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venison wrote:
Well, like I say, I don't hate it. It's alright. I'm quite music-obsessed, I listen to hours and hours of music every day, so usually "background music" isn't enough for me.
I'm listening to it for a third time in less than 24 hours, so I obviously like it a bit. Just can't get excited about it like I can with Pumpkins stuff, or many other bands.

This does have a pretty cool atmosphere though, yeah. I'd still say it's weaker than anything ever put out under the Pumpkins name. Better than Zwan though.

It goes pretty well in my opinion!

Trist's absolute masterpiece : Zrcadleni Melancholie

I'm listening to the best album ever made.

.................. MCIS.................... clearly I'm on my own here, as usual!

When you're depressed, isn't thirty-three the greatest song?

The End is The Beginning Is The End.

or, well, it just changed to Pink Floyd's Dogs... Still an epic song.

I've been searching Myspace lately and found some awesome tracks....

mmmm Porcupine Tree

Stupid Dream is a great album

i like your new avatar xblisteredavalon. its pretty.

thanks! its actually a photo by Yelena Yemchuk.
www.art-dept.com/artists/yemchuk/

xblisteredavalon wrote:
Yeah Porcupine Tree are brilliant, I saw them live twice.
Try "Up the Downstair", "Signify" and "Lightbulb Sun".
Those albums are even better!

I am (once again) fascinated by The Beatles "I am the walrus"...I really don't think the Beatles were as brilliant as everyone thought (there were several better bands in the 60s; such as Velvet Underground and Pink Floyd) and I was bored by albums like Revolver and White Album to tears, but this tune is just god given (hang on, I don't even believe in something like god...)....must have been the most extreme LSD available Johnny took while establishing

DON wrote:
Nice! Id love to see them live if they over come to Seattle.
I love Lightbulb Sun too, though I dont think ive listened to Up the Downstair and Signify enough to form an opinion, though im sure theyre brilliant.

xblisteredavalon wrote:
cool link. i figured it was from some fashion thing, because i recognized the model- Sasha Pivovarova.

Reptile-NIN.

PJ Harvey - Is this desire?

Why can't anyone stand this album? This creeping darkness is unbelievable...it's her second best after White Chalk!

DON wrote:
Love that album certainly one of my favourites from PJ Harvey.


Im currently listening to a bunch of Johnny Cash stuff
and enjoying it
Also recently been listening to some real old material from artist such as Fats Domino....LOL my 14 month daughter seems to love rock n roll so we got her a 200 track album.

Them Crooked Vultures - Spinning in Daffodils. This is hands down THE best album I have heard in the last 5 years.

ghostchild wrote:Checked 'em out, they're a bit heavier rock than what I usually prefer, but I must agree, they are awesome! I think I saw your comment on Last.fm

venison wrote:
It's pretty much impossible to go wrong with Dave Grohl on drums and John Paul Jones on bass. I've never been a QOTSA fan, but I really like Josh Homme's guitar work on this album, and the singing has grown on me too. If you've never seen any of their live performances, check out some of the professional stuff that's on youtube. They're incredibly solid live.