okay music fans. what was the last album you bought?
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Just a last Pearl Jam album.0
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pearl jam..5/09/06, 5/10/06 - FUCKIN AMAZING!!!!0
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Pearl Jam and Tool0
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toaster wrote:How is it?
I've liked the songs I've heard from him, but that's only like two or three..
I'm really in need of some light "summer-music", something that just makes you happy and fits good in the car and on bbq's/pre-parties, would Gnarls do a decent job?
And my last album was Pearl Jam. And that's like three weeks ago. Student budget. Hrmph.
Two days later: Can't take it out of the CD player
The music is good summertime stuff, it is soul/r&b over hip-hop beats, kind of unique, I love Cee-Lo's voice. The messages behind some of the songs are far from happy summertime stuff, but a lot of them are really catchy anyway. At first I didn't like it because I thought "Crazy" was the best song, by far, but with more listens I think it is more like the 4th or 5th best song.
Nothing earth-shattering really, but it is good music. If I were to review it I would give it around a 7.5 or 8, somewhere in there. I won't tell you to run out and buy it, but it is probably pretty possible that you will enjoy it if you liked the few songs you have heard.
It is safe party music, I've played it for some people and nobody has complained, you can dance to it if you want but at the same time it isn't crap radio-rap.0 -
Flaming Lips - At War WIth The Mystics.
Great record.0 -
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Neil Young - Living with War
The Church - Uninvited, Like the CloudsRock over London... Rock on Chicago... I love what you do for me Toyota - Wesley Willis0 -
NoLongerOverwhelmed wrote:The Church - Uninvited, Like the Clouds
is this the australian band? steve kilbey, marty willson-piper .....hear my name
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say0 -
Stadium Arcadium- Red Hot Chili Peppers0
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pearl jam - pearl jam
tool - 10000 days
institute - distort yourselfThere's a light,... when my baby's in my arms...
And I know she's reached my heart,... in thin air0 -
new Tool album0
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Pearl Jam & Sam Robert's Chemical City (I bought them at the same time)Nihilism is best done by professionals0
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CM1847 wrote:First impression: Not great
Two days later: Can't take it out of the CD player
The music is good summertime stuff, it is soul/r&b over hip-hop beats, kind of unique, I love Cee-Lo's voice. The messages behind some of the songs are far from happy summertime stuff, but a lot of them are really catchy anyway. At first I didn't like it because I thought "Crazy" was the best song, by far, but with more listens I think it is more like the 4th or 5th best song.
Nothing earth-shattering really, but it is good music. If I were to review it I would give it around a 7.5 or 8, somewhere in there. I won't tell you to run out and buy it, but it is probably pretty possible that you will enjoy it if you liked the few songs you have heard.
It is safe party music, I've played it for some people and nobody has complained, you can dance to it if you want but at the same time it isn't crap radio-rap.
Yeah, i think i'll have to check out some of the other songs first, but it's good to have a small "review" to kinda get a view on how the record is.. Sounds like it's a great summer-record, and I just need some catchy funky stuff. I love Pearl Jam to death, but on a hot summer day with some friends over, you just need something a bit "lighter".
But thanks! it was helpfull0 -
I spent big bucks today, but I think I spent it well:
RHCP: Stadium Arcadium (I like what I hear so far.)
Sleater-Kinney: The Woods
Wolfmother
The Arcade Fire: Funeral
Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins: Rabbit Fur Coat (I'm fearful that it's not all as good as "Rise Up with Fists")
The Byrds: Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Parsons is supposed to be a legend, so I want to hear what that's all about)
Bruce Springsteen: We Shall Overcome, The Seeger Sessions
RHCP DVDs: Off the Map, Funky MonksMansfield 8/7/92, 7/2/03; Boston 9/28/04, 5/24/06, 5/25/060 -
turquoisetrouble wrote:I spent big bucks today, but I think I spent it well:
RHCP: Stadium Arcadium (I like what I hear so far.)
Sleater-Kinney: The Woods
Wolfmother
The Arcade Fire: Funeral
Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins: Rabbit Fur Coat (I'm fearful that it's not all as good as "Rise Up with Fists")
The Byrds: Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Parsons is supposed to be a legend, so I want to hear what that's all about)
Bruce Springsteen: We Shall Overcome, The Seeger Sessions
RHCP DVDs: Off the Map, Funky Monks
Wolfmother is a good choice turquoiseWave came crashing...0 -
RHCP- Stadium Arcadium"Hello Oregonians. Hello Washingtonians. Hello Portland..where the fuck are we? We're in Ridgefield!"0
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stadium arcadium - rhcp
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pearl jam - pearl jam0 -
i bought 3 a couple months ago, but i have been broke since then pretty much- college student, you know.
Pearl Jam-ten (my friend "borrowed it" then vanished from the earth)
Soul Coughing- ruby vroom
REM-automatic for the pplPeace0 -
steve butabi wrote:How is the new Ministry album? I have been hesitant to get it since I have yet to hear anything from it.
Also if anyone has the new Gnarles Barkley album how is that?
Thanks.
It's like a faster Psalm 69. Very political and more metal than industrial. It still has lot's of cool sampling. It's quite good!0
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