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 Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 9:58 am
I'm really shocked we don't have one of these. Basically, it's for posting any albums, songs, or styles you're into lately, and maybe a mini-review or short explaination?
As of this moment, I'm really into the new self titled Liars album. The first half is absolutely fantastic -- I'm not so sure about the second half yet, probably because I keep listening to "Plaster Casts of Everything", "Houseclouds", and "Sailing to Byzantum" on repeat. It's a lot more melodic then Drum is Dead, which is one of my favorite 06 albums, but still has a lot of minor key stuff and general creepiness even with some riffs. It's really hard to give a RIYL, because these guys are kind of out there, but not so out there that they've reached Bordeoms territory. I think if you liked TVotR's last album or maybe even Radiohead's Kid A you might want to check this out. It can be found in the usual places
I've also been on a MBV and shoegaze-influenced stuff (Like Ulrich Schnauss and A Sunny Day In Glasgow) kick lately.
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 1:21 pm
I cant stop listening to the Kooks album "Inside In/ Inside Out"
Its like the British invasion all over again. Every single song is amazing.
I guess theyre a big deal in England, but theyre playing crappy clubs in America.
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 5:16 pm
The two new Killwhitneydead albums haven't stopped playing for a while on my computer. D:
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 10:01 pm
Paul McCartney's "Memory Almost Full"
iPod's newest victim, and best commercial yet. It tells me:
The album starting off with "Dance Tonight". Melodic, simple. Pop. I like it. Moving on, it get's a little more movement, I like it, tapping to it now. Go for a stroll and pop this on, quite nice. Not music revolution but pop music, lovely. Making music is nice, because it's pop. It's good.
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 12:29 am
For about...6th months now, I've been rather obsessed w/ Patrick Wolf, and I use the word obsessed lightly. While I'm in love w/ his previous two albums, The Magic Position is just like a breath of fresh air to me. Not only does it have charming and very sing-along-able pop gems like Accident & Emergency, Get Lost and the title track, The Magic Position, it has very lush and gorgeous songs such as Augustine, The Stars and Magpie (surprise, that song features Marianne Faithful!) There's something about Patrick that makes me go all warm and fuzzy inside. I could say there's something about him that I identify w/...but I'm not a 6'4'', lithe English boy who looks like he could have posed for Gainsbourg's The Blue Boy...but we DID both have the same orange hair color. 3nodding
Also, as of this month, I've been on this HUGE, HUGE Pulp kick. I caught the video for Jarvis' song Don't Let Him Waste Your Time on my on-demand service last month or so and have been rather smitten w/ the man and his musics. heart I've always dug Pulp and/or Jarvis...just...never in this fangirly fashion. stare
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 12:00 pm
most css and i have been listen to the new interpol song heinrich manever and and the rooney song when did your heart go missing and tegans and sara alot whee wink
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 2:55 pm
I bought the White Stripes' new album yesterday, Icky Thump. With my favorite album of theirs being White Blood Cells, I'd say I like the new one. My favorite song off it being Rag & Bone.
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 5:42 pm
i've been listening to the beatles a lot.
and tilly and the wall.
they make me want to learn to tap dance.
i just got the bottoms of barrels by them, and i lurve it.
my favorite song is sing songs along.
[it's my profile imedia]
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 10:39 pm
the_wrong_girl For about...6th months now, I've been rather obsessed w/ Patrick Wolf, and I use the word obsessed lightly. While I'm in love w/ his previous two albums, The Magic Position is just like a breath of fresh air to me. Not only does it have charming and very sing-along-able pop gems like Accident & Emergency, Get Lost and the title track, The Magic Position, it has very lush and gorgeous songs such as Augustine, The Stars and Magpie (surprise, that song features Marianne Faithful!) There's something about Patrick that makes me go all warm and fuzzy inside. I could say there's something about him that I identify w/...but I'm not a 6'4'', lithe English boy who looks like he could have posed for Gainsbourg's The Blue Boy...but we DID both have the same orange hair color. 3nodding Also, as of this month, I've been on this HUGE, HUGE Pulp kick. I caught the video for Jarvis' song Don't Let Him Waste Your Time on my on-demand service last month or so and have been rather smitten w/ the man and his musics. heart I've always dug Pulp and/or Jarvis...just...never in this fangirly fashion. stare Im a huge Patrick Wolf fan. Lycanthropy is a modern work of genius. But all people want to talk about is his sexuality. They think "******** the music, is he bi, gay, anything?" Im so sick of it. Why cant people just listen to the music?
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 10:27 am
diomedesofcrete the_wrong_girl For about...6th months now, I've been rather obsessed w/ Patrick Wolf, and I use the word obsessed lightly. While I'm in love w/ his previous two albums, The Magic Position is just like a breath of fresh air to me. Not only does it have charming and very sing-along-able pop gems like Accident & Emergency, Get Lost and the title track, The Magic Position, it has very lush and gorgeous songs such as Augustine, The Stars and Magpie (surprise, that song features Marianne Faithful!) There's something about Patrick that makes me go all warm and fuzzy inside. I could say there's something about him that I identify w/...but I'm not a 6'4'', lithe English boy who looks like he could have posed for Gainsbourg's The Blue Boy...but we DID both have the same orange hair color. 3nodding Also, as of this month, I've been on this HUGE, HUGE Pulp kick. I caught the video for Jarvis' song Don't Let Him Waste Your Time on my on-demand service last month or so and have been rather smitten w/ the man and his musics. heart I've always dug Pulp and/or Jarvis...just...never in this fangirly fashion. stare Im a huge Patrick Wolf fan. Lycanthropy is a modern work of genius. But all people want to talk about is his sexuality. They think "******** the music, is he bi, gay, anything?" Im so sick of it. Why cant people just listen to the music? I didn't like the newest one that much, though he is adorable smile Should I try Lycanthropy anyway?
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 8:01 pm
No matter what I listen to I always go back to The Postal Service, Iron and Wine, Daft punk, and Of Montreal.
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Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2007 9:31 am
Minus the Bear, Planet of Ice Get it!
So moody all of a sudden. Dreamy. I like it.
The Good Life, Help Wanted Nights Get it!
Emotional. But fun.
Justin Nozuka, Holly
He isn't very creative, but I like two tracks, the singles. I can make mistakes, come on. But he is much better than his brother. Thank God for that.
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 5:13 pm
Currently I'm obssessed with the band called Maritime =]
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Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 3:55 pm
"Unfair" by Pavement. That song is pretty ridonkulus.
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:06 am
Beirut, The Flying Club Cup
Talk about rewarding listen. Beirut keeps the authenticity of his sound. He retains that beauty in his music; this album now seems as if a continuation of the previous LP. A transition from one story to another. "Guaymas Sonora" is just so amazing. You have to GET IT!
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