mjpuczko

i wasn't a fan of echo really. maybe i'll give it another listen and the new one was good at the time but i haven't heard that since last year i bet.

i would assume it's common practice

oh how i love th album i busted out she's the one soundtrack the other day. another great petty disc, underrated imo.

bob dylan - infidels

steve earle - rebels a mix i made of steve's outsider/rebel songs: guitar town tom ames' prayer the other kind copperhead road hard core troubadour devil's right hand i ain't ever satisfied mercenary song the unrepentant angry young man harlan man oxycontin blues F the CC

matt mays - matt mays & el torpedo.

i need to hear that one! we should, like, swap or something np: ted leo - living with the living.

richard hawley - lady's bridge love this.

richard buckner - impasse

my morning jacket - it makes no difference as much as i love the original, this cover is smokin

the standards for me: dylan the band black crowes grateful dead elliott smith steve earle frank black

mark knopfler - kill to get crimson

sleater-kinney - the woods thurston's album is creeping into my top 5 this year

steve earle - washington square serenade. back on the addiciton.

i'm honestly surprised all this love for mark. i've loved him since i was like 7 when i first heard dire straits.

MattZ's post made me want to bust this out.

josh ritter - hello starling.

sonic youth was the 1st 'indie' band i ever listened to. you should really check out daydream nation. great album. there newer stuff is quite good too.

yeah, it's not too bad. only listened through once though.

two gallants - s/t

badly drawn boy - one plus one

i love brakes (or brakesbrakesbrakes). the last one is so kick ass. especially spring chicken. i could listen to that song over & over

one of my fave albums in a long ass time.

i also vote for abbey road even though it's more than two songs. i think that's the best 14+ minutes in musical history.

jimi hendrix - are you experienced?