[Dead-Air]

Originally Posted by Inhuman

I still haven't heard it, but everything I heard about it is good. I just got into Ubu after WIRE did the review on them, and I picked up 30 seconds over tokyo, and was totally amazed. I'm looking forward to listen to more material from them. They change their sound and members completely through the years, and they maintain a consistant, rich sound. Good stuff.

It's a really good album, the best since Raygun Suitcase, which was the best since the '70s.

[Savage Clone]

Cool to see a mention of Black Happy Day.
That is indeed a fine, fine album.
Timothy is a good friend of mine and I am constantly impressed with how great and greater each new project and release is.

Legendary Pink Dots' latest is undoubtedly great too, but I don't have that one yet. They are one of my very favorites.

[val-holla-ing]

Originally Posted by Inhuman

Amazing album. I don't know which I like better; that or The Documentary. Both are on my Christmas list.

RipFrey - Hell hath no fury is such a trill album! I love it that the Neptunes do all their beats, and it's produced completely differently than any of their other beats.

i don't know if i would even call the new clipse album trill. it's.....FUCK! so damn good.

[Dead-Air]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Cool to see a mention of Black Happy Day.
That is indeed a fine, fine album.
Timothy is a good friend of mine and I am constantly impressed with how great and greater each new project and release is.

Legendary Pink Dots' latest is undoubtedly great too, but I don't have that one yet. They are one of my very favorites.

Well, you can point him to my show for constant play of his record, and it was a dj friend in Olympia who sent it to me in the first place.

New Pink Dots is indeed a smoker. They are honestly getting better and better with age. I finally saw them play for the first time on the tour for it, and Ka-spell really is some type of fucking shaman. From the first moment he speaks, it's impossible not to be hanging on his every word. I think he's got even more stage presence than Thurston or Buzz from the Melvins, which is totally massive.

[ZEROpumpkins]

Originally Posted by pantophobia

great - SY - Rather Ripped (much better live)

Changed my opinion on it completely

[Dead-Air]

That's true about the Rather Ripped songs coming alive more on stage. Actually that was true about Nurse too, at least to a certain extent, as they added longer noise jams when I saw them. It's almost as if they're afraid to be Sonic Youth all the way in the studio now - at least on the major albums.

[Onani Nic]

Hototogisu- Green (need to get more of this bands stuff and all their other projects, I need more money)
Jesu- Silver
Mammatus
Om- Conference of the Birds
Slugfuckers- Cacophony (two disc retrospective, 1979-81 I think, anyway essential shit.)
Starving Weirdos- Self Hypnosis, Séance at Luffenhulz [Sound and Fury Records] (haven't heard any of their other CD-Rs as they out of print in 5 seconds)
Wolf Eyes- Human Animal
Yellow Swans- Live st Sound and Fury [Sound and Fury Records]
V/A-Tropicalia (Again not new music but the first time I'd heard any of the artists)
Om/Current 93 Split (Still haven't bought Black Ships Ate the Sky but when a friend played it to me I enjoyed it)
Suishou no fune- Where the Spirits Are
Vincent Black Shadow (Cool US band that sound like The Stooges gone stoner-rock)
Xasthur- Subliminal Genocide (best Xasthur I've heard yet, the guitars are like MBV meets Burzum)

If your interested in the Live Yellow Swans or Starving Weirdos CD-Rs check out Sound and Fury Records. It's a label and was a record store in Sydney. They have released much quality noise/drone this year as well as my band Onani's best CD-R.

www.soundnandfury.com.au
(All items are in worthless Australian dollars)

[sonikold]

i have rather ripped on vinyl and i think it sounds great.

here's some things i just picked up that i'm adding to my list

VAMPIRE CAN'T- key cutter (corsano/rylan)
that new PANDA BEAR record has not left my stereo since i bought it.
AFRIRAMPO baka ga kita (pygmies rule, this is a fun record.)
SQUAREPUSHER- hello everything (this album has been totally slept on)
the new Harvey Milk is tolerable, but somewhat dissapointing. maybe boris is making me expect too much from sludge rock.

i'm psyched about the new LPDs, what's the album called?

[PAULYBEE2656]

liars
pere ubu
flying luttenbachers
mogwai (zidane)
magik markers (road pussy)
acid mothers temple (have you seen...)
ooioo
six organs of admittance
red sparowes
don caballero
boris/sunn o)))
boris - veil
oliaibi
warlords of pez
si schroeder
sy rather ripped and destroyed room
windy and carl

there is many more and my favs keep changing

worst albums ive got this year
the flaming lips by a mile
wolf eyes

[PAULYBEE2656]

ones i should haver never forgot to mention....

ovo
thom yorke
coughs
vampire cant
the usa is a monster
beatles
xiu xiu

im gonna have to compile my definitve list ready for xmas. might actually do that tonite, there is a scientific process to go thru........................

[Inhuman]

Originally Posted by Onani Nic

Jesu- Silver

Fucking Jesu...I really want to see them beacause they're playing in Ottawa next month WITH ISIS. But due to Ontario's retarded laws, you have to be 19 to get into bars.

[Dead-Air]

I knew when I posted my list, I'd forget something I really loved.

Mission of Burma - Obliterati was one hell of a great record, as was the live show from the tour. They are sooo back in full force now.

[Everyneurotic]

i think i'm the only one who got disappointed with nightlife, i think it's bland and boring as hell.

that mammatus album, i was blown away the first time i heard it, then after a while of listening to it, the more i realize it's one giant, fancy jackoff.

my list will come...

[nicfit]

I'm waiting for it (seriously!).

[sonicl]

Originally Posted by Inhuman

Fucking Jesu...I really want to see them beacause they're playing in Ottawa next month WITH ISIS. But due to Ontario's retarded laws, you have to be 19 to get into bars.

Don't worry too much about not being able to see Jesu - I saw them a few months ago and the music was okay but the stage presence was non-existent.

[nicfit]

http://www.mediafire.com/?dmmy5jytwdo

this doesn't count (due to be released in February) but it's a good Christmas present for you nice boardies...

[RdTv]

Originally Posted by RdTv

favorites:

m. ward - post war

beck - information

yo la tengo - i am not afraid of you and i will beat your ass

cut chemist - the audience is listening

stereolab - fab four sutures

mono - you are there

aceyalone & rjd2 - magnificent city

most dissapointing:

outkast - idlewild

flaming lips - at war with the mystics

dj shadow - the outsider

sonic youth - rather ripped

Edit* I'd like to add to the
Ashtray Navigations - Four More Raga Moods
Acid Mothers Temple - Have You Seen...

[TheDom]

best release by far: Bardo Pond - Ticket Crystals

These were all very good:
Comets On Fire - Avatar
Six Organs of Admittance - The Sun Awakens
Magik Markers - A Panegyric To The Things I Do Not Understand
Animal Collective - People EP
be your own pet - be your own pet
Charalambides - A Vintage Burden
Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped, The Destroyed Room
Wolf Eyes - Human Animal
Sunroof!/Double Leopards/Mouthus split


Idlewild dissapointed the fuck out of me too.

For me, this year was owned by Bardo Pond. It was the only release this year that totally blew me away. The other ones were just very good to decent.

[finding nobody]

Originally Posted by TheDom

Idlewild dissapointed the fuck out of me too.

That sucks.. I really liked Andre's new song

[LittlePuppetBoy]

Rather Ripped
Altar-Sunn o)))/Boris
the Obliterati-Mission of Burma

than again those are the only records from this year that I own