in rotation....what albums do you have spinning?

In no particular order:

Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Emiliana Torrini - Love in the Time of Science (although I usually skip track 8)
Sickle Project - Sickle Project
The Goats - Tricks of the Shade
Portishead - Dummy
Ben Folds Five - Whatever and Ever Amen
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Fiona Apple - Tidal

Tool - "Aenima"
Tricky - "Vulnerable"
...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead - "Source Tags and Codes"
Jeff Buckley - "Grace"
Slayer - "Soundtrack to the Apocalypse" box set
Nirvana - "In Utero"
Radiohead - "Amnesiac"
Bjork - "Debut"
The Pixies - "Doolittle"

you mean vinyl? yesterday, i bought joe jackson "look sharp," devo "new traditionalists" WITH the original poster inside which i can't wait to hang, & the jam "the gift." also bought on cd some tv on the radio and the faux (local).

or albums, in terms of like, a set of ten songs released simultaneously? then, the new reissue of the zombies' "odyssey & oracle," devo "q: are we not men? a: we are devo," the life aquatic S/T, modern lovers S/T, gang of four "entertainment!" iron & wine "our endless numbered days" and i'm finally giving johanna newsom a chance.

[QUOTE=vidalia]you mean vinyl? [/QUOTE]
damn music snob! vinyl, cd, mp3, cassette, etc..it all spins round and round

computer ate my reply!!!! adfgadfgadfh

let's try again...

i saaaaaid...

i don't know what kind of mp3s you're using mister, but my mp3s sure as hell don't spin!

[QUOTE=vidalia]
let's try again...
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one of my dj-peers loves Gang of Four. she lifted her show title and intro song from them; [I]Damaged Goods[/I].

every goddamned band now says they're influenced by gof. which is ok by me, i guess. i hear they're remastering entertainment! and there's going to be a spring tour. i think i'll go to this. i skipped the pixies but we'll see how the finances are looking. i first heard this album maybe a month or two ago and flipped out about it - see several posts on here as i went through my first listen.

MIA/Diplo - Piracy Funds Terrorism Vol.1.
Lekman, Nirvana, Gary Numan.

Meatloaf - Bat Out Of Hell
Pink Floyd - The Final Cut
Radiohead - OK Computer
Rise Against - Siren Song Of A Counter Culture
Weezer - Blue Album
Muse - Absolution
David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars
SuperTramp - Crime Of The Century
alexisonfire - (self-titled)
Bad Religion - The New America
Arcade Fire - Funeral

I am an album freak. Yes, this was today.

Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
Elton John - Honky Chateau
Nas - Street Disciple
at the drive in - in casino/out
Sigur Ros - Sigur Ros
Ani Difranco - Living in Clip
Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes
Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die
The Cure - Greatest Hits

[QUOTE=JustinHolt]Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
Elton John - Honky Chateau
Nas - Street Disciple
at the drive in - in casino/out
Sigur Ros - Sigur Ros
Ani Difranco - Living in Clip
Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes
Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die
The Cure - Greatest Hits[/QUOTE]

Ok because of YOU I have been gettign into Bob Dylan alot checking out the Bob Dylan appreciation thread. I of coruse had heard soem songs before ( an ex of mine was a big fan, but she loved "emo" more so I didnt get to hear as much as Id like) but I want to get into it more.

What album for Bob would be best?

Blood On The Tracks?

Blonde on Blonde??

Help me out.

[QUOTE=MockyMockins]Ok because of YOU I have been gettign into Bob Dylan alot checking out the Bob Dylan appreciation thread. I of coruse had heard soem songs before ( an ex of mine was a big fan, but she loved "emo" more so I didnt get to hear as much as Id like) but I want to get into it more.

What album for Bob would be best?

Blood On The Tracks?

Blonde on Blonde??

Help me out.[/QUOTE]

You can't go wrong with either of those two. If you want one that will put any relationship you ever had into perspective, and at the same time be blown away by some fucking killer songs, go for Blood on the Tracks. If you want a little bit of everything, and one of the most influencial rock albums of all time, by for Blonde on Blonde.

But if you want a little sampler of a bunch of different Bob, PM me your address and I'll make a compilation for you. Honestly, I've got 50 albums of his that pretty much span from 1961 until 2004. Although I'd say to run out and buy any of them, if you want to save some money first, I'll try and give you a nice taste of them all so you can see which Bob you like best.

[QUOTE=JustinHolt]You can't go wrong with either of those two. If you want one that will put any relationship you ever had into perspective, and at the same time be blown away by some fucking killer songs, go for Blood on the Tracks. If you want a little bit of everything, and one of the most influencial rock albums of all time, by for Blonde on Blonde.

But if you want a little sampler of a bunch of different Bob, PM me your address and I'll make a compilation for you. Honestly, I've got 50 albums of his that pretty much span from 1961 until 2004. Although I'd say to run out and buy any of them, if you want to save some money first, I'll try and give you a nice taste of them all so you can see which Bob you like best.[/QUOTE]

In that case I think Blood on The Tracks will be my first Dylan album to buy, as shit has gone shittier recently in the love life department. 50 albums? Shit, I only own like 80 albums overall and my freinds think I am nuts. But than again, I have a music addict for a buddy who believes he is still not complete with three guitars, two basses, a drum set and 300 albums. So Maybe i am not a freak. Anyways, a mixed disc would be awesome. How come everybody at the Cult is so giving? Man!

Currently on a scattershot loop in my room:

Roots Manuva - Awfully Deep
Bright Eyes - Wide Awake It's Morning
Magnetic Fields - I
Smiths - Best of
Loretta Lynn - Van Lear Rose
Mull Historical Society - This Is Hope
Sparklehorse - Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot (revisiting one of my fave albums of the 90s)

I'm still an album buyer, very rarely download, but put my cds onto my mp3 walkman.

As a recent example of an album that would have had much less of an impact on me if I had just heard it as a selection of individual songs: The Streets - A Grand Don't Come For Free. That album doesn't just have musical connections running through it, but there's a goddam STORY running through the tunes!

Albums 4eva.

Hey - Mocky

Just noticed your sig. How do you know Banksy? Is he big in Canada?

I went to Uni in Bristol at the time when Banksy was just getting noticed. My mate knew him quite well and told me this guy was going to be huge. He's left some MASSIVE murals and tags around Bristol.

Also - I went to the unveiling of his first street sculpture last summer in Clerkenwell, London. It was full of media-twats and I must say that I was sorely disappointed. I love his artwork, but the sculpture was crap. A really obvious play on the Statue of Liberty as a whore kinda theme....

Anyway - good call with the Banksy quote!

[QUOTE=MockyMockins]In that case I think Blood on The Tracks will be my first Dylan album to buy, as shit has gone shittier recently in the love life department. 50 albums? Shit, I only own like 80 albums overall and my freinds think I am nuts. But than again, I have a music addict for a buddy who believes he is still not complete with three guitars, two basses, a drum set and 300 albums. So Maybe i am not a freak. Anyways, a mixed disc would be awesome. How come everybody at the Cult is so giving? Man![/QUOTE]

I never really got into the whole download thing, except for when Napster was first recommended to me back in 1999. But I only really used that for those songs that you like, but don't really remember who they were by, and don't really want to go out and buy an entire CD for one song that was cool back when I was six, or something.

My one true vice I suppose is buying cd's. I have over 600 of them. I used to be that way with movies, but I sort of gave that up and sold most of them off.

As for everyone in the Cult being so giving, perhaps, I think that has a lot to do with a lot of us being in the same financial standing, or lack thereof, and a lot of us seem to appreciate helping out one another whatever way we can.

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Swedish psych-rock-ish...have no idea what they're singing about, but the stuff is worth a listen...if you have any other psych-rock recommendations, please share..

Blondie - Parallel Lines
The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
Handsome Boy Modeling School - White Folks
Neko Case - Blacklisted
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues / Lyre of Orpheus
The Company Soundtrack
Interpol - Antics

Faith No More - Angel Dust
Mr. Bungle - California
Tom Waits - Bone Machine
Tom Waits - Blue Valentine
Tom Waits - Real Gone
Tom Waits - Bounced Checks
Handsome Boy Modeling School - White People
The Kinks - Everybody's in Showbiz
Fantômas - Director's Cut
The Black Keys - Thick Freakness

Portishead - self titled
New Order - Substance
Beastie Boys - Licensed to ill
Franz Ferdinand

Well there's the albums that are always in circulation no matter what:
Californication-RHCP (Road Trippin', Otherside)
Fifties compilation (Eddie Cochran stuff, mostly the whole thing is great)
Franz Ferdinand (Darts of Pleasure)
Alternator (Heoin Girl- Everclear, Wipeout-China Drum)
Beach Boys compilation (All of 'em!)

Recent favourites:
Garden State and Virgin Suicides soundtracks
The Bluetones compilation (Slight Return, Bluetonic)
Blur Best of thingy (For Tomorow, To the End)
Super Furry Animals Singles collection (Demans, Hermann loves Pauline)

The Fiery Furnaces- EP

HOLY GOD!

Better than Blueberry Boat, even.
Not really an EP btw. 10 songs.

Kyuss: Blues for the Red Sun
Queens of the Stone Age: Self Titled
My Bloody Valentine: Loveless
Mr. Bungle: California
Pulp: Different Class
The Smiths: Louder Than Bombs
Tom Waits: Closing Time
Iggy and The Stooges: Raw Power

Different Class! Takes me back to being a tiny tiny little girl, eating Wotsits and reading Point Horror!

Too good for Goosebumps, eh?

2pac - Me Against The World
De La Soul - The Grind Date
2046 soundtrack
Amy Winehouse - Frank (this is fantastic)
Ghostface - The Pretty Toney album
Beethoven - collected piano sonatas
Ennio Morricone - Once Upon A Time in America
Joe Hisaishi - Piano Stories Vol.1

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Miles Davis - In A Silent Way - everyone needs to get this.

[QUOTE=Earthbound]Too good for Goosebumps, eh?[/QUOTE]
You eat Nik Naks with Goosebumps, dummy.

Sigur Ros - "()"
Josh Freese - "The Notorious One Man Orgy"
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - "Worlds Apart" (listening to obsessively, I might add)
A Perfect Circle - "Thirteenth Step"
Failure - "Comfort"

2000 Fold - Styles of Beyond
Legacy of Blood - Jedi Mind Tricks
I'm Wide Awake and It's Morning - Bright Eyes
The Future is Now - Non Phixion
Chutes Too Narrow - The Shins
Muddy Waters - Redman

[QUOTE=ahoff]The Future is Now - Non Phixion
Muddy Waters - Redman[/QUOTE]

Hell YEAH!

Bob Dylan - Street Legal
Bob Dylan - Unplugged
Nas - Street Disciple
Sparta - Porcelain
Jimmy Eat World - Futures
Joni Mitchell - Blue

Foo Fighters - One by One
An 80`s Mix, handpicked.
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
for some reason, Pygmy Love Circus - The Power of Beef
Pearl Jam - Ten
Alice in Chains - Jars of Flies

[QUOTE=Undertow]
Josh Freese - "The Notorious One Man Orgy"
Failure - "Comfort"[/QUOTE]
I have no idea what they^ sound like. Please inform me.

[QUOTE=Popcultjunkie]I have no idea what they^ sound like. Please inform me.[/QUOTE]

Josh Freese is a guy who drums for a ton of bands; he's played with Devo, The Vandals, A Perfect Circle, and a ton of other artists. He put out a solo album as kind of a gag, similar to Tenacious D, but electric. It sounds more like a punk album. The lyrics are hilarious and the whole album shouldn't be taken too seriously, but I think it's actually a solid album. I'd download some mp3s first and if you like it, get the album.

As for Failure, the easiest way to categorize them is they're an alternative band. I've gotten into them in the past couple years and they're probably one of my favorite bands, but that's just me. "Comfort" was the first album they put out, but if you want a better idea of what they sounded like before breaking up, download some songs from their "Magnified" or "Fantastic Planet" albums. Those two albums sound amazing and yet they never got much commercial success.

If you use SoulSeek, you won't have any trouble downloading mp3s from either of these guys. Let me know what you think, even if you think they suck.

Lovage - Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By
Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou Soundtrack

Fionna Apple - When the Pawn
Bright Eyes - Letting Off the Happiness
Portishead - Portishead
Garbage - Garbage
Frank Sinatra - A Collection of Songs
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

The Faint - Wet From Birth
Bob Dylan - Self Portrait
Ani Difranco - Little Plastic Castle
American Grafitti Soundtrack
Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die

Cant stop listing to:
Between The Buried and Me: Selftitled
RJD2: Dead Ringer

Morrissey - Bona Drag
Nirvana - In Utero
Belle and Sebastian - Dear Catastophe Waitress
Tori Amos - Boys for Pele
The Who - Who Are You?

I listen to music all day at work, so I listen to tons of CD's. This week has been mostly the following:

Wes Montgomery - Incredible Jazz Guitar
Soundgarden - Superunkown
Clutch - Pure Rock Fury
The Dining Rooms - Numero Deux
Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane
Revis - Places for Breathing
King's X - Ear Candy/Gretchen Goes to Nebraska/Dogman/Manic Moonlight
Dream Theater - Metropolis pt II-Scenes from a Memory
Sting - Sacred Love/Brand New Day
Live - Secret Samadhi
Skrape - New Killer America
Blindside - About a Burning Fire
Moby - Moby Songs 1993-1998
Bush - Golden State

[QUOTE=ireLocus]I listen to music all day at work, so I listen to tons of CD's. This week has been mostly the following:

Wes Montgomery - Incredible Jazz Guitar
Soundgarden - Superunkown
Clutch - Pure Rock Fury
The Dining Rooms - Numero Deux
Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane
Revis - Places for Breathing
King's X - Ear Candy/Gretchen Goes to Nebraska/Dogman/Manic Moonlight
Dream Theater - Metropolis pt II-Scenes from a Memory
Sting - Sacred Love/Brand New Day
Live - Secret Samadhi
Skrape - New Killer America
Blindside - About a Burning Fire
Moby - Moby Songs 1993-1998
Bush - Golden State[/QUOTE]

Saw the Dream Theater bit so I had to pull out a cd or two from them myself...

[QUOTE=JustinHolt]Saw the Dream Theater bit so I had to pull out a cd or two from them myself...[/QUOTE]
sweet...

likewise... I'm lookin' for some Dylan, but I may not have it here at work... We'll see.

Soulive-Soulive
Radiohead-Hail to the thief
Coldplay-A rush of blood to the head
Moby-Play
Jamiroquai-A funk Oddisey

[QUOTE=JustinHolt]The Faint - Wet From Birth
[/QUOTE]

Nice.

[QUOTE=Maddetchke Malorkus]Blondie - Parallel Lines
The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
Handsome Boy Modeling School - White Folks
Neko Case - Blacklisted
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues / Lyre of Orpheus
The Company Soundtrack
Interpol - Antics[/QUOTE]

that is hottt

the night before last, i dreamed about elvis costello. last night, i dreamed about a wonderful evening with jens lekman. he read to us from a storybook and then we did crafts with glitter.

and then i woke up and found i'm getting a kitten tonight.

Jeff Buckley - Grace
Bright Eyes - Lifted Or The Story Is In The Soil Keep Your Ear To The Ground
*edit*
Feel Good Hits Of The 1980s

Velvet Goldmine Soundtrack
Nirvana - With The Lights Out (Disc 2)
Sublime - 40 oz. to Freedom
Sublime - Sublime
Fiona Apple - Tidal
The Fugees - The Score
Janis Joplin - Greatest Hits
No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom
RHCP - Blood Sugar Sex Magik

And right now.... Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory

[QUOTE=RandomThought]

And right now.... Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory[/QUOTE]

That's the first one I pulled out too.

A bunch of friends of mine used to be in a Dream Theater Tribute band and they were amazing. That's how I got turned on to them in the first place.

But Scenes is a good ride, top to bottom, even though at first I hated it.

I didnt really get dream-theater the first time i heard them, then again i first heard they're "Awake" album which in my opinion, is my least favorite one. After that i heard "images and words" and got hooked up.