CDs in your player now

[BizzyBone7]

I recently got the Donnie Hathaway Collection. its just one cd but it has all the songs you need on there.

I also got Citizen Cope. He kind of reminds me of a mix between Everlast and Sublime. I recomend people here to check him out if they want to hear something different.

[alkemical]

I will bizzy.

I'm a drummer - but i love all music. I'm a huge fan of the roots and "a tribe...." But alot of today's hip-hop is not my cup of 40oz.

[alkemical]

Oh and right now - it's muzak does madonna - (star light, star bright)

[BroncoBuff]

k.d. lang
ingenue








best album ever....

[BroncoInferno]

Yo, Hogan...I know you are a big Dick Dale fan fan; what do you think of these surf rock instrumentalists:



I freakin' love this band.

[Hogan11]

Originally Posted by BroncoInferno

Yo, Hogan...I know you are a big Dick Dale fan fan; what do you think of these surf rock instrumentalists:



I freakin' love this band.

I've heard of them, but never heard them....that will change soon, thanks for the tip!

[OrangeShadow]

my avy is the newest cd in my cd changer. Talib kweli mixtape produced by dj gspot.
underground is definatly where its at

[Boobs McGee]

THAT looks like a CD i need to get...i'm a huge talib fan. Did that just come out?


Just bought Mark Farina Mushroom Jazz vol. 3. Liked it so much that I went and bought 2 and 4 as well. There's so much talent looped throughout each that I might have to go on a pretty big shopping spree.

My favorite track though is from this group called Slide Five. Streamline. Perfect music for just about any situation. It's got this mellow electric piano with some pretty nice vocals and bass tracks coming through. Very impressed.

[OrangeShadow]

its somewhat recent. hes got a new mixtape comin out sometime this month called liberation i believe

[Tredici]

This one will enjoy some heavy rotation for awhile. For you whippersnappers this is the guitarist Eric Clapton used to bootleg his recordings.

I swear he plays the meanest low down dirty Blues. A song like Wayfaring Pilgrim can make you remember every bad thing you ever did and make them seem good. It may have been snowing this morning but his sound can make you swear you are in some steamy, sultry, black velvet night.

[alkemical]

I bought some weather report.

[Orange_Beard]

I am headed out to buy the new Lucinda Williams today.

[alkemical]

I'm in a modest mouse mood today

[FADERPROOF]

Tool - 10,000 days
Killswitch Engage - as daylight dies
Chevelle - wonder whats next
Stone Sour - Come what(ever) may

[Nuggets4]

To celebrate the fact that on June 9th, I will be sitting in the Pepsi Center watching one of my heroes and possibly my favorite all-time band reunite! My seats absolutely blow, but I'm in the building so I'm happy.

[BroncoInferno]

Joe Pernice (frontman and primary songwriter of both bands) is a helluva tunesmith.

[Hogan11]

I've been checking out a fairly unknown band from circa 1971 Hackamore Brick "One Kiss Leads To Another"...it's fairly rare but very highly rated...it's bridges the gap between The Velvet Underground (think the self-titled album and Loaded here) and Television. It's well worth seeking out.

[BizzyBone7]

I have been listening to a lot of relaxing stuff. Namely a band called The Next Best Thing. There lead singer has a unique voice. Its pretty much an accoustic band, but ive been really into it. I recomend anyone who likes that kind of stuff to listen to it.

[BizzyBone7]

Originally Posted by OrangeShadow

my avy is the newest cd in my cd changer. Talib kweli mixtape produced by dj gspot.
underground is definatly where its at

Ive said this somewhere in this thread before, but if you like that kind of hip hop, you have to check out a guy called Heron DeMarco. He is a little rawer (?), than Talib, but its very similar. If you find anything I recomend the songs Way Down, You Inspire Me, and Fireflies (probably the best hip hop song ive ever heard). He produces all his own music and plays about 4 or 5 different instruments.

[BroncoInferno]

Originally Posted by Hogan11

I've been checking out a fairly unknown band from circa 1971 Hackamore Brick "One Kiss Leads To Another"...it's fairly rare but very highly rated...it's bridges the gap between The Velvet Underground (think the self-titled album and Loaded here) and Television. It's well worth seeking out.

Wow...I love both Velvet Underground and Television...I'll definately be checking that out soon. Thanks for the tip, brutha!

EDIT: Quick amazon.com check produces no results...do you know if it's in print?

[Hogan11]

Originally Posted by BroncoInferno

Wow...I love both Velvet Underground and Television...I'll definately be checking that out soon. Thanks for the tip, brutha!

EDIT: Quick amazon.com check produces no results...do you know if it's in print?

Ah, it was a limited edition of a 1000 CD's. I searched high and low for it since last July. Here's a couple of sites that say they have it, but be prepared for the "Out of stock, order cancelled" thing if things haven't changed since when I tried ordering it from them.

http://www.notlame.com/

http://www.midheaven.com/front.html

You could try those, but if I were you, I'd go the eBay route...just make sure it's the CD and not the LP that you're bidding on.

Here's a write up on the album itself http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p...0:1i62mpc39fco

[alkemical]

It was a fugazzi morning on the way to work

[BroncoInferno]

Please, find a way to hear this album. It is sublime. "Presidential Suite" is worth the price of admission alone.

[Northman]

Going to be checking out these promos this week.

Susperia- Cut in Stone ( 2007 )
Vintersorg- Solens Rötter ( 2007 )
Lord Belial - Revelation (2007)
Marduk- Rom 5:12 ( 2007 )
Dimmu Borgir - In Sorte Diaboli ( 2007 )
Pain - Psalms of Extinction ( 2007 )

[REB]

Boston


R.I.P. Brad