What I have bought in the past two weeks:
(you may see some trends)

Paris Combo - Motifs
Coralie Clement - Salle Des Pas Perdus
Coralie Clement - Bye Bye Beaute
Brazilian Girls - Self Titled
Inara George - All Rise
Beth Orton - Trailer Park
KD Lang - Ingenue
The Concretes - Self Titled
A Girl Called Eddy - Self Titled
Sahara Hotnights - Jennie Bomb
Bjork - Vespertine
Eisley - Room Noises
Muse - Absolution
Neko Case - The Virginian
The Real Tuesday Weld - Where Psyche Meets Cupid
Allison Moorer - The Duel

Ya, I magically listened to it on Monday, and I couldn't make it through the whole CD. Usually I like every song that Eminem appears on, but he didn't even do it for me this time.

Wasn't impressed at all...

EDIT: And whats up with the Intro? Is he saying he wants to kill all of his fans?

Steve Vai - "The Infinite Steve Vai: An Anthology"
Muse - "Absolution"
Dave Weckl Band - "Live (and very plugged in)"

Brendan Benson - One Mississippi

Judas Priest..Angel of Retribution

decided to finally buy these two older cd's i've had as mp3's for ages: radiohead's "the bends" and colplay's "a rush of blood to the head".

in addition, i bought "absolution" by muse.

ozzy-blizzard of ozz (lost my old one)
pantera-official live 101 proof

Aesop Rock- Fast Cars, Danger, Fire, and Knives

Just bought "Get Lifted" by John Legend.

britney spears - in the zone

don't say anything....

Steve Vai - 'Real Illusions: Reflections'
The Mars Volta - 'Frances The Mute'

Ash - Meltdown (that cd came in one dodgy box)
Mercury Rev - Secret Migration (i'm loving the rev)

Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand

Some Freaky Songs lol... but its all good =P

I just got Frances The Mute - Mars Volta and I'm absorbing it now. I really want Eisley - Room Noises...that'll probably be my next buy. That or Muse - Absolution.

Asta!!

Aerosmith: O, Yeah!

I definately recommend 'Absolution'. Good CD.

^ I'm kinda thinking I wanna start fresh with Muse and get their first album first but Absolution is pretty much a flawless album. At least I didn't hear anything I didn't like. These days I like to buy CD's both my mother and I can enjoy together and Eisley - Room Noises is definitely one of them. When I listened to it at Borders I immediately thought "My mom would like this a lot." and then I forced her to listen to it lol. She did...she like me didn't hear one song she didn't like. It's because the girls sing so pretty and they write great really pretty songs. Good piano work too and we're both suckers for piano.

Asta!!

No, go for Absolution first and work your way backwards. Absolution is a much better album than "Showbiz" and a different album from "Origin of Symmetry" (I won't say better because "Origin" is awesome, just different). "Showbiz" doesn't have the overarching themes that "Absolution" does or the overarching sense that "Origin" does.

Once you hear them all you'll see what I mean. Though if you're looking to download tracks off of "Showbiz" I recommend starting with "Muscle Museum."

^ Where would I be without you?

Asta!! :icare:

Nas - Streets Disciple

Grateful Dead - Blues for Allah

gym class heroes - the papercut chronicles (hiphop with a live band backing, one of the few hiphop artists that i actually really enjoy)
led zeppelin III and IV
magnetic fields - 69 love songs

Hey K-Wise

I love Eisley, seeing as I own the album and both their EP's now... but anyway, I thought I would toot my own horn and drag up an old, old, thread on them.

http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/showthread.php?t=55231

Just so I can say, I heard it first. :D

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On order from amazon:
Olive - Trickle (dub/electronic/trip-hop)
Hot Club of Cowtown - Swingin' Stampede: The Hot Club Of Cowtown Playing Hot Jazz & Western Swing (hot jazz and western swing, give the album "Tall Tales" a shot)
Heather Nova - Oyster (singer/songwriter)
The Faint - Danse Macabre (throwback 80's)
The White Stripes - De Stijl
Keren Ann - Nolita (French chansion/pop)

Kasabian caught my attention with "Club Foot" but the rest of the album is kinda lame. They were pretty good in concert this past Tuesday, however; definitely worth checking out.

Thats awesome man. A fan from the begining. I didn't find out about em till I saw the video for Marvelous things debut on...I think it was Advanced Warning or Subterranean not sure. Probably Subteranean but anyway I immediately loved it. I'm bumping that thread. There was another thread a while back around the time that Marvelous Things was released that also died out...I think I replied to that one because I was just about to post about them myself and linked to their website or some shit. It was a guy asking where he could hear them. I think I was the only one who replied to that one though :|.

Have you heard Midlake? I visited Eisley's Myspace.com page and they listed them as one of the bands they listen to. They're from Texas too and I got to catch them when they opened for Do Make Say Think in Austin on the 8th of October last year. I thought they were a really great band I loved their music. My bro n law and his friends who I went with didn't really care for them too much though because they're the kind of people who'll hear someone like Midlake and think "Yup heard that before ever heard of Granddaddy?" n shit like that. I don't care about that shit though I thought they were great..if ya don't already know em you should check em out.

Asta!!

Let's see.. last 4 CDs adding to music collection...

Radiohead - The Bends
Handsome Boy Modeling School - White People
Mars Volta - Frances the Mule
Sage Francis - A Healthy Distrust

Last 2 CDs sold from music collection...

Johnny Cash - The Best Of (2 CDs)
Korn - Follow The Leader

a collection of 90s rock on 3 cds, got it from target for $10.

The Go! Team - Thunder, Lightning, Strike

Careless Love - Madeleine Peyroux

I bought Careless Love about a week ago. First CD I've purchased in ... longer than I can remember.

Over the past month I've picked up Opeth's Blackwater Park (finally) and Nick Drake's Pink Moon. My birthday is coming up soon (hint hint!) so hopefully I'll get a few Ulver and Porcupine Tree cds (but holy shit are Lightbulb Sun and Stupid Dream hard to find for under $100. no way am i paying that much for a cd).

Dark Tranquillity - Character

Travis - The Invisible Band
Powderfinger - Odyssey Number 5
Sonic Youth - Sonic Nurse

Asleep at the Wheel - Live at Billy Bob's
Bob Wills - The best of
Holst - The Nine Planets Symphony
The Clash - London Calling

Burn The Priest - Burn The Priest -remastered- (Lamb of God in their pre-Lamb of God days)
Queens of the Stone Age - Lullabies to Paralyze

The soundtrack to Wicked: The Musical... sadly. It's just amazing!

Well, I just recently bought seven CDs...

HeD p.e. - Only in Amerika
Stabbing Westward - Darkest Days
RAtM - Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium
A Perfect Circle - eMOTIVe
H I M - Razorblade Kisses (I'm regretting this one. I heard Ville on the new Apocalyptica single and thought I'd look into his music... So far, no good)
Mudvayne - The End of All Things to Come (even though they have a new one coming out soon, I still didn't have this one and still need LD 50)
Static-X - Wisconsin Death Trap (Not as good as Shadow Zone IMO, but good)

Last 3:

The Mars Volta: "Frances the Mute"
Doves: "Some Cities"
Bright Eyes: "I'm Wide Awake, and It's Morning"

I haven't bought a CD in ages since I haven't been able to afford one - until now! YAY! I decided to buy Zero 7's Simple Things as I've been dying to get my hands on that album for ages!

http://home.swipnet.se/~w-26153/musi.../zero7_big.jpg

Simple Things is a great great great CD... I listened to it over and over and still go back to it. Oddly the last CD I bought was Zero 7: When It Falls

Its not quite as good as Simple Things (I could listen to Destiny for hours on repeat), but its not bad. I hear that they are working on a new album.

Add this to my birthday list:

An Evening With John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess

holy crap is that a great set.

A new album?! Hopefully it'll be just as great as Simple Things :)