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Giddy Motors - Do Easy
I think I just found my album of the year. If you like stuff like Shellac or The Jesus Lizard you really need to check this album out (as well as their first album, Make It Pop).
I downloading a torrent of this album right now.
I'm pumped.
I'm pumped.
Hadn't heard these guys before Lolla. I'm enjoying the hell out of it this morning.
Working my way through the recoomendations from the Lips thread. Crunchier guitars than I was expecting after their set at Lolla, but awfully listenable nonetheless.
It's a Lollapalooza follow-up kind of weekend for Uhler!
Agalloch - Pale Folklore
Agalloch - The Mantle
Agalloch - Ashes Against the Grain
Is this band ever great. Screw Isis, the hipsters should be listening to this.
QUOTE(Saskadelphia @ Aug 13 2006, 10:12 AM) [snapback]162887[/snapback]
Is this band ever great. Screw Isis, the hipsters should be listening to this.
I downloaded Ashes Against the Grain on your recommendation and it sounds great on first listen. It seems like an album that requires some immersion so I'm looking forward to spending some time with it.
QUOTE(vurt @ Aug 12 2006, 06:11 PM) [snapback]162914[/snapback]
I downloaded Ashes Against the Grain on your recommendation and it sounds great on first listen. It seems like an album that requires some immersion so I'm looking forward to spending some time with it.
Their entire discography can be downloaded here.
It's a really unique sound...rooted in black metal/doom, but with touches of folk, neoclassical, goth, post punk, and post rock. And very accessible.
Junior Boys - So This is Goodbye
As someone who didn't like Last Exit at all... about half of this album is smoking hot. 1/4 of it is pretty good, and 1/4 is boring. But half of it is really fucking good.
Califone - Roots & Crowns
I've been listening to Quiskand/Cradlesnakes a lot lately, so when I found out this had leaked I grabbed it immediately and it's quite satisfying. And satisfying is kinda what I like about Califone. Its not flashy, intense, or impressive... its just music thats thoroughly good and interesting.
Get this one here: hxxp://www.sendspace.com/file/yrreao
I just found out, browsing the Califone wikipedia page, that it was Tim Rutili who was the other half of Ugly Cassanova. Never knew that....
Listened to these in my friend Brendan's car today:
Incredible music. Yup.
Then Dan and I screamed our heads off along to this in Beth's car:
Good fucking times, people. Goddamnit.
Incredible music. Yup.
Then Dan and I screamed our heads off along to this in Beth's car:
Good fucking times, people. Goddamnit.
Been listening to Postal Service b-sides quite a bit... which is odd, because I've had all of these songs for over a year now. Listened to a set of five of them about ten times in the past couple of weeks.
Otherwise, still mostly listening to the new Gatsbys American Dream and Hellogoodbye records, along with the Pipettes.
Otherwise, still mostly listening to the new Gatsbys American Dream and Hellogoodbye records, along with the Pipettes.
gilberto gil - 1968
nick drake - five leaves left
curve - doppelganger
I felt like listening to the Cure today. I'd go get all the album covers but meh.
whoa, that's fucking weird...
I was gonna listen to Sepultura but instead..
VAI TOMA NO CU!
VAI TOMA NO CU!
brilliant shit.
QUOTE(Saskadelphia @ Aug 12 2006, 07:44 PM) [snapback]162919[/snapback]
QUOTE(vurt @ Aug 12 2006, 06:11 PM) [snapback]162914[/snapback]
I downloaded Ashes Against the Grain on your recommendation and it sounds great on first listen. It seems like an album that requires some immersion so I'm looking forward to spending some time with it.
Their entire discography can be downloaded here.
It's a really unique sound...rooted in black metal/doom, but with touches of folk, neoclassical, goth, post punk, and post rock. And very accessible.
thanks for the recommendation and link! am downloading the mantle now.
edit: and YEAH this is incredible
ultravox "Vienna"
today's listening has been yesterday's buys:
the lô borges is the most i've ever paid for a record. it's very awesome.
the lô borges is the most i've ever paid for a record. it's very awesome.
Daniel Lanois - For the Beauty of Wynona
Borrowed this from my boss... liking it more than I expected, which is basically "eh, okay."
Borrowed this from my boss... liking it more than I expected, which is basically "eh, okay."
"how would you like a 12 gauge in your head?"
QUOTE(moofman @ Aug 12 2006, 08:56 PM) [snapback]162934[/snapback]
Califone - Roots & Crowns
I've been listening to Quiskand/Cradlesnakes a lot lately, so when I found out this had leaked I grabbed it immediately and it's quite satisfying. And satisfying is kinda what I like about Califone. Its not flashy, intense, or impressive... its just music thats thoroughly good and interesting.
Get this one here: hxxp://www.sendspace.com/file/yrreao
I just found out, browsing the Califone wikipedia page, that it was Tim Rutili who was the other half of Ugly Cassanova. Never knew that....
thanks for this... debating right now about going over to the hideout to see them play. i wonder if it's sold out. it's gotta be, right?
So this is pretty boring for the most part, but what's up with that last song? Sounds like the intro to a black metal album. Those vocals at the end kinda ruin it but otherwise it's pretty awesome and totally unexpected.
Welcome... I'd love to see 'em live. There's no TX dates listed, but I'm hoping they'll extend the tour in light of the album release. I'm assuming their awesome live, just because they seem like the style band that would be much more powerful in that setting.
Hooray for unironic German power metal!
how can you do this when you're only 23 years old?
QUOTE(elastico @ Aug 14 2006, 02:07 AM) [snapback]163512[/snapback]
how can you do this when you're only 23 years old?
Are you familiar with his work with Nazz? He was blowin' minds when he was 19.
Personally, I'm much more impressed by what he was able to do as a 56 year old. That's just me, though.
Don't make me use the ">"! 
Hey, I'll use it if you really don't want to.
you mean Liars? Don't like that album.
haven't heard the Nazz though.
haven't heard the Nazz though.
magazine - 'play'
I'm rather disturbed by the similarity of 'Songs From Under The Floorboards' &
Depeche Mode's 'Precious'..
prince - musicology
Not bad.
prince - 3121
Some alright stuff here but maybe I'm just not as entralled by it as I'd hoped to be.
gnarls barkley - st elsewhere
Being the old man slow on the pick up. I have mixed feelings on this. Some tracks are real sweet and others (like the VF cover) are just lost on me. Like DM mixing it up with various DJ's though.
Overall, not as tight to me as the Gemini project.
shit does that Gnarls album suck or what? "Crazy" and the VF cover are great but I can't stand the rest of it.
QUOTE(elastico @ Aug 14 2006, 02:33 PM) [snapback]163902[/snapback]
shit does that Gnarls album suck or what? "Crazy" and the VF cover are great but I can't stand the rest of it.
Not even "Smiley Faces"? You so crazy.
not even "Smiley Faces".
"Go Go Gadget Gospel" is one of the most obnoxious songs I've heard all year.
"Go Go Gadget Gospel" is one of the most obnoxious songs I've heard all year.
on a more positive note:
album fucking rocks all over the place
album fucking rocks all over the place
Both very cool albums. Thanks paves!
Yes, they are. They are both very cool albums.
And you are welcome.
And you are welcome.
my purchases from Rolling Stone Records tonite, i love going there late at nite:
such a great store to replace lost/stolen stuff from my collection, i'm not sure how they do it, but the majority of their cds are priced at 9.99 or less.
such a great store to replace lost/stolen stuff from my collection, i'm not sure how they do it, but the majority of their cds are priced at 9.99 or less.
the production on this album still annoys me a little bit - simply too crisp for a band that sounds way better with some grittiness, but, yeah, there are some killer songs here.
I only click on this thread once every month or so, but when I do there's usually an awesome recent post. RFTC conquers nations.
every time I see that album I have to post about fifty quotes from it
I'll try to restrain myself this time
I'll try to restrain myself this time
I'm listening to this right now...
...and it feels so fucking good to know that THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO DOUBT IN MY MIND THAT IT IS THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER MADE.
...and it feels so fucking good to know that THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO DOUBT IN MY MIND THAT IT IS THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER MADE.
ipod total random
"drive on to me" not a bad song, maybe a little guilty pleasure
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