Deckard - that's a good find! "The Bootleg Series, Volume 6 - 1964 Philharmonic Concert" - Bob Dylan "Neil Young Unplugged" - Neil Young "Comes a Time" - Neil Young "Infidels" - Bob Dylan "Freedom" - Neil Young
You and I have the same taste in music. My favorite from The Eraser is Harrowdown Hill. I watched some special on some random channel (sorry can't remember the name and I'm sure I could google it but I'm being lazy tonight) called Portishead in Portishead where they played some of the tracks from the new album. IMO it is a bit different from what I'm used to from them, but still awesome. There were a couple of tracks that really stood out. As for Nails - I wasn't too sure about Year Zero at first listen, but it grew on me, as much as any other album.
Supertramp Crime of the Century Crisis What Crisis Even In the Quietest Moments Breakfast In America Famous Last Words Brother Where You Bound Favorite Songs: Gone Hollywood, Bloody Well Right, Take The Long Way Home, School, Even in the Quietest Moments, Old Brown Shoe, Cannonball, Goodbye Stranger, Child of Vision
"Mister You Brave to be Bringin' Your Girlfriend on Top Me Grave: Vintage Trinidadian Calypso" It's a mix from the "Art Of The Mix" website. It can be downloaded here.
Wow, didn't realize these guys had that many albums. I always assumed "Breakfast in America" was their 15 minutes (love the hits on that one, maybe I should listen to the rest). What's the story on their other stuff? I never hear about them for some reason.
Actually, they have 2 albums before that- Supertramp and Indelibly Stamped. Really raw stuff, don't prefer it much. Crime of the Century is a great album- you'll hear School, Bloody Well Right, and Dreamer fairly frequently on rock radio. Crisis What Crisis is pretty obscure- good, but not great. Even in the Quietest Moments has a big hit "Give A Little Bit" that is on some popular commercial nowadays and was also covered by the Goo Goo Dolls. Breakfast In America- nuff said. Famous Last Words had an MTV hit with "It's Raining Again" but it doesn't get played much on radio today. Very good album. After this, Roger Hodgsen left the group (he's the singer on most of their hits, "The Logical Song," Breakfast in America", etc.), and Brother Where You Bound is the group with Rick Davies as the lead singer (the one who sings on "Goodbye Stranger"). Very good album- especially Cannonball. Most of their stuff pre-Breakfast is closer to "progressive rock"- longer songs, primarily. Breakfast and Famous are more pop-oriented, and Brother is a mix- pop songs, but it also has a 16-minute song on it. Recommend Breakfast and Crime of the Century, then maybe Famous and Even in the..."
crystal castles - self titled (not really up my alley, but pretty innovative/edgy stuff) neil young and crazyhorse - everybody knows this is nowhere black lips - good bad not evil when i get home i'm gonna listen to the new No Age album and see what the fuss is about.
dj shuffle was layin' down some mellow grooves and then... too drunk to ****- dead kennedys needless to say the volume went way up and i've opened a beer.
Arcade Fire - Neon Bible Beirut - The Flying Cup Club Colin Meloy - Sings Live! Black Mountain - Black Mountain Black Mountain - In the Future Voxtrot- Voxtrot
Lynyrd Skynyrd: Pronounced Second Helping Nuthin Fancy Gimme Back My Bullets Street Survivors First And Last Best Songs: I Ain't The One, Working for the MCA, Ballad of Curtis Loew, The Railroad Song, Saturday Night Special, Cry for the Bad Man, That Smell, I Know a Little, Coming Home, Wino
