A Perfect Circle - The Package

No Dice. I got through on ticketmaster 2 minutes after they went on sale and it was sold out.

:::I hate when I don't get my way face:::

anti flag - press corpse


i expected better from them.

Neil Diamond - Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon

next...

Alice Cooper - School's Out

Likewise. I was on the phone, online, and had a friend at the box office. Unfortunately, I'm gonna miss this show. I can't see paying the prices they are going for on ebay (well over $500).

Roger Waters is touring the US this summer and I am pumped; I have never gotten the chance to see any member of Pink Floyd (my favorite band) live before....also, he will be playing Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety in every show.

To celebrate, I am going to throw on some Obscured By Clouds and Meddle by Pink Floyd....."San Tropez" and "Fearless" are such solid songs....

call me crazy, but i never did understand why so many people cum all over themselves for tool. ive listened to the cds a couple times. theyre okay. but you hear one of their fans talk about them and its like they fucking cured cancer.

that being said, everyone is entitled to their opinion and you could do a lot worse than tool, i just dont get the obsession. cult-like, almost.

p.s. currently listening to sigur ros

I have to agree with you.

Currently listening to some Air.

The same could be said for fans of all bands, really. Radiohead, Metallica, etc.

In my experience, Tool is either a band you love or you don't care for. I have yet to meet a casual fan who for example, has just one of their cds. It seems to be all or nothing with them.

I've seen Maynard in an interview state something along the lines of, "We're not a band you put on and tap your foot to. With us, it's more of an interactive process." Or something close to that. It takes some time and effort to really get into Tool. It's not for everyone (that's not a slam on anyone). Those that do get into it though, usually are pretty rabid. Their live show is what does this to people imo. Hearing the songs on cd is one thing, seeing them performed live is something else entirely.

For me personally, I could seriously write a novel on why I like them so much. I can't speak for anyone else, but there is not an aspect I don't like about them musically.

i would consider myself a casual fan of them. but you're probly right that its rare.

nofx- dont call me white

My Yahoo station - which has gone completely Hip Hop after I added on ehip hop artist.

I am a Tool fan, but probably not on the same level as the previous posters who have talked about them....Undertow was in my CD rotation for years (and is still my favorite work by them). AEnima is also a great album. By the time Lateralus came out, I had really stopped listening to music that was that heavy, so I didn't really get into it a whole lot. Tool is a very smart band that doesn't follow the status quo of their genre and attempts to do something different, interesting, and progressive. Undertow is definitely in my top 50 albums of all-time.....

very nice

Wilco:

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

still listening to 10,000 days by tool.


every time i listen to it i love it more and more

A new disk--Aranka Fabian--Interpolation. GREAT DISK. Can't get enough of it.

www.arankafabian.com

anyone know if Aphex Twin has any other good albums besides the RDJ one? recomendations?

Listening to a little Fort Minor

My favorite Aphex Twin album is still Selected Ambient Works `85-`92. It is old, but still great music. I Care Because You Do is a great album as well, and Selected Ambient Works Vol. 2 is probably the next best after those.

Mother friggin' Radiohead.

This is a cool pic of Thom.

Remy Zero - The Golden Hum

I'll be on the way home soon, so no music - it will be O&A time!

I just picked up Stabilo's new one and Pilate's new one (Sell Control For Life's Speed).

Radiohead fans will like Pilate.

Alice in Chains - Down in a Hole

blonde redhead - misery is a butterfly

anyone heard of/listened to this album? its kinda cool stuff, i like it so far.

What, no love for Jonny?

ahhhh Radiohead...

new streets, new strokes.

I will be listening to the new Pearl Jam album for the next week or two, probably nonstop. And the Tool album whenever I have time....

is the pearl jam one good?

Shouldn't have opened this thread, I love to discuss music! Lol!

As for what I am currently Listening to:

Anti Flag - For Blood And Empire
Bad Religion - The Empire Strikes First
Rise Against - Siren Song Of The Counter Culture
NOFX- The Decline
NOFX - Wolves in Wolves Clothing
Joshua Radin - We Were Here
Colin Hay - Going Somewhere
Angels & Airwaves - We Don't Need To Whisper
Johnny Cash & Willie Nelson - Storytellers
The Beatles - 1
Voodoo Glow Skulls - Who Is This Is?
Ramones - Chrysalis Years
Tom Waits - Closing Time

And plenty more!

If any of that takes your fancy, feel free to PM or whatever and we can chat about anything u like, swap suggestions and plug unsigned bands we know!

I like that one nofx song, jeff wears birkenstocks.. is he a jerk, no he's just confused.. jeff dont' wear regular shoes..

I'm on an early nineties kick

mad season- above

it was a group that had layne staley (alice in chains), mike mccready (pearl jam), barrett martin (screaming trees) . this record rules.

after this

temple of the dog- s/t

it was a tribute record to andrew wood, singer for mother love bone, the band was chris cornell (soundgarden) matt cameron (soundgarden, pearl jam) stone gossard (pearl jam, mother love bone) jeff ament (pearl jam, mother love bone) and miek mccready (pearl jam). another really good record

I go to Best Buy and they have everything but THAT

booooooo


So got Motion City's older release 'I am the Movie' pretty good

I love that one song 'The Future Freaks Me Out' very well written and catchy as hell!

i just bought the new Built to Spill album

Weezer- Blue Album

So do you consider yourself a big Built to Spill fan now?

yep. they rock, and the new album is pretty good. thanks for showing me the light.

Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds - Live at Luther College

ive got god damned poison ivy all over me and its making me feel like ****. poison ivy is really evil stuff, it iches like crazy but if you scratch it youll just spread it all over your body. plus it looks gross and anyone who sees it on you will remind you of that. **** poison ivy. it god damn hurts to walk because the **** keeps rubbing up against my clothes. ****!

but anyway, olson olson by sigur ros is making me feel a little bit better.

Today I am listening to Mutations by Beck and Swordfishtrombones by Tom Waits

Velvet Revolver- Contraband

Coolio - Fantastic Voyage.

No idea why, but that song just popped into my head.

dammit why'd you have to say that?... now its stuck in my head too

I don't know what I'm listening to now, but I know what I'll be listening to on July 11th:

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/news/06-05/12.shtml

http://www.ateaseweb.com/news/archive/2006...s_album_the.php

http://www.theeraser.net/

???? on that last one, by the way.

Oh man.... This is going to take some serious delving. I can't wait until July 11th. Thanks for the headsup, Thom.

Wang

on my aim triton radio station = cool stuff

is

osaka popstar- wicked world

cool song

Speaking of Thom Yorke, I sat down and listened to Radiohead's Kid A for the first time in a while this afternoon....seriously, how freaking great is that album? That is in my top 10 albums of all-time...in fact the problem with it is that it was so good that it makes every album that comes after it a little overwhelming in comparison. I know most people are bigger OK Computer or Bends fans, but Kid A in my opinion will always be their best work.