Agreed, agreed. I figured I was already overloading DonGiovanni as is. It's pretty nifty to watch how they've changed as a band over the last decade+.

Now:

The Islands- Return to the Sea
The Unicorns- Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?
Various Wu-Tang, and Wu-Tang solo members, including some sweet Ghostface and ODB (Eddie Murphy taught me that back at the house)

Wang

I might get castrated for this, but I was severely let down by Built To Spill's live show. I saw them last summer in Oregon, and they just didn't live up to what I expected. I do like their studio stuff, though.

And I'm with you, Wang, on the Ghostface stuff. I saw him live a couple weeks back, and haven't been able to stop listening to his albums since. Fishscale is dope.

Also, I've been listening to a lot of Atmosphere/Slug as of late. Lucy Ford, Seven's Travels, and Felt 2: A Tribute To Lisa Bonet have all been in heavy rotation.

Oh man, I'd love to see Ghostface live... I haven't seen a lot of rap or hip/hop shows in my time, being a nearly-translucent whiteboy, but I need to see more. I saw the Roots once, and it was surprisingly incredible.

Wang

I've seen a good number of hip hop shows in my time

Jurassic 5 - Twice
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
The Roots
Dilated Peoples
Ghostface
M1 (from Dead Prez)
Boom Bap Project (Seattle-area hip hop)
Common Market
Styles of Beyond

I feel like I'm forgetting some, but that's what I can remember off the top of my head.

I love live hip-hop, when it's done right.

yea i saw the roots once. they were awesome. one of their guys was playing guitar with his tongue.

The one I forgot was Kanye West, twice.

new york, new york- Tha Dogg Pound...

me too.

J. Rawls - Birds of a Feather

nice beat. jazzy feel. different.

doggy dogg world- snoop...

Sounds interesting. I'll have to check some out.

Taking a sick day from work, so I will have plenty of time to listen to music today.....going to start with a couple of live shows, one from Karl Denson's Tiny Universe and the other from ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead.

ok ive listened to Keep it like a secret quite a bit and i really like it. my favorites from that CD are The Plan, Carry the Zero, and Time Trap. Carry the Zero is awesome, especially the riff at the end.

Perfect From Now On i havent listened to as much but i like what ive heard on that too. though i think i prefer the first album right now. I Would Hurt a Fly is my favorite from Perfect so far.

i couldnt find the other albums on my usual downloading music source, but i should be able to get them soon enough.

Is there anything better than finding a new band you can enjoy that already has a pretty extensive catalogue of jams you can discover whenever you want?

Doubt it.

I'm hungover from last night still (at midnight tonight), so I'm curled up on the couch in the fetal position listening to Radiohead's Kid A (and repeating Motion Picture Soundtrack a lot), Beck's Sea Change, and some random Nick Drake stuff.

Also, I've eaten 9 submarine sandwiches today.

Wang

Currently playing "Creep" by Radiohead.

Next two songs on the playlist are "Rosalita" by Bruce Springsteen followed by "Heaven's Dead" by Audioslave.

i think twin falls is my favorite built to spill song, i only have that one album though, but its real good.

Atreyu

if there are any post-hardcore (edit: Metalcore) fans that read this and are into atreyu you can watch a full concert from AOL. Its pretty sick but the sound isnt the greatest. Its also about a month old.

Live at the El Rey in Los Angeles

http://music.aol.com/network_live/concert_...atreyu/ondemand

Brian Eno - Before & After Science

Dude, I have to thank you for talking about Brian Eno. I never listened to him until you started mentioning him frequently in this thread, I love it.

yea its pretty sweet.

any of you heard of The Secret Machines? their album Now Here Is Nowhere is pretty good.

Not a problem....definitely check out the collaboration between Eno and John Cale....I think the CD is titled Wrong Way Up. It is not easy to find, but all of the songs are very catchy and most have the Eno-ish quality to them.

mbreon, you know a little about electronic music so would you mind reviewing my little project here. you probly gonna want to download the songs to hear them in normal sound quality.

The Trace thread inspired me to throw in some Oakenfold.

Not bad. I dig the the "Northern Lights" song a little more than the other.

Since everyone is going electronic tonight, I've decided to throw in The Secret Art of Science by DJ DB, the first Mixed Live by Donald Glaude, and a live set by LTJ Bukem....

Va-one Kiss can lead to another. Box set of 60's girl group recordings on Rhino. If you are a fan of the Nuggets series, buy this now.

Cowboys- The Fugees...

Listening to Fugees - The Score album

rage against the machine motha ****as!!! mi favorito.

This DJ- Warren G... biaaaaaattchhhh!!!!

All American Rejects- Move Along

Right at the moment, it's the Jenny Lewis/Conor Obest/Ben Gibbard cover of "Handle With Care," originally done by the Traveling Wilburys.

This is as emo as I'll be getting for awhile.

I also think I want to marry Jenny Lewis. Man, she's hot.

Still spending a lot of time listening to "At War With Mystics" the new Flaming Lips album. I'm okay with it.

And right now I'm listening to "Michigan, The Great Lakes State" by Sufjan "The Master" Stevens.

Wang

It's been oh so long since I listened to good old Soof-yan, will do.

That's a great song, I just hope the rest of the album is as good.
But nothing they can put out will compare to Blood Sugar Sex Magik.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!


The new TOOL single just leaked. It's called Vicarious. And, I'm literally crying.


I've been waiting five years for new Tool music. And this just rocks.

You too huh?

In-****ing-credible!! I've had goosebumps for about 30 minutes now.

I'm assuming that's you with the same name at toolshed?

These next few weeks are going to be hell waiting for the new album.

I pray to God they play Seattle like it's rumored. I'll sell my first born to go to that show. It's been 4 years since I've seen them.

right now is a perfect time to listen to Sigur Ros

im also still listening to a lot of built to spill

Right now I’m playing some online poker while listening to Remain in Light, by Talking Heads.

It's probably one of the greatest albums ever, but then again what did you expect would happen when David Byrne and Brian Eno collaborate?

I am surprised that the Talking Heads does not get that many nods from current bands. I would have thought that they would have been more influental than what we hear.

I really miss the Heads.

Radiohead cites the Talking Heads as one of their primary influences....and it appears I am the only one who prefers Speaking in Tongues over Remain in Light, although they are both very high on my favorite albums of all-time list....

Tonight I will have to listen to my Yahoo radio station which goes out of it's way to play stuff I don't like

PREACH IT, BROTHER!

My favorite CD of all time.



Also: Tool's coming to this festival we have here every year, Belle Chere, in lil' Asheville.

IT WILL BE JAWESOME.

Listen to mine. spoonf.

Right now, Eye In The Sky by Alan Parson's is playing.

This is what I have heard in the past hour or so:


1 - 20 (of 21 songs)



Why rate?
The Alan Parsons Project
Eye In The Sky


Foo Fighters
Weenie Beenie


Smashing Pumpkins
Cherub Rock


Asia
Heat Of The Moment


Corey Hart
Sunglasses At Night


Live
White, Discussion


Jackson Browne
Running On Empty


The Go-Go's
Lust To Love


Garbage
Special


Fleetwood Mac
Planets Of The Universe (Early Demo)


The Clash
Train In Vain


The White Stripes
Blue Orchid


No Doubt
Don't Speak


A.N.I.M.A.L.
Por Que?


Three Dog Night
Eli's Coming


R.E.M.
Everybody Hurts


Soft Cell
Where Did Our Love Go?


Bush
Distant Voices


Concrete Blonde
The Sky Is A Poisonous Garden


Nirvana
Radio Friendly Unit Shifter

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Jackson Browne
Running On Empty


The Clash
Train In Vain


Jackson Browne....good songwriter. He doesn't get mentioned very much around these parts. I saw him open for Tom Petty a few years ago.....

The Clash rule. Don't hear very many people mention them either but they are one of the best....

Aphex twin
DJ shadow
Amon Tobin

I've never listened to Amon Tobin, but since I love Aphex Twin and DJ Shadow, I will have to check it out. Thanks for the suggestion.

I thought you were exaggerating about the goosebumps. I was wrong. This made my day.

Vicarious

Haha, it's a great track.

I've listened to it A LOT over the weekend.

The link is broken now, but was it the video with the picture frames then moving to the bathroom and eventually down the toilet? If so, that's not the actual video. That's a clip that they showed on the projection screens during the Lateralus tour. It's cool nonetheless though.

Coldplay - Politik

I just made this awesome mix for my friend in rehab, download these songs if you don't have them. For therious guyth, ok!? I swear, each one is money.

1. Rafiki - Zap Mama
2. Turn My Camera On - Spoon
3. Baby's Got Sauce - G. Love and The Special Sauce
4. Champagne - Ween
5. Somewhere Over the Rainbow - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
6. Move Your Feet - Junior Senior
7. Superbowl Sundae - Ozmatli
8. Tiny Cities Made of Ashes - Modest Mouse
9. Step Into My Office, Baby - Belle and Sebastian
10. Coffee and TV - Blur
11. 1976 - RJD2
12. Anecdote - Ambulance LTD.
13. Willow Tree - G. Love and The Special Sauce
14. Paranoid Android - Radiohead
15. King Without a Crown - Matisyahu
16. Uhn Tiss Uhn Tiss Uhn Tiss - Bloodhound Gang
17. The Horror - RJD2

I've never made a CD this awesome. I also made her a Thievery Corporation mix, just search for them and download everything possible. GL.

im a fan of many of those tracks