the last album was ok, but far from their best stuff, i'm curious to see what the new one is like

i've liked everything they've ever done personally though I don't listen to it much.

I'd love a mixture of said album and "Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night". Beautiful stuff.

The BBC Radio One Sessions compilation is very, very good too. I have been listening to that a lot recently.

ditto, especially disc 1

The versions of 'Doubt', 'John Cage Bubblegum' and 'Super-Electric' are particularly good on that one.

yeah, doubt has been getting a lot of rewinds lately. peng 33 is another great track on there.

Peng the album is a good one. Two tracks off it that I play a lot are 'K-Stars' and 'Super Falling Star'. It's not like any other album by Stereolab, in a way. It's not even their best. Laetitia Sadier makes a cool vocal appearance on The Hair and Skin Trading Co.'s song 'Go Round' on the album 'Over Valence'.

finest stereolab record..

possibly the album transient random noise bursts coupled with the jenny ondioline e.p.

agreed.

i mean its got "crest" on it.. possibly the most fun you can have with one chord ever...

i saw them in 1995 with tortoise in dublin.. that was fucking special......

i have to say that yeah, i do enjoy everything i've heard from them.

Fuck yeah, I bought that when it first came out.....goodness.

I love this band because they made me discover so much other good music, like the ethiopiques compilations, for instance. They also gave Broadcast their first break, which is a fine thing in my book.

Talking of Broadcast, does anyone want the Peel Sessions? They do a mean version of 'Pendulum' on them. All of them are goodness, though.

i would accept it porky, i haven't listened to broadcast in a long time.

Coolio. I'll up it then.

fuckin' a.

Great Been Hanging Out For Different Broadcast To Hear For A While Now!

the lyrics of crest were in my sig for a while
love stereolab
i think i might like mars audiac quintet the best though

edit:its still in my signature

three women.mp3 from chemical chords (right click and save)

and the video of said song, courtesy of stereogum.