Suggest me what to listen to!
 

here's how we play:

everyone suggest me something to listen to, preferrably a whole album. now, how do you know i have the album you suggested? well, here's the game part of the game, the first or most convincing suggestion that i actually have and can listen will win.

sooooo...go!

PIL

ok, you win; it's metal box time!!!

Good gravy, that's a good choice.

Go listen to Shake It Up (1981) next. I know you have it.

Love the experimental thread hee hee.

Souvlaki-Slowdive!!

go!! listen!! now!!

bah! take out Eno/Fripp - Evening Star! One of my absolute favorites!

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the first two the Cars albums (mind-blowingly) are even better, yeah, but i'm in love with this fourth one at the moment. It must be played loud!

...man, what guitarist (with both vast creative & technical talent) is more underrated than Elliot Easton?

yes, the cars ruled!!! unfortunately, i only have heatbeat city, i should have a list of albums i can get at the store next time i'm there...

...might download it latter to listen to it, you really tempted me, atari!!!

ps: good call also on souvlaki too, haven't heard it in a while.

Anything of Lou Reed's before the horrible Sally Can't Dance.

New York Dolls

whatever you feel like, although those are records to be heard.

hbc i like alright, most of the songs are really strong, what turns me a bit off is the production, it really sounds sterile and crappy; not unlike many records of the eighties where they tried digital shit to make them sound futuristic. case in point: the title track, good song but the way the harmonies are recorded and mix together is very of putting.

i really don't know why devo and the b52s are so recognized today and yet the cars have not enjoyed more of a revival.

thinking fellers union local 282 - mother of all saints

i fucking love this album and i miss it so much
4 years ago i sold my vynil copy cuz i was desperatly broke and i regret it ever since

Todd Rundgren tours with them (minus Ric (wants no part of it) & Ben (R.I.P.)) now as The New Cars...I've never heard one single bit of their music or covers though.

yeah, i saw their cd the other day.

still, on a cultural level...besides fountains of wayne's stacy's mom.

VU banana

obviously

(!!!!yes)

why don't you all...FFFFFADE AWAAAAY

I was inspired by another poster in another thread, so i'll suggest it to you as a consequence:

VOICE MAJA RATKJE

yes! and at times, she sounds like smeagol

i have one of those "music for..." that she made with lasse marhaug, will listen to it later.

the banana album, i'm kinda sick of it, a couple of months ago, that was all i listened to. i even wrote about it in my zine/blog

cantanky: i've been eyed that now and then comp by the who, might get it next time i go to the store.

listened to souvlaki this morning, great!!

thanks y'all!

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i think you missed the unspoken part whereby this was a "convincing suggestion" :p

rather listen to blue cathedral or their splits.

!@#$%!: it was obviously not convicing enough. you tried, you lost...

the young cricketer - chris corsano.

Kid Commando!

Six Organs Of Admittance / The Sun Awakens

i didn't really dig it, too all over the place and random. now, vampire belt, on the other hand...


nice, might listen to the radio session i have instead, though.


never heard of them.


i listened to that one last week, fucking ace!



thanks all for participating.

David Bowie?

I suggest not listening to music for a while because it's always healthy. Either that or listen to field recordings rather than music.

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

they're really funky in a noisy way and I love them and I saw them live once and it was really great and funny too.

don't listen to souvlaki. listen to pygmalion.