Np

[sin]

Yeah, that's one of the better things the internet gave us: the ability to not waste money on a shitty album with one good song on it.  This was before I was really buying music online, so I was stuck buying the album, although as I said I only paid $2 for it.

[Aaron]

Ya. I hear ya. and 2 bucks isn't bad for the song. I would pay that much. I really don't know that I have heard any of their other stuff... Or I have, and didn't know it was them...

[sin]

Clan of Xymox - Darkest Hour
The Faint - Danse Macabre
The Faint - Fasciinatiion
Michael Jackson - Dangerous

[rynne]

KMFDM - Virus
KMFDM - Naïve
KMFDM - Vogue
KMFDM - Money
KMFDM - Money/Bargeld (single)
KMFDM - Help Us—Save Us—Take Us Away

I think this is my favorite era of KMFDM, when they were just starting to get comfortable with their eventual signature sound, but were still new enough at it that it didn't sound like KMFDM-by-numbers.  I'd love to get my hands on the Godlike, Naïve/The Days of Swine and Roses and Split singles to round out this era, but barring that I may eventually pick up the first volume of their singles collection.

[doom]

the black angles - directions to see a ghost
death cab for cutie - codes and keys
grizzly bear - veckatimest
the tallest man on earth - (ep)

[TPD]

I only got two TKK releases (Confessions of a Knife, and the self-titled singles comp), but goddamn, aren't they fucking awesome as awesome fuck.

[sin]

Confessions of a Knife is amazing and it literally changed my life when I heard it, but I think Gay, Black & Married might be my favorite album of theirs.

Cabaret Voltaire - Conform To Deform
ohGr - Undeveloped
TISM - Best Off

edit:  What I mean with COAK was that when I was a kid I basically listened to whatever was on the radio, and didn't really have much of a musical identity.  Then I was listening to the radio in bed fairly late at night (for a kid) and the local college radio station played "Daisy Chain 4 Satan" and it completely changed the way I looked at music.  I was probably about 10 years old at the time and if it wasn't for hearing THAT song at THAT time, I probably never would have gotten into Nine Inch Nails, which became an even larger gateway into other great music.

[sin]

It's been discussed too much now.

Type O Negative - October Rust

[doom]

It's been discussed too much now.

Type O Negative - October Rust

YEP. 

[tim]

When did new Sepultura stop sounding like Sepultura? Their latest, Kairos, is fairly meh, but the frustrating thing is the riffs are fairly solid (there is one moment where they blatantly steal from Dead Skin Mask, but if you're going to blatantly steal a classic riff, why not that one) and the final product could be amazing if it combined this level of consistency with classic Sepultura drumming.

[rokken like dokken]

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Dazzle

I've long been bored by string sections in pop music, but I *do* absolutely love the melodies of this. 

[rynne]

Used store:

Björk – I Miss You (promo)
Download – Microscopic
Phylr – Halflife

The Download EP doesn't have the lenticular case.   Anyone know where to get one? 

[tim]

George Crumb: Starchild
Tori Amos: Abnormally attracted to sin
Amanda Palmer: Who killed Amanda Palmer?
The Haunted: The Haunted made me do it

[doom]

Joy Division - Closer
Joy Division - Still
LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver
LCD Soundsystem - This is Happening

[Aaron]

Last night Ministry: The Mind is a Terrible Thing To taste. The Land of Rape and Honey. Psalm 69

Today/tonight tomorrow at work. Mike Patton.


Also, just so you all know. I'm gona rape this day.