...and your fav album of '06 so far is......

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  • karma defect
    karma defect Posts: 5,483
    Black hole / Blank canvas
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  • crazycommisar
    crazycommisar Posts: 60
    as much as i have loved PJ, i would have to say Neil Young's Living With War has been better.
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  • StoneG82
    StoneG82 Posts: 806
    so far my favorites have been:

    from a compound eye - robert pollard
    pearl jam

    and the new neil.
    "What’s Orphans? I don’t know. Orphans is a dead end kid driving a coffin with big tires across the Ohio River wearing welding goggles and a wife beater with a lit firecracker in his ear." - Tom Waits
  • giventoyfly316
    giventoyfly316 Posts: 72
    Pearl Jam-it took me a while to get there. Otherwise, I would have had to say Josh Rouse's "Subtitulo", which I like substantially more than Wolfmother, Tool, RHCP, Neil (like what he's saying; not how he's saying it), etc.

    I am really, really looking forward to The Raconteurs on Tuesday though.
  • Echoes
    Echoes Posts: 1,279
    all so lame

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  • OutOfBreath
    OutOfBreath Posts: 1,804
    karma defect wrote:
    Black hole / Blank canvas
    Hell yeah. Great to see motorpsycho back on form :)

    But otherwise, I'd say Tool is the best so far, followed by Motorpsycho and Pearl Jam.

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  • VON
    VON Posts: 259
    pearl jam

    10 characters.
  • rarabean
    rarabean Posts: 2
    Pearl Jam for sure, it's hard to listen to anything else at the moment...

    But Josh Pyke, my fellow Sydneysider, he rocks.
  • mookie blaylock 10
    mookie blaylock 10 Posts: 4,042
    living with war - neil young, followed very closely by pearl jam
  • Xiang
    Xiang Posts: 73
    Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam followed very closely by Mudhoney - Under A Billion Suns. Both are amazing!! I hope the new Sonic Youth is as good as people say it is and equals these.
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  • Pearl Jam and toast
    Pearl Jam and toast Posts: 4,475
    giventoyfly316 wrote:
    Pearl Jam-it took me a while to get there. Otherwise, I would have had to say Josh Rouse's "Subtitulo", which I like substantially more than Wolfmother, Tool, RHCP, Neil (like what he's saying; not how he's saying it), etc.

    I am really, really looking forward to The Raconteurs on Tuesday though.
    i disagree about Neil (as it seems most others do ;) ), but the Raconteurs record is going to be amazing.
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  • catefrances
    catefrances Posts: 29,003
    rarabean wrote:

    But Josh Pyke, my fellow Sydneysider, he rocks.

    indeed he does.
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  • Fahka
    Fahka Posts: 3,187
    derek trucks band - songlines


    and pearl jam "pearl jam"
  • burnin-candle
    burnin-candle Posts: 158
    I'll leave out PJ. I've had Wolfmother since last year, so I'll leave that out, too. Other than that...in no order...

    Man Man - Six Demon Bag
    Islands - Return to the Sea
    Derek Trucks Band - Songlines
    Boris - Pink
    Drive-by Truckers - Blessing and a Curse

    and maybe Mono and Mogwai, but there's way too many to come out in the future that would come into that list.
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  • JSBE
    JSBE Posts: 1,078
    band of horses - everything all the time
    i love you but i've chosen darkness - fear is on our side
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  • StoneG82
    StoneG82 Posts: 806
    StoneG82 wrote:
    so far my favorites have been:

    from a compound eye - robert pollard
    pearl jam

    and the new neil.

    I've gotta add a few:

    the Loose Fur record is great, as is "Everything all the Time" by Band of Horses.

    one of the best records released this year is Built To Spill - You In Reverse.
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  • JSBE
    JSBE Posts: 1,078
    StoneG82 wrote:
    one of the best records released this year is Built To Spill - You In Reverse.

    it is really good, just not as good as perfect from now on or keep it like a secret...but way better than ancient melodies...
  • tribejammer05
    tribejammer05 W'Ville, OH Posts: 696
    Does anyone have the new Paul Simon record? I've read a number of great reviews.
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  • Comfortably Dumb
    Comfortably Dumb Posts: 11
    Wolfmother

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  • markymark550
    markymark550 Columbia, SC Posts: 5,224
    The only album I've bought this year is Pearl Jam, so I'll go with that one.

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