The last album you bought was...

[Q.]

Pseudo, do you like ambient psy-trance? I can highly recommend Carbon Based Lifeforms:

http://ultimae.com/en/composers/carbon%20based%20lifeforms/tracks.html

Ambient psy-trance? WTF?

Hahaha, definitely not most people's cup of tea. Would you prefer some dark psy-trance instead?

[Booney]

No thanks, I'll take a hot fork in my eye and an overdose of sleeping pills washed down with Vodka, thanks.


All good mate, each to their own.....LL doesn't like most of what I like and I have hardly heard of some of the stuff he and Psuedo and ZZ listen to.

[Q.]

Kasabian - West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum

I think I just bought this because I had a voucher to burn and I was curious. Album has six excellent tracks (IMO) - "Underdog", "Where Did All the Love Go?", "Fast Fuse", "Take Aim", "Vlad the Impaler" and "Fire" - all very worthy of download and repeat play. The rest of the album is kinda dreamy and slow, not necessarily bad, but not really what I was expecting.


Boys Noize - Oi Oi Oi

Okay album, some pretty cool tracks from this German electro maestro, however, I think I prefer his remixes and am probably slightly unimpressed by this album.


Mclusky - The Difference Between Me And You Is That I'm Not On Fire

Pretty solid and gritty indie rock. Wierd in parts and I like it. Last album before the band split, members went on to form Future of the Left.

[Pseudo]

Just downloaded a couple of old albums to replace my well-worn much-scratched vinyl:

The Birthday Party - Junkyard.
Got three bonus tracks that were never on the vinyl. Don't add much to it IMO.

Tubeway Army (Gary Numan) - Replicas.
This one had six bonus tracks, but I saved a few clams and didn't bother downloading them. Replicas is the perfect synthpop album; why spoil it by tacking on filler tracks after the end?

[Gozu]

Root!-Surface Paradise + First Root! (Early Demos) bonus disc

[Leaping Lindner]

Root!-Surface Paradise + First Root! (Early Demos) bonus disc

Excellent stuff. Their gig the other week at the Espy was a HOOT!

Picked up Smashing Pumpkins greatest hits today at the $10 cheapie shop. The first time I've heard a lot of this stuff since it come out. Really enjoying it.

[Gozu]

Yeah they played here at Jive not that long ago but alas didn't go. That Pumpkins Best of is pretty good especially with the bonus disc, I used to have it but who knows where it is now. You've probably heard it already but their double album Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness is a great album.

[Gingernuts]

Just bought over the weekend:

Kasabian - cool, more chilled out that I was expecting, but not in a bad way
Jet - damn good, back to the standard of their first album for sure
Muse - some have bagged it, but I reckon it's pretty good. Not as good as their last couple of albums, but far from a disappointment either

[Booney]

Just bought over the weekend:

Kasabian - cool, more chilled out that I was expecting, but not in a bad way
Jet - damn good, back to the standard of their first album for sure
Muse - some have bagged it, but I reckon it's pretty good. Not as good as their last couple of albums, but far from a disappointment either

LL is gunna love you....

[Il Duce]

The Swing Music Collection 5 disc set........Awesome also Def Leppard - Greatest Hits and Krs-one - Return of boom bap

[Leaping Lindner]

Just bought over the weekend:

Kasabian - cool, more chilled out that I was expecting, but not in a bad way
Jet - damn good, back to the standard of their first album for sure
Muse - some have bagged it, but I reckon it's pretty good. Not as good as their last couple of albums, but far from a disappointment either

LL is gunna love you....

[Gingernuts]

Just bought over the weekend:

Kasabian - cool, more chilled out that I was expecting, but not in a bad way
Jet - damn good, back to the standard of their first album for sure
Muse - some have bagged it, but I reckon it's pretty good. Not as good as their last couple of albums, but far from a disappointment either

LL is gunna love you....

I'm guessing you're not a fan LL?

[Leaping Lindner]

Just bought over the weekend:

Kasabian - cool, more chilled out that I was expecting, but not in a bad way
Jet - damn good, back to the standard of their first album for sure
Muse - some have bagged it, but I reckon it's pretty good. Not as good as their last couple of albums, but far from a disappointment either

LL is gunna love you....

I'm guessing you're not a fan LL?

No...not really.Wasn't really a fan either when I first heard them in 1975.

Picked up a copy of new Melbourne band SHE'S THE DRIVER "distorted harmony" recently. Amazing sound for a two piece. Influenced by Jesus and Mary Chain and Sonic Youth but thát's not a bad couple of influences!

[SABRE]

Desitively Bonaroo by Dr. John.
In the previous 4 pages of posts I've only vaguely heard of about 5 acts.
I'm either too bloody old and way out of the loop, or you guys are just making these names up !

[Cambridge Clarrie]

Spaghetti Bolognese by Peter Combe

Clarrie Jnr loves it!

Such greats as:

Mr Clicketty Cane, Parcel in the Post & When You're Feeling Crook

[Wedgie]

If EPs dont count then its been a bloody long time and my guess would be when Doc Neeson's had a band called Red Phoenix in the early 2000s.
Mrs Wedgie's bought a few but I tend to only buy EPs of local bands I like and downloading stuff if its by a mainstream artist but hardly even do that these days.

[Columbo]

The Essential John Farnham

[zipzap]

Bat For Lashes - Two Suns

[HH3]

Thrice - Beggars
Atreyu - Congregation of the Damned
Punk Goes Pop 2
Brand New - The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me

[McAlmanac]

Willie & The Wheel. Willie Nelson teams up with Asleep At The Wheel for an album of old fashioned western swing. Magnificent stuff.