Last album you bought or downloaded

[Jenasaqua]

D-Sisive - Let the Children Die

Madlib - Shades of Blue

Frodus - And We Washed Our Weapons in the Sea

 

[Gerdie]

Friend told me to buy it. I listened to it once. He was soo much better with SOAD.

 

[sagirl.emma]

There are always exceptions. You were talking about Britpop and in that case there was a difference.
Or at least there was until later when every band started sounding the same.

 

[Suprotim]

XTC - Black Sea

Asian Dub Foundation - Punkara

The Roots - The Tipping Point

 

[Music-aholic ♪]

^ howd you like eskimo?? hmmm


i just rediscovered i had simon and garfunkles disography, oh and i got can tago mago, and indian summer, plus..saetia

 

[TorontoBlonde]

 

[cato___]

Just bought Panteras VDOP, mainly because it was only 5 bucks and the one I had was only a copy.

Annnnd Hawkwind - The Collection.

 

[Part Time Mime]

I'm really loving The Mooney Suzuki!

 

[Electric Dazeys]

Got it today.

 

[Hooker Stabber]

 

[lizroswelluk]

Stereophonics- Language Sex Violence Other?

Spoon- A Series of Sneaks

 

[Zin]

The Birthday Party-live, drunk in the queens blood
Method Man-Tical(again, lost it)

 

[bigga/nigga]

I haven't really taken the time to actually listen to it yet, other than a few songs. Flight of the ConchorRAB and Fugazi have my attention at the moment. D:

 

[*hailofbullets*]

That must be a hell of a short album.

 

[Catrina]

G-Unit - Beg for mercy

 

[md.sahidul]

You havent given me anything.
Except The Who, but I forgot to Rip them to my comp.

 

[Ninjas can be gangsters]

Damien Dempsey, The Rocky Road

 

[Kellen S]

The Dismeraberment Plan - Emergency & I

Probably the best album I've heard for months. I love it.

 

[Miranda and James S]

Woah, that's some awesome funk!! :thurab:

Genesis - Trespass [Remastered] (1970)

No Phil Collins on drums and Anthony Phillips (very cool guy in his own right) on guitar instead of Steve Hackett, but this is one hell of an album nevertheless. Gabriel sounRAB magnificent on "Stagnation" and "The Knife" is absolutely classic from start to finish. Remaster ftw!

Dredg - El Cielo (2002)

Man, when it comes to Dredg, there's always something going on underneath the surface. Although its all over the place stylistically, this is unquestionably a very creative effort, even beautiful at times. Makes me want to check out their other releases.

 

[D4rkBu113t]

Yes - Relayer [Remastered] (1974)

My favorite Yes album, even above Close to the Edge. The copy of this I dled from ITunes two years ago was pissing me off, so I went and found an EAC ripped FLAC and converted that to .mp3 at 320. I gotta say, the sound-quality is off the fuckin' charts in terms of awesomeness.

Critters Buggin' - Guest (1994)

Although originally part of the grunge scene where various acts were beginning to peek their unwashed heaRAB out of the underground in the wake of Nirvana and Pearl Jam's successes, Seattle's Critters Buggin' took their sound in an entirelly different direction alltogether - they fused their industrial brand of rock with JAZZ of all things and knocked the socks off of everyone. Although mostly instrumental in nature, this is not your grandaddy's jazz record; the sax is porn film sleazy, the drums and bass virgin tight, and there's all sorts of fun stuff mixed in between all this to keep things off kilter. The result? In-freakin-credible: I just can't word it any other way.

So yeah, definitely worth checking out if you want to see what happens when a Grunge-based group with industrial tendencies goes jazz-fusion. :laughing: