Last album you bought or downloaded

[Cutie wit a bootie]

Last week on the show I got a little beatup for not knowing who this Jaz Bassist was "Jaco Pastorius". So yeasterday I bought Word Of Mouth Revisited.

I must say that guy was somthing special...

Before that it was Rush R30

 

[Meg]

After listening to the album I have to agree it was pretty boring.

 

[sgt slaughter]

Peanut Butter Wolf is amazing!

 

[<KING>]

I like Skylarking. Grass (the second track) is a piece of pop brilliance with that lush melody.

 

[tanya]

I was really pleased with Amor Vincit Omnia, however that was the first album I had heard by Pure Reason Revolution so that may have been why I liked it, because I had nothing to compare it to.

 

[Terrabear]

TCATS is the only Foos album i ever really dug, everything else just sounRAB average and middle of the road. But they really are better live than they are on record

 

[sexyeyes12]

 

[wmc]

:thurab: Don't forget the others!

 

[Taylor]

Albums are usually leaked around a week or so before the release date.

 

[John]

License To Ill is probably my favorite Beastie Boys album, if you haven't checked it out.

 

[Rdy4Summer]

Haven't fully listened to Freak Out! yet, but I like what I've heard. Fully listened to both White Blood Cells & In the Court, both great albums! I thought that "Moonchild Including The Dream And The Illusion" dragged on for way too long, though...

 

[Welcome to Chilis!]

 

[Anastazia G]

haven't listened to it yet though.

 

[amazon dot com buyer...]

David Gilmour-On An Island (gatefold version)

It is nothing spectacular song wise, but as usual the guitar playing owns!

Stone Roses-Second Coming

A lot of die-hard fans dislike this album and to be fair it is a lot heavier than the original, but I really like a lot of stuff on this album. There is some great guitar work.

 

[famousbusinessguy]

Bought today:

Femi Kuti:The Definitive Collection

Pavement-Wowee Zowee 2 disc deluxe edition

Porcupine Tree-Lightbulb Sun (2 disc edition with DVD-A 5.1 mix)

Sigur Ros-Hvarf/Heim

 

[karissalla]

The Muffins - Manna/Mirage

An album by this unfortunately obscure group that fuses jazzy avant-garde with Canterbury-scene stylings. It's surprisingly pretty sharp stuff, reminicent to me of Soft Machine and Coltrane's earlier stuff in its quieter moments. If there ever was a "lost gem" of the late 70's, then I'd say this is it.

Kayo Dot - Choirs of the Eye

I wasn't expecting that much of this, considering the sort of hype Kayo Dot get in experimental metal circles, but this record is actually pretty awesome/engaging. Take Maudlin of the Well (their former group), swap out their jazzy tendencies for classical ones, and Choirs of the Eye is what comes out of the oven.

 

[brother_razia]

new Oakenfold Mix 2XCD - Perfecto Vegas i hear is great!! i heard he goes back to his trance roots can't wait to get it

 

[*this war is ours*]

99% of this site just rip their music, I use to pay for all of mine but since then have turned to the darkside.

Elliott Smith is da MAN.

 

[Regan]

'Course.

 

[da king]

i got a few new ones from my friend today...

reel big fish - turn the radio off
underminded - hail unamerican (new copy of it...lost my old one.)
coheed and carabria - good apollo (the newest one...whatever its called)
haste the day - when everything falls (theyre ok...not my favorite though.)