Dr. Alban - Hello Afrika

Rammstein - B

Arcade Fire - Black Mirror

The Sea & Cake ~ Crossing Line

Kings Of Leon - Ragoo

 

you've caught me with my pants down

Miles Davis ~ All Blue

Sly & the Family Stone -- Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin).

Wals, and, uh, this has been bugging me for at least 20 seconds: Wals or Walsh? - rebuttal!

 

Ice Cube - Horny Lil' Devil.

 

(I kinda wish I'd have gone with something more obscure or, perhaps, more bitter - Black Korea? But I'm cool with the whole T, Cube thing. Plus, we white. Or... I know I am. Yeah.)

Inward Eye, a band that opened for Finger Eleven a couple months ago in Vancouver. I personally liked them a lot more than F11.

 

http://www.myspace.com/inwardeye

 

Their live show is awesome.

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Amorphis - House of Sleep

Enya - Braveheart Main Theme

 

 

 

It can't get more beautiful and emotional than this.

Amorphis

 

fisherspooner - tone poem

Neon Golden was a subtle rewiring of the Notwist's long-established baroque hip-hop post-rock fetishist technique. The album's minimal kitchen-sink vibe was stronger, the wide assortment of instruments were arranged with new conviction, and the band would throw in a startlingly unpretentious mixture of tub-thumbing static, cellos, banjos, organs, and breakbeats while Markus Acher's Belle & Sebastian-styled vocals flowed underneath like island run-off. In "This Room," "Pick Up the Phone," "Off the Rails," and the excellent "Consequence," the intricacy of the band's sound remained, but with less experimental desperation and considerably better ideas.

 

Coil - A Golden Hare with a Voice of Silver (kinda hard to read there) is a 2-disc "career retrospective" of the avant-garde industrial band. Many good songs.

 

And, as an added bonus:

One wants to believe in Brian and Karen Tregaskin, because who wouldn't be charmed by the heartwarming tale of two Cornish musicians who find themselves at the center of a bidding war won by the Aphex Twin's label? A star is born, and all that. But forget romance: denials abounding to the contrary, the Tuss is Aphex. Richard D. James has returned and after an initial EP, Confederation Trough, which got the conspiracy theories going, Rushup Edge finds the frenetic hypergenius still cackling his way around life and having fun with his international cult as he goes. Having reinvented a slew of perceptions of what electronic music could do as much as kicking against the worship of new clich

Gorillaz ~ November Has Come

best of Bobby Vinton (entire cd)

Harvey Danger ~ Flagpole Sitta

Deltron 3030 - The Fantabulous Rap Extravaganza; hey... instupituous isn't a real word!

 

Things You Can Do, obviously.

Edited August 31, 200718 yr by Baley

Interpol ~ Narc

Oasis - Take Me Away

Pixies ~ Something Against You

The Velvet Crush - Why Not Your Baby?

Pixies ~ Gigantic

The Pixies - Here Comes Your Man

Pixies ~ River Euphrates

Amorphis - House of Sleep

Amorphis - Shaman

 

I suggest you get the new Silent Waters as soon as you can, I heard the promo and it's fantabulous.