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I first realized that Icky Thump is a great song when I was watching The Other Guys high as shit a few weeks ago (sorry Michael_) and it plays during the ridiculous shootout scene in it.
What an attractive group of musicians they are
Ron would have ranked "Offspring are Blank" 3rd, at worst.
dat bass face
Darn, I really liked that Majical Cloudz album.
Darn, I really liked that Majical Cloudz album.
The Black Album prrrrrrrrrrobably wins the Bob Dobalina Grammy Award for Best Rap Album of all-time. Public Service Announcement is hot fire. Justify My Thug is just god awful though. Fuck that song hard.
The Celtics are gonna get Buried Alive (Interlude) tonight
They played three new ones, including "Valleyonaire" and "The Agreement", at the show I went to last Sunday and all three were real good. These guys are rolling right now.
TV on the Radio is one of my all-time favourite bands. I also really like The Constantines, Yeasayer, Wilco, Mountain Goats, Frightened Rabbit, Modest Mouse, The Antlers, Neutral Milk Hotel, The Shins, LCD Soundsystem, Destroyer, and The National.
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. is probably dad-lit at this point also.
Lady's got some PIPES
My answer to that is the cliched: I like their older stuff a lot more than their newer stuff. I was a HUGE Black Keys fan until Attack & Release, at which point I thought they abandoned a lot of their "bluesiness" in favour of a way more poppier sound.
I actually got a free ticket to that show at the Molson Ampitheatre, which also featured the Avett Brothers. I can't say I'm a fan of either band/artist, but I was definitely impressed by Dallas Green. The dude is an undeniably talented guitarist and singer, and can also pump out radio-ready heart wrenchers without stooping to incredibly cliched lyrics about how bad his heart hurts n shit. I mean, all he writes about is lost love, but at least he's somewhat subtle about it. I don't know...fuck it. Also, I saw Neil Young last night and he's easily one billion times better than City & Colour.
yeahhh... but the reason Pitchfork and Stereogum didn't "discover" Mumford and Sons is because they're a shitty band. While sites like these, namely Pitchfork, definitely have a disproportionately powerful tastemaking ability, I still think that the general public would eventually revolt against a 9.3 BNM for "Sigh No More".
No way, Joses. Self titled is where it's at.
Separator is some good shit
I fucking love In Rainbows
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Ghostpops, I'm sure, was just using hyperbole to emphasize his OPINION. As Dtits said, both are opinions.
Hard not to weigh in on a Best of Wilco list. I'm not saying these are the best songs, but I think they deserve more recognition than what they've received so far in this post/comment thread: Can't Stand It (Summerteeth) Hell is Chrome,The Late Greats, Muzzle of Bees, Company In My Back (A Ghost is Born) Bull Black Nova, Everlasting (Wilco (the Album)) You Are My Face (Sky Blue Sky)
Don't you dare ever, EVER imply I have low hotness standards. The picture of her that I tried to post in my blank comment is waaaay better than the one you put up. My girlfriend is at least 3 times hotter and 2 times shorter than her in your picture.
Michael Hanna looks a lot like Silent Bob, and Silent Bob's wifey is hotter than my girlfriend
FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!
I don't suppose any of you would be kind enough to let the less savvy of us know where we might be able to hear "Nothin' But Time"?