There are a few songs I just can't get enough of lately. Here they are:
(1)Never Is A Promise- Fiona Apple
(2)Perfect- Alanis Morissette
(3)Thank U- Alanis Morissette
(4)That I Would Be Good- Alanis Morissette
(5)Everything- Alanis Morissette
That is all. Reply if you want. Mock me if you want. :lol: Whatever.
I've been listening to Blonde On Blonde constantly lately...Maybe because the 42nd anniversary of it's release is fast approaching...Or maybe not. It's just so awesome.
I listened to At The Drive-In for the first time today and I feel compelled to get their entire discography.
Also, Highway 61 has been on repeat for most of the week in my car.
Rush - Snakes and Arrows live... just got around to buying it this week
and some songs I've been listening to a lot,
- Luscious Life - Patrick Watson
- Give Me Some Loving - Steve Winwood
- Life by the Drop - Stevie Ray Vaughn
- Lady Madonna - The Beatles
- If I Could - Blue Merle
Shearwater's new album "Rook" is on constant repeat over here. I'll let the promotional blurb do the talking because I'm too lazy to sum it up:
"Rook" meditates on man's intersection with the natural world; the world after human beings are gone. A dark fairy tale encased in a cycle of songs. Jonathan Meiburg's bold, soaring voice still anchors the songs, which broaden his pastoral prog-folk chaotic celestial mindfuckery into new realms. Beyond the continuing touchstones of late Talk Talk, Nico, and John Cale, there are now allusions to Van Morrison and hints of Joni Mitchell. All set in a newly lush sonic gorgeousness of harp, strings, and woodwinds atop the magnificent rhythm section."
Download the title-ish track
Rooks (right click save as) for a taste.
The new album from Frightened Rabbit, "The Midnight Organ Fight" is an excellent bit of Scottish indie rock. If you don't mind a strong Scots accent in your vocals, this might be for you. Opening track
The Modern Leper is one of my favourite songs of the year so far.
Head Rolls Off is another gooder.
And I'm also digging the new Hawksley Workman, which is more rock-oriented than his past two albums.
Sample.
SoylentGreg Wrote:Also, Highway 61 has been on repeat for most of the week in my car.
My favourite Dylan album by far.
I've been rotating between these two albums constantly for the past couple weeks:
Born Ruffians - Red, Yellow and Blue
Vampire Weekend - Self-Titled
Indie excellence.
anything and everything by gov't mule
The acoustic version of Everlong by the Foo Fighters has been kicking my ass lately.
Also, a great track of Sam Roberts, No Sleep.
I've been loving Bush's acoustic tracks on "zen x 4" lately, "glycerine", "come down", and "everything zen".
BRoach Wrote:anything and everything by gov't mule
I think if its all you listen to all the time you cant consider it for this thread - :lol:
I was blown the fuck away the first time I heard this song about three weeks ago.
If I told you who it was, you would totally disregard and not click the youtube link.
Although, I think Opie, LizardKing, and maybe Skippy will just ignore this anyway :lol:
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tigerthelion Wrote:Alanis Morissette
That is all. Reply if you want. Mock me if you want. :lol: Whatever.
No shame, Mr. Jordan. You should check out her album "Jagged Little Pill Acoustic", that blew me away the first time I ever heard that.
The real shame is the fact that you are turning into a Brad Paisley fan.
Porcupine tree- we lost the skyline- whole CD as it is an acoustic set
Clutch-live at the corner hotel
citzen cope---- let the drummer kick
red house painters--- have you forgotten
weezer----- pork n beans
racountuers ---- Carolina drama
placebo----- commercial for levi
Neil Young - Pocahontas (unplugged version)
Neil Young - On My Way Home (Massey Hall)