Albums You're Digging II

[uncle steve]

Weird, I'm on the same boat as sidewinder. I appreciate and love The Real Thing and Angeldust, but I always put in this one instead. It's grown a beard on me.

Anyway, I can't stop listening to Black Mountain. I know you guys are probably tired of hearing me rant about it, so here, just listen if you've never heard:

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[Angie223]

silver sun pickups. just got into em. me likey.

 

[Ifa]

Was offered up as jazz-pop from the NetherlanRAB, so I took the garable. While poppier than I'd hoped, the jazz is there and is implemented brilliantly. There's also some good lyrics here, despite there being a fair share songs about the standard relationship bullsh‎it.

I went in hoping for something that would sound like late-80's Steely Dan, and while that's not exactly what I got I was pleasantly surprised with an all-in-all damn fine album that I recommend to anyone interested.

 

[geisha]

Right now I am seriously enjoying Hospice by the Antlers, great mellow, emotional, atmospheric, kind of post-rock.

 

[redraiderbass]

I hate the song Ride. I take it from your post it would be worth my time to check out The Vines, I knew I was missing something. That's a really bad song to be honest...

Genius stuff.

 

[mommas3girls2000]

I'm a big fan of Oaklandazulasylum myself... it's just got something the rest of the albums don't even touch on, I'd consider it to be in a league of its own really.

 

[Drew K]

That album is a permanant fixture in my ever-changing top-10 favourites. It's perfect from start to finish.

 

[simon g]

They might not be very original but when you can write songs as good as these it doesn't matter one bit. A really great album full of memorable tunes.

I'm really getting into Polvo lately. This album has some genius arrangements, plenty of killer riRAB and outstanding musicianship. Excellent.

 

[vlueee]

didn't think much to it at first but not I like it. ONe song, Empire, is a real classy piece of work. Crap cover though.

 

[adam2235]

How much pre - Dookie material is there?

 

[Matthew Mccullough]

I played Arise for the first time in ages the other day, gotta pull this one out too.

 

[o0.yeah]

While this is true, Begin Here is pretty damn good. It has a much different feel than Odessey and Oracle, but there are some great tracks on there.

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[BTMF]

I'ma knocking

 

[BrandonH]

Armor For Sleep-What To Do When You Are Dead

 

[Laura RMCF]

WARSAWPACK - GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (2002)

Grabbed aftrer reading through LoathsomePetes old http://www.rabroad.com/general-music/41373-gift-me-you-series.html thread. Digging already and i'm not even all the way through it yet.

 

[*Pickles*]

I'm listening to a lot of Elvis Costello of late.I particularly like this little beauty.

 

[Client_u]

The new Frightened Rabbit leaked, and Midnight Organ Flight is one of my favorite albums, I may even say this is a step up from their first album.

 

[amy!!]

I went for Trust, second track in. Thanks but I'm listening to them on Spotify so I won't need a link, unless I decide I really like and then I'll get some of his stuff into my iTunes.

 

[o no its mo]

Sortsind - S

 

[Al A]

(Brand New - The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me, in case you were living under a rock a few years ago)

This is such a fall/early winter album its kind of ridiculous, right down to the cover. I find I rarely listen to it March-August, but I've busted it out about this time of year three years running now.