What Are You Listening To?

Yo La Tengo -- "The Crying of Lot 49"

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Monks - Oh, How to Do Now

My god this album. Any other fans?

Sweethearts, Camber Van Beethoven

I've listened to Key Lime Pie probably over 200 times, and it never gets old. Simply one of the best albums ever recorded.

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Monks - Oh, How to Do Now

My god this album. Any other fans?

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Never heard. I'll check it out.

After listening to all three Portishead albums several times over the past week, my personal preference is as follows:

Third > Portishead > Dummy

Probably not normal. :)

"Passing Strangers" -- Ultravox

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Monks - Oh, How to Do Now

My god this album. Any other fans?

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yep...MONK TIME!

"I Was A Lover" -- TV on the Radio

Bjork -- "Possibly Maybe"

Still so amazing.

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After listening to all three Portishead albums several times over the past week, my personal preference is as follows:

Third > Portishead > Dummy

Probably not normal. :)

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T > D > P

I really hope neither of you were Math majors because here, you fail.

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I really hope neither of you were Math majors because here, you fail.

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Please explain...

Right now, I'm listening to "Long Train Running" by the Doobie Brothers, and I'm pretty confident with this equation:

Tom Johnston Doobies > Michael McDonald Doobies

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Please explain...

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Your equations are all messed up. :) I actually do love all three of their albums, but I still think Dummy is the one to beat.

Dummy > Portishead > Third > a lot of stuff

I will be different:

P > D > T

...but it's close

Nope, I'm ordinary.

D > P > T

The Black Keys' album Rubber Factory is rokking my world.

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Tool - 10000 Days it's Lateralus + 1

Of course I'm not really sure how I feel about these Tool fellows altogether. It's just an experiment right now. And, my CD shop didn't have Bob Marley Exodus. . . so I bought this.

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I'm starting to feel that "Houses" and "IV" are almost equal in many ways. But I still give the small edge to "IV" being better. I can't say what their best album is as I have only heard four of their albums.

Carl's Theme-9 Lb. Hammer. Pretty bitching track imo.

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I'm starting to feel that "Houses" and "IV" are almost equal in many ways. But I still give the small edge to "IV" being better. I can't say what their best album is as I have only heard four of their albums.

Yeah, I hang out with some major Led heads. Actually most everyone I know who has listened to Zep for a long time has started off thinking IV is the best but now thinks II is king. Something about the straight up hard rock I guess.

Carl's Theme-9 Lb. Hammer. Pretty bitching track imo.

Wow, never heard these guys before. they're pretty whacked. Little AC/DC influence goin' on there if I'm not mistaken.

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The Cool Kids - "88"

Ricardo Villalobos - "Fizheuer Zieheuer Part 1"

Nude Love-Master Shake. Utterly hilarious, and the best track off of the ATHF movie soundtrack. "10 dollars for tapes. 15 for CD." :lol:

I picked up Foo Fighters' The Colour and the Shape last night. I've always loved "Everlong," but I'm similarly impressed with "February Stars," "My Hero," and "Monkey Wrench." Pretty solid album.

The next one I plan to buy is Weezer's Blue Album. Maybe next week at some point.

The Blue Album is still awesome, and really the only thing I find worth listening to by Weezer. Every track is amazing.

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I picked up Foo Fighters' The Colour and the Shape last night. I've always loved "Everlong," but I'm similarly impressed with "February Stars," "My Hero," and "Monkey Wrench." Pretty solid album.

The next one I plan to buy is Weezer's Blue Album. Maybe next week at some point.

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Aye, "Colour" is indeed pretty rock solid. I think that the Foo Fighters are simply a really good band at best, but they have made some really awesome rock songs during their existence.

Ghost Town-The Specials. Funky regge piece that features some cool instrumental work. The soundtrack to Snatch is pretty good for what it is, although I'd rather get my hands on the Layer Cake and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels soundtracks instead.

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Ghost Town-The Specials. Funky regge piece that features some cool instrumental work. The soundtrack to Snatch is pretty good for what it is, although I'd rather get my hands on the Layer Cake and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels soundtracks instead.

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Awesome!

My wife and I have been on a huge Specials kick this week.

Those guys totally ruled. One of the greatest bands ever. Makes me want to play in 2-Tone ska band again.