[arsenallegend]

The Clash the clash and London calling
Big star their 3 albums
The Leomonheads its a shame about Ray

[MilanPan!c]

His Name Is Alive - Stars On ESP
Bad Religion - No Control
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Modest Mouse -LCW
Barkmarket - Gimmick
Lou Reed - Transformer
Ken Ishii - Innerelements


Some very good recent records:
Doves - Some Cities
Elbow - SSK
Cloud Cult - Feel Good Ghosts...

There's just so many fantastic records.

And yet, so so few.

[Captain Darling]

Originally Posted by MilanPan!c

Some very good recent records:
Doves - Some Cities

Try Lost Souls. No filler on that at all! Bleedin' rapid album.

[Spiritoftheseventies]

Originally Posted by arsenallegend

yep got there records Come on feel the Lemonheads is great too
Its a Shame about ray is one of my favourite records ever

What did you make of their follow up. Some good tunes but patchy in places. Evan Dando a great front man.

[arsenallegend]

Originally Posted by Spiritoftheseventies

What did you make of their follow up. Some good tunes but patchy in places. Evan Dando a great front man.

I think the drugs were taken hold of his talent this time
Its a great album but fout near the end
His solo album was brillant and the last two lemonheads albums were great
He's a nice guy too met him outside whelans once he's not stuck up like most singer songwriters

[arsenallegend]

T-Rex Electric warrior
paul weller Wild wood
Cat stevens tea for tillerman

[landsleaving]

For me,

Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
Buck 65 - Secret House Aganst the World
The Go! Team - Proof of Youth
Decemberists - Crane Wife

and of course SUm 41 - All Killer No Filler

Funeral just has one song that lets me down, I never liked 7 Kettles. It's just dull. Other than that it'd make the list for me.

[martingore]

Originally Posted by Jeff_Lebowski

Do you mean the Depeche Mode album?

sorry yes

[AnonoBoy]

Originally Posted by landsleaving

For me,

Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
Buck 65 - Secret House Aganst the World
The Go! Team - Proof of Youth
Decemberists - Crane Wife

and of course SUm 41 - All Killer No Filler

Funeral just has one song that lets me down, I never liked 7 Kettles. It's just dull. Other than that it'd make the list for me.

Jaysus you're risking a ban posting that!

[Dudess]

Throwing Muses - The Real Ramona. I don't skip over any track on that album.

[Placid_Casual]

Isn't this just another way of saying "my favourite albums are..."??

What constitutes filler is pretty subjective but to my ears, from this year alone, the albums from Hot Chip, Joanna Newsom (and maybe The National, though I probably haven't heard it enough yet) are pretty much of a consistent quality the whole way through. I could probably think of countless others from past years.

[lordgoat]

Originally Posted by landsleaving

For me,

Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
Buck 65 - Secret House Aganst the World
The Go! Team - Proof of Youth
Decemberists - Crane Wife

and of course SUm 41 - All Killer No Filler

Funeral just has one song that lets me down, I never liked 7 Kettles. It's just dull. Other than that it'd make the list for me.

Buck 65 is top and this album is ace from start to finish.

i rarely skip a track on Wilco's yankee hotel foxtrot

[jill_valentine]

Originally Posted by landsleaving

Funeral just has one song that lets me down, I never liked 7 Kettles. It's just dull. Other than that it'd make the list for me.

I can understand somebody picking that one out a lot sooner than I'd understand them not grooving with Laika.

I dunno, I can't imagine listening to Kettles as a single or anything, but I think it would be a weaker album without it, it brings the whole Neighbourhood thing to a nice kind of a close. That said, it wasn't until I heard a live version of it that I warmed to it, it makes more sense as a kind of bluegrass thing than the way it's done for the album. Anyway, I like it, and I'd defend it's place on the disc, but I can see what you mean.

[Reckoner91]

Number one suggestion: Radiohead, listen to 'OK Computer', thank me later
There's also:
Joy Division
Talking Heads
New Order
Liars
Bjork (for weird trippy ****)
Pixies

[Spiritoftheseventies]

Originally Posted by Reckoner91

Number one suggestion: Radiohead, listen to 'OK Computer', thank me later
There's also:
Joy Division
Talking Heads
New Order
Liars
Bjork (for weird trippy ****)
Pixies

are they jangly music though?