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JRogers

talks too much
Mar 19, 2002
3,785
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Claremont, CA
Metallica: Kill 'em All, Master of Puppets
Primus: Sailing the Seas of Cheese, Frizzle Fry
Col. Claypool: The Big Eyeball in the Sky
Victor Wooten: Live in America
 

SuspectDevice

Turbo Monkey
Aug 23, 2002
4,218
444
Roanoke, VA
I've been on a huge Brian Eno kick for the last month or so. That means lots of Eno, Talking Heads, DEVO and Bowie, and a tiny bit of U2 and Roxy music. Thats the intentional listening.

When the Ipod goes to shuffle It seems to go into an Avail/Slayer/Cage/Cale/Modern Lovers/Half Japaneese/Velvet/Pixies loop that is quite enjoyable.
Some of the music the kids listen to today is pretty good, especially a lot of the low-fi post-punky stuff that comes out of Ireland and Scotland.
 

erastusboy

Monkey
Mar 5, 2003
470
0
JRogers said:
Metallica: Kill 'em All, Master of Puppets
Primus: Sailing the Seas of Cheese, Frizzle Fry
Col. Claypool: The Big Eyeball in the Sky
Victor Wooten: Live in America
somebody loooovveess bass haha. you play at all ?
 

ska todd

Turbo Monkey
Oct 10, 2001
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manhattanprjkt83 said:
Right now i am going nuts with diffierent types of music...Action-Action...
Good call! Always good to see local bands getting props. Action-Action's "Don't Cut Your Fabric" is a great album. One of my favorites of the year. With all of the bands coming out of Long Island lately (Taking Back Sunday, Straylight Run, Brand New), Action-Action sorta got lost in the mix. This album is much darker and sharper than Mark's previous work (with either The Reunion Show or the ska band Step Lively). Quality stuff :thumb:

-ska todd
 

steve45

Monkey
Sep 30, 2003
483
1
Dundee, Scotland
pogues - the very best of
prodigy - always outnumbered, never outgunned
dropkick murphys - blackout
i'm gonna go get franz ferdinand, tomorrow when i go down town. thats gonna be on all the time.
 

oly

skin cooker for the hive
Dec 6, 2001
5,118
6
Witness relocation housing
My play list may include:

Deftones (any)
Today Is the Day (any)
Tallica (up to and justice)
Slayer (any)
Sepultura (Up to Roots)
The Dillenger Escape Plan (all)
Ween (the f#@ed up records Pod, God ween satan, select other songs)


.... damn this could go on forever......
 

narlus

Eastcoast Softcore
Staff member
Nov 7, 2001
24,658
65
behind the viewfinder
SuspectDevice said:
I've been on a huge Brian Eno kick for the last month or so. That means lots of Eno, Talking Heads, DEVO and Bowie, and a tiny bit of U2 and Roxy music. Thats the intentional listening.

When the Ipod goes to shuffle It seems to go into an Avail/Slayer/Cage/Cale/Modern Lovers/Half Japaneese/Velvet/Pixies loop that is quite enjoyable.
Some of the music the kids listen to today is pretty good, especially a lot of the low-fi post-punky stuff that comes out of Ireland and Scotland.
arguably the best thing eno did was produce No New York.

which new irish bands are you referring to? i couldn't find a halfway decent one when i was there (w/ the possible exception of damien rice and the thrills).
 

SuspectDevice

Turbo Monkey
Aug 23, 2002
4,218
444
Roanoke, VA
narlus said:
arguably the best thing eno did was produce No New York.

which new irish bands are you referring to? i couldn't find a halfway decent one when i was there (w/ the possible exception of damien rice and the thrills).

When most of the albums you buy were recorded before 1987 "new" has a much looser meaning. I was talking mostly about Belle& Sebastian, who I've been infatuated with ever since their live show totally blew me away this summer, and a recent guilty pleasures "Street Dogs", Hell I was probabally even subconciously including SLF in there :rolleyes:. We have a local traditonal irish band full of actual 1st generation immigrants called Big Bad Bollocks, they are a hoot for your St. Patty's day party, and John, their singer hits on my girlfriend unmercilessly, even on his damned radio show.... :sneaky:

I think what really, really makes me happy is all the kids that start bands now that sound like a mixture between gang of four, firehose, and Talking Heads circa Step Into Light. Specifically It brightens my heart when I'm out at the BMX track and gay love anthem "Michael" from Franz Ferdinand comes on the mainstream jock rock station.
 

BikeFan84

Monkey
Oct 27, 2004
302
0
D-Ville
Atreyu, As I Lay Dying, Avenged Sevenfold, Autumn to Ashes, Slayer, Senses Fail, Shadows Fall, The Beatiful Mistake, Rage Against the Machine, Rise Against, Anti-Flag, AFI, Boy Sets Fire, any thing that is hard or good, with a good message. :blah:
 

mobius

Turbo Monkey
Jan 25, 2003
2,158
0
Around DC
Lets see at this moment i'm going through a bunch of differnt bands.

Saosin, Sound of Animals Fighting, Jason Mraz (i like acoustic rock shutup), mars volta, the bled, hawthorne heights, emery, jamie cullum, death cab for cutie, and bright eyes.
 

skully78

Chimp
Jan 31, 2003
4
0
For those ofyou into hip-hop if you haven't already heard MF Doom check him out. His newest album is MM..food. Its effin sick. Also his collaboritive album Madvillain with Madlib. Even his alter ego's King Geedorah and Viktor Vaugn are sick. Easily one of the illext mc's out there. As far as metal goes nothing can touch Reign in Blood. Its a true masterpiece.

$kully78
 

koffee

Chimp
Nov 30, 2004
69
0
HHHMMMM let's see.

Manson's greatest hits
Tool - Opiate
N.E.R.D.
Stooges
Filter - Short Bus
White Stripes - Elephant
Mad Season