Keepcoolbutcare wrote:stereosforgeek s wrote:Yeah I agree good album overall. Not spectacular, but solid. Favorits is still Long drive... though most people's is moon and Antarctica which is fantastic too.
i haven't yet really loved a Modest Mouse album, fact is my favorite release of theirs isn't even a proper album but instead the Building Nothing Out of Something comp. Solid throughout and at times spectacular, filled with what I think is Isaac's best writing.
of the proper albums, I'm a Lonesome Crowded West stan.
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:question...why does El-P have to ruin damn near every cd, ep and lp he's ever been on by opening his mouth and talking?
you. can't. rap. rhyme. sing.
So why oh why bother?
but those beats?
so ill. so very, very ill.
tapehead wrote:"I read her Eliot, I read her Yeats, I tried my best to stay up late, I fixed the hinges on the gate, but still she just never wanted to... I bought her a dozen snow white doves, I did her dishes in rubber gloves, I called her Honey Bee, I called her love, but she just didn't want to... "
King Psyz wrote:I am really digging the Amy Winehouse record right now. I guess she sorta creeped to this side of the atlantic, and I'm pretty jealous we had to wait so long.
stereosforgeeks wrote:The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters. Wonderful guitar driven rock and roll filled with moments of scottish folk, swirling guitars, and some accordians.
Very much worth checking out.
Fawst wrote:I missed out both times, and now instead of paying 15 bucks per ticket, I can toss 30-40 per to some scalper. *sigh*
hehe she's such a drunk.Keepcoolbutcare wrote: Wine-O-house
tapehead wrote:
Locally I have Renee Geyer, who could literally sing Winehouse off a stage, knows her way around most of Stax and Motown's back catalogue, and has been at it since the mid Seventies.
tapehead wrote:The Grinderman - The Grinderman
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:save your $$ and get her into Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings post haste!
you can than spend the money you saved to purchase Keep Reachin' Up by Nicole Willis & the Soul Investigators, and then both you and her can pull the music snob card on the unjustly hyped, late to the bandwagon, only gettin' pub 'cuz she's hot and young and "edgy" Wine-O-house stans.
King Psyz wrote:I am really digging the Amy Winehouse record right now. I guess she sorta creeped to this side of the atlantic, and I'm pretty jealous we had to wait so long.
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:tapehead wrote:The Grinderman - The Grinderman
fucking EPIC garage rawk squawk.
I love how at 50, Cave picks up a guitar (not really his forte, is it?) and cranks out an album of crazed energy that cats 25yrs younger can't even hope to emulate.
burlivesleftnut wrote:King Psyz wrote:I am really digging the Amy Winehouse record right now. I guess she sorta creeped to this side of the atlantic, and I'm pretty jealous we had to wait so long.
I dug the album on the first couple of spins, but now I kind of hate it.
St. Alphonzo wrote:Keepcoolbutcare wrote:tap ehead wrote:The Grinderman - The Grinderman
fucking EPIC garage rawk squawk.
I love how at 50, Cave picks up a guitar (not really his forte, is it?) and cranks out an album of crazed energy that cats 25yrs younger can't even hope to emulate.
Aw shit yeah!!! This is one that'll be on heavy rotation for a good long while. There's not enough of this kinda stuff anymore: raw, frenetic and fun (and funny).
Flumm wrote:stereosforgeeks wrote:The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters. Wonderful guitar driven rock and roll filled with moments of scottish folk, swirling guitars, and some accordians.
Very much worth checking out.
Cheers, thanks for the word, SFG.
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:c/o Side One: Track One
new, free, not gonna be on the album M.I.A.!
"Hit That"
lovin' it.
Brocktune wrote:well, i havent actually heard it yet, but where Linkin Park is concerned, my best advice would be to avoid it like the plague.
thedoglippedone wrote:Hey Brock, you heard of Battles?
I've been listening to the new album 'Mirrored' constantly since I got it on Monday, I think you'll love it. Math-Rock apparently.
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