Shade's Album Upload Topic

[Shiri]

I just want to say that this is one of my favorite threads ever. Except for Hot Chicks, this is probably the best.

[soundless_space]

This is the best thread ever on this message board no doubt.

 

Has anyone ever heard the band Green Milk For The Planet Orange?

 

Also, I try to leave feedback but it feels like I'm the only one doing ittttt. Therefore, I haven't listened to the Coltrane or East-West Blast Test Yet (downloading now), but The Kinks was awesome, and The Smiths s/t is classic. So thanks for them both Shaders.

Edited September 1, 2007 by soundless_space

[Ravenous megin-sane]

for anyone who's interested...

 

 

rubber factory

[soundless_space]

East West Blast Test was weird. Coltrane was amazing... never get bored listening to that. Black Keys was actually pretty cool - I didn't think I would be into it, but it was quite bluesy.

 

I can't remember if I've already upload this band, but they're sweet so whatever. If you like XTC or Crowded House, Squeeze is sort of a combination of the two maybe. One of my favourite songs is on this album: "Pulling Mussels (From A Shell)"

 

Squeeze - Argybargy

[S.E. Hardy]

Jens Lekman - Nights Over Kortedala

I love this guy!

Jens Lekman wiki

 

 

 

Devendra Banhart - Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon

Devendra Banharts new album!]

Edited September 2, 2007 by S.E. Hardy

[beerman37]

The Kinks album was awesome!

[soundless_space]

Alright, listening to the Jens Lekman now... it's alright. Seems to be getting better as the album goes on. His voice is nice, but I haven't decided on the lyrics yet.

 

Chris, you should post some of that Bracket shiz you've been listening to.

[Some Random]

Chris, you should post some of that Bracket shiz you've been listening to.

i'll post one tomorrow. dunno if you'll like them. kind of a nostalgia thing for me.

[Some Random]

hur ya go. an old favorite of mine:

 

 

bracket - the e is for everything

[soundless_space]

Thanks so much Chrissers. I'll let you know what I think.

 

 

 

Aaaand I've been uploading tons of stuff for a friend, so here's a couple things people might enjoy:

 

The Pretty Things - Emotions

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pretty_Things

 

"The Pretty Things is a 1960s and 1970s rock and roll band from London. They pioneered a raw approach to rhythm and blues that influenced a number of key bands of the 1960s British invasion, particularly The Rolling Stones."

 

This band was basically Mick Jagger, and Keith Richards plus two dudes Dick Taylor and Brian Jones before they were The Rolling Stones, but they sound pretty different. David Bowie covered "Rosalyn" and "Don't Bring Me Down" by them on his cover album Pin-Ups. I really dig this album.

 

 

 

This is for my fellow prog rock fans. If there are any, ha. If you like King Crimson, you'll probably enjoy this.

 

U.K. - U.K.

 

 

Also I bought a bunch of Gin Blossoms CDs used. I thoroughly enjoy the songs "Hey Jealousy" "Follow You Down" and "Till I Hear It From You" even though they all sound the same.

 

/rant

 

And for shits and giggles because I know no one is reading this here's an interesting article on the music industry and the future of music in general. HERE

Edited September 5, 2007 by soundless_space

[Ravenous megin-sane]

art brut?

[S.E. Hardy]

Art Brut - It's a Bit Complicated

[soundless_space]

The Cure - Disintegration

 

The Cure - Faith

 

The Lovin' Spoonful - Daydream

[Ravenous megin-sane]

Art Brut - It's a Bit Complicated

thanks boob lady!

 

does anyone have any human expression?

 

or barry & the remains?

 

or dirtbombs?

 

or tamrons?

Edited September 7, 2007 by Ravenous megin-sane

[Shiri]

I keep seeing the name Art Brut, don't think I ever heard them. I'll check it out.

 

As for The Cure, everybody get it.

[S.E. Hardy]

PJ Harvey - White Chalk

Its on another thread, but I thought I'd put it here too.

[S.E. Hardy]

Hot Hot Hat: Happiness Ltd.

I've only listened to it once, but I don't think I dig it as much as their last album... still, I do love his voice.

Edited September 9, 2007 by S.E. Hardy

[soundless_space]

These have both already been posted but I just did a 320 rip on both for a friend, didn't want just one person downloading it. So have fun with these kids. HQ.

 

Smashing Pumpkins - Adore

 

Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream

[Shiri]

If someone here doesn't have Siamese Dream, get it. The best SP album.

[S.E. Hardy]

I've had this list for over a year and these never seem to get ticked off...

 

Long list of requests... if you happen to have any of them and wanted to upload them, I would be very ;)

 

Mike Doughty

Monty are I

Young and Sexy

Dirty Pretty Things

Bell X1

Joy Zipper

The Cribs

Sneaker Pimps

Beth Orton

Tortoise

the Walkabouts

El Caco

American Minor

The Bad Brains

Equalizer

Slightly Stoopid

[soundless_space]

The only thing I have off that list is Beth Orton:

Comfort Of Strangers

 

 

This site I came across has The Cribs studio albums:

http://susrocks.blogspot.com/

 

As for the other stuff, there's this place I love:

http://totallyfuzzy.blogspot.com/

You just type in whatever artist you're looking for in the search box and it comes up with whatever blog has uploaded that artist and tells you what the albums were. It's awesome.

 

Sorry I can't help with the other stuff... meh.

 

EDIT shit that picture was huge sorry.

Edited September 10, 2007 by soundless_space

[S.E. Hardy]

Thank you Beth ;)

[Some Random]

here's one of the greatest rock albums of all time:

 

 

u2 - rattle and hum

 

i haven't listened to it in forever. i used to be a huge u2 fan. they were the first band i ever really got into. and then that whole popmart/discotheque thing happened, and i turned my back. joshua tree's still decent, rattle and hum's awesome, achtung baby's cool. it's been varying degrees of suck since. but yeah...if you've never heard this album, or never listened to a full u2 album at all, let this be the one you remember them for.

[soundless_space]

Hope I helped S.E... I don't really have huge musical resources haha.

 

And yeah man. I find anything before and up to Achtung Baby by U2 is pretty fantastic. Stuff after that... can just go away.

[sodamntired]

but they're still winning the Grammy's and Bono's still getting the humanitarian awards.

 

how does that work?