The Polyphonic Spree - The Beginning Stages Of...
Super Furry Animals - Fuzzy Logic

DJ Z-Trip - Shifting Gears
Sage Francis - A Healthy Distrust
Dog Fashion Disco - Anarchists In Good Taste

poison - greatest hits 1986-1996......it's sooooo good

Alkaline Trio-Crimson
Dropkick Murphys- The Warriors Code

So I bought a book called The Encyclopedia of Heavy Metal a couple weeks ago. I brought it to work and let a friend of mine read it. He is quite a bit older than I am, and is into similar music, which I think is very cool. Anyway, while he was reading the book he realized that he hasn't been listening to as much older rock/early metal as he used to and he didn't know why. Today he brought me some classics.

Rainbow - Down to Earth
Uriah Heep - Best of...
Joe Satriani - Flying in a Blue Dream
Deep Purple - Machine Head (I lost my copy recently)

The Polyphonic Spree - Together We're Heavy
Andrew Bird and the Mysterious Production of Eggs
Tom Waits - Small Change

Backstreet Boys - Never Gone

The Decemberists, "Picaresque"!

Bad Hair Day - Weird Al Yankovic


hey, dont knock him till ya tried him, he really knows how to make ya laugh.

Starting Line - Bases on a True Story, and
Weezer - Make Believe

2 excellent albums

The soundtrack from the movie "Garden State"...some great tunes and sad tunes on this and nicely produced. I loved that movie!

Uncle Tupelo - Anodyne
The Wrens - Meadowlands

New "Queens of the Stoneage." Its ok. It has to grow on me.

Aerosmith - Greatest Hits (this is their classic stuff).

Get Behind me Satan - white stripes

:D kickass :D

If this is the first of their albums you've bought and you dig it, I'd suggest picking up Still Feel Gone (their 2nd album).

Speaking of Uncle Tupelo, my most recent purchase is the new Son Volt (i.e. Jay Farrar of U.T.) album Okemah and the Melody of Riot. Really liking it.

The Wrens stayed in my cd player for about a month non-stop when I first bought it. What an outstanding album.

For me, our most recent purchase was:

1. Twilight Singers - She Loves You
2. Le Tigre - This Island
3. The Arcade Fire - Funeral

all american rejects - new one. can't remember the name. good stuff

Hmmm..
I am pretty picky and don't buy many CDs, but I have a few that I recently bought and love

The Streets - A Grand Don't Come for Free (I love the accent and beat, plus is tells a story)
Oasis -Don't Believe the Truth
Tricky - Vulnerable

Second, actually. First was March 16-20, 1992 (think that was the name). Liked that one and definitely liking this one. Thanks for the suggestion.

Jumpin - I'm really liking the Wrens as well. Already loved "She Sends Kisses", it just builds up so awesomely.

night ranger - live in japan

Queens Of The Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf
Paul Weller - Greatest Hits
Muse - Absolution

The Wall- Pink Floyd (which was ourchased for me by streak)
Siren Song Of The Counter Culture- Rise Against (purchased again by my dear boyfriend)

No problem. If you like those two, you'll probably like their first two albums too (although both have a bit harder edge, showing their punk influences a bit more than March and Anodyne). You really can't go wrong with any of their 4 albums

Kid Loco --- A Grand Love Story..

Interesting stuff for sure.. Check out "she woolf daydreaming" my fav track on CD...

If you care... :)

Kings of Convenience - Riot On an Empty Street
Gomez - Split the Difference
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - No More Shall We Part
Queens of the Stone Age - Lullabyes to Paralyze
Q and Not U - Different Damage
Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs

Bob Marley - Chant Down Babylon (Remix CD, Very good)
Jimi Hendrix - Blues
Audioslave - Out of Exile

Dope - American Apathy - 2cd limited edition

I'll give this 8.5 / 10

This is Dope's best album yet of their 4.

I just got a cd by a group called Niyaz:
"Niyaz is an acoustic electronic project...to form an exciting new fusion of Persian and Indian influenced music with modern electronics."
I'm lovin it!
Also picked up the latest from TransGlobal Underground, but haven't really listened to it, I'm stuck on Niyaz for now.
Oh, last week got Shakira's latest as well, Oral Fixation Vol. 1. There are a couple songs I'm absolutely obsessed with, and a few others that I just "enjoy". It's good.

Blondie - Greatest Hits
Boys Night Out - Make Yourself Sick
Flogging Molly - Alive Behind The Green Door

The End - Within Dividia (AWESOME!! If you're into stuff like Dillinger, PsyOpus.. you'll love this band)

Haste The Day - whatever their new one is called. Not nearly as good as Burning Bridges, but tolerable. Too much clean vocals on this one.

I'm going to be honest with you, I haven't bought a cd in a looooooooooooong time. But seeing the prices now, I'll have to say its gotten its appeal back. Today I went into the store and bought...

Rise Against - Siren of the Counter Culture
Social Code - a year at the movies (Excellent local band. check out the songs Perfect Grave and Beautiful)
Pennywise - The Fuse (When the fuck did this come out???)

All awesome cd's.

the hooters -- nervous night

Tonight I bought Jack Johnson's on and on without knowing a single song on the album, and Metric's Old World Underground, Where are you now?

Both excellent CDs that I reccommend to anyone who appeciates either 1. mellow
accoustic folk rock or 2. sexy mellow chick rock.

Definitely worth the money.

Nevermore - This Godless Endeavor

It is really freakin' good. I suggest you go buy it. DO IT NOW!!!!!

Really, it is very good.

Silverstein - When broken is easily fixed
The Matches - E. Von Dahl killed the locals
hawthorne heights - Silence in black and white
motion city soundtrack - commit this to memory
beck - odelay
blink 182 - dude ranch

I picked up the new Wallflowers after hearing it on Rhapsody. I haven't gotten a handle on it yet--I don't know the songs by title yet--but so far, it seems to be as good as the previous three albums I have.

Ministry of Sound - Clubber's Guide to Ibiza 2005, picked it up while out of the country on a business trip. Good CD.

Jetpack - Surfin' To No Doubt

It's a No Doubt tribute CD full of surf inspired instrumentals.

Robert Randolph and The Family Band: LIVE AT THE WETLANDS.

Funk rock jams, led by Randolph's amazing playing on the pedal steel guitar.