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Currently:

Pylon: Gyrate (vinyl)
Brian Eno and David Byrne: My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (vinyl)
David Bowie: Stage (vinyl)
Lilliput: Kleenex/Lilliput (cd)
Of Montreal: Singles and Songles (cd)

also I just found out that Rhino Records will be reissuing the first two Television albums with bonus tracks in the fall. They will also be issuing a much bootlegged live show 'Live At The Old Waldorf' for the first time on cd.......now only if they could issue a rarities compillation that includes all of demos that they did with Eno producing while Richard Hell was in the band......

(Edited by ray davies at 11:00 am on Jul. 21, 2003)

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 11:09 AM

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Dead Kennedys: Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death
a Ween Mix CD
a Mogwai Mix CD
Elliott Smith: Figure 8

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
always there when all else fails
over by the west side rails

DigsySlattery

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 11:17 AM

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Gang of Four "Entertainment!"
Oasis "Standing on the Shoulder of Giants"
The Strokes "Is This It"
Oldies 96.3

Not only have I not been driving much lately, I have very few CDs in my car. My at home time has been devoured with working on my film projects...(HaveSomeSoma can knowingly laugh at these projects).

~Digsy S. Slattery

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 11:53 AM

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Joseph Arthur- redemption's son
Ours- Distorted Lullabies
zwan- mary star of the sea
Pete Yorn- musicforthemorningafter

and of course 96.3 because that's all I hear at work.

rachel

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 12:44 PM

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yeah yeah yeahs - fever to tell
jeff buckley - grace
the new pornographers - mass romantic
mix cds

my parents said theyd buy me one cd today. one. i have a huge list of cds to buy and didnt think when i actually got some money id have to buy just one at a time. im going crazy trying to figure out which one to get.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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im going crazy trying to figure out which one to get.

Buy the new Damone. Thank me later.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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At home:
-Popular Genius - For Lack of a Better Word
-Nirvana - Incesticide
-R.E.M. - Automatic for the People
-the Hot Pipes - new EP
-Lauryn Hill - Unplugged
-The Beatles Tapes

In the car:
-the White Stripes - the White Stripes
-the White Stripes - Elephant
-Slack - Sorry to Drop This On You
-John Lennon - Mind Games
-Blur - Bustin + Dronin

At work:
-Maxwell - The Urban Hang Suite
-the sound of the phone ringing about every 10-20 seconds

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 1:49 PM

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my parents said theyd buy me one cd today. one. i have a huge list of cds to buy and didnt think when i actually got some money id have to buy just one at a time. im going crazy trying to figure out which one to get.

quit complaining...i wish my parents would buy me one cd today.

(emoticon to symbol that i'm just joshing you. don't get mad at me.)

HaveSomeSoma

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 2:07 PM

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radiohead - "hail to the theif"
talking heads - "more songs about buildings and food"
whirlwind heat - "do rabbits wonder?"
the kills - "keep on your mean side"
fair verona cd (thanks again)
r. davies tape #3 (thanks again)
mix tape a la james riot (thanks again)

Are you Wigglin?

rachel

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im going crazy trying to figure out which one to get.

Buy the new Damone. Thank me later.

ive talked them into taking me friday and taking me to a used cd place so i can get two.

damone? perhaps. ive heard a little and wasnt that impressed so i dont want to waste my two chances! itll probably be til school starts before i get another cd.

i think one will be radiohead. i dont have any of thier cds and ive really liked what ive heard.

ill try to hold back my rage, smee.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 2:17 PM

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my parents said theyd buy me one cd today. one. i have a huge list of cds to buy and didnt think when i actually got some money id have to buy just one at a time. im going crazy trying to figure out which one to get.

quit complaining...i wish my parents would buy me one cd today.

(emoticon to symbol that i'm just joshing you. don't get mad at me.)

JOSHING? I take offense to that phrase. Do you even know where that originated? You deliberately replaced the word JOKING with JOSHING, as if the two had the same meaning. What, do you think all people with the name Josh are jokes? You ignorate redneck. Some of my best friends are Josh's not to mention the fact that my great-great-grandmother married a Josh; it's uninformed people like you who gyp them out of the freedoms countless Josh's died for. One of those freedoms being an understanding, tolerant country void of labels and hatred.

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What, do you think all people with the name Josh are jokes? You ignorate redneck.

Ignorate Redneck!?! Are you saying all rednecks are ignorate!?! As a redneck, I take offense to that statement. Wait, I just realized "ignorate" isn't even a real word. Nevermind.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

damon

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 2:25 PM

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Of Montreal: Singles and Songles (cd)

everytime i pop that one in i find a new favorite...

it's lovely.

the streets ~ original pirate material
turin brakes ~ the optimist
of montreal ~ the gay parade
the pogues ~ if i should fall from grace with god

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

HaveSomeSoma

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 2:41 PM

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it's uninformed people like you who gyp them out of the freedoms countless Josh's died for.

and as a gypsy, i'm appauled.

Are you Wigglin?

jamiecarroll

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 2:46 PM

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i think one will be radiohead. i dont have any of thier cds and ive really liked what ive heard.

I would highly recomend that you bypass the newer stuff (Kid A, Amnesiac, Hail to the Thief) at least for now, and buy either The Bends or OK Computer. But good luck finding either of those in a used CD store.

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 3:08 PM

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the streets ~ original pirate material

the streets kicks ass... especially Sharp Darts and Geezerz Need Excitement...

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
always there when all else fails
over by the west side rails

carligula

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 3:16 PM

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buy either The Bends or OK Computer. But good luck finding either of those in a used CD store.

I'll second that. Unfortunately, I don't think it's that hard to find The Bends used. It had enough top 40 hits to warrant the masses to buy it for the one song, get sick of it, and toss the whole disc without giving the rest of the album a chance. People who do that should all die.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

deathscythe257

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 3:22 PM

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buy either The Bends or OK Computer. But good luck finding either of those in a used CD store.

I'll second that. Unfortunately, I don't think it's that hard to find The Bends used. It had enough top 40 hits to warrant the masses to buy it for the one song, get sick of it, and toss the whole disc without giving the rest of the album a chance. People who do that should all die.

where did the used cd store come from?

either way, get OK Computer.

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
always there when all else fails
over by the west side rails

carligula

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 3:26 PM

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buy either The Bends or OK Computer. But good luck finding either of those in a used CD store.

I'll second that. Unfortunately, I don't think it's that hard to find The Bends used. It had enough top 40 hits to warrant the masses to buy it for the one song, get sick of it, and toss the whole disc without giving the rest of the album a chance. People who do that should all die.

where did the used cd store come from?

Good point.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

rachel

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 3:33 PM

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ive talked them into taking me friday and taking me to a used cd place so i can get two.

right here, kids. lets work on being a little more observant.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

YaDaDaDa

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We were fortunate to find The Bends in a used store lately. I'm still looking to replace stolen copies of Gizmodgery and Comfort Eagle.

To these I have been listening

Beatles Anthology 2
White Stripes - White Blood Cells & Elephant
Best of Blondie
Seth Timbs compilation
the Features mix CD

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~Matthew Tiberius Pelham

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 5:10 PM

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What, do you think all people with the name Josh are jokes? You ignorant redneck.

Ignorant Redneck!?! Are you saying all rednecks are ignorate!?! As a redneck, I take offense to that statement. Wait, I just realized "ignorant" isn't even a real word. Nevermind.

Oops, I forgot to use my "

"

ghostflower

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At Home:

Folk Implosion - The New Folk Implosion (vinyl)
Wings - Venus and Mars
Big Black - Rich Man's 8 Track Tape (birthday gift)
Weezer - Pinkerton (i finally own it again! and the only weezer album i will own)
Mix Cd featuring The Donnas, Rob Zombie, Bryan Adams, Nation of Fear, Pearl Jam, Toadies, Phil Collins, TOOL, Pete Yorn and Various strange things like Belinda Carlille and the theme to Spaceballs.

In My New Used Car:

Fluid Ounces - Grande Finale 2002
Sebadoh - 3
Atom and His Package mix
NOFX - I Heard They Suck Live (another birthday gift)
Alaska!

Still need to buy:

Radiohead - Hail to the Theif
White Stripes - Elephant (tired of borrowing it from girlfriend)
Flaming Lips - Fight Test EP
Earlimart

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

carligula

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What, do you think all people with the name Josh are jokes? You ignorant redneck.

Ignorant Redneck!?! Are you saying all rednecks are ignorate!?! As a redneck, I take offense to that statement. Wait, I just realized "ignorant" isn't even a real word. Nevermind.

Oops, I forgot to use my "

"

Nice editing job, bucko.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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Posted Monday, July 21, 2003 at 5:52 PM

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Lately, I've been enjoying:

Pernice Brothers: Yours, Mine, and Ours
The Notwist: Neon Golden
Broken Social Scene: You Forgot it in People
New Pornographers: Mass Romantic
Deerhoof: Apple O (playing in Nashville in August)
Papa M tour single 3
The Delgados: Hate
The Jayhawks: Sound of Lies
Alasdair Roberts Farewell Sorrow

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What, do you think all people with the name Josh are jokes? You ignorant redneck.

Ignorant Redneck!?! Are you saying all rednecks are ignorate!?! As a redneck, I take offense to that statement. Wait, I just realized "ignorant" isn't even a real word. Nevermind.

Oops, I forgot to use my "

"

Nice editing job, bucko.

Hey, I've got somethin' for you to research right here.

Besides, I left one in there.

HeyItsBriggs

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Posted Tuesday, July 22, 2003 at 11:36 PM

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I've been in a musical slump this summer. I haven't found that one favorite CD or band to last me for a long time that isn't an old stand-by. You've got to have new and fresh exciting things along with your old stand-bys, you know. Last summer it was live Features botlegs. For this June, it was "Summerteeth" by Wilco. That is a really good album, but it hasn't lasted in my regular rotation like I hoped it would. I was excited about the new Clem Snide album coming out, then got dissapointed. I even have a radio show this summer, and you'd think being exposed to 2 hours of new music every week would do it, but it hasn't. Oh well, I did just get the beatles anthology 2, so that will give me alot to listen to and re-listen to for a while.

Slump.

trn

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Posted Wednesday, July 23, 2003 at 12:09 AM

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talking heads
supergrass
grandaddy
kinks (like always)
faith no more
slack
the kills
the clash
the animals
the supremes
pet shop boys
wilco
old guns n roses
spoon

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Posted Wednesday, July 23, 2003 at 3:43 AM

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The Pixies
The Starlight Mints
The Features
Self
De Novo Dahl

Lauren

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Posted Wednesday, July 23, 2003 at 9:31 AM

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The New Pornographers- Electric Version, don't have the 1st one yet
The Features 2/6/03
Elliott Smith- s/t
Various High Llamas
Scene Creamers- Suck on That Emotion
Andrei Codrescu books on tape

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

sinasugarsick

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Posted Wednesday, July 23, 2003 at 11:28 AM

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the make up i want some

john wilkes booze five pillars of soul vol. 3: albert ayler

john wilkes booze five pillars of soul vol. 5: yoko ono

heart greatest hits

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

James Riot

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Scene Creamers- Suck on That Emotion

Do you like this album? I haven't heard it yet, but since its on Drag City I'm curious. I like almost everything Drag City releases. Plus, their singer (who used to be in the Make-Up) is pretty entertaining with his faux-Prince persona and onstage rants about making a mix tape for George W. Bush...

damon

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oh jesus, i think i just overdosed on insound.com

currently listening to...

pages ~ starlight mints
don't ask me to explain ~ of montreal
8 AM all day ~ chisel
we've been had ~ the walkmen
casserole ~ jason lowenstein

(Edited by damon at 7:25 pm on Jul. 25, 2003)

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

DigsySlattery

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currently listening to...

pages ~ starlight mints

Psst...get "Brass Digger" too...and, well, all the others.

~Digsy S. Slattery

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damon

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currently listening to...

pages ~ starlight mints

Psst...get "Brass Digger" too...and, well, all the others.

haha...ok digsy. i thought of you as i listened to it.

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Big Star - #1 Record/Radio City
Van Morrison - Tupelo Honey
Gram Parsons - GP/Grievous Angel
Teenage Fanclub - Bandwagonesque
Hall & Oates - Rock and Soul Part 1
The Replacements - Let it Be
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks

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I just got the ben folds live cd the other day. it is such a great cd. I had to travel to Arkansas yesterday and listened to it twice in a row. ben folds is great

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At Home-
Beach Boys - Rarities, 20/20, Holland, Wild Honey
Pere Ubu - Live in Cleveland, London, & Brussels
Beachwood Sparks- s/t
Lou Rawls - Carryin' On
The Ink Spots - some comp I burned from Ryan
The Tams - Best of
Andrew W.K. - various mp3s

On Campus-
The High Score - various mp3s
Hotpipes - the two eps
The Features website audio player
The Smiths - Meat is Murder

In Truck-
Bigger Lovers
Oldies Radio
Preachin'

You know you have problems, with both money and alcohol, when you find yourself shoving beers down your pants outside a Features show.
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ray davies

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oh jesus, i think i just overdosed on insound.com

you should try epitonic.com, it was the one that i always used to go while we were roommates.......but those days are over now.........

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oh jesus, i think i just overdosed on insound.com

you should try epitonic.com, it was the one that i always used to go while we were roommates.......but those days are over now.........

fear not, for epitonic has not slipped my mind. i think i got most of the stuff off of there that i wanted for the time being. sadly, though, my hard drive decided to fuck up and later needed replacing, so much of what was once stored on it is now lost.

i'm in the process of remaking the vast empire of mp3s that you once made.

(Edited by damon at 3:34 pm on Jul. 28, 2003)

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

sinasugarsick

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The High Score - various mp3s

my high school sweetheart's band. he was also the guitarist for the faults with mic harrison (who is now in superdrag...wait they broke up.)

anyway, he's written alot of songs about me and he still does (she don't love me)

enjoy.

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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Scene Creamers- Suck on That Emotion

Do you like this album? I haven't heard it yet, but since its on Drag City I'm curious. I like almost everything Drag City releases. Plus, their singer (who used to be in the Make-Up) is pretty entertaining with his faux-Prince persona and onstage rants about making a mix tape for George W. Bush...

Not that much. That's why it's on the play list- I got it a long time ago & was never interested in it enough to get to know it. So, I'm revisiting it now. It lacks something that was essential to my love for the Makeup, although I can't put my finger on it...

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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Bigger Lovers

I like some of their stuff and then some of it annoys me. I really like "Forever is Not so Long" and "Half Richard's" is on my power pop mix CD. I think the 2 CDs could be combined into one by removing the bad tracks & then they would make a great album.

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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Still need to buy:

Earlimart

I bought this the other day and so far, Mama like.

dance your cares away...worries for another day.

YaDaDaDa

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It's been a while, and now I'm listening to new stuff

Flaming Lips - Zaireeka
Flaming Lips - Clouds Taste Metallic
Self - Half Baked Serenade
the Features - 2/6/03
White Stripes - Elephant
White Stripes - White Blood Cells
Norah Jones - Come Away w/Me

I can't grow a beard, and I don't like to party.
~Matthew Tiberius Pelham

ghostflower

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in the car on my way home to memphis today i listened to......

veruca salt - eight arms to hold you
sonic youth - hold that tiger (live in chicago 1987)
flaming lips - priest driven ambulance
REM - murmur

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

damon

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squeaky fingers ~ ted leo & the pharmacists
doing nothing ~ of montreal
little sadie ~ doc watson

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Posted Tuesday, July 29, 2003 at 1:38 AM

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new super furry animals - phantom power

not as rocking as other records by sfa, but prettier.
this is class A pink floyd style chill pop.
it sure kicks hail to the thief around the street.

just kidding radiohead fans. but it is just as good. and sfa have been putting out sonically experimental rock records for just as long, they just never had the corporate backing.

Phil

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i've been digging 20th-century classical lately. john cage, pierre boulez, etc. really weird sometimes, but entertaining!

-phil

ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE. USE THEM TOGETHER. USE THEM IN PEACE.

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A Tribe Called Quest - Midnight Marauders
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
Lauren Hill - The Miseducation Of...
Common - Resurrection
GZA - Liquid Swords
Mr. Lif - I Phantom
Aesop Rock - Bazooka Tooth

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tribe called quest rules me. my fav is low end theory.

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tribe called quest rules me. my fav is low end theory.

The Low End Theory is one of the best hip hop albums ever recorded, if not one of the best albums in any genre. I mean, "Check the Rhyme"...are you kidding me?

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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progress ~ mission of burma
come baby come ~ ted leo and the pharmacists
oogum boogum ~ alex chilton

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Low End Theory is great, but I believe Midnight Marauders to be better. Both are certainly two of the best hip-hop albums ever.

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barrytown ~ steely dan
under the hedge ~ ted leo and the pharmacists
ella guru ~ captain beefheart

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ella guru ~ captain beefheart

im glad to see the captain on your list.......

i have been listeneing to the "ice cream for crow" album as of late.....

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on the drive back to mboro yesterday i listened to:

flaming lips - yoshimi battles the pink robots
self - breakfast with girls
sonic youth - dirty
sebadoh - III

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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im glad to see the captain on your list.......

you taught me well

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Call Florence Pow - These Are The Plans...

Someone put a like to the whole CD on the Self board and I love it.

So I'm Hooking up with David Dewese David Dewese, double D Hooking up with DD DD, don't make me say please again oh no again oh no

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Ive been listening to alot of Camper Van Beethoven lately.

Only 2 fingers aint that bad

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academy fight song ~ mission of burma
crazy love ~ van morrison

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for all of you listening to the kills

it's a shame that you guys aren't cool enough to listen to royal trux

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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The first Ramones album.

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for all of you listening to the kills

it's a shame that you guys aren't cool enough to listen to royal trux

i take it that's your way of suggesting a band.

i'm gonna give them a listen, but i just don't think it's possible for me to be any cooler.

Are you Wigglin?

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if you were the least bit cool

you'd already know who neil h. is

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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dude, neil hermanson was my fourth grade teacher! see. you can't deny the coolness.

i liked the individual songs i downloaded, but i think i'd get a better feel for them if i could listen to an album as a whole. which would you reccommend i start with? or even a ranking would be appreciated, if you will.

Are you Wigglin?

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i liked the individual songs i downloaded, but i think i'd get a better feel for them if i could listen to an album as a whole. which would you reccommend i start with? or even a ranking would be appreciated, if you will.

My favorite Royal Trux album is Accelerator. It's probably their catchiest record. Veterans of Disorder, Pound for Pound, and Thank You are also good, but I'm not sure exactly how I would rank them. Some of their earlier albums border on free noise, so I wouldn’t recommend starting with them. Hope this helps!

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I'm on a serious Jane's Addiction bender right now... where the hell's my spoon?!?!?!?

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I'm on a serious Jane's Addiction bender right now... where the hell's my spoon?!?!?!?

don't you be putting that shit in yer veins bhoy!

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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My favorite Royal Trux album is Accelerator. It's probably their catchiest record. Veterans of Disorder, Pound for Pound, and Thank You are also good, but I'm not sure exactly how I would rank them. Some of their earlier albums border on free noise, so I wouldn’t recommend starting with them. Hope this helps!

my favourite is twin infinitives. since it's my favourite it's obviously the best.

next is singles, live, unreleased. then accelerator and thank you.

i'm sure the rock n roll camp for girls people aren't cool enough to teach this. someone owes me tuition.

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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Right now I've been listening to Aerosmith, Alice In Chains, Pete Yorn, and Filter also bit of Pj Harvey.

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i'm sure the rock n roll camp for girls people aren't cool enough to teach this. someone owes me tuition.

well, that rock and roll girls camp fell through, and it was a total bummer (turns out i'm not a 13 year old girl ready to express my musical talents, afterall). but thanks for the lesson, anyways. be waiting by the mailbox!

and thanks, james riot.

Are you Wigglin?

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new stuff i bought the other day....

Earlimart 7"
Smashing Pumpkins - Adore LP (its mixed in mono!)
Sebadoh - Bakesale
Big Black - The Hammer Party

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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Third time since this thread came up==

nothing but Flaming Lips since the show!!!

We'll see if De Novo Dahl changes the pattern tonight.

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hey

what ever happened to veruca salt?

i feel partially responsible

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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alright ~ supergrass
inside love ~ nadasurf
sitting ~ cat stevens

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Smashing Pumpkins
The Clash
Guttermouth
The Descendents

and i like to wake up to Of Montreal and Granddaddy.

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
always there when all else fails
over by the west side rails

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Man, I love this guy John Cunningham & his records Homeless House & Happy-Go-Unlucky. I knew nothing about him prior to hearing them last week, but I guess he works w/ Fugu & maybe others. He writes really pretty, melodic, poppy songs, with lots of worthy comparisons to Nick Drake, late-60s Beach Boys & Beatles, & Emitt Rhodes.

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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Pavement/Malkmus. And lots of it.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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Pavement/Malkmus. And lots of it.

me too, carl......

ive been listening to "terror twilight" quite a bit lately.....and i cant stop listening to "pig lib"

i believe i might be addicted

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Pavement/Malkmus. And lots of it.

me too, carl......

ive been listening to "terror twilight" quite a bit lately.....and i cant stop listening to "pig lib"

i believe i might be addicted

Yeah, I was mostly re-inspired to listen to it because I'll be seeing him open for Radiohead on Sunday in St. Louis. Unfortunately, I've been having a hard time finding the first SM album (that I used to have a copy of but lost) for less that $17.

I completely blew it not seeing him at 328 a few years back.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

ray davies

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I completely blew it not seeing him at 328 a few years back.

me too

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I completely blew it not seeing him at 328 a few years back.

me too

not many people attended that show...i'm guessing 75...maybe 100 tops.

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Not that anyone cares, but.....

God Speed You Black Emperor
Radiohead
Slint
The Apparitions
The Iceburn Collective

...The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon; the vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true...

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Glad to have you with us, Flat.

I can't grow a beard, and I don't like to party.
~Matthew Tiberius Pelham

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Still -- Joy Division
No Need To Argue -- The Cranberries
Nothing Feels Good -- The Promise Ring

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
always there when all else fails
over by the west side rails

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If this board were to expand to accomodate its growing number of visitors, I might suggest a forum for on-going discussions. This would be one of the threads to go onto it (as well as the avatars thread).

As of now, I am listening to (and I believe this is my third or fourth entry on this thread)

the Jamiecarrolls
De Novo Dahl
Fluid Ounces -- INOFW, Satisfy
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown soundtrack

I can't grow a beard, and I don't like to party.
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You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown soundtrack

This is off topic but yesterday I got this really cool Charlie Brown game. I think that it is from the late 70's or early 80's. I haven't played it yet but I think that it might be kinda fun. Have you ever seen it?

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The game or the play??

The game -- no, but I still have a Charlie Brown trash can straight from the 70s.

The play -- yes, in college.

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I was referring to the game. I've decided that we are going to play it tonight after the IBL/Glossary show.

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...yesterday I got this really cool Charlie Brown game.

What manner of game is it? Is it fun? And can other players kill Peppermint Patty in the course of the game? If so, I'll come over and play tonight.

grass stains, airplanes, anything and everything

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...yesterday I got this really cool Charlie Brown game.

What manner of game is it? Is it fun? And can other players kill Peppermint Patty in the course of the game? If so, I'll come over and play tonight.

Well I never got around to playing it the other night. I'm pretty sure that since the game is meant to be played by children that there is no killing involved. But we could arrange a grudge match before the next Features show and make up our own rules.

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Peppermint Patty can live. Lucy deserves to die a gruesome death.

(Edited by YaDaDaDa at 4:04 pm on Aug. 25, 2003)

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Peppermint Patty can live. Lucy deserves to die a gruesome death.

I love Peppermint Patty. She's hilarious.

But what will happen to the boy when the circus comes to town?

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Hey jamiecarroll, Get the Jamie Carroll's back together, this is a f#$#ing brilliant CD!!!

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Hey jamiecarroll, Get the Jamie Carroll's back together, this is a f#$#ing brilliant CD!!!

Yeah jamie, you heard the random lurker!! Get back together!

(Oh wait...were you ever really together?? So I guess you can't get back together really...hmmmm)

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I just bought Warren Zevon's "The Wind" I kow, tres trendy of me, but I really meant to buy it sooner. It is fantastic. Absolutely gut wrenching stuff.

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Surfer Girl and Shut Down Vol 2 by the Beach Boys... The best of the Surf-era double album CD sets. "Surfer Girl," "In My Room," "Dont Worry Baby," "Catch A Wave," "Fun Fun Fun." Absolutely Brilliant. Somebody sold almost their entire Beach Boys CD collection to the record store here and I have been taking advantage of the cheap CDs. They are the 1990 pressings, too, so they don't have Mike Love credited as songwriter on as many songs.

trn

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*lambchop-nixon (especially at sleepy time)
*nick drake-way to blue (when i am thinking about a certain somebody, i listen to #10)
*wilco-yhf
(and the features of course)

"negro frijoles!!" ~m.m.

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perfect circle - thirteen step
postal service - give up
lou barlow - wasted peices
rooney - rooney

this is what i've purchased in the last few weeks. and i love them all.

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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Bands I've been listening to lately...

Blur
Duran Duran
Hall and Oates
Features
De Novo Dahl

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death cab for cutie
the polyphonic spree
the kills
the postal service
grandaddy
roxy music

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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death cab for cutie
the polyphonic spree
the kills
the postal service
grandaddy
roxy music

You've come so far. Very nice.

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death cab for cutie
the polyphonic spree
the kills
the postal service
grandaddy
roxy music

You've come so far.

No shit. Maybe you can tell me what to listen to next, Rachel.

(Edited by jamiecarroll at 8:55 pm on Sep. 16, 2003)

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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death cab for cutie
the polyphonic spree
the kills
the postal service
grandaddy
roxy music

You've come so far.

No shit. Maybe you can tell me what to listen to next, Rachel.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

damon

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moondance~van morrison

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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I've been getting busy to a Features bootleg DickDawson gave to me. Thank you very much. You're a recording wizard.

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I've been getting busy to a Features bootleg DickDawson gave to me. Thank you very much. You're a recording wizard.

Oh hush, you know how much it turns me on when you talk that way.

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new grandaddy

the kinks - arthur

new super ferry animals

new dandy warhols

the kills

t-rex

gang of four

the cars

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Guided by Voices Earthquake Glue
The Clientele The Violet Hour and Lost Weekend ep
M. Ward Transfiguration of Vincent
Damien Jurado Where Shall You Take Me?
Xiu Xiu A Promise (When I listen to this cd, I make this face:

)

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Belle and Sebastian -- Boy with the Arab Strap (so-so)
Rilo Kiley -- The Execution of all Things (so friggin' good!)
Verde -- Unreleased Demos (amazing)
Ex-liontamer's Mix CD (very cool)
The Cure -- Greatest Hits (pretty good)
Jetpack -- S/T (fantastic)
Rage Against the Machine -- S/T (classic)
Grandaddy -- Sumday (alright)
Radio VH1 -- Indie Rock channel (surprisingly good)

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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Currently:

Okkervil River: Down The River of Golden Dreams
Brian Eno: Taking Tiger Mountain
Neutral Milk Hotel: In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
Clinic: 3 eps
The Gants: I Wonder
Various Artists: D.I.Y (The Blank Generation- The New York Scene 1975-1978)
James Riot Mix Tape #1
FeaturesGirl's Mix CD

and just for the record, i hate the polyphonic spree

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and just for the record, i hate the polyphonic spree

its so cheerful its a little annoying at times, but for the most part ive been liking them.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

jamiecarroll

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Man, I don't mean to sound highbrow, but I've been listening to pretty much all classical music lately, specifically Chopin's Piano Concertos, Tchaikovsky's 'Pathetique,' Berlioz' 'Symphonie Fantastique,' and a lot of Beethoven. Classical music is good for me right now.

In the car, I've been listening to the Jetpack album and the Feable Weiner album, both of which are great.

And I'm counting down the days until that new OutKast album comes out.

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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And I'm counting down the days until that new OutKast album comes out.

I saw the new video today and you were right, it does kick ass. It's very cool.

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polyphonic spree rules. i heard that they are absolutely fantastic live. they are in atlanta next wed. i can't make it, but i hear that even if the album doesn't get you, the live show will.

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Verde -- Unreleased Demos (amazing)

I was wondering when you were going to publicly announce that you were in possession of these. I was able to listen to them on the way to Radiohead in St. Louis, and they are as spectacular as he says.

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The New Pornographers - Mass Romantic, Electric Version
Super Furries - Phantom Planet
Spoon - A Series of Sneaks
The Possibilities - Way Out
Nick Drake - Bryter Later
Afrika Bambaata - Zulu Groove
Departure Lounge - s/t
Josh Rouse - Under Cold Blue Stars
George HArrison - All Things Must Pass

You know you have problems, with both money and alcohol, when you find yourself shoving beers down your pants outside a Features show.
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Fluid Ounces -- 02/02/02
The Features -- 2000-2003
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown -- soundtrack

I can't grow a beard, and I don't like to party.
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Remy Zero

I am a horse with no name.

Flat Chop To The Throat

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Right now...this minute...The Hotpipes...This shit is awesome.

How did I miss this for so long?

...The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon; the vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true...

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"little boys don't blink an eye, no...little girls don't flinch when you smell blood..."

The Hotpipes
"Rattle Cats"

Greatest song I have heard in a long time.....

...The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon; the vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true...

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powerlines ~ 63 crayons
pictures or me ~ vue

i wish i had some elekibass here...

(Edited by damon at 1:19 am on Sep. 19, 2003)

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Pedro- Control
Sleepy Jackson- Lovers
Sufjan Stevens- Greetings from Michigan....
Beulah- Yoko
Brendan Benson- One Mississippi
Cash- American 3

dance your cares away...worries for another day.

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guided by voices ~ everywhere with helicopter
black heart procession ~ a light so dim
vue ~ child for you

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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I listened to my Ride/Hurricane #1 compilation this morning and I've been listening to some Of Montreal lately. Other than that, it's the same stuff as usual...

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while sitting here in the computer lab wishing i hadn't gotten up soo early (oh wait i haven't been to sleep yet!) i'm listening to Remy Zero

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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powerlines ~ 63 crayons
pictures or me ~ vue

i wish i had some elekibass here...

Did you lose the elekibass cd?

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powerlines ~ 63 crayons
pictures or me ~ vue

i wish i had some elekibass here...

Did you lose the elekibass cd?

no, i just didn't have it with me at the moment. 63 crayons made me want some of those zaney japanese popsmiths.

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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powerlines ~ 63 crayons
pictures or me ~ vue

Your listing of the Vue prompted me to dig through my cds and listen to a bootleg that I made of them in November of 2001, when they played the Exit/In with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Their cover of the Velvet Underground's "Can't Stand It" still rules me.

(Edited by richarddawson at 8:23 pm on Sep. 21, 2003)

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I'm hooked on The Features and Imaginary Baseball League mostly. Amazing stuff.

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green rode shotgun is on top of my list at the moment.

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Joy Division/Closer
Billy Bragg and Wilco/Mermaid Ave.
Johnny Cash/Live at Folsom Prison
Outkast/Speakerboxxx
Magnetic Fields/69 Love Songs
MF Doom/As Viktor Vaughn: Vaudeville Villain
Radiohead/OK Computer
Talking Heads/More Songs About Buildings and Food, Remain in Light

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the hotpipes - heroes and villians
josh rouse - 1972
de novo dahl - @ the boro 8/22/03
belle and sebastian - tigermilk
josh rouse - love vibration uk import single (#2 ~princess on the porch is my new favorite song)
neuboy's mix cd
the zombies - Odessey & Oracle
les savy fav

maybe i could sing along
to your neverending songs,
i'm just looking for some fun

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you dumb tweenies have your emo

but i have my slint

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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the zombies - Odessey & Oracle

The pinnacle of Anglo-Saxon civilization.

You know you have problems, with both money and alcohol, when you find yourself shoving beers down your pants outside a Features show.
-jbc

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Magazine (compilation)

Gang of Four (compilation)

Interpol...ahh, fall-time music

De Novo Dahl: Blue Sky Court 08-08-03

Pere Ubu: The Modern Dance

Rolling Stones: Rock and Roll Circus (The Who on this album make me wonder why I've never heard a comparison between the Features and early Who material.)

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Dead Milkmen
Dag Nasty
Descendents
The Strokes
Air

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
always there when all else fails
over by the west side rails

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rem
green rode shotgun
interpol
last few songs of the yyys album

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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The Clash - London Calling
Radiohead - The Bends
The Cure - Galore
De Novo Dahl EP

...and the You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown is constantly in my head.

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Hot Hot Heat - A mix of songs
Some Interpol
Led Zep
Bjork
And Muse

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the go-"whatcha doin'"
the strokes-"is this it"
electric six-"fire"
the jam-"best of" tape
i can't find my damn interpol cd.

Are you Wigglin?

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Lately, Ive been listening to Faust and my all time fave Syd Barrett.

death to slack. overrated and whipped.

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

oh you mean joy division? interpol couldn't write a good song if it was stuck in carlos' hair care products. "turn on the bright lights" is good, but it gets boring after you hear that same "disorder" bassline over and over again.

death to slack. overrated and whipped.

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

oh you mean joy division? interpol couldn't write a good song if it was stuck in carlos' hair care products. "turn on the bright lights" is good, but it gets boring after you hear that same "disorder" bassline over and over again.

Oh.... SNAP!!!

I'm a big fan of the VegetableMan.

(Edited by carligula at 10:37 am on Oct. 2, 2003)

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

oh you mean joy division? interpol couldn't write a good song if it was stuck in carlos' hair care products. "turn on the bright lights" is good, but it gets boring after you hear that same "disorder" bassline over and over again.

actually,

if you thought about it or actually listened to good music instead of reading a comparison out of your rollingstone subscription

you'd know that they sound much more like magnetic fields than joy division.

i can see how you would be bitter about interpol though. they're all hot and julian casablanca is chub. and that one guy is dating drew barrymore, so indie rock and adorable!!! awww

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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Murs and Slug/FELT: A Tribute to Christina Ricci
Peanut Butter Wolf/My Vinyl Weighs a Ton
Miles Davis/Bitches Brew, Birth of the Cool
The Strokes/Room On Fire
The Rapture/Echoes
Ghostface Killah/Supreme Clientele
Les Savy Fav/Rome Written Upside Down
Clinic/Walking With Thee

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you'd know that they sound much more like magnetic fields than joy division.

Really? I see no similarities between them.

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

oh you mean joy division? interpol couldn't write a good song if it was stuck in carlos' hair care products. "turn on the bright lights" is good, but it gets boring after you hear that same "disorder" bassline over and over again.

Hahahaha

I do like Interpol (except for that god damn NYC song), because I like listening to their music during the cold weather. The guitar is the most obvious reason they don't sound exactly like Joy Division, as well as song topics. I would probably like them even more if they sounded like JD.

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

oh you mean joy division? interpol couldn't write a good song if it was stuck in carlos' hair care products. "turn on the bright lights" is good, but it gets boring after you hear that same "disorder" bassline over and over again.

actually,

if you thought about it or actually listened to good music instead of reading a comparison out of your rollingstone subscription

actually, i remember seeing interpol for the first time on a trip i took to NYC about 2 years ago.

(Edited by VegetableMan at 12:57 pm on Oct. 2, 2003)

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i'm thinking get lost magnetic fields and not that 69 love songs bullshit.

everytime i listen to get lost i think of interpol. and when i was with paul from interpol i was thinking of the song famous. or was it smoke and mirrors?

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when i was with paul from interpol

In the Biblical sense?

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

who here doesn't?

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
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over by the west side rails

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

who here doesn't?

Only against my will when I'm carting around drunk foreign chicks in my car.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

who here doesn't?

Me

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

who here doesn't?

Me

I listened to the album today.

Boring.

I can't grow a beard, and I don't like to party.
~Matthew Tiberius Pelham

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it's about time you damn kids start listening to interpol

who here doesn't?

Me

I listened to the album today.

Boring.

i still enjoy interpol, but am not as obsessed with the album as I once was before. it just gets old after a while. i do, however, enjoy the way that pitchforkmedia.com has been constantly bashing interpol for avoiding the studio and playing the same 2 new songs for over a year. they once said that if pitchfork put together a christmas album that interpol's contribution would be "christmas will tear us apart". very funny.

(Edited by ray davies at 2:40 pm on Oct. 5, 2003)

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"christmas will tear us apart". very funny.

you're everybody's second home
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are we all forgetting that the members of interpol are hott?

come on guys

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are we all forgetting that the members of interpol are hott?

come on guys

Maybe that thoughtful thread should be revived...

~Digsy S. Slattery

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a thread about the general all around hottness of a band

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Verde's Silver Black & White... over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over...

Peace Frog Productions

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beulah - yoko
the sleepy jackson - lovers
elliott smith - xo
the smiths - best of

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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beulah - yoko

I've been enjoying this album as well. I recently saw them live in Atlanta, and it was a great show.

On another note, I got the new Guided by Voices box set (now conveniently pictured in my avatar) today, and just spent the last 7 hours of my life listening to the cds and watching the dvd. I enjoyed every second of it. Completely amazing...

stopforme

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beulah - yoko

I've been enjoying this album as well. I recently saw them live in Atlanta, and it was a great show.

On another note, I got the new Guided by Voices box set (now conveniently pictured in my avatar) today, and just spent the last 7 hours of my life listening to the cds and watching the dvd. I enjoyed every second of it. Completely amazing...

i think the new beulah sucks.

oh the drudgery of being wet

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The Strokes
Beta Band
Dylan
Mates Of State
The Misfits

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i think the new beulah sucks.

Good for you.

stopforme

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i think the new beulah sucks.

Good for you.

.....? just an opinion

oh the drudgery of being wet

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beulah - yoko

I've been enjoying this album as well. I recently saw them live in Atlanta, and it was a great show.

On another note, I got the new Guided by Voices box set (now conveniently pictured in my avatar) today, and just spent the last 7 hours of my life listening to the cds and watching the dvd. I enjoyed every second of it. Completely amazing...

i think the new beulah sucks.

i really really like it, but ive never heard any other beulah to compare it to.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

stopforme

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beulah - yoko

I've been enjoying this album as well. I recently saw them live in Atlanta, and it was a great show.

On another note, I got the new Guided by Voices box set (now conveniently pictured in my avatar) today, and just spent the last 7 hours of my life listening to the cds and watching the dvd. I enjoyed every second of it. Completely amazing...

i think the new beulah sucks.

i really really like it, but ive never heard any other beulah to compare it to.

i think that the last two are really good. thats why im so upset about the new one.

oh the drudgery of being wet

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beulah - yoko

I've been enjoying this album as well. I recently saw them live in Atlanta, and it was a great show.

On another note, I got the new Guided by Voices box set (now conveniently pictured in my avatar) today, and just spent the last 7 hours of my life listening to the cds and watching the dvd. I enjoyed every second of it. Completely amazing...

i think the new beulah sucks.

i really really like it, but ive never heard any other beulah to compare it to.

i think that the last two are really good. thats why im so upset about the new one.

do you not like it because its bad, or is it a lot different from the first two? or both.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

stopforme

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beulah - yoko

I've been enjoying this album as well. I recently saw them live in Atlanta, and it was a great show.

On another note, I got the new Guided by Voices box set (now conveniently pictured in my avatar) today, and just spent the last 7 hours of my life listening to the cds and watching the dvd. I enjoyed every second of it. Completely amazing...

i think the new beulah sucks.

i really really like it, but ive never heard any other beulah to compare it to.

i think that the last two are really good. thats why im so upset about the new one.

do you not like it because its bad, or is it a lot different from the first two? or both.

honestly, i think its bad.

oh the drudgery of being wet

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i think the new beulah sucks.

Good for you.

.....? just an opinion

Sorry-not trying to be rude. Your comment just seemed a little abrupt. I really like the new one, and I think I actually prefer it to Heartsrings. It just takes a little longer to sink in. When I saw them live, iwantelvis and I agreed that the bass player looks exactly like Al Franken from SNL.

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i think the new beulah sucks.

Good for you.

.....? just an opinion

Sorry-not trying to be rude. Your comment just seemed a little abrupt. I really like the new one, and I think I actually prefer it to Heartsrings. It just takes a little longer to sink in. When I saw them live, iwantelvis and I agreed that the bass player looks exactly like Al Franken from SNL.

you guys are being way too polite

I recently bought Neil Young's Greendale album, not Neil's best work considering its a play/musical sort of thing, but comes with a cool live performance DVD too.

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i think the new beulah sucks.

Good for you.

.....? just an opinion

Your comment just seemed a little abrupt.

thats strange.

stopforme, of the other two, which would you recommend?

(Edited by rachel at 4:31 pm on Nov. 4, 2003)

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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i think the new beulah sucks.

Good for you.

.....? just an opinion

Your comment just seemed a little abrupt.

thats strange.

stopforme, of the other two, which would you recommend?

thats debatable. i think i actually like the coast is never clear better than when your heartstrings break, but i think im the only one. heartstrings is really good, but the other really grew on me... its happier and more poppy, i think.

oh the drudgery of being wet

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rock&roll
ryan adams

now fight!

...love fights

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i think the new beulah sucks.

Good for you.

.....? just an opinion

Your comment just seemed a little abrupt.

thats strange.

stopforme, of the other two, which would you recommend?

thats debatable. i think i actually like the coast is never clear better than when your heartstrings break, but i think im the only one. heartstrings is really good, but the other really grew on me... its happier and more poppy, i think.

I totally agree. I've seen Beulah twice and really liked both shows, over a year ago. The Coast Is Never Clear took a while to grow on me, but I really enjoyed it after a couple of listens. I was quite addicted to it for months. Gradually, I grew out of liking them as much as I had, because I found stuff that I liked a lot better.

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Strokes - Room On Fire
Features - Inferno Bar
Make Up - eehh, whatever cd it is that Sina has
Mattoid - Hello
Andre 3000 - Compilation

Flat Chop To The Throat

Tartar, Mama...The Earth

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Low - The Curtain Hits the Cast
Transmission Fifty-Six - 1st EP
Pink Floyd - Relics
This Heat - Deceit
The Apparitions - Oxygen Think Tank

...The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon; the vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true...

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chisel - citizen of venus
nadasurf - blonde on blonde
guided by voices - everywhere with helicopter
the decemberists - the soldiering life

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
Big Boi - Speakerboxxx
Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism
Beulah - When Your Heartstrings Break
The band formerly known as "The Postal Service"- Give Up
Radiohead - B-Sides from Amnesiac

Will

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the streets ~ original pirate material

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toay in the truck...
The High Strung - These Are Good Times
Spoon - A Series of Sneaks
De Novo Dahl - self-titled e.p.
NPR

earlier this evening on wax...
Dusty Springfield - Dusty in Memphis
The Ink Spots - The Sensational Ink Spots
Rolling Stones - Aftermath
Pere Ubu - Dub Housing
The Band - Big Pink
Looper - The Geometrid

at this very moment...
Flaming Lips - Yoshimi...

on deck...
ELO - Greatest Hits
Switchfoot - The Beautiful Letdown
a cornicopia of in-transit illegal mp3s from Blur and The Beta Band

You know you have problems, with both money and alcohol, when you find yourself shoving beers down your pants outside a Features show.
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"Sophomore Jinx"-Self.

Eh.

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In the car:
New Pornographers- Electric Version
De Novo Dahl- s/t
Beulah- yoko- I agree that this is my least favorite of their albums. There are a couple of worthwhile tracks, though.

On the turntable:
The Shins- Chutes Too Narrow- at first I was unsure, but I'm starting to love this record
Led Zeppelin III

On the computer:
Elliott Smith- Live 1/4/03

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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In the car:
Elliott Smith - Figure Eight
the Jeevas - 1,2,3,4
Suede - A New Morning
Prince - Dirty Mind

At home:
Paul & Linda McCartney- Ram
Ringo Starr - Ringo
Blur - "Good Song" single
Suede - "Attitude" single
Aireline - Ocean Songs From the Year of the Horse
Moneypenny - Watch for the Sun...
O Brother Where Art Thou? soundtrack
Imaginary Baseball League EP
Daybreak - First Light
the Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
Broken Social Scene - You Forgot it in People
"Spotlight on Spongebath" WPRB special (thanks, TF!)
Forget Cassettes - Instruments of Action
Annie Sellick - No Greater Thrill
Beegie Adair - I'll Take Romance

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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i recently re-discovered Oasis. back in the day the only record i owned and liked was Definitely Maybe. now i have this new found respect for the band and i don't know why. i can't stop listening.

currently....

in the car.....

Oasis - Definitely Maybe
Seth Timbs - live at the Slow Bar
Cheap Trick - s/t
Lou Barlow compilation
Earilmart - everyone down there
A Perfect Circle - 13th Step

at home on the turntable......

Papa M - Live From A Shark Cage
Depeche Mode - Music For The Masses
Billy Joel - Greatest Hits

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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i recently re-discovered Oasis. back in the day the only record i owned and liked was Definitely Maybe. now i have this new found respect for the band and i don't know why. i can't stop listening.

For a year or two, as my friends at the time can confirm, I was Oasis' biggest fan. I bought everything - albums, singles, bootlegs, videos, books. Hell, I even bought an Epiphone Sheraton because of Noel Gallagher. However, their act began to get stale to me on Be Here Now, and by Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, I had completely lost interest.

I don't have anything nice to say about the current state of Oasis, but I still have a soft spot in my heart for their first 2 (maybe 3) albums. They were really on top of their game, and I think they made some really timeless rock records. I still contend, though, that the best Oasis songs are B-sides (and not necissarily the ones on The Masterplan.)

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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i recently re-discovered Oasis. back in the day the only record i owned and liked was Definitely Maybe. now i have this new found respect for the band and i don't know why. i can't stop listening.

That's what I like to hear.

and jamiecarroll wrote this, but I'm still a gimp and can't figure out how to double quote...

I don't have anything nice to say about the current state of Oasis, but I still have a soft spot in my heart for their first 2 (maybe 3) albums. They were really on top of their game, and I think they made some really timeless rock records. I still contend, though, that the best Oasis songs are B-sides (and not necissarily the ones on The Masterplan.)

I have to say that I haven't listened to "Heathen Chemistry" in months (and I mean upwards of 6 or so, probably), but I still think it's okay. Oasis will always be my favorite band and I'll always think they're amazing and they will probably be the only band that I'll spend mega bucks on. SOTSOG is my 2nd favorite Oasis album after MG, so I'm still loyal to Oasis 2.0.

And really, I can't think of any other band who devotes/devoted as much time to quality B-Sides as Oasis. The Masterplan rules all...

As of right now, though, I'm listening to ROOM ON FIRE by the Strokes. It is simply amazing and after seeing them live, they have entered into my top 3 favorite bands. The Strokes are so good...they are so good...

I'm also listening to "Chutes Too Narrow," especially Saint Simon and Fighting in a Sack. Good...

~Digsy S. Slattery

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The band formerly known as "The Postal Service"

What do you mean by that?

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The US Government is trying to make them change their name. Read about it here.

I TOTALLY AGREE!

Keith, you are destined to rock. Never forget this.
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The US Government is trying to make them change their name. Read about it here.

Thanks, Keith. This is so lame! Has the name Cease-and-Desist been taken? They should go with something like that. Sounds like a good name for an electronic group.

"It just goes to illustrate the misplaced priorities of this administration. I mean, if the federal government sends any band a cease-and-desist letter this year, it should be Staind!"

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The US Government is trying to make them change their name. Read about it here.

Did anyone else notice that the little flippy ad bar at the top of that page features Viva Voce? Remember them? I saw them the VERY FIRST night I saw the Features.

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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Current listenings...

In the car:
Belle & Sebastian - Dear Catastrophe Waitress

Home:
New Order: Technique
John Coltrane & Johnny Harper - S/T
Salako - Musicality
Pixies - Death to the Pixies
Joy Division - Closer
Belle & Sebastian- Lazy Line Painter Jane EP
Pink Floyd - Saucer Full of Secrets
Cardigans - The Other Side of the Moon (thanks Rollum

)

Be still Cody! Be still!!!

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Cardigans - The Other Side of the Moon (thanks Rollum

)

I assume these are "First Band on the Moon" outtakes? If so, I'm very interested. I find the Cardigans grossly underrated.

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Yes, that's the one.

Funny, I bought it at CD Warehouse in M'boro and showed it to Rollum that day I think. He said something like, "you ass..I had to sell that yesterday and I really regret it"

So, I'd be happy to burn you a copy, and for you too Rollum if you're still feeling the regret 5 years later.

Be still Cody! Be still!!!

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So, I'd be happy to burn you a copy,

Hmm... we might need to work out a trade of some sorts...

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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Yeah, no worries. I'll burn it tommorow. Coming to DND this weekend?

-holey

Be still Cody! Be still!!!

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Yeah, no worries. I'll burn it tommorow. Coming to DND this weekend?

-holey

To tell you the truth, I might have to miss it. I'll probably be seeing Jetpack anmd Lucky Guns at 12th and Porter. Maybe Tuesday?

By the way, apologies to all for this tangential and all-to-private conversation.

Speaking of private, who's going to the Privates show tonight? Not me. I got tickets for Badly Drawn Boy.

(Edited by carligula at 1:58 pm on Nov. 13, 2003)

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Since you brought it up Carl, I should mention that The Privates show tonight is early. Starts at 8.

I TOTALLY AGREE!

Keith, you are destined to rock. Never forget this.
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Smashing Pumpkins - Adore
The Clash - London Calling
Dusty Springfield's Greatest Hits
The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
The Beatles - The Beatles (Disc A, mostly)
Belle & Sebastian - Dear Catastrope Waitress
The Powerpuff Girls - Heroes and Villains
Beck - Sea Change
Elliott Smith - Figure 8; Either/Or

That's so NA.

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Smashing Pumpkins - Adore
The Clash - London Calling
Dusty Springfield's Greatest Hits
The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
The Beatles - The Beatles (Disc A, mostly)
Belle & Sebastian - Dear Catastrope Waitress
The Powerpuff Girls - Heroes and Villains
Beck - Sea Change
Elliott Smith - Figure 8; Either/Or

finally someone on the board with good taste.

Eh.

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Yeah, no worries. I'll burn it tommorow. Coming to DND this weekend?

-holey

To tell you the truth, I might have to miss it. I'll probably be seeing Jetpack anmd Lucky Guns at 12th and Porter.

Then I'd BEST see your ass at Denny Diamond this evening- my new plan since I found out that hippie Truth tour is $25. Hope to be going to the DND show tomorrow. Last time I saw IATWTC they were visually amusing but musically sucky.

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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Then I'd BEST see your ass at Denny Diamond this evening- my new plan since I found out that hippie Truth tour is $25. Hope to be going to the DND show tomorrow. Last time I saw IATWTC they were visually amusing but musically sucky.

Actually, the Luxury Liners are playing at 12th and Porter, but I may be able to swing both. Denny Diamond is outstanding!

So, with Kindercore going under, is the IATWTC show still happening? I assume it is.

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So, with Kindercore going under, is the IATWTC show still happening? I assume it is.

all of the kindercore bands that are on tour will continue their scheduled shows. Kindercore has cancelled all of it's projected releases for 2004. However, the back catalog wil remain in print.

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Hope to be going to the DND show tomorrow.

Awesome! I'll see you there!

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carl, i didn't see you at badlydrawnboy......

maybe i could sing along
to your neverending songs,
i'm just looking for some fun

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carl, i didn't see you at badlydrawnboy......

Oh, but I saw you. I was in the middle of the second-to-last row. Sorry I didn't say hi.

Pretty good show. A little on the long side. Very sleepy, but also quite pretty. I was mostly there so a friend/co-worker had someone to go with, but we both ended up having a good time.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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carl, i didn't see you at badlydrawnboy......

Oh, but I saw you. I was in the middle of the second-to-last row. Sorry I didn't say hi.

Pretty good show. A little on the long side. Very sleepy, but also quite pretty. I was mostly there so a friend/co-worker had someone to go with, but we both ended up having a good time.

oooh...

yeah it was sleepy and pretty. i was about to leave after the second hour until they livened things up..... it was good though. i'm glad it wasn't at any other venue though. or i would've left a lot earlier.

maybe i could sing along
to your neverending songs,
i'm just looking for some fun

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I was mostly there so a friend/co-worker had someone to go with, but we both ended up having a good time.

Getting your mack on, Carl? Good time, eh? Word

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Guided by Voices - Do the Collapse
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Thelonius Monk - Underground & Straight, No Chaser
De Novo Dahl Bootlegs (Hooray for RD!)
The Strokes - Room on Fire

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King Geedorah - Take Me to Your Leader
Smif-n-Wessun - Dah Shinin'
Little Brother - The Listening
Sparklehorse - It's a Wonderful Life
Aceyalone - Accepted Eclectic
Digable Planets - Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space)
Moka Only - Lime Green

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new features bootlegs (thanks, rob). they are cheering me up with my SECOND case of the flu this month. flu shot? never!

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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the darkness have taken me hook, line, and sinker. i'm a sap for pompous 70s rock.

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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the darkness have taken me hook, line, and sinker.

No, Damon! Nooooooo! I've always had so much respect for you.

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it's true. justin hawkins reminds me too much of freddy mercury for me not to enjoy it.

along the same gay rocker thing, the bass player looks like he should be sleeping with rob halford.

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...or maybe george michael.

(Edited by damon at 12:45 pm on Nov. 24, 2003)

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"You Only Live Twice" Soundtrack
"From Russia With Love" Soundtrack
De Novo Dahl @ Exit/In: 1-17-04
Features @ Inferno Bar: 1-22-04 (until it was deleted, goddamn you brother love)
Zombies - Odessey & Oracle
Privates @ The End: 12-08-03
Area Code 615 - AC615
Area Code 615 - Trip In The Country
Kinks - Face To Face
Kinks - Kinkdom
Mothers of Invention - Absolutely Free
Talking Heads - '77

(Edited by richarddawson at 6:45 pm on Jan. 23, 2004)

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Frank Zappa-Hot Rats
John Coltrane-Blue Train
Misfits-Famous Monsters
Radiohead-Ok Computer

Shut up and play yer' guitar. - Frank Zappa

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ryan adams - love is hell pt 1&2
ben harper & the innocent criminals - live from mars
the clash - london calling & s/t
beulah - when the heartstrings break
the cure - standing on the beach: the singles
the new britney spears song

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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Roxette - Look Sharp!
Michael Jackson - Off the Wall

Is there a need for more?!?!?1

Peace Frog Productions

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Joy Division - Heart and Soul (boxset)

This should keep me busy for a while.

(Edited by herman at 12:08 pm on Jan. 24, 2004)

Bill, it was a different time. It was back when we didn't know the Russians were incompetent.

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The Features - "Blow It Out"

My favorite Features song, I just discovered it about 10 minutes ago. Soooooo great!

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ben harper & the innocent criminals - live from mars

booooo, you're better than that rachel

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mixtape a la ray davies
the revillos-totally alive
jonathan fire*eater-wolf songs for lambs
new pornographers-electric version

this list should be lengthened very soon, due to a birthday cd advancement.

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ben harper & the innocent criminals - live from mars

booooo, you're better than that rachel

hey hey hey it was a gift. and i do enjoy ben harper (though the live stuff is a little too jammy).

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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ben harper & the innocent criminals - live from mars

booooo, you're better than that rachel

hey hey hey it was a gift. and i do enjoy ben harper (though the live stuff is a little too jammy).

Ben Harper is good.

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Early Beatles Mix CDs
DND - s/t
DND - their most recent show
Flaming Lips - Yoshimi
Eric Clapton - Unplugged (haven't pulled that one out in a long long time, and I'm enjoying it more than I thought I would)

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various artists: rough trade post punk volume 1
the raincoats: self-titled and Odyshape (thanks, elt!!!)
the feelies: crazy rhythms
the slits: cut (reissue with their cover of "i heard it though the grapevine")
suicide: suicide (1977)

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The Strokes "Room on Fire" and "Is This It." And that is really about it.

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BrianW recently introduced me to Pinback. Very cool stuff. If you're not familiar with them, I might describe them as what Death Cab for Cutie would have sounded like if they started as a math rock band. Does that make any sense? Thanks, Brian.

I finally bought the Yeah Yeah Yeahs "Fever to Tell". There's actually an unexpected amount of variety for a screaming chick backed by a single guitar (played through two amps?) and drums. I laugh at all the people who buy the album expecting to hear 11 tracks that sound like "Maps" (which is a beautiful song, by the way).

I also picked up the new Air CD. I've been meaning to get into these guys for awhile, but Keith suggested I get Moon Safari first. I bought "Talkie Walkie", though, because I'm a sucker for "free" DVDs. (I also bought it on EnemyRoses' recommendation) It's good stuff. More female "vocals" than I expected, but all-around it's a nice mood album. This is probably the CD I'd listen to if I had a girl to make out with.

I've been listening to a great deal of Jimmy Eat World lately. This is a highly underrated band if you ask me.

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Recently:

The Features
Mellowdrone
Self
Múm
Kenna

...and a bazillion others.

...and this ain't one of them...

rachel

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today i bought
the darkness "permission to land" (which really makes me smile) and
echo & the bunnymen... i have no idea what the title of the cd is. the grey album? i'm looking all over and i can't find the title.
on top of the new privates cd that i cant stop listening to.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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echo & the bunnymen... i have no idea what the title of the cd is. the grey album? i'm looking all over and i can't find the title.

that's the self-titled one. you REALLY REALLY REALLY need to buy "Ocean Rain." If you don't have the $, trade the self-titled one in and get ocean rain, it's tons better.

i've been listening to:
the privates
walkmen-bows and arrows

(Edited by smee at 6:04 pm on Feb. 12, 2004)

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echo & the bunnymen... i have no idea what the title of the cd is. the grey album? i'm looking all over and i can't find the title.

that's the self-titled one. you REALLY REALLY REALLY need to buy "Ocean Rain." If you don't have the $, trade the self-titled one in and get ocean rain, it's tons better.

thank you. i didnt know which one to get so i just grabbed the prettiest one. i like it, but i'll definitely check out ocean rain.

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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walkmen-bows and arrows

i think i'm doomed not to have this album. everytime i go to cat's (the only place in m'boro that i can find that's even selling it) they've "just sold out." i walked in the door today and the lady greeted me with "sorry!" damn! but hopefully tomorrow i will have it at last. she wrote down my name and number and said she'd save me one.

so, meanwhile, i've been listening to:

the von bondies-"lack of communication" and "raw and rare"
the dirtbombs-"ultraglide in black"
fair verona (i dusted this one off and can't stop listening to it lately. it's so weird because, aside from forget cassettes, i would normally just completely not like a band that sounded like this at all. i can't put my finger on what it is, but i sure have been wearing it out. thanks again carl.)

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the dirtbombs-"ultraglide in black"
fair verona (i dusted this one off and can't stop listening to it lately. it's so weird because, aside from forget cassettes, i would normally just completely not like a band that sounded like this at all. i can't put my finger on what it is, but i sure have been wearing it out. thanks again carl.)

You're welcome. I need to break that out again, too.

Did you know the Dirtbombs are coming to nashville soon?

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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Did you know the Dirtbombs are coming to nashville soon?

yes, i did. it's on march 4 (the night after the von bondies show) and i'm very excited. their past two shows in nashville have been at the slow bar, so i have missed out. i expect their live show to be entertaining, to say the least.

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Jimmy Eat World...is a highly underrated band if you ask me.

I agree. I just have that one album with "The Middle" on it, but I have absolutely worn it out. What a great album.

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I've been buying a lot of new cds lately. I got Pinkerton for the first time today, I can't believe this thing is almost 10 years old and I haven't heard it. Anyway...

Weezer, Pinkerton
Damien Rice, O. I bought this on a whim because I liked the cover art (I'm a sucker for cardboard fold-outs rather than jewel cases) and it turned out to be really good. I dunno anything about this guy. Anyone?
Neutral Milk Hotel, In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
The Strokes, Room on Fire
The Stills, Logic Will Break Your Heart
Interpol, Turn On the Bright Lights
Franz Ferdinand, Darts of Pleasure EP (and various downloads) I heard about these guys on the BBC6 show while waiting for The Features' broadcast and I bought their EP tonight. It's really good stuff, kinda disco-alternative-rock. I dunno how old or new they are, does anyone know anything about them?

Some of this stuff was "hot" a year or two ago, but I usually don't discover bands until a year or two after they come out because I hate listening to the radio/watching mtv.

Off topic, but where might I find a copy of The Features EP? I still don't have it. I tried eBay, and I googled it, thumbing through several out-of-print cd vendors but didn't find anything.

(Edited by Bowl of Fire at 10:16 pm on Feb. 12, 2004)

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Off topic, but where might I find a copy of The Features EP? I still don't have it. I tried eBay, and I googled it, thumbing through several out-of-print cd vendors but didn't find anything.

From what I recall, it's all over gemm.com. Nothing to do with the cartoon.

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on top of the new privates cd that i cant stop listening to.

Amen. I love you, Privates. I'll be thinking of you tomorrow night.

Also listening to:

The Shins: Oh, Inverted World, which I bought after buying Chutes Too Narrow after it got several nods on here a few months back. I really like this band. Wish they'd play here soon.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch Soundtrack. Such fun.

Blur: Self-titled

The Flaming Lips: Hear It Is

(Edited by Token at 9:14 pm on Feb. 12, 2004)

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i've been listening to this band from Arizona called The Janury Taxi. Their new LP "Quite or They Might Hear Us" is really amazing.

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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Blur: Self-titled

Good job, Token! Blur = the best band since the Beatles, in my little corner of the world.

Franz Ferdinand, Darts of Pleasure EP (and various downloads)

Sleeping with the enemy, are we?

What am I listening to?
-Area Code 615 compilation
-No Greater Thrill, Annie Sellick
-The Bens EP
-The Best of..., Martha and the Vandellas
-You Forgot It In People, Broken Social Scene

(Edited by jamiecarroll at 11:00 pm on Feb. 12, 2004)

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The Strokes "Room on Fire" and "Is This It." And that is really about it.

About the same, but you can add Revolver to that and the Features 11-8-03 12th & Porter show. I'm in a happy little rut, I guess.

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Off topic, but where might I find a copy of The Features EP? I still don't have it. I tried eBay, and I googled it, thumbing through several out-of-print cd vendors but didn't find anything.

From what I recall, it's all over gemm.com. Nothing to do with the cartoon.

gemm.com definitely lives up to it's name, however:

WARNING: make sure you e-mail the seller before you take steps towards making a purchase!

i e-mailed the guy who was selling the features ep for like $6, but turns out he doesn't actually have it in stock. i don't know why he even has it listed. and by his attitude in his reply to my e-mail, i get the feeling he would've just kept my money and not sent me anything if i had not e-mailed him before purchase. i got my copy for $15. kind of steep, but i'm just thankful to have a sealed copy in my possession.

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Off topic, but where might I find a copy of The Features EP? I still don't have it. I tried eBay, and I googled it, thumbing through several out-of-print cd vendors but didn't find anything.

From what I recall, it's all over gemm.com. Nothing to do with the cartoon.

gemm.com definitely lives up to it's name, however:

WARNING: make sure you e-mail the seller before you take steps towards making a purchase!

i e-mailed the guy who was selling the features ep for like $6, but turns out he doesn't actually have it in stock. i don't know why he even has it listed. and by his attitude in his reply to my e-mail, i get the feeling he would've just kept my money and not sent me anything if i had not e-mailed him before purchase. i got my copy for $15. kind of steep, but i'm just thankful to have a sealed copy in my possession.

You can't buy it from the website anymore? Or are we talking about the UK version?

I bought mine at a show...

"If God created man in his image, he must be a stupid jerk."

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You can't buy it from the website anymore? Or are we talking about the UK version?

I bought mine at a show...

we're talking about their first ep (the self-titled one), not the beginning ep.

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grr, double post

(Edited by SoundAsEver at 10:51 pm on Feb. 12, 2004)

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And I'm listening to:

-everything by Liz Phair
-Get Born, Jet
-The Execution Of All Things, Rilo Kiley
-Interventions & Lullabies, The Format
-the De Novo Dahl EP and bootlegs I have
-The Features bootlegs I have (duh, if I'm here)
-Stephen Malkmus, self-titled (I have to listen to "The Hook" every time I see Pirates of the Caribbean)
-Overbored, The Luxury Liners
-1, Beatles
-and The Scarlet Pimpernel soundtrack whenever I need upbeat songs about guillotines

...And I can't do italics to save my life

"If God created man in his image, he must be a stupid jerk."

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You can't buy it from the website anymore? Or are we talking about the UK version?

I bought mine at a show...

we're talking about their first ep (the self-titled one), not the beginning ep.

Okay, yeah, I'm dumb....I should go look for that one on gemm

"If God created man in his image, he must be a stupid jerk."

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I recently bought the Features EP sealed at Digital Planet for about $6. It was a steal!

I am on a CD buying binge like BOF. The ones that I have listened to the most are:

NMH- On Avery Island (it's a crime that I just now bought this CD)
Glossary- How we handle out midnights
Neko Case- Blacklisted
REM - Animal single (the cover is worth every penny)
The Mattoid

I feel HSS pain. The Walkmen CD is not meant to be in M'boro. I even went to Tower and the were sold out too. Does anyone have the split with Calla? Is it worth $14?

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Franz Ferdinand, Darts of Pleasure EP (and various downloads)

Sleeping with the enemy, are we?

Care to elaborate? Like I said, I know nothing about them.

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Neutral Milk Hotel, In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

Excellent choice--one of my favorite albums of all time.

Lately, I've been listening to a pretty random assortment:
Super Furry Animals Phantom Power
Ghost Hypnotic Underworld
Wire Pink Flag
Iron & Wine The Creek Drank the Cradle

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The Walkmen - Bows and Arrows
Pinback - Blue Screen Life and the Off Cell EP
Modest Mouse - The Moon and Antarctica
The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
The Features - The Beginning EP with new 6th track (wait, that's not out yet)

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-The Execution Of All Things, Rilo Kiley
-Stephen Malkmus, self-titled (I have to listen to "The Hook" every time I see Pirates of the Caribbean)
-Overbored, The Luxury Liners

Very, very nice, SAE! The "Hook" is so incredibly good.

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i have been listening to nothing but echo and the bunnymen and the zombies for the past week.

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Elefant- Sunlight Makes Me Paranoid
Longwave- Strangest Things
Air- Talkie Walkie
Elliott Smith- Either/Or
Joe, Marc's Brother- The Pennsylvania Sessions
Cornelius- Five Point One (I guess I've been watching this, but it counts)
Mostly Robot and MacKenzie Grant demos

(Edited by Keith at 12:52 pm on Feb. 13, 2004)

I TOTALLY AGREE!

Keith, you are destined to rock. Never forget this.
-SLACK

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The Walkmen - Bows and Arrows
The Shins - Chutes too Narrow
Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand
Rock N Roll - Ryan Adams
Doolittle - Pixies

Bill, it was a different time. It was back when we didn't know the Russians were incompetent.

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Blur: Self-titled

Good job, Token! Blur = the best band since the Beatles, in my little corner of the world.

A good friend of mine agrees. I'll admit that heretofore I had not really listened to much Blur, but she has promised to lend me all their albums, starting with this one, and I'm enjoying it very much.

(Edited by Token at 9:43 pm on Feb. 17, 2004)

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The Beginning EP with new 6th track

(wait, that's not out yet)

and that's the way it's meant to be.

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blur -- think tank
flying burrito brothers -- gilded palace of sin
xtc -- upsy daisy

* any and all articles have been excluded from names and titles.

(Edited by damon at 11:22 am on Feb. 18, 2004)

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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flying burrito brothers -- gilded palace of sin

Awesome & love it

Still have never been convinced of the Blur thing, though

Two sips from the cup of human kindness and I'm shitfaced

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Still have never been convinced of the Blur thing, though

of what blur thing do you speak of?

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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today as a gift to myself, i bought the shellac album TERRAFORM.

the last few days in my car have been:

rooney - s/t
january taxi - quiet or they will hear us
sonic youth - dirty

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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today as a gift to myself, i bought the shellac album TERRAFORM.

the last few days in my car have been:

rooney - s/t
january taxi - quiet or they will hear us
sonic youth - dirty

Is that your first ever avatar, gf? Now you can know the joy of having someone steal it.

(Edited by DigsySlattery at 10:02 pm on Feb. 19, 2004)

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Flat Chop To The Throat

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today as a gift to myself, i bought the shellac album TERRAFORM.

God bless you my child...

...The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon; the vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true...

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olivia tremor control- dusk at cubist castle (2004 reissue)
camera obscura- underachievers please try harder
a 2003 rough trade records sampler that i got for a dollar at Cat's Music

as far as individual songs are concerned:

"dont you want me" by the human league

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Basically, over the past two or three months, all I've listened to in my car is Of Montreal mix tapes.

I don't actually have the album myself, but every time I hear somebody play The Walkmen's "The Rat", it gets stuck in my head for days. That's what's in my head right now since I heard it this morning.

(Edited by Sexy Sadie at 1:08 pm on Feb. 23, 2004)

But what will happen to the boy when the circus comes to town?

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Not listening to anything, but I've had Neil Diamond songs stuck in my head all weekend.

That's so NA.

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The walkmen-All releases
Muse
Jon Brion recordings(Amie Mann,Jason Faulkner,etc)
Deathcab For Cutie
Sleater Kinney -One Beat

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Current Listening:

Aqualung - Still Life (highly recommended)
Tender Trap - Film Molecules
Courtney Love - America's Sweetheart
Ruth - Harrison

silliness is an unavoidable state of being - damon albarn

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are you the one

that's about to bring my punk rock back?

i don't think so

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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I know this topic is old but I want to recommend a few things.

Cooper Temple Clause-"Kick up the Fire, and let the Flames break loose"
The Decemberists-"Her Majesty"
My Bloody Valentine-"Loveless"
R.E.M.-Monster and Reckoning (right now)
French Kicks-"One Time Bells"
Spoon-"Kill the Moonlight"
Walkmen-"Bows and Arrows"(several of you already know this one)
The Minders-"The Future's always Perfect"
The Monkees-"Listen to the Band" (go ahead and give me crap for this one)
Neutral Milk Hotel-"In the Aeroplane over the sea" (Thank you again James Riot )

New Pornographers-"Electric Version"
Howard Shore-Lord of the Ring soundtracks, esp. ROTK

There are many more but I'm sure you all are bored now.
I have introduced my students (7th graders) to the Features and they really like Week One and Keri-Anne.

"You've whistled the rules of change."

"Look at that lip. Gonna bite it."

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i've been given at least a baker's dozen recommendations for the walkmen in the last few days. someone fill me in. it sits sealed in my car waiting for a reason.

amen to the neutral milk hotel fan. i have bought this cd about six times to give it to the people in my life who i love the most. go get on avery island too.

i love the monkees.

today, i listened to bill withers, the meters, and they might be giants.

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these songs have been on heavy rotation in my world lately...

gin blossoms - hey jealousy
neil diamond - brother love traveling salvation show
fleshmachine - great return
pearl jam - sonic reducer (live)
jamiroquai - virtual insanity
booty hoop - cracker
rem - half a world away
sebadoh - rebound
the cure - disintegration (live)
postal service - such great heights

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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rem - half a world away

Well, gee, of course I will add on to that one. Half a World Away is a great song as is Near Wild Heaven and Texarkana on Out of Time. I have been listening to Monster. Man, that is a fucking great album and I always see it in the used cd's at McKay's for el cheapo and it pisses me off because so many people have returned it or sold it. I am hunting for a single by R.E.M. and am not having any luck. It is the Bad Day single (pt. 2) and it has a song called Out in the Country by Mills that is absolutely wonderful. If anyone sees it, please let me know by message board or PM me. Thank you!

"Make your money with a suit and tie."

(Edited by BittersweetMe at 7:50 pm on Mar. 25, 2004)

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coffee and tv -- blur
new feeling -- the talking heads
dear catastrophe waitress -- belle and sebastian
dear prudence -- the beatles
so long, frank lloyd wright -- simon and garfunkel
big sur -- the thrills
elevation -- television
i wanna be adored -- the stone roses
driftwood -- travis
come and get it -- badfinger
autumn almanac -- the kinks
another nail in my heart -- squeeze
oogum boogum -- alex chilton
full on -- oasis
love is the drug -- roxy music
respectable street -- xtc
on the way to the club -- blur
do right woman, do right man -- the flying burrito brothers
once around the block -- badly drawn boy
my kind of soldier -- guided by voices
ride -- like a daydream
nicki lighthouse -- of montreal
hip straights -- chisel
this charming man -- the smiths
so real -- jeff buckley
love has found me somehow -- centro-matic
september gurls -- big star
the way it's meant to be -- the features
ether -- gang of four

two hours of early morning radio. i look like a lobster. time for bed.

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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full on -- oasis

The best SOTSOG b-side, I have to say. Me love that song.

~Digsy S. Slattery

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this thread is gay

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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computer love- kraftwerk
the rat- the walkmen
i hope you're happy now- elvis costello
zurich is stained- pavement
please please please let me get what i want- the smiths
it's all over now, baby blue- them
for another man- the motions
never talking to you again- husker du
femme fatale- velvet underground
two-headed boy, part 2- neutral milk hotel
i'm waiting for the day- the beach boys
answering machine- the replacements

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georgy girl -- the seekers
pay you back with interest -- the hollies

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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it's all over now, baby blue- them

Yes!

Have you ever heard the Hole cover of it (b-side to Malibu). It sucks really bad. If you can believe it...

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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it's all over now, baby blue- them

Yes!

Have you ever heard the Hole cover of it (b-side to Malibu). It sucks really bad. If you can believe it...

man

i would beat your ass, but by the looks of stopforme's avatar, it's already been done.

she's just another ho that i met in the hood
i told her i was crunchy black and it was all good

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i would beat your ass, but by the looks of stopforme's avatar, it's already been done.

oh... damn...

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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today, i listened to...the meters

Good call!

And

Sondre Lerche. Has anyone heard him? I have recently become a huge fan. Love love love his stuff.

eat it.

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Love love love his stuff.

ha!

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Eagles of death metal is one killer record!!!!!Fucking genius!

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Love love love his stuff.

ha!

ha?

eat it.

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Love love love his stuff.

ha!

ha?

his stuff...you love it...nevermind

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Things i am listening to:

Deerhoof
Tv on the Radio
flaming lips
nuetral milk hotel
apollo up!
eagles of death matal
serotonin
Modest Mouse

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I'm listening to:

Elliot Smith
Silverchair
The Cure
Tv on the Radio
The Smiths
Joy Division
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Sometime's I'm thinking that I love you, but I know it's only lust.

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Love love love his stuff.

ha!

ha?

his stuff...you love it...nevermind

The gutter is the only place for the mind to be.

"negro frijoles!!" ~m.m.

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the beatles- strawberry fields forever (demo from anthology 2)
kevin shields- city girl
the walkmen- no christmas while i'm talking
the zombies- maybe after he's gone
yves montand- rue st. vincent
leonard cohen- sisters of mercy
elliott smith- everything reminds me of her

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elliott smith- everything reminds me of her

Any word on whether the unfinished album will be released?

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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the walkmen- no christmas while i'm talking

told you so.

(Edited by deathscythe257 at 12:21 pm on Apr. 13, 2004)

you're everybody's second home
always trying to get me alone
an easy way to lose it all
always there when all else fails
over by the west side rails

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Wow! This topic never gets old to me.
Sufjan Stevens "Seven Swans"-Good God is this good!
Franz Ferdinand-FANTASTIC!
Modest Mouse"Good News for people who like bad news"-GREAT. Do not write this band or album off until you listen to it.
The Thrills"So Much for the City"-unbelievable!
The Monkees "More of the Monkees"-A classic if you are a fan
REM "Fables of the Reconstruction"-My REM collection isn't complete without this
Snow Patrol "Final Straw"
Gary Jules "Trading Snakecoil for Wolftickets"
Sea and Cake "One Bedroom"
Stellastarr
Elfpower "Nothing's Going to Happen"

(Edited by BittersweetMe at 9:14 pm on Apr. 16, 2004)

"Look at that lip. Gonna bite it."

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brian eno- here come the warm jets and another green world
the walkmen-both albums
the von bondies- pawn shoppe heart
clinic-3 eps
the lylas cd (definitely a fan, excited to catch a show)
roxy music-disc 1 of the boxed set

Are you Wigglin?

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clinic-3 eps

excellent

"negro frijoles!!" ~m.m.

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brian eno- here come the warm jets and another green world

i was looking at the upcoming releases list on insound.com today & it said astralwerks is putting out "here come the warm jets," "before and after science," "another green world," and "taking tiger mountain" on 5/18. i looked on astralwerks' website but couldn't find any additional information (though i'm assuming they're remastered...i'm wondering about bonus tracks?) anyway, this is fantastic news, as my copy of "another green world" split in half in january. exliontamer wanted to hold out buying a new one in hopes that they'd put out remasters...looks like he's getting his wish. "another green world" is one of my top 10 albums of all time.

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-the mix tape that Ray Davies made me: awesome!
-Dave Matthews - Some Devil
-2Pac - All Eyez on Me
-Vacant Cage Records Compilation CD
-the Four Tops - The Ultimate Collection
-De La Soul - De La Soul is Dead
-Powderfinger - Odyssey Number Five

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

ray davies

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brian eno- here come the warm jets and another green world

i was looking at the upcoming releases list on insound.com today & it said astralwerks is putting out "here come the warm jets," "before and after science," "another green world," and "taking tiger mountain" on 5/18. i looked on astralwerks' website but couldn't find any additional information (though i'm assuming they're remastered...i'm wondering about bonus tracks?) anyway, this is fantastic news, as my copy of "another green world" split in half in january. exliontamer wanted to hold out buying a new one in hopes that they'd put out remasters...looks like he's getting his wish. "another green world" is one of my top 10 albums of all time.

yeah, i was very excited when i found out about this....i read on an eno fansite that the only real bonus track may be the addition of "seven deadly finns" to the reissue of "here come the warm jets". however, the mastering should be excellent.

here's an old story from nme.com

BRIAN ENO is to reissue four of his classic albums.

In an attempt to re-introduce albums by Eno, Virgin Records will, over the next couple of years, be releasing his music in batches of four or five at a time.

As a result, the Roxy Music founder will reissue four of his early solo albums first - ‘Here Come The Warm Jets’, ‘Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)’, ‘Another Green World’ and ‘Before & After Science’.

The records, which will be packaged in digipak form, will be re-released on May 17.

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i've been listening to cherry peel for the last week or so.

We'll miss you Mr. Hooper.

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Tobin Sprout everything
Bonnie Prince Billy Sings Greatest Palace Music (not what you’d expect, but great)
Iron & Wine Our Endless Numbered Days (beautiful)
Stars Heart (very good)
Papa M Tour Single 6 (Dave Pajo never fails to impress)
Preston School of Industry Monsoon (better than I expected)
Franz Ferdinand s/t (lives up to the hype)
Uz Jsme Doma Ears (insane!)
Pernice Brothers Yours, Mine, and Ours (looking forward to their show at Exit/In tomorrow)

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the pixies - doolittle
sebadoh - freed weed
the frogs - lollipop hopscotch sunday surprise
year of the rabbit - s/t
modest mouse - good news for people who like bad news

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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lately:

- get up kids "guilt show"
- northstar "pollyanna" (one of the best albums released so far this year)
- ben kweller "on my way" (i've been a BK fan for almost 3 years and this
album is taking awhile to grow on me...but it'll get there eventually...)
- modest mouse "good news.."
- pretty girls make graves "the new romance"
- laws rushing e.p.
- mellowdrone e.p.
- ben gibbard/andrew kenny split e.p.
- metric "old world underground..."

and i will gladly admit that i've been checking the party and the river regularly to hear "don't tell me" by avril lavigne. (here's the part where katie gets embarrassed and tries to tell everyone she's not my sister)

right you are, ken!

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Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime

I can't grow a beard, and I don't like to party.
~Matthew Tiberius Pelham

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- ben kweller "on my way" (i've been a BK fan for almost 3 years and this
album is taking awhile to grow on me...but it'll get there eventually...)

- ben gibbard/andrew kenny split e.p.

- I can't imagine ever liking that album as much as Sha Sha. The show helped my appreciation for select songs, though.

- Hell Yes. So good. I made a Death Cab/Gibbard mix for a friend last night and put all four tracks from that on there.

Daigle is all we need to make the night complete

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-The Cardigans-My Own Megamix and Long Gone Before Daylight (so far its sort of a dissapointment but im really trying to give it time to sink in)
-Silverchair-Diaorama
-Get Up Kids-Guilt Show and On A Wire
-BT-Emotional Technology
-The Thrills-So Much For The City
-Muse-Absolution

I wanna offended no persons!

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Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs.

Not a good album when nursing a broken heart

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Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs.

Not a good album when nursing a broken heart

richarddawson - always good for nursing a broken heart. if you're a lady, that is

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Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs.

Not a good album when nursing a broken heart

richarddawson - always good for nursing a broken heart. if you're a lady, that is

I'm a robot lady

ray davies

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You’ve got me girl on the run around, run around ; You’ve got me all around town.

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-The Cardigans-My Own Megamix and Long Gone Before Daylight (so far its sort of a dissapointment but im really trying to give it time to sink in)
-Silverchair-Diaorama
-Get Up Kids-Guilt Show and On A Wire
-BT-Emotional Technology
-The Thrills-So Much For The City
-Muse-Absolution

I've been on a huge Muse Kick lately!

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-Muse-Absolution

I've been on a huge Muse Kick lately!

yeah, me too! (obviously)
Absolution is their first album though that i have no problem listening to all the way through and then listening to it over again. This is probably because its their most varied record. Orgins of Symmetry was just a little much for instant repeat listenings.

*sorry about this post looking the way it does...ive fucked up the quoting system beyond repair.

(Edited by SuperElk at 8:32 am on Apr. 23, 2004)

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I don't have Absolution YET but I know its good stuff.
They played at the Cotton CLub on the 9th it sucked I wished I could have been there. They've been playing in the states but I can't travel to see them though.

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I don't have Absolution YET but I know its good stuff.
They played at the Cotton CLub on the 9th it sucked I wished I could have been there. They've been playing in the states but I can't travel to see them though.

actually at the cotton club show, the lead singer hit himself in the nose with guitar after the 4th or 5th song and had to cancel the rest of the show because he was bleeding profusely...
so you really didnt miss out on much.

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Cibo Matto-Viva La Woman
Joe, Marcs Brother-The Debut of Joe, Marcs Brother
Bjork-Post, Homogenic, Selma Songs

I wanna offended no persons!

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I don't have Absolution YET but I know its good stuff.
They played at the Cotton CLub on the 9th it sucked I wished I could have been there. They've been playing in the states but I can't travel to see them though.

actually at the cotton club show, the lead singer hit himself in the nose with guitar after the 4th or 5th song and had to cancel the rest of the show because he was bleeding profusely...
so you really didnt miss out on much.

yeah, i was there--it sucked, but they sounded incredible until he somehow managed to split his lip open...i saw them at coachella, too, and they were just awesome. i'm a big fan--i love "origin of symmetry". "absolution" is epic & brilliant as well. i can't wait to see them again at curiosa...

other stuff i've been listening to:

wilco / a ghost is born
the walkmen / everybody who pretended to like me is gone
the veils / the runaway found
the divine comedy / absent friends
spiritualized / complete works I-II

tell me facts tell me facts tell me facts
tell me facts throw your arms around me

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jump- between the dim and the dark
prince- purple rain
gnr- use your illusion II
counting crows- august and everything after
kanye west- college dropout.

mmmm.

i let the melody shine
let it cleanse my mind
i feel free now.

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currently in heavy rotation.....

the cure - new self titled record
of montreal - satanic panic in the attic
sonic youth - nurse
pixies - trompe de la monde
walkmen - bows and arrows

We have about 1500 songs.....all of them good!

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wilco - a ghost is born
the killers - hot fuss
joy division - heart and soul collection
kill bill soundtrack 1&2

Bill, it was a different time. It was back when we didn't know the Russians were incompetent.

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Belle & Sebastian- if your feeling sinister
Super Furry Animals- Phantom Power
Radiohead- Pablo Honey
PeteYorn-music for the morning after
The Shins- Chutes to Narrow

You must choose. It is like that movie "Sofie's Choice" only it is Nathan's choice. Do you know that movie, "Sofie's Choice"? It is like that. Only it is this.

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Wilco- A Ghost is Born
AC Newman- Slow Wonder
Destroyer- This Night
Features- MB Request show and TWIMTB single
Pylon- Greatest Hits
Lilys- Precollection
Mission Of Burma- Onoffon

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clinic - walking with thee
the buzzcocks - best of
echo & the bunnymen - flowers
talking heads - stop making sense
the whole fantastic world on the myspace player
various sigur ros songs

i will dig a tunnel from my window to yours.

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Metric- Old World Underground
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci- How I Long To Feel That Summer In My Heart
Esposito- Whatever that EP was called
Phoenix- United
Butterfly- Flutterby
The Features- The Way It's Meant To Be Single
The Comfies- Various
Supergrass- Life On Other Planets
Self- Ornament & Crime B-Sides
Ben Kweller- Sha Sha
Slack's new recordings

I TOTALLY AGREE!

Keith, you are destined to rock. Never forget this.
-SLACK

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While driving to East Tennessee, I had a truly wacky idea. Would anyone be interested in starting The Features Message Board Album Club? It would work similar to a book club. Each week, we would select an album. Everyone who chooses to participate would buy/borrow/steal the album and listen to it a few times during the week. Then we could all discuss it on here.

This would be a great way to discover new music, learn more about music in general, and learn about your fellow Features fans (by having a better understanding of their likes and dislikes).

Any takers?

grass stains, airplanes, anything and everything

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Posted Sunday, June 27, 2004 at 10:44 PM

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While driving to East Tennessee, I had a truly wacky idea. Would anyone be interested in starting The Features Message Board Album Club? It would work similar to a book club. Each week, we would select an album. Everyone who chooses to participate would buy/borrow/steal the album and listen to it a few times during the week. Then we could all discuss it on here.

This would be a great way to discover new music, learn more about music in general, and learn about your fellow Features fans (by having a better understanding of their likes and dislikes).

Any takers?

I'm game. I think it's a great idea.

Will you be President, Tom, or should we make Jamiecarroll do it?

jamiecarroll

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While driving to East Tennessee, I had a truly wacky idea. Would anyone be interested in starting The Features Message Board Album Club? It would work similar to a book club. Each week, we would select an album. Everyone who chooses to participate would buy/borrow/steal the album and listen to it a few times during the week. Then we could all discuss it on here.

This would be a great way to discover new music, learn more about music in general, and learn about your fellow Features fans (by having a better understanding of their likes and dislikes).

Any takers?

I'm down.

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

simone

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oh yes.

i let the melody shine
let it cleanse my mind
i feel free now.

jamiecarroll

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For what it's worth, I'm listening to:

Guns'N'Roses - Appetite for Destruction
Rich Creamy Paint - Lovers
Wilco - A Ghost is Born
Phish - Undermind
the Veils - The Runaway Found
Jay-Z - The Black Album*
Maroon5 - Songs About Jane
Night Train To Nashville: Music City Rhythm & Blues 1945-1970

*definitely the best thing I'm listening to right now. Vive le Jigga Man!

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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Whole lotta pages on this thread. Time to do a little spring cleaning maybe, start afresh, that kind of thing? maybe not.
Here it goes, hope somebody benefits from this:

At Home:
Dylan - Blood on the tracks
Dntel - life is full of possibilities
the Beatles - the scond half of the White Album
the Pixies - tromple le monde
the Auteurs - new wave
A Silver Mt. Zion - He has left us alone but shafts of light still grace the corner of our rooms.
Andrew Bird - fingerlings
lifeboy - in the reverb of the sounds we made together (I found this yesterday unpacking a mystery box lurking in my room, nice surprise)
the magnetic fields - 69 love songs vol. 1
Rachel's - handwriting

Traipsing around the city:

the Jeevas - 1,2,3,4
Telefon Tel Aviv - Map of what is effortless
the Walkmen - Bows + Arrows
PEACE ORCHESTRA - reset
Yeah Yeah Yeah's - fever to tell
Muse - absolution(some) origin of symmetry (more)
Morrisey - Bona Drag
the Genius (GZA) - liquid swords
the Constantines - shine a light
Mates of State - My solo project (only on sunny days)
Gorky's Zyogotic Mynci - Spanish Dance Troupe

Enjoy.

(Edited by MarshallStacks at 1:16 am on Jun. 28, 2004)

THE CHECK IS IN THE MAIL

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I have a pretty small 5-disc roster(if I may call it that)
The postal Service-give up
Josh Rouse-dressed up like nebraska
Frank Zappa-hot rats
Frank Zappa-were only in it for the money
Kill bill 2 soundtrack

SuperElk

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Josh Rouse-dressed up like nebraska

Looking foward to the live DVD coming out tomorrow?

I wanna offended no persons!

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Sufjan Stevens-Seven Swans and Greetings from Michigan(in Atlanta July 10th)
The Bruces-The Shining Path
A.C. Newman-The Slow Wonder
The Magnectic Fields-I
The Cure-s/t
Spoon-Kill the Moonlight
Pulp-We love life
Polvo-Celebrate the New Dark
Beulah-Yoko
All for now...

"Look at that lip. Gonna bite it."

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For what it's worth, I'm listening to:

Guns'N'Roses - Appetite for Destruction
Rich Creamy Paint - Lovers
Wilco - A Ghost is Born
Phish - Undermind
the Veils - The Runaway Found
Jay-Z - The Black Album*
Maroon5 - Songs About Jane
Night Train To Nashville: Music City Rhythm & Blues 1945-1970

*definitely the best thing I'm listening to right now. Vive le Jigga Man!

i meant to ask you what you thought of that veils record. so, uh, what do you make of it?

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tell me facts throw your arms around me

jamiecarroll

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For what it's worth, I'm listening to:

the Veils - The Runaway Found

i meant to ask you what you thought of that veils record. so, uh, what do you make of it?

Well, I think it's good. A couple of songs are great. Specifically, "The Tide That Left and Never Came Back" is one of the best songs I've heard all year. They are very Longpigs-ish, aren't they?

It does feel good to listen to some new Britpop, though. You know, for quite a long spell that was ALL I was buying/listening to. But now, it seems like I only happen upon this kind of music every once in a while. Is that because not many bands are making music like this anymore, or is it just because I don't see you on a regular basis anymore?

Speaking of Britpop, has anyone seen this? I saw it at Blockbuster tonight and I want to rent it.

Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.

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My current rotation:

Franz Ferdinand
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band
The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

And to those of you listening to Wilco's new album, how is it? i can't wait to get my hands on that!

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I'm listening to a loved up mix CD I've made my boyfriend... it's got the likes of The Features, Shuggie Otis, The Four Tops, The Crystals and Mirah on

jamiecarroll

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And to those of you listening to Wilco's new album, how is it?

It's not as bad as I was expecting it to be. I'd heard lots of just horrible things about it - that it was all really slow and boring. But as it turns out, there's actually alot of variety, and there are some really great songs.

My description of it is this: it sounds like John Lennon and Neil Young made an album together and got Ryan Norris to produce it.

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andrewjsmithson

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And to those of you listening to Wilco's new album, how is it? i can't wait to get my hands on that!

i love it, but then, i do love jeff tweedy...it's just different, once again. it kind of sounds like that loosefur stuff that jeff and jim o'rourke did last year. if you haven't heard it, you can listen to the entirety on wilcoworld.net.

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Speaking of Britpop, has anyone seen this? I saw it at Blockbuster tonight and I want to rent it.

hey! yeah, i've seen the adverts for that many times in various british publications and things...i've looked for it in stores a million times, but i can never find it--you mean to tell me blockbuster has it for rent? amazing. i definitely want to see that. did you watch the trailer? i love liam's reaction to the interviewer at the end of the clip!

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tell me facts throw your arms around me

jamiecarroll

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Speaking of Britpop, has anyone seen this? I saw it at Blockbuster tonight and I want to rent it.

hey! yeah, i've seen the adverts for that many times in various british publications and things...i've looked for it in stores a million times, but i can never find it--you mean to tell me blockbuster has it for rent?

Yes. It was at the Blockbuster on White Bridge Road, in the New Releases.

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Live Forever didn't get the best reviews. From what I can gather, it's mainly Noel Gallagher saying what a wanker Damon is. And not nearly enough Jarvis. I wanted to see it the week of release, and I couldn't find even one cinema showing it! Still, I'm sure it's worth it if you're a bit of an anglophile. I really should get around to watching my boyfriend's copy.

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I did not like Live Forever. It really is Oasis v. Blur, and like the Ladytron said, not enough Jarvis for my taste. It's all about how they hated Maggie Thatcher and started playing rock and roll....but who's better, the working-class Oasis or the middle-class Blur? I hate to spoil the ending, but Robbie Williams kills them all.

They also have it at the Blockbuster on West End by Vandy.

(Edited by MissSeptember at 3:45 pm on Jul. 5, 2004)

That's so NA.

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Posted Monday, July 5, 2004 at 11:09 PM

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While driving to East Tennessee, I had a truly wacky idea. Would anyone be interested in starting The Features Message Board Album Club? It would work similar to a book club. Each week, we would select an album. Everyone who chooses to participate would buy/borrow/steal the album and listen to it a few times during the week. Then we could all discuss it on here.

This would be a great way to discover new music, learn more about music in general, and learn about your fellow Features fans (by having a better understanding of their likes and dislikes).

Any takers?

great idea. I'm in.

Bill, it was a different time. It was back when we didn't know the Russians were incompetent.

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songs:

"i hear a new world" by rod freeman and the bluemen
"driving test" by erase errata
"lesson #1" by glenn branca
"outside the trains dont run on time" by gang of four
"king tubby meets the rockers uptown" by augustus pablo
"the seasons (summer)" by john cage
"fopp" by ohio players
"do the du" by a certain ratio
"life" by sly and the family stone
"hotwire my heart" by crime
"life of crime" by the weirdos
"contort yourself" by james chance
"there was a time" by james brown
"elephant woman" by blonde redhead
"dino" by harmonia
"son of mr green genes" by frank zappa
"free your mind and your ass will follow" by funkadelic

albums:

"bows and arrows" by the walkmen
"blueberry boat" by the fiery furnaces

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songs:

"i hear a new world" by rod freeman and the bluemen
"driving test" by erase errata
"lesson #1" by glenn branca
"outside the trains dont run on time" by gang of four
"king tubby meets the rockers uptown" by augustus pablo
"the seasons (summer)" by john cage
"fopp" by ohio players
"do the du" by a certain ratio
"life" by sly and the family stone
"hotwire my heart" by crime
"life of crime" by the weirdos
"contort yourself" by james chance
"there was a time" by james brown
"elephant woman" by blonde redhead
"dino" by harmonia
"son of mr green genes" by frank zappa
"free your mind and your ass will follow" by funkadelic

albums:

"bows and arrows" by the walkmen
"blueberry boat" by the fiery furnaces

today's musical moment in hisroy as present by allmusic.com:
"July 15, 1973 - Ray Davies leaves the Kinks after dealing with exhaustion brought on by being in the public eye and stress from the recent breakup of his marriage. He returned one week later."

I wanna offended no persons!