Posted by Mouse on Sat Jan 1st at 10:05pm 2005
Bad Religion is worth checking out, too, of course. And Minor Threat. And Dag Nasty. And Millencolin.
I'm listening to:
Kid606
LTJ Bukem
Kid Dynamite
Lifetime
Elliot Smith
Converge
Counting Crows
Nasum
Neurosis
As the Sun Sets
Aphex Twin
Ehmes
Deltron 3030
Boom Bip and Dose One
and a lot more
And I have no idea why this text is so big, sorry. :/
Posted by ReNo on Sat Jan 1st at 10:14pm 2005
Got "B is for B-Sides" by Less Than Jake at Christmas, and its a bit disappointing. Its got some really good songs like "National Anthem" and "Sleep It Off", but not as many memorable tracks as previous albums. Perhaps it will grow on me though
Also got the Howard's Alias album "The Answer is Never", which is pretty good. Perhaps a little samey, but they have a really good sound that is very reminiscent of Rx Bandits. If you are looking for something similar to them, then this album is well worth checking out.
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Posted by Gwil on Sat Jan 1st at 10:18pm 2005
Kid606
Kid Dynamite
Aphex Twin
A man after my own heart!
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Posted by Mouse on Sat Jan 1st at 10:19pm 2005
But seriously, check out Lifetime and Kid Dynamite, and None More Black which is the singer from Kid Dynamite's new band and is much easier to get into than the previous two bands which are more hardcore-oriented.
Ahh small text. :o
Posted by Mouse on Sat Jan 1st at 10:22pm 2005
So I take it you have good taste in music, too?
;D
Posted by Gwil on Sat Jan 1st at 10:27pm 2005
Most recently I have been listening to..
Prodigy - Dirtchamber sessions Vol I, absolutely quality CD. Fabulous mixing of grandmaster flash, down to beastie boys and even the sex pistols. Good party Cd, and very much in the same vein as..
2manyDJ's - As Heard On Radio Soulwax Pt 1/2/3 - all absolutely top notch CD's, even if youre not the biggest fan of "electro pop" style music, trhe way these guys link Destinys Child with the Stooges, with Peaches is just mindblowing - good for a shindig and dance!
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Posted by Mouse on Sat Jan 1st at 10:36pm 2005
Posted by $loth on Thu Jan 27th at 7:41pm 2005

The killers [well tracks 2-4] album is good.
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Posted by LAzerMANiac on Thu Jan 27th at 7:59pm 2005
call me stupid, but I listen to the following things:
Linkin Park
The HL2 soundtrack
Rammstein
Scooter
anime music
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Posted by Hugh on Thu Jan 27th at 8:10pm 2005
My latest acquisitions:
Belle & Sebastian - Dear Catastrophe Waitress: Great stuff, only CD of theirs that I've found myself able to listen to all the way through, really.
Elliott Smith - Figure 8 + From A Basement On The Hill + XO: His 3 last CDs (I think), they're all super-good, though Figure 8 made me listen to it 3-4 times before I thought that.
I Monster - Neveroddoreven: Found this from the Shaun of the Dead soundtrack, killer electro.
Tegan & Sara - If You Say So + So Jealous + This Business Of Art: Their only 3 CDs, pretty damn good stuff.
The Kovenant - Seti: Dunno how to describe it (not that it's particularly original), but still some good stuff.
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Posted by Adam Hawkins on Thu Jan 27th at 9:35pm 2005
Lowgold - Just Backward Of Square
Sparta - Porcelain
Alexisonfire - Watch Out!
That's about all i've been listening to at the moment as I've not had much of a chance to sit down and relax for the last few weeks ![]()
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Posted by Orpheus on Thu Jan 27th at 9:44pm 2005
i was recently enlightened. sadly it ruined one of my all time favorite songs.
its gay related, so i don't think i should go into any details, but it was not a good day for me.
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Thu Jan 27th at 10:26pm 2005
Lynyrd Skynyrd has been a favourite recently as well.
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Posted by Orpheus on Thu Jan 27th at 10:36pm 2005
i tend to like songs on the flip side of 45's best.
"Witch Hunt" was on the back side of Rush's "Tom Sawyer"
I also dearly love Alan Parsons "In the lap of the gods" I could listen to it looped for hours.
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Fri Jan 28th at 3:37am 2005
The Mars Volta -- Frances The Mute
Maybe it's just due to me listening to this at 3 in the morning, or maybe this really is the best album f**kin' eva. Psychadelic, mad, insane, sexy, loud, heavy, soft, sensual, dirty, inspiring, genius...there's too many words to use to describe it. This is NOT De-Loused Mark. 2, this is a whole new breed of skullf**king prog-rock.
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Posted by Monqui on Fri Jan 28th at 5:35am 2005
In another vein, I've been listening to My Bloody Valentine (and that name is incredibly misleading for the style of music- so don't judge it by that). If you've seen Lost in Translation, they do the song at the very closing of the movie. That track is called Sometimes. I Only Said and I Believe are two other good tracks by them. Their style is kind of heavy instrumental matched with interesting vocals. Sometimes is a much more epic song than the other two, with great developement and tone.
I've recently been listening to my Mogwai stuff too- great little moody jam band. Really good instrumentals on some tracks. Highlights include A Cheery Wave from Stranded Youngsters, Ratts of the Capitol, Golden Porche, and Hunted by a Freak.
Finally, I've been listening to a few tracks from Damien Rice. He's most recently been known for his track on the movie Closer called The Blowers Daughter. It's a great vocal track, if you're into lighter, deep soft-rock. [addsig]
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Posted by Yak_Fighter on Fri Jan 28th at 5:45am 2005
Is the new Mars Volta album a return to At the Drive In-quality or the same idea as Deloused, as that album sucked. What I'm saying is if you hated their first album is their second worth hearing?
I have decided that I really like The Faint, and I'll probably go out and buy all their albums just for the hell of it. Their best stuff I think is on Danse Macabre, it's dark, singable, and reminds me of NIN - Pretty Hate Machine.
I also suggest downloading The Stooges - Search and Destroy, as that is simply an awesome song made better by its usage in the movie The Life Aquatic.
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Posted by Monqui on Fri Jan 28th at 5:52am 2005
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Posted by Hugh on Fri Jan 28th at 7:07am 2005
The Arcade Fire was kinda boring for me, though for some reason I kept listening to Haiti over and over.
And while I'm here... Kage, you should get Kreator - Enemy of God, knowing you're a metalhead and all.
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Posted by Monqui on Fri Jan 28th at 7:11am 2005
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