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[White Man]

Only list one, please. You may be listening to more than one record, but only one record could describe your ROCKING OUT mood of the night.

Viva variety! Widely considered Talking Heads' finest hour (I prefer More Songs About Buildings and Food myself), this Eno-fueled orgiastic frenzy of catharctic clowny world music cannibalism is the epitome of what the Heads are remembered for today. This is the record that defined the on-the-edge vocal style that would become Byrne's trademark (though it was present before). This is the record that inspired Byrne and Eno to work together outside of the band. This is the record that would cement the existence of future music savior Luaka Bop records. Listen to it, love it. Listen tot he rest of the Heads records, too. Potential candidate for greatest band of all time.

 

[Eminem]

Underoath - Changing of Times

 

[Triumph]

 

[miyuru]

Method Man / Redman - Blackout

 

[DJ_Tet]

Currently listening to Velvet Revolver. Thank you internet!

It's actually pretty decent.

 

[Meier]

Had a lot of music on since I am transferring music to my iPod and having to rip it all.. but this is on right now and isnt moving any time soon. Truly one of the all-time greatest albums.

 

[Matrix]

 

[Error Macro]

 

[AstroLad]

Lightning Bolt- Ride the Skies

Yes, rocking.

 

[Jason]

Technically not an album but still sooooo good.

Radiohead - San Francisco 1998-04-02

 

[Meier]

I dont think I've ever encountered another Crowded House fan on here. Makes me sad.

Brothers In Arms is on now, btw.

 

[ErasureAcer]

I only know the "Hey Now" song by Crowded House. A good song but that's the only one I've ever heard. What are some other good ones?

Anyway, I'm listening to Faith by The Cure. Just bought it the other day. So far I think the best song is "Faith" followed closely by "All Cats are Grey".

 

[Coen]

Primal Scream's work is amazing, I can't stop jumping and screaming along to it. Dirty Hits captures it perfectly. One of the greatest 'best of...' CDs ever created. Try it!

 

[White Man]

Why are Primal Scream ignored today? Weren't they one of the big original britpop bands?

 

[Coen]

Why are Primal Scream ignored today? Weren't they one of the big original britpop bands?

Good question, I haven't got the slightest idea why bands like Primal Scream and Kula Shaker don't get the recognition they deserve. I feel people nowadays regard Britpop as a melancholic, slightly depressive genre. Bands like Coldplay, Oasis and Radiohead are the only really well-known bands to stem from this genre. Primal Scream doesn't seem to fit that picture, causing people to ignore them. I see this happening to Blur too.

 

[fart]

NEW TJO
YESSS
i wish mirah sang on the studio version of poisoned mine

 

[Cerebral Palsy]

Fear Before the March of Flames - Odd How People Shake

\m/


And a little...

Gatsby's American Dream- Ribbons & Sugar

 

[moist]

 

[RobotChant]

Clinic - Winchester Cathedral (Advance)

I'm too inebriated to make a proper judgment on the album. The album starts off sounding very much like the Clinic of old, but parts of it, though not different, is a bit too subdued.

Overall, it still sounds very much like Clinic. The album cover sucks though.

 

[Socreges]

The Shins. A mix. Still got to buy both albums.

Is it wrong that I like New Slang a lot more than the rest of their songs (which are still great)?

 

[Dyne]

The Yeah Yeah Yeah's album. Forever to tell.

I can rock out to it.

 

[SolidSnakex]

 

[MrPing1000]

Last Night I was listening to Rammsteins - Mutter

 

[Error Macro]

Last Night I was listening to Rammsteins - Mutter

Well, what did she have to say? Did she tell you when her little boys were going to release their new album?

 

[sefskillz]

Between the Buried and Me - The Silent Circus

best metal album of 2003

 

[Substance]

"this Eno-fueled orgiastic frenzy of catharctic clowny world music cannibalism is the epitome of what the Heads are remembered for today"

LOL You sure have a surreal way with words.
Anyway I'm just looking into the equally notable catalogue of The Rolling Stones. I should just pick up a load of their records immediately.

 

[Suerte]

lolz

 

[MrPing1000]

Well, what did she have to say? Did she tell you when her little boys were going to release their new album?

soon Mein teil is great though

 

[norinrad21]

 

[Diablos]

No album, but I keep on listening to The Outsider by APC (shock). It reminds me of when they used to be good.

 

[karasu]

This guy suppossedly named Tsubakiya Shijusho, but I search and can't find a single site that mentions him or them. The music really rocks though.

Otherwise

 

[Sirpopopop]

 

[White Man]

Anyway I'm just looking into the equally notable catalogue of The Rolling Stones. I should just pick up a load of their records immediately.

From 1968 to 1972 the band was the greatest thing going in rock music. I heart the Rolling Stones and I used to take a lot of shit for it before buddies of mine developed their own sorts of musical taste.

 

[Uno Ill Nino]

Mushroomhead: XIII

 

[Guzim]

What I rocked out to last night:

 

[Jim Bowie]

DEBASER. OVER AND OVER.

 

[Crispy]

I already rocked out to it today. It was refreshing listening to Lateralus again after listening to APC and aenima.

I think I'll listen to this later:

 

[LakeEarth]

Slipknot ... Volume 3: The Subliminal Verses

Awsome awsome album.

 

[White Man]

Edition le August 2nd

Well, I'm actually rocking Planet Rock- The Album today, but I can't find the correct cover art, so the cover from the Looking for the Perfect Beat compilation will have to do. Afrika Bambaataa would never ever come close to matching Planet Rock's knee-buckling level of greatness, but I doubt there's a single artist that's ever existed that could follow up a work as epochal and perfect as this. Afrika Bambaataa is effectively the greatest artist of the old school hip hop days, hands down.

Planet Rock is no longer in print. I'd suggest checking out that Looking for the Perfect Beat compilation since it also serves up the salvagable parts of his post-Planet Rock work. Listening to the comp, you can actually pinpoint the exact moment when he discovered Kraftwerk. It's pretty amazing. I wear a beat up AB shirt from time to time and get rather amusing looks. Mighty Zulu Nation, man.

 

[Chairman85]

Rise Against - Siren Song Of The Counter Culture
Technically, not out until August 10th, but it's really good.

 

[Killkernal]

Clutch: Blast Tyrant

I just picked this up a couple of days ago and I'm really digging it. A lot of the lyrics tend to sound a little nonsensical because it's pretty much a concept album. I think it's quite a bit better than some of the stuff on 'Pure Rock Fury' but it will take a few more listens for me to decide whether it could be on par with 'The Elephant Riders'.

If you indulge in teh ROCK, well...you might just like this.

 

[Ryck]

Brilliant album....they have a track to download on www.tigerarmy.com

 

[MrPing1000]

Mushroomhead: XIII

anygood? been thinking about picking it up

 

[Fei]

 

[Lambtron]

the pAper chAse - Hide the Kitchen Knives

It's one of those kinda days, what can I say.

 

[Dead]

Clinic - Winchester Cathedral (Advance)

I'm too inebriated to make a proper judgment on the album. The album starts off sounding very much like the Clinic of old, but parts of it, though not different, is a bit too subdued.

Overall, it still sounds very much like Clinic. The album cover sucks though.

this is pretty much my album of the year so far.

 

[Meier]

The Best of INXS on now.

 

[CaptainABAB]

American Gladiators - The Music (Original TV Soundtrack, 1993)


...wish I had a picture...

 

[Kefkaff]

Between the Buried and Me - The Silent Circus

best metal album of 2003

Correction, Edge of Sanity - Crimson II was.


I'm currently rocking out to: Pain of Salvation - The Perfect Element. The song(and album) are coming to and end. Brings a tear to my eye. :')

 

[Star Power]

Not an album... but I just bought this today so...