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Detrious - 04-20-2006
Well at the moment for me it is...
David Gilmore - On an Island
Antony & The Jonsons - I Am A Bird Now (how long did it take me to get into this???)
Imogen Heap - Speak for Yourself
Jesus Jones - Liquidizer
Mike Doughty - Haughty Melodic
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Lizard King - 04-21-2006
SoylentGreg Wrote:sherpahigh Wrote:I couldn't resist...
Top 5 at the moment are
Tool - 10,000 days
same here. :thumb:
Just read on chartattack.com that Tool is playing the Hummingbird in Toronto on May 16th. How the hell will that venue contain them, that is going to be some show.
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Not Blonde Solid - 04-24-2006
LizardKing51 Wrote:SoylentGreg Wrote:sherpahigh Wrote:I couldn't resist...
Top 5 at the moment are
Tool - 10,000 days
same here. :thumb:
Just read on chartattack.com that Tool is playing the Hummingbird in Toronto on May 16th. How the hell will that venue contain them, that is going to be some show.
Got tickets last week... first row mezzanine.I can't friggin believe it. No live show on the planet better than TOOL. Especially if there's only 3000 people. Man, I don't think i can contain myself
nbs
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direwolf74 - 04-24-2006
In rotation this week:
1. Sam Roberts- Chemical City (haven't stopped listening to this since the day it came out)
2. Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros- Streetcore
3. Cuff the Duke- Cuff the Duke
4. Constantines- Tournament of Hearts
5. Ben Harper- Both Sides of the Gun
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Lizard King - 04-24-2006
Jeff Martin- Exile and the Kingdom
Hayden- Everything I long For
Counting Crows- Recovering the Satellites
The Watchmen- Silent Radar
Filter- The Amalgamut
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Detrious - 04-25-2006
LizardKing51 Wrote:Counting Crows- Recovering the Satellites
Filter- The Amalgamut
Yes and Yes!!
I love counting crows, very mellow in the most and was very handy when I was doing my emt study as background music.
And filter!! There are a few tracks on there when I was driving that have brought me close to a speeding ticket :-)
D
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The Darkest Canuck - 04-25-2006
Kyprios - Say Something
System Of A Down - Mesmerize/Hypnotize
Rob Zombie - Educated Horses
Anthrax - Return Of The Killer A's
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opiated - 04-25-2006
1.mellencamp "rough harvest"...one of the most overlooked albums of all time..toned down, not quite unplugged versions of some his best work..the version of jackie brown is spine tingling, as is "i saw her first"
2. oh susanna "sleepy little sailor"
3. queens of the stone age "rated r"
4. booth and the bad angel..self titled
5. gord downie "battle of the nudes"
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tim_mac - 04-25-2006
U2 - The Complete Boston '83 Tapes
Neil Young - Greatest Hits
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opiated - 04-25-2006
greatest hits are for housewives and little girls :wink:
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aaronck - 04-26-2006
DBT-a Blessing and a curse
Ben Harper-Both Sides
Tool- 10000 days, I think(some great songs, a lot of filler, but maybe I need more time with it)
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direwolf74 - 04-26-2006
opiated Wrote:greatest hits are for housewives and little girls :wink:
LOL. I couldn't agree more. Gotta love Bruce McCulloch.
:thumb:
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sean.bonner - 05-12-2006
I bought Frank Zappa's "Weasels Ripped My Flesh" today. It is kicking my ass.
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Billy - 05-12-2006
The only thing kicking my ass as of late is the new Novaks album. A buddy introduced me to them a little over a month ago, and it has been in heavy rotation in my car and MP3 player ever since. Before I listened to them, the only thing that crossed my mind when I head their name was that band of geeky brothers from a few years ago...The Moffats. I'm sure glad I gave them a chance.
The album is an obvious rip off of Exile On Main Street, but as far as I'm concerned, if you're trying to go for a particular sound, there's no better one than what I feel is one of the best albums ever. For kicks, I put Exile and the Novaks on a playlist together and put it on random for some very nice results.
Go listen to it, I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
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tth_fan - 05-12-2006
It's an oldie, but a goody:
Whale Music by The Rheostatics