Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:nice, I actually think I like Saved by a chat show even better!
Little Man Tate - "Man I Hate Your Band" Art Brut's little brother has gone and formed his own band. p.s. it's on emusic :)
Favorite Songs of 2006
I'm going to add Albert Hammond, Jr.'s "Yours To Keep" in its entirety, because…holy fuck. holy fuck.
I'm adding "Split Needles" by the Shins. WOW. I can't wait for their record.
I'm adding Soft & Warm by Voxtrot after listening to it all weekend.
seems I didn't buy many new albums this year:
Tool - Wings for Marie (1 and 2)
Muse - Map of the Problematique
Deftones - Kimdracula, Cherry Waves
Gnarles Barkley - Transformer
Queensryche - Hostage (can't say I really dug the new album but this is a good track)
Rammstein - ZERSTÃ?REN, Benzin
In Flames - Vacuum, Leeches
Tool - Wings for Marie (1 and 2)
Muse - Map of the Problematique
Deftones - Kimdracula, Cherry Waves
Gnarles Barkley - Transformer
Queensryche - Hostage (can't say I really dug the new album but this is a good track)
Rammstein - ZERSTÃ?REN, Benzin
In Flames - Vacuum, Leeches
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:That's a nice list - all will be on mine. Makes me want to check out the couple others it's so consistent.
Off the top of my head….
TV On The Radio - Wolf Like Me
The Black Keys - Have Mercy on Me
Voxtrot - Mothers, Sisters, Daughters & Wives
Silversun Pickups - Well Thought Out Twinkles
Fav song right now:
Voxtrot - Mothers, Sisters, Daughters & Wives
near perfect
The Format - "The Compromise" vid on youtube
Midlake's "Roscoe" is hands-down my favorite song of this year.
Originally posted by vassego:yeah, its a good 'un
Midlake's "Roscoe" is hands-down my favorite song of this year.
Originally posted by bearman:i'm very happy to hear this - thanks for the tip
3) Ned's Atomic Dustbin – Hibernation
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Originally posted by vassego:i havent done my whole list yet, but it looks like Roscoe has my song of the year vote as well!
Midlake's "Roscoe" is hands-down my favorite song of this year.
Halfbeat by Halfby. Same style as whatever Go Team is, but sillier
Pretty much anything by Incubus, I'd say.
Without bothering to give it much thought…
The Daysleepers - "Stars On Fire"
Hammock - "Black Metallic" (yes, a Catherine Wheel cover)
Fleeting Joys - "Go And Come Back"
Hearts Of Black Science - "Driverlights"
Tearwave - "Lotus Flower" (though it hasn't officially be released yet)
Raymond Scott Woolson - "Selina's Bonfire"
The Daysleepers - "Stars On Fire"
Hammock - "Black Metallic" (yes, a Catherine Wheel cover)
Fleeting Joys - "Go And Come Back"
Hearts Of Black Science - "Driverlights"
Tearwave - "Lotus Flower" (though it hasn't officially be released yet)
Raymond Scott Woolson - "Selina's Bonfire"
I'm going to add "Lazy Eye" - Silversun Pickups.
I didn't get this album until a few days ago. Big mistake - I've been missing out!
I didn't get this album until a few days ago. Big mistake - I've been missing out!
Agree. I've gotta check the release date of the EP with Kissing Families, because I think it's '05. If so, Lazy Eye will be my Silversun Pickups choice.
Originally posted by vansmack:
I'm going to add "Lazy Eye" - Silversun Pickups.
I didn't get this album until a few days ago. Big mistake - I've been missing out!
Originally posted by le sonick:this album really isn't doing it for me … 'roscoe' and 'head home' are nice, but the guy's voice is REALLY annoying
Originally posted by vassego:i havent done my whole list yet, but it looks like Roscoe has my song of the year vote as well!
Midlake's "Roscoe" is hands-down my favorite song of this year.
Originally posted by vansmack:I just got it today … and WOW, these guys are really good … i haven't heard such a solid fusion of a "modern rock" sound with "indie rock" in a long time … i could see them making it big, they have an interesting but accessible sound and can really write hooks and songs
I'm going to add "Lazy Eye" - Silversun Pickups.
I didn't get this album until a few days ago. Big mistake - I've been missing out!
all the smashing pumpkins comparisons i've seen are right on point … maybe the sound isn't exactly the same, but they're doing the same thing the pumpkins did in the early 90s: take ideas and sonics from indie rock and make them accessible with arena type songs
ok, enough gushing
From albums I just downloaded or revisited I'd add to my list
Destroyer - Looter's Follies
Joseph Arthur - enough to get away
The Evens - Cut from the Cloth
Destroyer - Looter's Follies
Joseph Arthur - enough to get away
The Evens - Cut from the Cloth
Originally posted by HoyaSaxa08:haha. you guys are great. yeah, the Pickups are great, and i hope they dont go the way of the last few bands i was totally wicked into the last couple years (bloc party, wolfmother, bravery) and turn into megastars and i wont be able to see them in small venues and such. (though i did see all 3 in tiny places…once).
Originally posted by vansmack:I just got it today … and WOW, these guys are really good … i haven't heard such a solid fusion of a "modern rock" sound with "indie rock" in a long time … i could see them making it big, they have an interesting but accessible sound and can really write hooks and songs
I'm going to add "Lazy Eye" - Silversun Pickups.
I didn't get this album until a few days ago. Big mistake - I've been missing out!
all the smashing pumpkins comparisons i've seen are right on point … maybe the sound isn't exactly the same, but they're doing the same thing the pumpkins did in the early 90s: take ideas and sonics from indie rock and make them accessible with arena type songs
ok, enough gushing
i was totally pissed when i missed their first appearance in August as i was in chicago, then was out of town for the 2nd one. argh. i WONT go see them at DAR…hopefully a coachella appearance looms.
:)