebbloona

[torifile]

The Island (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=200276340&s=143441&i=200276939), The Decembrists, from The Crane Wife. This band is one of my favorite "accidental" discoveries from the iTMS.

One of the ways I like to learn about new things is to look at what people who like similar things. For The Decembrists, I looked at what others who bought some Flaming Lips bought and then what those people bought. Sort of my own little social networking. :)

I did the same thing for "discovering" Ian McEwan.

[Elysium]

"King of Birds" - R.E.M.

[BuonRotto]

"L Train" by Shootyz Groove. Yup.

[709]

In The Fishtank Vol.14 - Isis & Aereogramme (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=194069098&s=143441)

I'd say this is the best one of the series so far. :)

[Yontsey]

The new My Chemical Romance cd.... The Black Parade

[turbulentfurball]

Lily Allen - Smile

Apparently she's huge in the UK but hasn't quite made it over to this side of the drink. She writes some terrific, completely disposable pop songs that are just way too much fun to listen to. Though I estimate she has a very short shelf life.

She's the worst kind of British white trash I've come across in the charts, and she's only famous because daddy is rich.

The first line of follow up single is:

Riding around on my bike all day cos the filth took away my license

N.B. 'The filth' is a term for the police used by some of Lily Allen's type.

I guess you could say I don't like her....

:D

[Ryan]

Detriot, Lift Up Your Weary Head! (Rebuild! Restore! Reconsider!) - Sufjan Stevens

[ZacMoose]

:) I can't get enough of Sufjan Stevens. I'm finding that I keep going back to The Widows Of Paradise though. And Casimir Pulaski Day.

Lot's of early Elliot Smith as well at the moment. Especialy Roman Candle.

[World Leader Pretend]

Some awesome local bands live in Aggieville!

http://aggiefest.net/

[fake_placebo]

hmm I'm digging Jeff Beckley all over again (raiding the parentals CD collection). He's so smooth, its great to just listen to.

I'm liking My Chemical Romance's new stuff, but I just really like them as a band...very likeable....

Oh and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon. I'd forgotten how damn good that CD is! Lovin it

[InactionMan]

She's the worst kind of British white trash I've come across in the charts, and she's only famous because daddy is rich.

The first line of follow up single is:



N.B. 'The filth' is a term for the police used by some of Lily Allen's type.

I guess you could say I don't like her....

:D
I guess because I control how much British pop I consume I can put her way up high on my list of things that are awesome. But the same applies to the Arctic Monkeys whom I'm sure many Brits despise. I'll admit, the song you quoted isn't one of the best but Everythings' Just Wonderful and Alfie and just terrific.

[AWR]

I did the same thing for "discovering" Ian McEwan.

What were you buying?

I did a similar thing on Pandora: playing my Lambchop station, turned me on to Calexico for which I've shunned all other music (but Bach!!) for about three months. :D

[torifile]

What were you buying?

I did a similar thing on Pandora: playing my Lambchop station, turned me on to Calexico for which I've shunned all other music (but Bach!!) for about three months. :D
I missed Lambchop's set at one of the last shows I went to. I was bummed. (It was M. Ward headlining, if you're interested). My friend lent me a Calexico CD that I haven't gotten around to listening to yet.

I can't even remember what I was looking at at the time I bought my first Ian McEwan. Just happenstance more than anything, I think.

[scratt]

Lily Allen - Smile

Apparently she's huge in the UK but hasn't quite made it over to this side of the drink. She writes some terrific, completely disposable pop songs that are just way too much fun to listen to. Though I estimate she has a very short shelf life.

I think she's great. And I am quite confused by turbulentfurball's assesment of her..
I listened to her on BBC Radio 1 being interviewed last week and she's a riot.
By the way. Using 'The Filth' to describe the police has more to do with the style / genre of her music, not her personal views.. But then British traffic cops are 'filth'.

She actually has a pedigree that is not so bad. Her Dad is a lovelly guy, and she is just a fun loving young pop wannabee.. I think she will go far, but I do think that her shelf life may be quite short once the novelty of her style starts to wear off.. However, she may yet change her style and prove people who think that, wrong.

[InactionMan]

Darn Tootin', scratt! It's not like she's England's answer to Paris Hilton.

Speaking of England, I'm embarking on a hardcore Pulp/Jarvis Cocker kick. I've finally completed my collection of early studio albums from Pulp, I've got my iPod loaded with all five instalments of Cocker's Jarvcasts (it's just him reading short stories! Dude fucking rules!) and I just finished watching the video for his new single, "Cunts are Still Running the World."

If you're not a fan of Pulp it's because you're wrong.

[Yontsey]

Anyone ever listen to "Refused" before? They are hardcore/punk and theyre from Sweden. Im addicted to the song, "New Noise".

[fake_placebo]

Refused are awesome....got a few of their albums..really like their stuff

At the moment Im hooked on "the Grates"- Gravity wont get u High

Oh and Pony Up "the truth about cats and dogs.....is that they die"

Really fun upbeat summer music!

[colivigan]

Leigh Nash, "Along the Wall (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=173972453&s=143441&i=173972462)". Arggh, can't get it out of my head.

[colivigan]

The Jags - "Best of". Just picked it up from Amazon. It's actually "All of" their only two albums. I'd almost forgotten about these guys. Sure, they were derivative, but damn were they fun. Wish I could find the original single version of "Back of My Hand", but this will have to do. The rest of their stuff was pretty good too.

Yeah, it's a women's world we live in, and a woman ... don't think straight.

[Moogs]

"Well this could be the last time
This could be the last time
Maybe the last time
I don't know..... Oh no.... Oh no"

[FFL]

All Around The World - RHCP >
Blinded By The Light - Manfred Mann >
Melt With You - Modern English >
Ice Cream Man - Van Halen

Party Shuffle makes for some interesting sequences sometimes.

[709]

My Brightest Diamond - Bring Me the Workhorse (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=174818827&s=143441)

It's lovely.

[709]

The Album Leaf - Into the Blue Again (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=183211887&s=143441)

Fantastic.

[atomicbartbeans]

The new My Chemical Romance cd.... The Black Parade
Just discovered it today; the title song is amazing... first time in quite a while that a song has actually brought tears to my eyes.

[Ryan]

The Crane Wife 3 - The Decemberists

[PKIDelirium]

Who Is It - Michael Jackson

[LiquidSpace]

Modeselektor - Hello Mom Remixes

[Messiahtosh]

Purple People Eater - Ray Stevens

[Elysium]

"Life Support" - The Strays

[colivigan]

Dareh Meyod (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=5523257&s=143441&i=5523227) by O.A.R. - strangely addictive, with a cool reggae groove ...

[Ryan]

El Camino Real - Alfred Reed

[scratt]

Apparently MTV won't play this video.. I can see what made them decide that, but it is a shame.. With all the rap crap out there about bling and bullshit, this masterpiece both visually and "audio-ly" from Faithless is my personal song of the year...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Xiec27yF-Y

[709]

Tom Waits - Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=203008620&s=143441)

[colivigan]

Mazzy Star ... mmm.

Fade into You, of course. But I think their next album Among My Swan is even better. Take Everything is my favorite, but the whole disk is really good.

Dreamy, mellow stuff. Hope Sandoval, you can have your way with me any time.

If I had this CD while I was in college, it would have been cued up ready to play every time I went out, just in case I came back with company. :)

[InactionMan]

I love it when people sue other people, especially when it relates to music. If it weren't for lawsuits I wouldn't know about all the best torrent sites. And now, because of a lawsuit I know about Wolfgangsvault.com. It's a site dedicated to making legendary concert promoter Bill Graham's entire collection of concerts available to the world.

This weeks featured concert is the Jimi Hendrix Experience live at the Winterland from October of 1968. So that's what I'm streaming. I may have to finally download Audio Hijack.

Here's the helpful news story: http://today.reuters.com/news/articleinvesting.aspx?view=CN&storyID=2006-12-19T014244Z_01_N18199843_RTRIDST_0_ROCK-LAWSUIT.XML&rpc=66&type=qcna

The site: http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/Home.aspx

[World Leader Pretend]

I came across this awesome stoner/indie band that has some really cool music. It is The Appleseed Cast, a Lawrence, Kansas band that has been flying under the mainstream radar.

I am listening to Fight Song (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=7240223&s=143441&i=7240211), one of their more popular songs.

[Yontsey]

Ive been rawkin 'He Is Legend - Suck out the Poison' lately. Great cd.

[octavist13]

Miles Davis - So What

Man, I forgot how good this guy is.

I came across this awesome stoner/indie band that has some really cool music. It is The Appleseed Cast, a Lawrence, Kansas band that has been flying under the mainstream radar.

I am listening to Fight Song (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=7240223&s=143441&i=7240211), one of their more popular songs.

Great band. I saw them at the Metro a couple years back. I think I'll have to listen to some of that next.

[Yontsey]

Has anyone ever listened to Cowboy Mouth or Ivan Neville before??????

[Dovek916]

Mad World-Michael Andrews
Depressing but, hey, isn't the world?:err: :eek: :confused: :(

[709]

Has anyone ever listened to Cowboy Mouth or Ivan Neville before??????Paging FFL.....

[World Leader Pretend]

Nature of the Experiment (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=155827826&s=143441&i=155827831) by Tokyo Police Club

Very interesting group, tons of different genres rolled into one band. Recommended :)

[FFL]

Originally Posted by Yontsey
Has anyone ever listened to Cowboy Mouth or Ivan Neville before??????
Paging FFL.....
Yea U Rite. :D

I've listened to both extensively - especially Ivan, who I have met and chatted with on several occasions.

Which of his music in particular were you digging, Yontsey?

For more of that great modern-alt-rock-meets-New-Orleans-funk sound, check out Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=45394049
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=74344204

[Yontsey]

Yea U Rite. :D

I've listened to both extensively - especially Ivan, who I have met and chatted with on several occasions.

Which of his music in particular were you digging, Yontsey?

For more of that great modern-alt-rock-meets-New-Orleans-funk sound, check out Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=45394049
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=74344204

Actually, to be honest, Ive never really listened to either, but Cowboy Mouth listened to our music and liked it and called us, so now were opening for them at the House of Blues in Cleveland on Feb 7th. Its an audition show for more tour dates around neighboring states.

[FFL]

Actually, to be honest, Ive never really listened to either, but Cowboy Mouth listened to our music and liked it and called us, so now were opening for them at the House of Blues in Cleveland on Feb 7th. Its an audition show for more tour dates around neighboring states.
Very cool! I hope it works out well for you.

You'll love their tour bus:

http://images.google.com/images?q=Cowboy%20Mouth%20bus

So out of curiosity - how did Ivan Neville's name come up?

[Yontsey]

So out of curiosity - how did Ivan Neville's name come up?

hes also on the opening bill.

[FFL]

Gotcha. Great night to be support!

Check out Ivan's current Dumpstafunk sound here:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=78924715&s=143441

[FFL]

Ivan's an interesting cat. His late-80's solo stuff was quite different from what he plays today (though I enjoy both thoroughly).

He's played keyboards with a lot of bigtime musicians including Mick and Keith, and is certainly the only person I've ever met who survived (but just barely...) a short stint as Keith Richards' best drug buddy.

http://www.ivanneville.com/biography.html
Ivan moved to Los Angeles where he expanded his musical prowess and gained an overall no-nonsense attitude to his approach at writing, performing and recording music. It wasn't long before he became a pivotal member of Bonnie Raitt's band, Rufus, Keith Richards & the Xpensive Winos and the Spin Doctors. Ivan launched his solo career with the acclaimed If My Ancestors Could See Me Now and, several years later, followed with Thanks. In between solo records, Ivan wrote, performed and/or recorded with Bonnie Raitt, Keith Richards, Robbie Robertson, The Rolling Stones and other major artists.

Here's a really great recent interview he gave:
http://offbeat.com/artman/publish/article_1060.shtml
I was going to sit in with the Rolling Stones at Giants Stadium on the Voodoo Lounge tour. I was on that record and Keith’s band—the Xpensive Winos, we had just done a tour right before the Stones got back together for the Voodoo Lounge thing. I was going to possibly play with the Stones and I was going to be on that tour. But I was too fucked-up. If Keith tells you you’re a little too out-of-control, you’re in bad shape.
:eek:

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[Yontsey]

hate to pimp it this way, but if no one has check out my bands myspace page lately, we have 3 songs from the EP that are on there and 1 song from a live show that we did that is downloadable for free.

www.myspace.com/fangbonerrocks

head on over and gimme some feedback!!!!!

one love

[torifile]

hate to pimp it this way, but if no one has check out my bands myspace page lately, we have 3 songs from the EP that are on there and 1 song from a live show that we did that is downloadable for free.

www.myspace.com/fangbonerrocks

head on over and gimme some feedback!!!!!

one love
I'll give those a listen.

I'm actually in your neck of the woods for the next couple of days (we've been in Oxford since Saturday). :)

[Yontsey]

I'll give those a listen.

I'm actually in your neck of the woods for the next couple of days (we've been in Oxford since Saturday). :)

Not bad. Oxford is prolly....3-4 hours away Im guessing. Ive never been there, but it's down my cinci/dayton and I can get to cinci in 3.5 hours. I hear it's nice there. I never really did like Miami U or the people that went there. Too high class for me.

[Moogs]

I realize I'm officially 10 years behind the curve (I like it that way, lets the music age like fine wine), but I just bought a Crystal Method CD from Amazon (Vegas) and it is pretty freakin sweet. I wouldn't listen to it all the time but it's just the right mix of edgy and smooth (not too industrial / shreek-tacular) to get into the groove.

I bought this one because it got excellent ratings across the board from Amazon users... anyone want to chime in as to whether or not it's their best CD? Would be willing to buy one more. My music purchases the last few years have gone more and more to the trip-hop trance-endental funkiness of Thievery Corp, K&D, etc. This is a little more techno that that stuff and not as varied, but still very well produced / put together.

More recommendations from these guys?

[Yontsey]

get ready for Fangboner madness!!!!! it'll be bigger than marble madness!!!!!

our debut EP came in the mail today. it was submitted to iTunes today, so who knows when they will post it. It will be up for sale February 24th!!!!

www.lightningrockrecords.com

[spikeh]

get ready for Fangboner madness!!!!! it'll be bigger than marble madness!!!!!

our debut EP came in the mail today. it was submitted to iTunes today, so who knows when they will post it. It will be up for sale February 24th!!!!

www.lightningrockrecords.com

Good luck dude! Will it be on the UK Store any time soon?

[Yontsey]

Good luck dude! Will it be on the UK Store any time soon?

Good question? I dont know what stores our label dude will be submitting it too....haha. Ill have to find that out for you and get back to ya. Thanks for the support though!

[709]

... anyone want to chime in as to whether or not it's their best CD? Would be willing to buy one more. My music purchases the last few years have gone more and more to the trip-hop trance-endental funkiness of Thievery Corp, K&D, etc. This is a little more techno that that stuff and not as varied, but still very well produced / put together.

More recommendations from these guys?Tweekend is great as well, but they started to fall apart for me on Legion of Boom. I mean, it's still very good, just not the CM I was used to. Kind of like when The Chemical Brothers released Surrender. After the fucking masterpieces that Dig Your Own Hole and Exit Planet Dust (and to some extent Brothers Gonna Work It Out, though that was more of a rehash of the previous two, genius as it was) were, Surrender just felt a bit flat. I gave up after Come With Us. Still some great stuff, but not mindblowing like the first two. I still listen to The Dust Brother's Fight Club Soundtrack though. Best night driving music ever.

If you like Vegas I'd seriously consider giving the first 2 or 3 Chemical Brothers CDs a listen. Dig Your Own Hole especially.

[Moogs]

Thanks. I saw Tweekend got some decent reviews but the others looked suspect. That's why I was asking (to see if these guys were 1 CD wonders basically). [edit]

The only Dust Brothers / Chemical Brothers CD I have is the Fight Club soundtrack, which is excellent. I listened to some samples of Dig Your Own Hole on iTunes and it seems way more hyper / ADHD Dance Club stuff than the above-noted soundtrack which has some serious texture and complexity to it (like wine maaaan, far out!). Maybe Exit Planet Dust is closer to the same and less "clubby"?