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The Delgados

The Great Eastern (2000, LP / CD)

Live at the Fruitmarket (2001, CD)

Hate (2002, Mantra LP / CD)

Universal Audio (2004, LP / CD)

The Complete BBC Peel Sessions (2006, CD)

Mogwai

Rock Action (2001)

Happy Songs for Happy People (2003)

Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996–2003 (2005)

Mr Beast (2006)

The Hawk Is Howling (2008)

Electric Wizard

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Dopethrone (2000)

Let Us Prey (2002)

We Live (2004)

Witchcult Today (2007)

Calexico

Hot Rail (2000)

Travelall (Tour CD) (2000)

Tête à Tête, as ABBC with Amor Belhom Duo (Side Project) (2001)

Aerocalexico (Tour CD) (2001)

Scraping (Live) (2002)

Feast of Wire (2003)

The Book and The Canal (Tour CD) (2005)

In the Reins with Iron & Wine (2005)

Garden Ruin (2006)

Toolbox (2007)

Carried to Dust (2008)

Ancienne Belgique - Live in Brussels 2008 (Tour CD) (2009)

Super Furry Animals

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Mwng (2000)

Rings Around the World (2001)

Phantom Power (2003)

Love Kraft (2005)

Hey Venus! (2007)

Dark Days/Light Years (2009)

Six Organs of Admittance

2000 Invitation To The SR For Supper 8"

2000 Dust and Chimes

2000 Somewhere Between Her shoulder And God 7"

2000 The Manifestation 12"

2002 Dark Noontide

2002 You Can Always See The Sun EP

2003 Compathia

2003 For Octavio Paz

2003 Trighplane Terraforms No.1 Split

2004 Stephanie Volkmar/Six Organs Of Admittance Split

2004 The Manifestation

2005 School of the Flower

2005 The Honeycreeper Smiles 7"

2006 7" split w / Om

2006 Days Of Blood (LP, Limited edition)

2006 The Sun Awakens

2007 Proem To Empty The Sun

2007 Shelter from the Ash

2008 Goatflower (CDr, Limited edition of 100 handmade copies)

2009 RTZ (Compilation, Recorded 1999-2003)

2009 Luminous Night

Bill Callahan/Smog

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Dongs of Sevotion (2000)

Rain on Lens (2001)

Supper (2003)

A River Ain't Too Much to Love (2005)

Woke on a Whaleheart (2007)

Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle (2009)

Boris

Flood (2000)

Heavy Rocks CD (2002)

Akuma no Uta CD/LP (2003)

Boris at Last: -Feedbacker- CD/LP/picture disc (2003)

The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked LP (2004)

Dronevil 2LP (2005)

Soundtrack From Film “Mabuta No Ura” (Japan Version) CD/LP (2005)

Pink CD/2LP (2005)

Soundtrack From Film “Mabuta No Ura” (World Version) CD/CD Box Set (2005)

Boris aRCHIVE 3CD (2005)

The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked 2 LP (2006)

The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked 3 LP (2006)

Vein LP (2006)

Smile CD/2LP (2008)

Smile -Live at Wolf Creek- 2CD (2008)

Smile -Live in Prague- 2LP (2009)

Dungen

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Dungen (2001)

Stadsvandringar (English - City Walks) (2002)

Ta Det Lugnt (English - Take it Easy) (2004)

Tyst Minut (Silent Minute) (2005)

Tio Bitar (English - Ten Pieces) (2007)

4 (2008)

Samtidigt (Simultaneously) (2009)

i've only typed 9, as i know i'm likely missing an obvious one, which i'll fill in later. i've also noticed that my list is quite rockist, but that's what i mainly listen to.

* all photos taken by me except Electric Wizard and Dungen

Duane Denison, anyone?

pretty much forged his own style.

i can never tire of 'monkey trick'

when i saw Roger Daltrey last week he mentioned the Tea Party.

Even though I like a lot of their catalog, after seeing them live and hearing their most recent stuff, I can't help but question if Wayne Coyne is a true artist or a complete wannabee, talentless loser who just got lucky (a fluke?) with one great album (SB) and a couple decent, but overrated ones (Yoshimi, Transmissions, Clouds). Everyday, my opinion strays towards the latter.

the new one is really good. i didn't care for any post-SB material, really.

however, he has turned the live show into a cul de sac that he can't exit.

Super Furry Animals are the absolute best band making music today, and should be considered among the very very best of all time.

if they hadn't started going seriously downhill since _Love Kraft_ i might back you. plus, the live show in '05 was great but they were the WORST act at ATP/NY this year...really disappointing to me.

I also tried the GBV thing and remain completely unmoved.

what songs did you listen to? i find it hard to believe that a general fan of ROCK MUSIC could not be moved by some Pollardian creations

Drive By Truckers has never written a good song.

WRONG - see 'decoration day' or 'where the devil don't stay' or 'let there be rock' for more information

 

Guided By Voices > Beatles. Really.

you are correct

 

Hair Metal > Grunge.

WRONG - make a ~5 song EP of crap from Poison, Motley Crue, Warrant, Ratt and Skid Row and I'll counter w/ a mix from Afghan Whigs, Mudhoney, Seaweed, TAD and Love Battery

 

 

Where the hell is 'The J Giels Band - Live Full House'? Best live album ever.

no, the best live LP ever made (and one not listed in this top 100) is BOC's _On Your Feet Or On Your Knees_.

I've never understood this contradiction in traditional supply and demand economics. Cd sales are cut in half in less than a decade, but the price stays the same?

well how about the fact that, unlike books, the MSRP for any cd is typically the same (not counting 'nice price' stuff).

 

Vampire Weekend may have released the greatest debut album in the history of Rock.

 

 

and you are complaining about needing a pillow for MMJ?

Highway Star proves that whoever wrote Deep Purple's lyrics has an IQ below 80.

 

John Fogerty was treated worse than any other major white musician. Either that or he's just really oversensitive.

 

I've tried and just can't get into Television.

 

Big Star, what's the Big deal.

 

Eddie Vedder is the worst singer in the history of rock music. He wouldn't be worthy to clean Kurt's grungy toenails.

 

Crosby, Stills, and Nash destroyed the hippie dream. (well, maybe)

 

Little Feat and The Band, no matter how many cult followers, will always be underappreciated.

 

Nick Drake had more ability in his little finger than 99.9999% of all musicians who will ever roam the earth.

 

Vinyl will outlast CD.

this post is gold

for me it'd be REM, mainly because i probably listened to them more in college than all the other bands combined. 2nd place would be CVB; didn't get into husker and SY until late college or after college. the Femmes i was listening to in high school.

Top 5ive Awesome Aerosmith Songs:

1) No More No More

5) Seasons Of Wither

those two fucking rock. great stuff.

atlanta has a few.

Criminal Records is a great store. i checked it out a bit when they did the 3 band in-store before Scion Rock Fest...totally dug it.

The weird thing that i can't figure out, and it's sort of proved by this thread, is that everyone seems to agree that the traditional record store is gone, and that it is missed. And yet, they've all closed. Is it because the Tower Records of the world ran the good ones out of business and (basically) sucked major ass? So then they went out of business? Is there a market for a really good record store? And if I opened one, could I support my family?

for me, it's because mail order is so much easier...i live ~30 miles from the stores now, and browsing the racks is something i only get to a few times a year.

i saw Wolf get there late...he was up in that little side balcony, stage-left. bill janowitz was there too.

i did notice the blank marquee outside but didn't think anything of it.

Yup - she was pretty pissed off. One of the guys I went with knows Joey and we talked with him after the show but, as you noted, he didn't know anything. He said there was a band meeting to work something out but since he and John aren't part of the band they weren't included.

 

I thought it was a great show. I never get tired of her voice.

 

Did you take pictures?

i'll be doing a writeup w/ some photos, but i was only approved to take shots of Calexico, and not Neko.

Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream of Trains

Mogwai - The Hawk Is Howling

Neil Young - On The Beach

Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain

Tar - Over and Out

I saw the Neko Case show in Boston last night. Between the opening band (John and Joey from Calexico) and Neko's set, the theater played Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. It got all the way to Poor Places before Neko came on.

i was showing up in this thread to make the same post.

man, Neko was fired up about the promoter. i tried to do some sleuthing to find out the root of the matter but my source told me that joey and john didn't know what it was.

good show though!

Josh Groban should honor Neil Young by staying home

and take Dave Mathews w/ him.

how is Howe Gelb not invited? J Mascis? screw that lineup. i wanna make my own show.

I really enjoyed this show on Sunday...I'd seen the Who a couple of times (1st 'farewell tour' at Shea in '82 w/ the Clash, and then again in Foxboro in '90 or so) and have always been a fan. Seeing Roger having so much fun doing whatever he wanted to was a blast.

REVIEW and PHOTO GALLERY

Say hi to Jim Anchower for me.

 

Just ordered this beast so I really hope the CD is not dead.

well even if the cd dies, that's a hell of a mausoleum.

Neko Case - People Gotta Lot Of Nerve

Polvo - Lucia

Dinosaur Jr - Pieces

Kurt Vile - Blackberry Song

Om - Cremation Ghat (pts 1 and 2)

Baroness - Swollen and Halo

Bill Callahan - All Thoughts Are Prey To Some Beast [this is the best song i've heard all year]

Boston Spaceships - Radical Amazement

Death - Politicians In Their Eyes

Harvestman - By Wind and Sun

Kylesa - Unknown Awareness

Papercuts - Once We Walked In The Sunlight

The Reigning Sound - The Bells

Sonic Youth - Massage The History

Super Furry Animals - White Socks/Flip-flops

The Flaming Lips - Convinced of the Hex

The Mary Onettes - Dare

The Soundtrack of our Lives - Second Life Replay

The Veils - The Letter

These guys have them beat by a year:

yep, although they only have 3 members which makes it easier. and aerosmith has had defections in the past.

i think U2 would be the next in terms of total years. edit - Cheap Trick does indeed pre-date U2.

Yea me too.

 

LouieB

to do this, the single would have to have radio (or some similar vehicle) have significance once again...not sure that's gonna happen in our increasingly fractious world...

Not through iTunes, not through emusic, and no mp3 downloads with the LP. Since I buy most of my new stuff on vinyl, if I want digital versions of these songs, I have to go out and buy another copy of the album on CD. It says a lot about Drag City and the quality of their artists that I am willing to do that (even on occasion). But it is pretty annoying. I would probably be boycotting any other label for this.

i bought a copy of the Chijimi 10" from Bonnie Prince Billy and it came w/ a download coupon for _Beware_. but not the songs from the record i bought.

of course, it was $20 for that 10".