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T Rex-rabbit fighter(the alternate slider) cd
Stupids-the complete bbc Peel sessions lp
Battalion of Saints-the best of lp
MC5-back in the usa lp
Judas Priest-point of entry lp

Jungbluth: Part Ache
Alpinist: Lictlaerm/Minus Mensch
Muschio: Antenauts
Black Sabbath: 13
Neurosis; Honour found in decay

tango fistula wrote:

Gary wrote:Pointed Sticks-perfect youth lp

The production on this is sooooo wrong to my ears...despite the great
material/performances.

Everybody says that, but I have never found it to be a problem. I love that album!

Mick Farren-vampires stole my lunch money lp
Mick Farren-mona lp
Deviants-human garbage lp
Deviants-s/t lp
Dan-where have all the children gone? lp

Flag of Democracy - Shatter Your Day
Fretblanket - Junkfuel
Police and Thieves - Fracturing
Iron Maiden - The X Factor (better than I remember)
Iron Maiden - Virtual XI (terrible)

wALLton wrote:Flag of Democracy - Shatter Your Day
Fretblanket - Junkfuel
Police and Thieves - Fracturing
Iron Maiden - The X Factor (better than I remember)
Iron Maiden - Virtual XI (terrible)

i will always have a soft spot for blaze era maiden since that was my first show with them in 98 and dio opened. i think the x factor is pretty good, def better then the last two they made with bruce. i think virtual has a couple of good songs, the clansman being the best one. the production however is pretty bad for their style and most of the songs go on too long. looking back, maiden did end up writing better songs with a new singer than any of the other big metal bands did(like priest, anthrax, etc).

Bl'ast-it's in my blood
Black Flag-welcome home henry
ydi-a place in the sun
cia-god, guns guts and more lp
double negative-daydream nation

I always come back from Chicago with an iPod full of new tunes, so I am gonna cheat and go over (5) on this one:

Flamin' Groovies - Flamingo
Flamin' Groovies - Jumpin' in the Night
Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
Black Sabbath - 13
Big Star - Nothing Can Hurt Me
Biters - Last of a Dying Breed
Deafheaven - Sunbather
Ken Mode - Entrench

And that's only through K...

Gary wrote:Mick Farren-vampires stole my lunch money lp
Mick Farren-mona lp
Deviants-human garbage lp
Deviants-s/t lp
Dan-where have all the children gone? lp

RIP Mick Farren.

So far today:
Various Artists - My Hometown: A Tribute to NJ
Various Artists - The Harder They Come soundtrack Lp
Devo - Duty Now the Future Lp
Gil Scott-Heron - Pieces of a Man Lp

EDIT:
I also listened to these today.

Mission of Burma - Signals, Calls and Marches
Avail - 4 A.M. Friday

JGJR wrote:

tango fistula wrote:

Gary wrote:Pointed Sticks-perfect youth lp

The production on this is sooooo wrong to my ears...despite the great
material/performances.

Everybody says that, but I have never found it to be a problem. I love that album!

I agree, but I do prefer the earlier versions of some of those songs (Real Thing, Marching Song and Out Of Luck).

Channel 3-i've got a gun lp
Tear It Up-nothing to nothing lp
So Cow-meaningless friendly lp
Subhumans-the day the country died lp
Sink-old man snake and the fat black pig lp
Free-at last lp
Talk Is Poison-condensed humanity lp
Inservibles lp
Smithereens-especially for you lp
Toxic Reasons-independence lp

The Bongos - Drums Along the Hudson
Dum Dum Girls - I Will Be
Dum Dum Girls - End of Daze EP
Dum Dum Girls - He Gets Me High EP
Sly and the Family Stone - Greatest Hits

Iron Maiden - Piece of Mind
Alligator Gun - Onehundredpercentfreak
Triptykon - Eparistera Daimones
Quicksand - Manic Compression
Melvins - Everybody Loves Sausages

Superchunk-foolish lp
MC5-vintage years lp
MC5-babes in arms lp
The Plugz-electrify me lp
The Sweat-no more running lp

Avail - 4 AM Friday
ALL - Allroy Saves
Big Drill Car - Album/Tape/CD Type Thing
Samiam - Astray
7 Seconds - Soulforce Revolution

Una Bèstia Incontrolable - Observant com el Món es Destrueix
Una Bèstia Incontrolable - 10-11-12
The Cure - Pornography
The Cure - The Head on the Door
Big Star - Nothing Can Hurt Me

Nothing - my wonderful Ultimare Ears earbuds finally died. I got 5 good years out of them so I'm not complaining. Just got my new Sony's so I'll be back shortly.

scannest wrote:Nothing - my wonderful Ultimare Ears earbuds finally died. I got 5 good years out of them so I'm not complaining. Just got my new Sony's so I'll be back shortly.

Are those really nice sounding and expensive ones like the Shure e3cs I used to have? They were wonderful, as is their customer service, but mine wore out after a few years at best even after the first pair I had wore out.

I've been using my Sennheiser over-the-ear stereo headphones lately.

version sound wrote:The Cure - Pornography
The Cure - The Head on the Door
Big Star - Nothing Can Hurt Me

Like

Stepaside-last resort 7"
Lookalikes-baby don't leave 7"
Rainbow-the best of 2x lp
Scientists-s/t lp
Discharge-why lp

Dot Dash - Half Remembered Dream
Blondie - Parallel Lines
Zappa / Beefhart - Bongo Fury
Graham Parker - Squeezing Out Sparks
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack

danny wrote:Dot Dash - Half Remembered Dream
Blondie - Parallel Lines
Zappa / Beefhart - Bongo Fury
Graham Parker - Squeezing Out Sparks
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack

When will the new Dot Dash be available for purchase???

Down By Law - punkrockacademyfightsong
Night Birds - Born To Die In Suburbia
ALL - Greatest Hits
No Age - An Object?
Grant Hart - The Argument

http://svffer.bandcamp.com/album/s-t-7

looks like Germany is providing to me some great listening pleasure nowadays

gregpolard wrote:

danny wrote:Dot Dash - Half Remembered Dream
Blondie - Parallel Lines
Zappa / Beefhart - Bongo Fury
Graham Parker - Squeezing Out Sparks
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack

When will the new Dot Dash be available for purchase???

I'm guessing in about 3 weeks. Terry keeps us in the dark. he's a cruel task master, ya know? But he writes good songs.

danny wrote:Dot Dash - Half Remembered Dream
Blondie - Parallel Lines
Zappa / Beefhart - Bongo Fury
Graham Parker - Squeezing Out Sparks
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack

Great playlist, esp. the Blondie and Graham Parker!

I'm looking forward to the new Dot Dash as well!

v/a-killed by synth lp
Protex-strange obsessions lp
SFA-the new morality lp
The Dusters-simplicity lp
Dr Feelgood-sneakin' suspicion lp

Sugar - Copper Blue
Big Drill Car - Batch
All - Pummel
Samiam - You Are Freaking Me Out
Dag Nasty - Field Day

HDQ - Sinking
Bold - The Search 1985-89
Asexuals - Dish
Asexuals - Fitzjoy
Soul Asylum - Hang Time

wALLton wrote:HDQ - Sinking
Bold - The Search 1985-89
Asexuals - Dish
Asexuals - Fitzjoy
Soul Asylum - Hang Time

Whoa. Another BOLD fan besides me? haha

i took my ten year old to cd cellar on wilson blvd yesterday (he was hanging with me at work) and he scored the following cds, which we were spinning yesterday:

metallica - garage inc.
green day - bowlingbowlingbowling / foot in mouth double import live thing (the boy is obsessed)
the who - singles (uk import of all a and b sides)
rolling stones - beggars banquet

danny wrote:i took my ten year old to cd cellar on wilson blvd yesterday (he was hanging with me at work) and he scored the following cds, which we were spinning yesterday:

metallica - garage inc.
green day - bowlingbowlingbowling / foot in mouth double import live thing (the boy is obsessed)
the who - singles (uk import of all a and b sides)
rolling stones - beggars banquet

When is that Green Day from?

gregpolard wrote:

danny wrote:i took my ten year old to cd cellar on wilson blvd yesterday (he was hanging with me at work) and he scored the following cds, which we were spinning yesterday:

metallica - garage inc.
green day - bowlingbowlingbowling / foot in mouth double import live thing (the boy is obsessed)
the who - singles (uk import of all a and b sides)
rolling stones - beggars banquet

When is that Green Day from?

they are both from 96. one is a live recording in australia - the other, in japan. sound quality was pretty good. oddly enough...i'd always pooh-poohed green day. but my son has been a huge fan since he was about 7. i took him to see them live about a year ago...and i have to admit, they were pretty good. i've actually grown to like several of their songs as a result of constant over-exposure from sam...and i've stopped being so jaded and cynical about them...and in general...because of sam's influence. though he and i completely butt heads when it comes to guns and roses - whom i loathe. and he plays shit like skid row to piss me off. but all in all - he's got pretty good taste. not perfect, like mine, but pretty good.

danny wrote:

gregpolard wrote:

danny wrote:i took my ten year old to cd cellar on wilson blvd yesterday (he was hanging with me at work) and he scored the following cds, which we were spinning yesterday:

metallica - garage inc.
green day - bowlingbowlingbowling / foot in mouth double import live thing (the boy is obsessed)
the who - singles (uk import of all a and b sides)
rolling stones - beggars banquet

When is that Green Day from?

they are both from 96. one is a live recording in australia - the other, in japan. sound quality was pretty good. oddly enough...i'd always pooh-poohed green day. but my son has been a huge fan since he was about 7. i took him to see them live about a year ago...and i have to admit, they were pretty good. i've actually grown to like several of their songs as a result of constant over-exposure from sam...and i've stopped being so jaded and cynical about them...and in general...because of sam's influence. though he and i completely butt heads when it comes to guns and roses - whom i loathe. and he plays shit like skid row to piss me off. but all in all - he's got pretty good taste. not perfect, like mine, but pretty good.

haha! That's actually a pretty decent era of GD, too. They are one of my favorites and I think they were pretty flawless up until "Nimrod" which I like but could have used someone to cut it from 18 to 12 or so songs.

danny wrote:i'd always pooh-poohed green day. but my son has been a huge fan since he was about 7. i took him to see them live about a year ago...and i have to admit, they were pretty good. i've actually grown to like several of their songs as a result of constant over-exposure from sam...and i've stopped being so jaded and cynical about them...

Danny, have you listened to Warning? It's as close to a mod/pop record as Green Day has done. As a result, it's easily my favorite.

scannest wrote:

danny wrote:i'd always pooh-poohed green day. but my son has been a huge fan since he was about 7. i took him to see them live about a year ago...and i have to admit, they were pretty good. i've actually grown to like several of their songs as a result of constant over-exposure from sam...and i've stopped being so jaded and cynical about them...

Danny, have you listened to Warning? It's as close to a mod/pop record as Green Day has done. As a result, it's easily my favorite.

I like "Warning" but that one took a while to grow on me. Leading up to its release I remember them saying they were going for an early GD sound and when I heard that album it was not what I was expecting at the time, at all.

gregpolard wrote:I like "Warning" but that one took a while to grow on me. Leading up to its release I remember them saying they were going for an early GD sound and when I heard that album it was not what I was expecting at the time, at all.

Here's a link to "Metal" Mike Saunders' review of Warning. It's one of my fave pieces of rock criticism ever.
http://www.villagevoice.com/2000-10-03/ ... of-soul/1/

gregpolard wrote:

scannest wrote:

danny wrote:i'd always pooh-poohed green day. but my son has been a huge fan since he was about 7. i took him to see them live about a year ago...and i have to admit, they were pretty good. i've actually grown to like several of their songs as a result of constant over-exposure from sam...and i've stopped being so jaded and cynical about them...

Danny, have you listened to Warning? It's as close to a mod/pop record as Green Day has done. As a result, it's easily my favorite.

I like "Warning" but that one took a while to grow on me. Leading up to its release I remember them saying they were going for an early GD sound and when I heard that album it was not what I was expecting at the time, at all.

at this point, i've heard them all - but the ones that my son plays most are dookie, 21 century, american idiot and uno/dos/tres. in truth - i like them. my hang up with them was always borne of my inherently jaded punk rock cynicism. i'm older and over all that shit now. they have some pretty catchy songs - and are quite good at the punk/pop thing...though some riffs are obviously nicked from outside influences.

Samiam "Whatever's Got You Down"
Samiam "Astray"
Lifetime "Hello Bastards"
Lifetime "Jersey's Best Dancers"
Hot Water Music "Caution"

You Am I - Sound As Ever (2 disc re-issue)
You Am I - Hi Fi Way (2 disc re-issue)
You Am I - Hourly Daily (2 disc reissue)

and that's 6 discs so I'll stop there.

Re-listening to these records lead me to following conclusion:
Replacements: '80s = You Am I: '90s.

And anyone who knows me realizes how signifciant that comparison is for me. This is a truly remarkable band.
And this one is on par with "Thirteen" and "Sixteen Blue" and "I'm One" when it comes to nailing adolescence to the wall. Just amazing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thM_9AtyKo4

Starjets-god bless the lp
The Hellacopters-head off lp
Doughboys-home again lp
Chaos UK-the chipping sodbury bonfire tapes lp
Razors-rare & live lp

scannest wrote:You Am I - Sound As Ever (2 disc re-issue)
You Am I - Hi Fi Way (2 disc re-issue)
You Am I - Hourly Daily (2 disc reissue)

Shit. I didn't know these existed.

gregpolard wrote:

wALLton wrote:HDQ - Sinking
Bold - The Search 1985-89
Asexuals - Dish
Asexuals - Fitzjoy
Soul Asylum - Hang Time

Whoa. Another BOLD fan besides me? haha

We've talked about this. I've never been a big fan, but they have their moments. I do really like their 7" much more than the Lp. I do like several songs on the Lp, though, and once sang "Wise Up" (and 7 Seconds' "We're Gonna Fight") on stage with Battery.

JGJR wrote:

gregpolard wrote:

wALLton wrote:HDQ - Sinking
Bold - The Search 1985-89
Asexuals - Dish
Asexuals - Fitzjoy
Soul Asylum - Hang Time

Whoa. Another BOLD fan besides me? haha

We've talked about this. I've never been a big fan, but they have their moments. I do really like their 7" much more than the Lp. I do like several songs on the Lp, though, and once sang "Wise Up" (and 7 Seconds' "We're Gonna Fight") on stage with Battery.

The last 7" is definitely the best stuff they ever did.

The Professionals-s/t lp
SLF-nobody's heroes lp
Dwarves-blood guts & pussy lp
Dio-holy diver lp
Toxik Ephex-the adventures of nobby porthole lp

pedro wrote:

scannest wrote:You Am I - Sound As Ever (2 disc re-issue)
You Am I - Hi Fi Way (2 disc re-issue)
You Am I - Hourly Daily (2 disc reissue)

Shit. I didn't know these existed.

Australian only (of course). If you're interested, send me a note.

Husker Du - Flip Your Wig
Sugar - Beaster
All - Trailblazer
Superchunk - I Hate Music
Lemonheads - s/t

gregpolard wrote:Husker Du - Flip Your Wig
Sugar - Beaster
All - Trailblazer
Superchunk - I Hate Music
Lemonheads - s/t

GREAT playlist. Here's mine from earlier today. I agree with you about that Lemonheads record, BTW.

The dB's - "Picture Sleeve" 7"
The dB's - "Judy" 7"
The dB's - "Dynamite" 7"
The dB's - Repercussion Lp
The dB's - Stands for Decibels

I don't have Stands for Decibels on vinyl (and really want one though I shouldn't be buying records now), so I played that on the iPod, but the rest is vinyl.

New Pornographers "Together"
Fu Manchu "King of the Road"
Jimi Hendrix "Band of Gypsies"
Pg. 99 "Document #8"
Vibrators "Pure Mania"