You should so change that to your sig, man. That's a fucking great line haha.

Hella - Theres no 666 in space

Simon Guibord - Aspct

in ribbons by pale saints

Nice to see another Felt fan.
That's not one of my favorites of theirs, but still nice to see them on here.

Thunderbolt Pagoda

When I say that I prefer New Order to Joy Division, that's one of the albums that spring to mind. Unknown Pleasures has some great songs on it, though.

Helmet - Meantime (because of the Helmet threads)

mogwai-auto rock

Slanted and Enchanted

My Brightest Diamond - Berbati's Pan, Portland, OR December 8, 2006

Burial Chamber Trio

Shake your rumpah...

wow! You guys listen to lots of many bands, most of them I don't even know how it sounds like!!! I do listen to lots of bands also, but sometimes I caught myself being desperate thinking what I'd want to listen at the moment an at the same time I want to listen all the records I have and absorb'em all. Does anyone felt like this?
(maybe I should start another thread?)

listening: 999 - Nobody Knows

Paul Kelly: Stolen Apples.

by the way, this sounds fantastic.

I wanna learn to drop acid and space out...

Bat for Lashes on KCRW's Morning becomes eclectic

NEW YORK EYE AND EAR CONTROL which popped thru the mailbox this sunny August morning

future of what

The Pretty Things - Midnight to Six

fake train

Johnny Thunders - Born Too Loose (LP, comp)

In honor of the D.R.I. thread:

SYR1-Anagrama

I'm turning into Robert Instigator. Today I bought Dinosaur Jr's Where You Been on LP, even though I already had it on CD. The vinyl is great, though. I swear it sounds different from the CD., bigger. Maybe I just have a shitty CD player.

And that cover, man.

That's what I'm listening to at the moment in my humble office-in-abode.

GK

...a debut release (or is it?) from Finn and self-proclaimed cosmic superspy, Aleksi Virta. He fearlessly busts out this supremely accomplished album of jazzy, dubby electronics, originally released on a scandalously limited, horrendously collectible 100-copy sold-out CDR edition, and now, thankfully available to the general public via the wonders of the Internet. So basically, we're looking at everything from the headnodding organ jam of 'Nebulae Herb', through the incredible skank of 'Whirlwind Pistols Dub', even up to the end-theme beauty of 'Princess Melodiae'...

Download it for free here: http://www.archive.org/details/mtk123

switching a lot:
Unwound
Wolf Eyes
Sparta
Sigur Ros

just the last few minutes.

Trees Outside the Academy

how is it?