What was the last album you acquired?

[Floyd.]

You could of bought, burnt, downloaded, stolen, found been given or whatever this is just a thread to tell me your new music and talk about it a little if you want. Give us a short review and why you like or don't like it and what music you rather better by the performer. If it attracts a lot of discussion for a particular band or album then we'll ask to have it split into it's own thread and we can further discuss it in detail there.

Today for $12 AUD second hand I bought these records:
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours:
I'm not a big Fleetwood Mac fan really but I bought it because it is a classic album and probably their best due to the divorce and band turmoil at the time but namely it was cheap, has good cover art and few good songs. If I get bored of it I reckon I'll give it to my dad's girlfriend who is a big fan.

Don Mclean - American Pie:
I absolutely hate must of Don Mcleans work especially the song American Pie itself though I passionately love the song Vincent and it's gentle, simple sensitivity. I think it is one of the most beautiful fan songs ever written and a great song about Van Gogh. I previously had it downloaded but bought the album today as it is so beautiful and never failt to make me tear up.

Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms:
I hate guitar wanking and people that have overlong solos and show off but I like itwhen done amazingly well which is pretty rare for me Mark Knopfler is one of the better ones but sometimes he's on the boundary. I also own Making Movies on vinyl which I consider to be their finest album and I grew up with dad playing Brothers In Arms on tape so thought it would be a good addition to my Vinyl listening collection.

Michael Jackson - Thriller:
It's a cult album and recognised as a classic so I got it, it won't get much play from me but every now and then if I feel like dancing like an idiot I'll put it on. The problem with the album is that it is so inconsistent with Thriller, Billy Jean and Beat It being the only good songs on the album really. The Girl Is Mine with Paul Mcartney is one of the worst songs ever written it is cringeworthy and laughably bad with the great comedy line from Michael 'I'm a lover not a fighter'. That said the Quincy Jones production and orchestration is superb and rivals his Sinatra work in areas.

Bob Marley - Legend
It's a compilation which I'm against generally as I believe really good albums work as a journey. However it is a great album especially the live version of No Woman No Cry where the crowd actually sings along in tune. I have had this on CD since I was 11, it is one of the first albums I ever bought and as my CD is pretty scratched I thought I should replace it. What can really be said other than that it is a classic and Marley and the Wailers were all genius and revolutionary?

Edith Piaf - I Regret Nothing
I only know a bit about Edith Piaf and am relatively new to her music but I like it, I will write more when I have favourites, know more and have more to write.

Edith Piaf - ?
This one doesn't seem to have a title other than to say 'mfp' unless it is meant to be a self titled release. Since I'm confused I'll put up the track listing:
No regrets
The three bells
Les croix
Enfin le printemps
Mea culpa
Monsieur le Noble
Marie Trottoir
Les amants de venise
Hymn to love
La Vie en rose
Heaven have mercy
Mon Dieu

Well that's all a pretty damned good haul for $12 if you ask me. Geez I love second-hand stores.

What was the last thing you acquired? What do you make of my haul?

Later note: I know recognise every single song on the Edith Piaf album, that isn't in english and it's fucking fantastic.

[Bazza]

Soothing Music For Stray Cats - Edgar Jones - Debut album from the ex-Stairs frontman and La's bassist. This is a great album for anyone who likes cool laid back jazz.

Winner - Big Boss Man Second album from Big Boss Man. Imagine a mix of Booker T & The MG's & Mongo Santamaria but with a singer. The album is full of hammond grooves.

What's It All About? - Rinaldi Sings Debut album from Rinaldi Sings and by far the best album released this year.

The Bureau - The Bureau Recorded in 1981 but only released in England this year. This is Searching For The Young Soul Rebels era Dexys but with Kevin Rowland replaced by Archie Brown.

Assume The Position It's ... - Jarvis Humby Like 60s style garage? If so, get this album. Look out for the U.S. issue on Hard Soul Records as it includes 2 extra
tracks.

Reds Strike The Blues - A Tribute To The Redskins The best tribute album ever? I think so.

[bunk]

i just downloaded something called Henmash with someone rapping to Hendrix stuff??

[marxist_socialist_aussie]

Just donwloaded Metallica's 'Load' and also bought the Essential Clash cd, the clash album is excellent, they were so great.

[Bazza]

One album I missed off my last list was Rat Patrol From Fort Bragg - The Clash This is the original Mick Jones mix of the Combat Rock album. Also included are a few songs which didn't make the final album. The CD also features a 2nd disc which included a great version of Rock The Casbah featuring Rankin' Roger from The Beat.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I bought The Pretenders debut album, If I Should Fall from Grace with God by The Pogues, Adventure by Television, and Johnny Cash live at Folsom Prison all of which are excelent.
The Pogues are probably my favorite from that bunch. And Television are great also. Adveture is a hugely under rated album.
Live at Folsom Prision has several extra tracks than the original release, so that's kickass.

Then a few weeks ago, the local music store was getting rid of about 15 records which were all kinda worn and scratched (and probably nobody wanted to begin with). There was some okay stuff, but also a lot of really bad shit that makes me reluctant to say that I like prog.
Remote Control by The Tubes - not entirely bad, but I won't listen to it much
Nether Lands by Dan Fogelberg - hate it
The Six Wives of henry VIII by Rick Wakeman - pretty bad
Demons and Wizards by Uriah Heep - need to listen to it more to form opinion
War Child by Jethro Tull - not their best, but not bad
The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and The Knights of the Round Table by Rick Wakeman - pretty bad
Cat Scratch Fever by Ted Nugent - not bad
Foxy Lady by Cher - haven't listened
Twin Sons of Different Mothers by Dan Fogelberg & Tim Weisberg - haven't listened
Double Live Gonzo by Ted Nugent - not bad
Razor Sharp by The Earl Slick Band - haven't listened
Trilogy by ELP - bad
Weekend Warriors by Ted Nugent - haven't listened
Ted Nugent (self-titled) - haven't listened
Captured Angel by Dan Fogelberg - horrible

Then I also bought Woman King (EP) by Iron & Wine - vinyl. It's amazingly good.
Tom Verlain's debut album - vinyl. Very good.
Rock and Roll Heart by Lou Reed also on vinyl. Not as good as I expected. I need to check out some more of his stuff, though.

Most recently I bout Wheels of Fire on vinyl by Cream and that one by Iron & Wine that i already mentioned.

[Postteen]

fuck!!In the proficiency exams i was looking for this verb,"acquire"and i couldn't express myself!!!Grrrr!!

Damnation and a day-COF ---->present
Still Life-Opeth----------->present
Viva Emptiness-Katatonia----->borrowed
Last fair deal gone down-Katatonia------>borrowed

A J.S Bach album,my piano teacher lent me in order to listen to the prelude i'm playing on Monday..and 2 dvd's i borrowed(Live in Rio - and Anathema's one..)

[Rage]

Last I bought:


Bad Religon: How Could Hell be any worse?
Bad Religion: No Control
Bad Religion: All Ages
Bad Religion: Process of Beliefe
Rage Agianst the Machine: Live and Rare
X-ecutioners- Revoloutions

/,,/
Rock on!

[Hegemonicretribution]

Bought Morcheebas new album... new singer.. not bad just bulking out the collection really. Something for the background, pleasant but not what I would describe as what really works for me.

[Urban Guerrilla]

I recently burnt a copy of System of a Down's new album Mezmerize :che:

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I bought Gorillaz's new album, Demon Days and Do or Die by Dropkick Murphys today.

Listening to Demon Days now and it's really, really good. Possibly the best album this year, believe it or not. IMO, of course...

[Floyd.]

Originally posted by RedZeppelin+May 30 2005, 12:28 AM--> (RedZeppelin @ May 30 2005, 12:28 AM)The Pogues - If I Should Fall from Grace with God
Johnny Cash - Live at Folsom Prison
The Pogues are probably my favorite from that bunch. And Television are great also. Adveture is a hugely under rated album.
Live at Folsom Prision has several extra tracks than the original release, so that's kickass.[/b]
I'd rather San Quentin to Folsom (I've got both) just because of the religious rubbish he goes on with that adds a different feel to the concert and there's something better about that album anyway. I've never really paid that much attention beyond Marquee Moon to be honest though.

If I Should Fall From Grace With God would be The Pogues second best album behind Rum Sodomy and the Lash and in some ways better. 'South Australia' is probably one of my favourite tracks on that album alongside the obvious 'Fairytale of New York'

Originally posted by "RedZeppelin"+--> ("RedZeppelin")Then a few weeks ago, the local music store was getting rid of about 15 records which were all kinda worn and scratched (and probably nobody wanted to begin with). There was some okay stuff, but also a lot of really bad shit that makes me reluctant to say that I like prog.[/b]
Most Prog isn't really worth admitting to liking as people despise wankery for a reason. The closest I really come is with Jethro Tull and more recently with The Mars Volta.

("RedZeppelin")
Jethro Tull - War Child: not their best, but not bad[/b][/quote]
This is actually a really good album but not as good as Thick As A Brick or Aqualung but still really good and it's Ian Anderson in fine form.


"RedZeppelin"@
Then I also bought Iron & Wine Woman King (EP) - vinyl. It's amazingly good.
Couldn't agree more; everythiong Sam Beam does is so soft and beautiful. If you like his work I advise (if you haven't already) buying Sufjan Stevens - Greetings From Michigan: The Great Lakes State, which is in the same vein of music but a lot better (if you can believe it).


"RedZeppelin"
Lou Reed - Rock and Roll Heart: also on vinyl. Not as good as I expected. I need to check out some more of his stuff, though.
Not worth it. People often say how Dylan is such an inconsistent let down well tyry Lou Reed, in the 80's during his Metal, Machine Music period he probably made some of the worst music ever, basically only his first two albums are worth owning or possibly a greatest hits wich will be 90% of Transformer anyway if it's a one disc. Laurie Anderson is far more interesting than her husband. If you own everything by The Velvets then don't bother to get anymore. Now Reed is just a pretentious old git making bad versions of The Raven by Poe in musical form and sadly it's his best work in years.

[Paradox]

Saturday I bought Black Market Militia's self-titled album, as well as Non-Phixion's The Future Is Now. Both of those albums are dope, if you're into Hip Hop. Today (Sunday) I went to Best Buy after work, had trouble deciding what to get, remembered hearing that this guy Sage Francis was as good as Immortal Technique, and bought that. That was a waste of money. It's supposed to be Hip Hop, but it sounded like rock music, and the beats were just wack. I went back to try and exchange it, but they wouldn't let me. While I was there that second time, I bought Sabac's album Sabacalypse/ A Change Gon' Come. Now that's some good Hip Hop. A couple of months back I bought The Perceptionists' Black Dialog. That's also a dope album. I also bought a 2 disc set of Malcolm X speeches a little over a month ago off of ebay :D .

[bed_of_nails]

Angel Of Retribution- Judas Priest

I picked it up today, and it is quite good.

[KrazyRabidSheep]

I just had to get a new "Nevermind" by Nirvana and "Naked " by Talking Heads. . .my old ones were scratched up pretty bad. . .

Last new albums I got:
"Make Believe" by Weezer
"True Love" by Toots & The Maytals
"Legs To Make Us Longer" by Kaki King and
(an original)Self-titled Red Hot Chili Peppers (probably a collector's item. . .I hope so, I don't have a phonograph anymore)

Now if you want to talk about old albums, I've got too many. . .last count (over five years ago) I had about 500 vinyl, 100 8-tracks, 1000 cassettes, and an on-going collection of CDs. . .estimated somewhere around 10,000. . .Many albums I've never even listened all the way through

[Eastside Revolt]

I recently downloaded Looptroop - Fort Europa.

They've been sugaring up their beats more and more, but it's still good music. Every member of looptroop has been consistently getting better. For a while Promoe was way ahead of the rest of them, but for this album they stepped it up.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I'd rather San Quentin to Folsom (I've got both) just because of the religious rubbish he goes on with that adds a different feel to the concert and there's something better about that album anyway. I've never really paid that much attention beyond Marquee Moon to be honest though.

I'll probably look into more Cash, since, to be honest, the Folsom prision album is a bit dated.

Marquee Moon is one of my top-5 favorite albums, and of course, Adventure isn't even close. But I highly recomend it still. It has some great stuff on it.


If I Should Fall From Grace With God would be The Pogues second best album behind Rum Sodomy and the Lash and in some ways better. 'South Australia' is probably one of my favourite tracks on that album alongside the obvious 'Fairytale of New York'

Thousands are sailing is also really cool.
So is the instrumental Metropolis.
Really impressive album. The first side is flawless, IMO.


Most Prog isn't really worth admitting to liking as people despise wankery for a reason. The closest I really come is with Jethro Tull and more recently with The Mars Volta.

I actually like quite a bit of prog. Including Pink Floyd (who I assume you like), whose 70s work I would consider progressive any day.

I also really King Crimson, some Yes, Moody Blues, Zappa (often, although ambiguously considered prog), 10cc, Procol Harum, and some other shit.

I really enjoyed The Mars Volta's fisrt album, but that's when I was really into prog. By the time I heard Frances my musical taste had changed.


Couldn't agree more; everythiong Sam Beam does is so soft and beautiful. If you like his work I advise (if you haven't already) buying Sufjan Stevens - Greetings From Michigan: The Great Lakes State, which is in the same vein of music but a lot better (if you can believe it).

Iron & Wine is touring, you know. He;s coming to New Orleans and I may be able to see him.

Have you heard anything by Devendra Banhardt?


Not worth it. People often say how Dylan is such an inconsistent let down well tyry Lou Reed, in the 80's during his Metal, Machine Music period he probably made some of the worst music ever, basically only his first two albums are worth owning or possibly a greatest hits wich will be 90% of Transformer anyway if it's a one disc. Laurie Anderson is far more interesting than her husband. If you own everything by The Velvets then don't bother to get anymore. Now Reed is just a pretentious old git making bad versions of The Raven by Poe in musical form and sadly it's his best work in years.

I love the Velvets. And I had heard great thinsg about Reed's solo career.
And I'm not sure if I'm grasping your Dylan comparison. Some of his stuff is "below-par", but in general he is amazing.

[Ruairidi]

well today i just downloaded Himsa's 'Courting Tragety and Disaster', I realllly like it

[Floyd.]

Originally posted by RedZeppelin+May 30 2005, 02:49 PM--> (RedZeppelin @ May 30 2005, 02:49 PM)I actually like quite a bit of prog. Including Pink Floyd (who I assume you like), whose 70s work I would consider progressive any day.[/b]
I hate Pink Floyd with a passion, Dave Gilmour and Syd Barrett are the only ones of them I respect as musicians; Roger Waters is a sulf indulgent wanker that made horrible music.

Floyd is my real name.

Originally posted by "RedZeppelin"+--> ("RedZeppelin")I also really King Crimson, some Yes, Moody Blues, Zappa (often, although ambiguously considered prog), 10cc, Procol Harum, and some other shit.[/b]
I can handle Yes, really like Zappa, 10cc had one good song the rest is horrible prog.



Couldn't agree more; everythiong Sam Beam does is so soft and beautiful. If you like his work I advise (if you haven't already) buying Sufjan Stevens - Greetings From Michigan: The Great Lakes State, which is in the same vein of music but a lot better (if you can believe it).


"RedZeppelin"@
Iron & Wine is touring, you know. He's coming to New Orleans and I may be able to see him.

Have you heard anything by Devendra Banhardt?
Check the dates on the first postings in these threads they were posted in June 2004 mostly I think. I have a Devendra disaster story but that's not for this thread.

Devendra page (http://www.revolutionaryleft.com/index.php?showtopic=26372&hl=devendra)

Marc Bolan page (http://www.revolutionaryleft.com/index.php?showtopic=28464&hl=devendra)

'music that describes you as a person' page (http://www.revolutionaryleft.com/index.php?showtopic=26108&hl=devendra)


"RedZeppelin"

And I'm not sure if I'm grasping your Dylan comparison. Some of his stuff is "below-par", but in general he is amazing.
Yes but the guy has something like 40 official albums and a lot of it is throw away rubbish especially during his born-again-christian period. Dylan is in my top 3 favourites being Nirvana, The Beatles and him but any die hard fan will admit that his back catalogue is far from flawless so I was just using that as a yardstick to say the Reed is nowhere near as prolific and that most of his back catalogue is total rubbish.

Continue with your discussion kids.

[Purple]

Dresden Dolls - "A" for Accident
Nice alternative music when youre moody or just feel like listening to them :ph34r:

The Doors - Strange Days
A couple of good songs like "strange days", and "people are strange"

Nine Inch Nails - With Teeth
Listening to it now, love it

System of a Down - Mezmerize
Love it

[Che1990]

I recently bought Rage Against The Machine - Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium

I understand you can get it on DVD aswell.

[Don't Change Your Name]

Originally posted by [email protected] 29 2005, 02:28 PM
War Child by Jethro Tull - not their best, but not bad
Weak album. Only one good song. The rest is mostly crap.


Trilogy by ELP - bad

Hm...actually, I think it's their best.


I have downloaded the following albums over the last days and I'm rating them from 0 to 10 so you get an idea about how much i like them, but note that I have to give them one or two more listens:

Peter Gabriel - "Peter Gabriel [II]": not bad, the production confuses me, but songs are good even if they aren't classics. 8/10
R.E.M. - "Up": Nice. I wasn't expecting it to be this good. 8/10
R.E.M. - "Reckoning": A bit better than Up. 8/10
R.E.M. - "Fables Of The Reconstruction": another 8. Need to give it another listen though. 8/10
Flaming Lips - "Transmissions From The Satellite Heart": bad. Ugly distortions, mediocre melodies, bad singing. Worse than "Yoshimi...". 5/10
Wire - "Chairs Missing": dissapointing. 7/10
The Stooges - "Fun House": a bit below "Raw Power", but the first 3 songs are really good. 8/10
Comus - "First Utterance": weird folk prog which would suit some pagan rituals in the woods or something. I kinda liked it, so I give it a low 7/10.
Frank Zappa - "Waka/Jawaka": another of those fusion albums. Not bad but not as good as "Grand Wazoo" or "Hot Rats". The first song's pretty good. A very low 8/10.
Neil Young - "Harvest Moon": nice surprise. I liked this one even if I thought it was gonna suck. 8/10
Pulp - "Different Class": not bad but sounds too much like a Bowie rip-off. 7/10

More soon...

[T_SP]

Dogs die in hot cars, downloaded and burnt!! They fucking rule!

[Floyd.]

Originally posted by El Infiltr(A)do+Jun 1 2005, 05:05 AM--> (El Infiltr(A)do @ Jun 1 2005, 05:05 AM)Peter Gabriel - "Peter Gabriel ": not bad, the production confuses me, but songs are good even if they aren't classics. 8/10
R.E.M. - "Up": Nice. I wasn't expecting it to be this good. 8/10
R.E.M. - "Reckoning": A bit better than Up. 8/10
R.E.M. - "Fables Of The Reconstruction": another 8. Need to give it another listen though. 8/10[/b]
I'd say that's about right . They're all pretty good.

[i]Originally posted by El Infiltr(A)do+--> (El Infiltr(A)do)Flaming Lips - "Transmissions From The Satellite Heart": bad. Ugly distortions, mediocre melodies, bad singing. Worse than "Yoshimi...". 5/10[/b]
I'd agree but I'd give it a far lower score it's irksome really. I know there is meant to be more to them but really TFL only worked as a novelty band when they were first starting out and before Wayne Cooper was grey and self impotant. Fuck he's incredibly dumb; more so than shows in the lyrics if you've ever read an interview with him.

Originally posted by El Infiltr(A)do
The Stooges - "Fun House": a bit below "Raw Power", but the first 3 songs are really good. 8/10
*Near chokes on coffee*
What? Really? I'd arfue it's stronger than Raw Power in many areas and it is totally the template for most punk and rock that came afterwards. It's a fucking genius seminal album.

El Infiltr(A)[email protected]
Neil Young - "Harvest Moon": nice surprise. I liked this one even if I thought it was gonna suck. 8/10
*chokes on coffee*
Despite what some critics and his detractors who don't get him say I am very hard pressed to say there is such a thing as a bad Neil Young album[ I even like 'Sleeps With Angels'. Glad you liked it. How many other Young albums do you own?

El Infiltr(A)do
Pulp - "Different Class": not bad but sounds too much like a Bowie rip-off. 7/10
Couldn't agree more I think everythhing about Jarvis is blown out of proportion and Pulp are really overrated because the Brit music scene was desperate for an indie hero at the time that he got big recognition.

[Hampton]

2Pac- Makaveli The Don- The Way He Wanted It

Sunz Of Man- Saviorz Day

Sean Price- Monkey Barz

[ComradeChris]

System of a Down - Mezmerize
Fear Factory (double disk) - Soul of a New Machine
- Fear is the Mind Killer (A remix CD)

[Don't Change Your Name]

Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2005, 04:16 AM
*Near chokes on coffee*
What? Really? I'd arfue it's stronger than Raw Power in many areas and it is totally the template for most punk and rock that came afterwards. It's a fucking genius seminal album.
Yeah, but only the first 3 songs are on the same level as the best stuff on Raw Power. The rest is unnecesary. Raw Power, however, is more of a "songs" album.


*chokes on coffee*
Despite what some critics and his detractors who don't get him say I am very hard pressed to say there is such a thing as a bad Neil Young album[ I even like 'Sleeps With Angels'. Glad you liked it. How many other Young albums do you own?

None. But I had heard "Harvest" before and I didn't like it so for some reason I thought I made a mistake when I started listening to this one. I was surprised so I'm gonna get into his other albums, which is somethign I should have done a long time ago.

Oh, I heard Patti Smith's "Horses" yesterday. It's good but I need to give it a few more listens. It gets a 7/10 so far.

[Floyd.]

I'd give horses 9/10. Did you know Mapplethorpe shot the iconic cover photograph? Patti Smith is just so hit and miss and her new material isn't much at all really but I know a bloke whi thinks it is her best. Horses is her greatest album and widely recognised as such for a good reason. I think L7 picked up where Patti Smith left off in many ways and the two sat perfectly together on the Natural Born Killers soundtrack.

As for Neil Young; Harvest has some crapper moments such as A Man Needs A Maid but really it's a fucking fantastic album and I fully endorse getting high playing it repeatedly and giving it another chance.

[Hegemonicretribution]

Just got a Jef Buckley; Eternal life C.D. with a few different versions of songs. Also M.C. Hammer, but that was for novelty purposes.

[Redmau5]

Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2005, 04:20 AM
2Pac- Makaveli The Don- The Way He Wanted It

Is that a collection of Pac's older songs Hampton ? Cuz i've never heard of it.

I just got Dead Prez - Revolutionary but Gangsta. It's a quality album but not as good as Lets get free.

[Lacrimi de Chiciură]

I recently downloaded most of The Postal Service's "Give Up." I like it very much. Relaxing, happy, sad.

[FatFreeMilk]

Just got:

Mike jones - Who is Mike Jones?
Beck-Guero

and a mix that I bought at the Mex/Cali border which includes:
Cafe Tacuba
Enanitos verdes
Fobia
Herues del silencio
La Ley
maldita Besinidad
Mana
Soda Estereo

The Mars Volta is next on my list.

[che's long lost daughter]

still trying to download:


Want and 11:11 by Rufus Wainwright
Inflammatory Writ and Flying a Kite by Joanna Newsom
Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley

[Purple]

Daisy - The Waltzmeister (8/10)

A mixture of cabarè, classical, jazz, and alternative pop. A tad of humour, and sentimental drama.

[Inti]

I bought Svenska Akademien - Tändstickor för dom mörkrädda,
Helt Off - Helt Off
Timbuktu - Alla vill till himmelen men ingen vill dö

Some nice reggae and hip hop from my dear province in Sweden:)

[Anti-establishment]

Think it was Ice Cube - Amerikkka's most wanted, one that was missin from the collection just.

[Invader Zim]

Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible - 10/10 (best album I own)
The Levellers - Levelling the Land

Idlewild - The Remote Part - 7/10

Tool - Opiate - 9/10 (Great EP)

Ocean Colour Scene - Marchin Already - 8-10

Pixies - Trompe La Monde - 9/10

Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R - 7/10

Dream Theatre - Awake - 7-10

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - B.R.M.C. - 8-10

Deftones - Adrenaline - 7/10

Feeder - Yesterday Went Too Soon - 7/10

Kyuss - Blues for a Red Sun - 8/10

Machine Head - Burn My Eyes - 6/10

Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists - 9/10

Nine Inch Nails - Broken - 9/10 (makes me want to kill things)

Oasis - Definatly maybe - 8/10

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here - 9/10



That will do for now.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Today I got Be by Common, which is great
can't say much about it since I've had a very limited exposure to hip-hop, but I really like this album
I also got Soul Circus by Victor Wooten
also a good album
This is the guy from Bela Fleck, who I've loved for years, but I never knew Victor was such a talented bassist. Really funky stuff.

One of the best albums I've bought recently is The Woods by Sleater-Kinney.
I haven't heard their previous albums, but this is amazing. I'm probably gonna sound ignorant here, but their music is like a combination of punk and metal. What the fuck am I talking about? I know, it makes no sense. But it rocks.

You'd be better off reading the review of it from pitchfork.com, although it's a bit pop music snob-ish, it's good.

[Anarcho-Communist]

Mezmerize - System of a Down
Ramones - Best of the chrysalis years
Pink Floyd - The Wall dvd
3 RATM dvds

[Sir Aunty Christ]

The new Oasis album - pretty good actually.

[SpeCtrE]

I stole some CD from a friend the other day. And turned out to be Jenn-fucking-lopez.

Can you believe my luck?

[el nicaraguense]

rancid-Indestructable

[FriedFrog]

The Flaming Lips - Clouds Taste Metallic

One of the few albums I actually went out and bought

[FatFreeMilk]

I stole some CD from a friend the other day. What a great friend you are!

[Anti-establishment]

Ano, poor little theif, still, your friend has really bad taste to have J.Lo in the cd collection

[Hegemonicretribution]

Just got the complete Ring der Nibelungen. I had some of the hightlights but it wasn't the same. I do not agree with the man or the uses of his music, but cranked with the surround little beats this piece.

I seem to have been buying C.D.s reguarly and erratically of late, god I love that second hand stall.

[bed_of_nails]

Skid Row- 40 Seasons and still going strong (Greatest hits).

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Today I bought Be by Common, which I'm yet to hear. It should be quite good, though.
I also got Gimme Fiction by Spoon. Also haven't heard it.
Eat a Peach by The Allmans. It's really good. Great hippy jam music. Less bluesy than their live album at the Filmore, but good nonetheless.
Also bought Soul Circus by Victor Wooten. Really funky stuff. Really different from his stuff with the Flecktones. It really showcases his technical ability, but also great songwriting, emotion, and soul. Kickass because it has the song "Victa", which is about his name being Victa', and my name is Victor.
Also got Our Endless Numbered Days by Iron & Wine. Not as good as Woman King, but still good. Even more folksy and more rudimetarily produced than his new work.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

listening to common now
it's really kickass
i highly recomend it
great hip-hop all-around
good instrumentals, bass, etc.
his raps are more smooth than his older stuff, but still cool

[Comrade san]

Million Dead - Harmony no Harmony
Fucking Brilliant band, they are the shit!

[Donnie]

I currently downloaded the album CRASS: The feeding of the 5000. Its really good

[danny android]

i just got bight eyes' "i'm wide awake it's morning". I love it lyrically it is great. some of my favorite tracks are the bottom of everything, first day of my life, land locked blues and the road to joy. but it is hard to pick the best songs from this album because it is freaking spectacular.

[Rockfan]

SOAD's Mesmerized motherfucker!!

[Floyd.]

Today I got more Vinyl I'll post the albums now and a short review later even thjough I've already heard 3 of them I can't be arsed now.

Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Joan Armatrading - Show Some Emotion
Simon and Garfunkel - Simon and Garfunkel's Greatest Hits
David Essex - Rock On
and the soundtrack to West Side Story

[Bazza]

I got The Dead 60s debut album yesterday. I ordered it from the States as the U.K. release has been put back 3 months. It's a good album, very Clash/Specials influenced.

[Rage]

KRS-One : Keep Right
Immortal Technique: Revoloutionary Vol. 2


/,,/
Rock on!

[Phalanx]

Audioslave-Out of Exile

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I got Face the Truth by Stephen Malkmus today
pretty good

[Anarcho-Communist]

I have just finished downloading the album "Rock Against Bush Vol. 1 & 2" great anti-bush punk rock.

[dark fairy]

system of a down mezmerize-it's pretty cool...
"MY COCK IS MUCH BIGGER THAN YOURS!!!"

[Rockfan]

Originally posted by dark [email protected] 17 2005, 05:57 PM
system of a down mezmerize-it's pretty cool...
"MY COCK IS MUCH BIGGER THAN YOURS!!!"
MY COCK CAN WALK RIGHT THRU THE DOOR

[dark fairy]

"with the feeling so pure it's got you screaming back for more!"
dude you kick ass.....

[Sir Aunty Christ]

Exodus: Bob Marley
Some Cities: Doves
Get Lifted: John Legend

[Fidelbrand]

Coldplay's " x & y"

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Rejoicing In the Hands and Nino Rojo LPs by Devendra Banhart
both are available together for only $18
not bad

[Floyd.]

You should of got Oh Me Oh My... instead!

[workersunity]

welp my other last one was mezmerize, but my most recent one is the 101'ers

[Xiao Banfa]

The last records I bought were vinyl copies of

Steely Dan "Aja"- Brilliant 70's Jazz rock fusion. Pedantic New York jazz-trained purists. There are no best songs on this. All absolute killer

The Fugs -self titled- Crazy 67' wierd hippy shit. Allen Ginsberg is a member. Timothy Leary co-wrote a song with them. They did an exorcism in front of the Pentagon chanting: "out demons out".

The Chills "The Lost EP"- Washed out Dunedin (cold city in NZ) acid indie circa 81-86. Brooding and dark drone cut with jangly melodic sparkle. Bloody brilliant.

[Rockfan]

Originally posted by Tino [email protected] 25 2005, 03:00 PM
The last records I bought were vinyl copies of

Steely Dan "Aja"- Brilliant 70's Jazz rock fusion. Pedantic New York jazz-trained purists. There are no best songs on this. All absolute killer

The Fugs -self titled- Crazy 67' wierd hippy shit. Allen Ginsberg is a member. Timothy Leary co-wrote a song with them. They did an exorcism in front of the Pentagon chanting: "out demons out".

The Chills "The Lost EP"- Washed out Dunedin (cold city in NZ) acid indie circa 81-86. Brooding and dark drone cut with jangly melodic sparkle. Bloody brilliant.
Yay another kiwi member. Where you from bro, I live in Rotorua.

[Rockfan]

Originally posted by dark [email protected] 22 2005, 08:41 PM
"with the feeling so pure it's got you screaming back for more!"
dude you kick ass.....
lol not bad ur self

[Fidelbrand]

Originally posted by [email protected] 25 2005, 03:47 AM
Coldplay's " x & y"
anyone interested can send me a PM, I can send it to you. ;)

[Floyd.]

Ween - The Pod

Anyone who knows this album now understands and respects me!

[silentprotest]

last albums i bought are as follows:

MTV Unplugged - Dashboard Confessional
Late Night Tales - The FLaming Lips
Warnings/Promises - Idlewild

[Postteen]

I was given an mp3 with nearly all the albums of COF, a "Promised Land" - Queensryche and I got "Witching Hour"-Venom.Havent heard it yet, and I dunno if it's good.....

[Revolutionary_Anarchism]

My girlfriend bought me the new Coldplay album, i hate it.

[Sir Aunty Christ]

Iggy Pop & The Stooges - Penetration
The La's - The La's
Peaches: The Very Best of the Stranglers
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life

[Sir Aunty Christ]

Downloaded Marquee Moon

[JazzRemington]

Last album(s) I downloaded was a bunch of Ren&Stimpy stuff, including the full Christmas album. Before that, it was an album by Fenris, a black/viking metal band.

I'm hoping to get this CRASS reprint of The Feeding of the 5,000 on vinyl.

[Eastside Revolt]

I traded this kid i work with, a couple of Jash Martinez CD's, for "Tee Productions Mixtape" (norwiegen hip hop in english), and "P.O.S Buckslice" (undergound Vancouver hip hop).

Tee Productions is alright, but P.O.S is dope, a couple kids I know spit some verses on it.

[Kitbag]

Frances The Mute - The Mars Volta
De-Loused In The Comatorium - The Mars Volta
Transmissions From The Satelite Heart - The Flaming Lips

[Vallegrande]

Does anyone know where to get Jim Page's "Human Interesting" album at a good price?

[Felicia]

it's been a year since I bought a CD...... and I think it was Beanie Man :lol:

[praxis1966]

Flogging Molly--Drunken Lullabies. I didn't pay for it, though; I just downloaded it using LimeWire. Other than that, I've been downloading alot of Irish rebel music lately, The Dubliners, The Wolfe Tones, etc.

[Pawn Power]

Who's Next- The Who

[rise_up]

I bought: Black market clash(the clash) and rage against the machine (self titled)

[Floyd.]

Bought on CD
L7 - Bricks Are Heavy
L7 - Hungry For Stink
Neil Young - Sleeps With Angels (I know it's for Kurt but the name still makes me think of a celestial gigolo)

On vinyl:
JJ Cale - Naturally
Nirvana - In Utero (No Hidden track)
Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac
Frank Zappa and The Mothers - Just Another LA Band

Downloaded:
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Henry's Dream
CocoRosie - Le Maison de Mon Reve
Buzzcocks - John Peel Sessions
Melvins - Houdini
Daniel Johnston - The Early Recordings, Vol. 1 Disc 1
Daniel Johnston - The Early Recordings, Vol. 1 Disc 2
Iggy Pop and The Stooges - Raw Power
Joanna Newsom - The Milk-Eyed Mender
Kaizers Orchestra - Ompa Til du Dør
The Lemonheads - It's a Shame About Ray
Little Wings - Light Green Leaves
The Mountain Goats - Zopilote Machine
Nina Simone - Pastel Blues/Let It All Out
The Raincoats - The Raincoats
Six Organs Of Admittance - School of the Flower
Tom Waits - Blue Valentine
Misfits - Static Age
and a shitload of Blue Sky boys I'm in the process of getting all 80 or so songs from this guys one folder

Given:
Daft Punk - Homework
Bill Hicks - Rant in E Minor
Bill Hicks - Relentless

[Sir Aunty Christ]

Hard-Fi: Stars of CCTV

[Pawn Power]

Downloaded

Against The Grain (2004 remasted)- Bad Religion

[Postteen]

I don't know if i've said it before, but I got an mp3 with 5 albums of Anathema!!I love it!!

[The Forum Idiot]

Latest one I downloaded - Television - Adventure (haven't listened to it all yet)
Latest one I am currently downloading - Television - Marquee Moon (still downloading....)

Last album my dad bought that I've hogged - Patti Smith - Horses (fucking awesome)

[Anarcho-Communist]

I just purchased The Foo Fighters new album In Your Honour :D

[Hegemonicretribution]

Got given the Metropolis part II Scenes from a memory by Dream Theatre. I had my copy go walkies nearly two years ago, and as my fave DT album I was fairly annoyed. I couldn't get a copy where I live so I was excited.

Also just found a CDR compilation of my friends from a couple of years back, good to see what we were listening to. Also it has about 12 tracks I no longer have recordings of. :D

[Mujer Libre]

I went on a discount CD splurge this week...

I got
Queen- A Night at the Opera
Queen- A Day at the Races
Led Zeppelin- I
Led Zeppelin- IV
Placebo- self-titled
The Smashing Pumpkins- Adore

[h&s]

Bought: The Fury of Our Makers Hand, by DevilDriver. It fucking rocks!

[Stormshield]

Darkthrone - Sardonic Wrath and Nasum - Helvete

Both really good :D

[Floyd.]

I'm in the process of downloading everything ever done by Evan Dando.

[BitchBrew]

Lasted download The Yes Album by the band Yes.

Big fan of psychadelic/ proggresiv rock

[Sir Aunty Christ]

The Clash - London Calling
David Bowie - Hunky Dory

[Des]

Neil Young - Live Rust

[KC]

Last CD I bought was Neil Perry (http://www.level-plane.com/html/index.html) - Lineage Situation. I also bought Modest Mouse - Building Nothing Out Of Something, but I've had that cd forever as burnt and just bought it to replace the burnt copy.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

yesterday I bought Armed Forces by Elvis Costello & The Attractions. My orders of Illinoise by Sufjan Stevens, Caetano Veloso self-titled, Talking Heads:77, Pink Flag by Wire, and Energy by Operation Ivy came in the mail yesterday as well.

[Hegemonicretribution]

Just bought an ace of base album from 93, reminds me of wha I used to listen on he radio when I was younger.

[bed_of_nails]

I am sorry ^

Joe Perry's new Solo Album yesterday...

[Anarcho-Communist]

London Calling - The Clash

[moskvax]

Plaid - Spokes

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2005, 12:29 AM

Joe Perry's new Solo Album yesterday...
rofl
why?

[bed_of_nails]

Originally posted by RedZeppelin+Aug 27 2005, 11:11 AM--> (RedZeppelin @ Aug 27 2005, 11:11 AM)
[email protected] 27 2005, 12:29 AM

Joe Perry's new Solo Album yesterday...
rofl
why? [/b]
I am a huge Aerosmith fan. I was raised on Aerosmith. I was about 4-5 years old and singing songs like "Dude (looks like a lady)" and "Love in an Elevator".

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Originally posted by bed_of_nails+Aug 27 2005, 01:56 PM--> (bed_of_nails @ Aug 27 2005, 01:56 PM)
Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2005, 11:11 AM

[email protected] 27 2005, 12:29 AM

Joe Perry's new Solo Album yesterday...
rofl
why?
I am a huge Aerosmith fan. I was raised on Aerosmith. I was about 4-5 years old and singing songs like "Dude (looks like a lady)" and "Love in an Elevator". [/b]
I'm sorry

[Anti-establishment]

Raekwon's Only Built For Cuban Linx - tis a rap classic.

[Seeker]

The last full album I got on CD was the album eMOTIVe by A Perfect Circle. A friend just handed me an unlabeled, burned CD and said who the artist was.

They do a cool remake of Imagine (http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/virg001/a_perfect_circle/audio/emotive/imagine_00_wm.asx) by The Beatles.

[Organic Revolution]

I got take action vol. 4.

[Redmau5]

Mobb Deep - The Infamous

Wu Tang Clan - Enter the Wu Tang: 36 Chambers

Ice Cube - Death Certificate

Three rap classics.

[Carmen]

guns 'n' roses - appetite for destruction
it's good stuff :D

[The Grey Blur]

Renegades - Rage Against The Machine

The Best of - The Byrds

[bombeverything]

The Red Paintings - Walls

I am waiting for my sisters friend to burn the Youth Group album for me.

[bed_of_nails]

Originally posted by RedZeppelin+Aug 27 2005, 12:05 PM--> (RedZeppelin @ Aug 27 2005, 12:05 PM)
Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2005, 01:56 PM

Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2005, 11:11 AM

[email protected] 27 2005, 12:29 AM

Joe Perry's new Solo Album yesterday...
rofl
why?
I am a huge Aerosmith fan. I was raised on Aerosmith. I was about 4-5 years old and singing songs like "Dude (looks like a lady)" and "Love in an Elevator".
I'm sorry [/b]
Sorry my musical tastes are so much better? I understand and am sure they have rehab for you. :P

[dev/null]

I recently (within the two months) purchased Nine Inch Nails - With Teeth as well as Garbage - Bleed Like Me. Both very much worth the ten dollars. With Teeth is definately up there as one of my favorite albums ever. It's certainly nice when Reznor forgoes all of the filler and makes an album with nothing but actual songs :P

[atlanticche]

the last albums i bought:
Iggy Pop - Lust for life
Janes Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
Jack Off Jill - Sexless Demons and Scars
just albums ive wanted for awhile that i hadn't had the chance to buy before, at this second in time there is nothing new out there thats worth buying that i haven't already bought

ive already bought NIN - With Teeth (as well as all the other albums except one and seen them live twice) i did really like it but for the few months before it atually came out i had spent practically all my time listening to The Fragile and fell in love with all of Trent's experimental stuff and was kinda disappointed to see all of with teeth being actual songs and radio friendly but still really fucking good

[Subpar]

A Mountain 7", Pink Floyd - Animals, John Lennon - Imagine, Joan of Arc / Bundini Brown Split, Explosions in the Sky - Those Who tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever.

All on the beautiful sound of Vinyl.

[TheReadMenace]

I don't really have any recent hauls, but over the past few months, I have a few favourites:

Xasthur - 'To Violate the Oblivious'
Double LP, #133/500
This album is fuckin' killer. Hateful, suicidal, satanic black metal. What more can you ask for?

Disgorge - 'Cranial Impalement'
This is actually a re-release of their demos, the first half being taken from DAT, the second taken from tape. It's a pretty sick cut, actually.

Disgorge - 'Parallels of Infinite Torture'
This is their newest album. It's insane. The lyrics are sick as hell, too.

Nargaroth - 'Geliebte des Regens'
More depressive, hateful, raw black metal, though more mid-paced than his other stuff. The tracks are long and repetitive, but that's the beauty of it: the simplicity, the emotion, it all forms his more 'conceptual' approach to this album.

Soon-to-be-in-the-mail (maybe):

Nachtmystium - 'Eulogy IV'
Aesthenia - s/t
Avenger - 'Fall of Devotion, Wrath, and Blasphemy'
Judas Iscariot - 'And the Cold Earth Slept Below'


Andrew

[Hate Is Art]

Yesterday I got:

Sigur Ros - ( )
The Lemonheads - It's a Shame About Ray
Babyshambles - Fuck Forever.

All damn excellent.

[Ollie]

Originally posted by Digital [email protected] 1 2005, 08:19 PM
Yesterday I got:

Sigur Ros - ( )
The Lemonheads - It's a Shame About Ray
Babyshambles - Fuck Forever.

All damn excellent.
Kool, sigur ros are ace!! I love that album!
They have a new album out in a couple of weeks i think called "takk"

Ollie

[Hate Is Art]

Yeah they do, it's meant to be a lot happier and upbeat. I love the way ( ) sounds so hopeless and cold though. It's a beautifully orchestrated, symphonic album. It's so haunting and empty whilst at the same time being completly full of energy. It's one of the best albums I've ever heard.

xx

[dev/null]

Originally posted by [email protected] 31 2005, 03:00 PM
ive already bought NIN - With Teeth (as well as all the other albums except one and seen them live twice) i did really like it but for the few months before it atually came out i had spent practically all my time listening to The Fragile and fell in love with all of Trent's experimental stuff and was kinda disappointed to see all of with teeth being actual songs and radio friendly but still really fucking good
Don't get me wrong, I love the other albums as well, but a lot of times I simply throw some disks in and hit random, so it's dissapointing to come across those few tracks that are boarderline silence. The second disk of The Fragile suffers from that a lot where the fist disc and The Downard Spiral only have two, maybe three. Pretty Hate Machine doesn't really loose pace from anything however :)

Hehe, radio friendly? A few of them are, almost to the overly obvious point, but for all of the repeating choruses and easily memorized hooks, I was thrilled to see that Only was chosen as the second single as it was instantly my favorite song on the album.

[Arsiema]

The last album i downloaded and burned is
Annie Lennox - medusa.

[rioters bloc]

bought propagandhi - less talk, more rock today

got a bonus 'rock against floyd' cd too ;)

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs by Derek & The Dominos LP
Late Registration by Kanye West CD

both are excelent

[Floyd.]

Originally posted by rioters [email protected] 5 2005, 05:44 PM
bought propagandhi - less talk, more rock today

got a bonus 'rock against floyd' cd too ;)
Huh? That the Floyd that works for Fat Records, me or another one?

Anyway I got ummm....

*checks soulseek/my music folder*

Aimee Mann - Lost In Space
The Breeders - Last Splash
Cockfight Shootout - Breed Until Broken EP
The Juliana Hatfield Three - Become What You Are
Lydia Lunch - 13.13, Honeymoon In Red, Queen of Siam, Smoke In The Shadows.
Bikini Kill - Pussy Whipped, Reject All American, the singles and various rarities.
Big Black - Atomizer, Bulldozer, Headache, Heartbeat, Lungs, Peel Sessions, Pigpile, Racer X, Rema Rema, Songs About Fucking, The Hammer Party, The Rich Man's Eight Track
Jesus Lizard - Bang
Butthole Surfers - Hariway To Steven
The Dwarves - Thank Heaven For Little Girls, Come Clean, The Dwarves Must Die
Etta James - Her Best
Rapeman - Two Nunns and A Pack Mule includes BUDD EP
Vashti Bunyan - Just Another Diamond Day
various - The Commitments soundtracks 1 & 2
Forseti - forseti - raunen 10'' (goeart_grunwald, 2002)
Tom Waits - Heartattack and Vine
Dave Van Ronk - (1959-61 rec.) - the folkways years 1959-1961 and somebody else, not me.
Carter Family - 1927-1934 in the shadow of clinch mountain disc 1
Ramblin' Jack Elliott - The Long Ride and South Coast
Mark Langan - Whiskey For The Holy Ghost, Here Comes That Weird Chill EP and Bubblegum
Society One - Exit Through Fear and The Sound That Ends Creation
Beat Happening - Self Titled and Jamboree
REM - Green
Boston - Don't Look Back
Supertramp - Even In The Quietest Moments
Rodriguez - Alive

as I said I'm still collecting everything ever done by Evan Dando I obviously already have all the studio albums.

[Postteen]

Yestaerday I got (for only 6.90 euro each!) London Calling (i love it!) and a cd with a gothic rock collection.

[The Garbage Disposal Unit]

This weekend I bought, on vinyl, in Moncton of all places . . .

a. [SUB][HUM][ANS] - From The Cradle To The Grave
b. Warren Zevon - Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School
c. Flux Of Pink Indians - Not So Brave

Yeah, dig my cred. :lol:

[dopediana]

tom waits--frank's wild years
cock sparrer--guilty as charged

[Delirium]

Abbey Road - The Beatles

I really was not a big beatles fan before taking this cd from my dad but its excellent and i recomend it.

[Redmau5]

A rush of blood to the head - Coldplay.

[Intifada]

Nas: Street's Disciple (for only five quid.)

It's awesome.

[Hampton]

Kool Mo Dee- Knowledge is King
Otis Reeding- 1967 Live in Europe
Bruce Springsteen- Born to Run

Ohh yeaaaa.

[FatFreeMilk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 5 2005, 01:04 AM
Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs by Derek & The Dominos LP
Late Registration by Kanye West CD

both are excelent
I think I listened to late registration too much :unsure:

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Originally posted by [email protected] 15 2005, 02:41 PM
Kool Mo Dee- Knowledge is King
Otis Reeding- 1967 Live in Europe
Bruce Springsteen- Born to Run

Ohh yeaaaa.
What do you think of Born to Run?
I didn't really like it.

important album to own, i guess, but i just don't dig his style

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Originally posted by FatFreeMilk+Nov 15 2005, 06:17 PM--> (FatFreeMilk @ Nov 15 2005, 06:17 PM)
[email protected] 5 2005, 01:04 AM
Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs by Derek & The Dominos LP
Late Registration by Kanye West CD

both are excelent
I think I listened to late registration too much :unsure: [/b]
It's been in my CD changer since I bought it over two montsh ago

[Rockfan]

Axis Of Justice: Concert Series, Vol. 1

In a word, fantastic, mean find.

[JazzRemington]

I can't remember which one came first, but a few months ago I got The Metallic Tragedy by Magic Kingdom and an original vinyl of In God We Trust, Inc. by Dead Kennedys.

[Invader Zim]

Porcupine Tree - Stupid Dream.

Its amazing!

[Hampton]

What do you think of Born to Run?
I didn't really like it.

important album to own, i guess, but i just don't dig his style

Ehhh..I dunoo. I don't think it's a terrible bad album and I like more tracks on it than I dislike. I "acquired" it because it's 30 years old and they made a stink about it here in Jersey. Jungleland is probally my favorite though.

[Purple]

I'm currently downloading the entire Peter Tosh discography! I love the song "Legalize It"! Just makes me wanna smoke lots and lots!

[Red Leader]

recently purchased "Reggae - Gold", a great mix of classic reggae songs that doesn't include Bob Marley

oh and by the way,

[/QUOTE] I hate Pink Floyd with a passion, Dave Gilmour and Syd Barrett are the only ones of them I respect as musicians; Roger Waters is a sulf indulgent wanker that made horrible music[QUOTE]

why do you hate pink floyd so? They pretty much revolutionized popular music. You cant get much better guitar solos, drumming, funky bass lines, chilling vocals or psychedelic sounds then the floyd. Besides, thier music was pretty political. Listen to Animals, it is basically a soundtrack to George Orwell's allegory Animal Farm.

[Axel1917]

The last album I bought was Megaherz's Himmelfahrt. I like to listen to Rammstein, and I decided to expand into other German rock bands and such. I need to work on my German, however, as it is not very good, and I often have to rely on translations of the lyrics to find out what everything means.

[Invader Zim]

I just bought Porcupine Tree - the Sky Moves Sideways

and

Porcupine Tree - Voyage 34

[ComradeOm]

I just picked up copies of Neil Young's Prairie Wind and Ragged Glory. Really looking forward to listening to the latter.

[Raisa]

New Ras Kas, and Rakim the 18th letter.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

The guy at the local indy record store (I'm so fuckin hip) recomended this album by a French group called Nouvelle Vague. It's a French Artist singing American and British new wave and punk songs in a Brazilian bossanova style. The production arrangements aren't too orginal or distinctive, but the overal product is really creative and cool. I can finally listn to some Joy Division and The Clash and just chill!
If you find it, I would suggest getting it.

[FatFreeMilk]

Dude I'm so gonna look out for that cd. I heard the forest song on the radio once and loved it but I never found out who it was by. thanks!

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Yeah, they do A Forrest by The Cure

[FatFreeMilk]

Just kidding it was the guns of brixton by the clash. But I'm sure the cure song is great too!

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Yeah!
That one is really good.

Their sultry vocals kinda overshadow the message, but it's still really cool.

[ScottishSocialist13]

Babyshambles album.

[Purple]

Sisters of Mercy - Floodland

singing their "fuck me, and marry me young"

[GrYnEt]

Sigur rós-takk

[Gunman]

Symphony X - The Divine Wings of Tragedy

[Rage]

Tamasha-Unformat (Local Band)
System of a Down- Hypnotize


/,,/
Rock on!

[KC]

Khayembii Communique - S/T 7"

[Commie Rat]

Been Dowloading Albums for my sampler
Propaghandi
Ausrotten
Op Ivy

all very good

[Intifada]

NWA Greatest hits CD.

[ReD_ReBeL]

Master of puppets by Metallica, or if u include the Audioslave live in Cuba dvd as an album aswell thn tht

[RedSabine]

Tool-Opiate

[Red Power!!!]

"The Microphones."

and the "Sufjan Stevens" christmas Album :rolleyes:

[Red Power!!!]

Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2005, 10:21 AM
Sigur rós-takk
Is it good? Is it good. I was going to get it. But i decided to wait for another day.... Or just for one of my friends to get it :blush:

[farleft]

I downloaded Damian Marley's latest album - Welcome to Jamrock

It's a great album.