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The Clash - Sandinista
Doomtree -False Hopes
H2O -Nothing to Prove
Holding On -Just Another Day
Jam - In The City
Johnny Cash - American V: A hundred highways
P.O.S. - Never Better
The Skatalites
Westbound Train - Come And Get it

Andy State wrote:Westbound Train - Come And Get it

Totally agree with this.

El Rhino wrote:

creepykid wrote: Stone Roses - s/t

Strongly approve.

i think this is quite easily one of the most solid all out albums of the 90's. Have you listened Second Coming? I like it but most people don't

I liked that album. Actually, I think that album kind of introduced me to brit-pop. I remember KGGO used to have a show on Sunday nights at 9pm where they would play edgier music (known as "alternative" then). I remember hearing "Love Spreads" and liking it and then getting the CD in the mail from BMG shortly thereafter by accident because I forgot to send in the card stating that I didn't want it as it was the selection of the month for "alternative". Out of all the purges my music collection has seen over the years, I still own it.

creepykid wrote:

El Rhino wrote:

creepykid wrote: Stone Roses - s/t

Strongly approve.

i think this is quite easily one of the most solid all out albums of the 90's. Have you listened Second Coming? I like it but most people don't

That's weird to know KGGO played Stone Roses. There's a similar show I guess that 105.1 airs on Sundays? at night. It's a British radio show and they play current british indie and classic brit pop like oasis, stone roses, smiths etc.

I didn't know that, I'll have to look into that.


Yeah, KGGO's show played stuff that was on major labels but things you weren't likely to hear through conventional sources. I remember stuff like The Church, Stone Roses, Elastica, Pixies, The Cure, etc. You know, shit that was popular in 1995. It would be cool if there were a radio station that would play stuff like that consistently.

Latterman- We Are Still Alive
Bridge and Tunnel- East/West
Life Rocks!- Self Titled
Person L- the Positives
Small Brown Bike- Our Own Wars

El Rhino wrote: Yeah, KGGO's show played stuff that was on major labels but things you weren't likely to hear through conventional sources. I remember stuff like The Church, Stone Roses, Elastica, Pixies, The Cure, etc. You know, shit that was popular in 1995. It would be cool if there were a radio station that would play stuff like that consistently.

My brother and I would stay up and tape it on cassettes. So long ago.

Converge - Axe to Fall (LP should be arriving this week with the new Doomriders)
The Cramps - Bad Music for Bad People
Black Flag - My War, Slip It In, and Who's Got the 10 1/2?
Burzum - Filosofem and Det Som Engang Var
Woe - A Spell for the Death of Man
His Hero Is Gone - Monuments to Thieves ("But they bought their way out / While the rest suffer!")

El Rhino wrote: Yeah, KGGO's show played stuff that was on major labels but things you weren't likely to hear through conventional sources. I remember stuff like The Church, Stone Roses, Elastica, Pixies, The Cure, etc. You know, shit that was popular in 1995. It would be cool if there were a radio station that would play stuff like that consistently.

I kind of wish I still had a radio show.

Kitty, Daisy and Lewis- S/T
Screaming Females- Power Move
The Gossip- Music for Men
Brandi Carlile- Give Up the Ghost
Those Darlins- S/T
Wanda Jackson- Queen of Rockabilly

Iron Chic - Shitty Rambo 7"

Just got this in the mail today and holy shit....best post-Latterman band ever. This blows the demo away. Even better than RVIVR.

Nick wrote:Iron Chic - Shitty Rambo 7"

Just got this in the mail today and holy shit....best post-Latterman band ever. This blows the demo away. Even better than RVIVR.

Personally I like the demo a little better but they are definitely the best ex-latterman band

Crispin wrote:Personally I like the demo a little better but they are definitely the best ex-latterman band

The demo has a little more "grit" to it, but I think that is just because the production is better on the e.p.? Anyway, I love both, but this new e.p. is soooooo good.

Good Luck - into lake griffy
Lemuria - get better
Bridge and Tunnel - east/west
Lawrence Arms - oh calcutta!
Iron chic - shitty rambo, demo
Get Bent - demo

Thom wrote:Good Luck - into lake griffy
Lemuria - get better
Bridge and Tunnel - east/west
Lawrence Arms - oh calcutta!
Iron chic - shitty rambo, demo
Get Bent - demo

We should trade records somtime.

Nick wrote:

Thom wrote:Good Luck - into lake griffy
Lemuria - get better
Bridge and Tunnel - east/west
Lawrence Arms - oh calcutta!
Iron chic - shitty rambo, demo
Get Bent - demo

We should trade records somtime.

I'd be down. I seriously work right by where you live.

I realize the creepiness of this statement. Just look for the blue sedan with the fueled by ramen sticker in the back window. lolz.

I just got the "new" (it's been out for a while now but it's new to me) Municipal Waste-Massive Agressive
It's in your face thrash but it's not bad, anyone else a Waste fan?

I love MW but I haven't heard that album. I was honestly a little disappointed with the art of partying.

Thom wrote:I love MW but I haven't heard that album. I was honestly a little disappointed with the art of partying.

Yeah there's a few good ones on Art of Partying but yeah all there stuff lately kind of sounds the same.

Shane wrote:

Andy State wrote:Westbound Train - Come And Get it

Totally agree with this.

This band has played Dsm at least half a dozen times in the last 4 years, Shane, you were no where to be found. I think the last time they played was over the summer. It was awesome.

I was there the last time they played the Mews. They kept talking about how they were going to the rodeo. I saw you there. I even talked to you! Totally hurt by this, Jordan.

hazardous mutation is the shit....everything else i've heard after is kinda meh...that album is SOLID though

that being said, i get bored really easily, and if the next album doesn't move forward in some way, then i dont really feel the need to listen to it too much...as a modern thrash album by itself, its good, but nothing special...would listen to waste em all or hazardous mutation any day over it...both of those are solid...and differ in style

MAN I DON'T LISTEN TO SHIT.

-Joe.

Shane wrote:I was there the last time they played the Mews. They kept talking about how they were going to the rodeo. I saw you there. I even talked to you! Totally hurt by this, Jordan.

Oh yeah. Toughen up pussy!

all that being said...party thrash ran its coarse already...no need for anymore...

would much rather listen to show no mercy, a lesson in violence and kill em all...

I watched Cliff 'Em All twice in a row a few days ago.

-Joe.

i wish i still had it...it broke a few years ago...that video is almost perfect...all those rediculous interviews, and random videos of them walking in to the gas station and whatnot...i'm going to have to rebuy it...soooooo good.