[noisereductions]

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[gmku]

The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Acme

I have no idea what I was thinking. Complete whim, that one.

[noisereductions]

I liked ORANGE and NOW I GOT WORRY... that's about it for JSBX.

dr alban - one love

[nicfit]

chris whitley - din of ecstasy

[atsonicpark]

...and you will know us by the trail of dead "source tags and codes".

It's pretty good, but it's probably the worst CD I own and I don't really like them enough to own their CD's (it was only like $12 but still). It has to win some kind of award for some of the worst drumming I've ever heard. Anyway, I never listen to it, though the first two songs on it are pretty cool. Just a really meh band.

I used to have an Arab Strap CD, I got rid of that pretty damn quickly though!

I Like Mistakes And Regrets By You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead

[_slavo_]

Originally Posted by al shabbray

dr alban - one love

I have 2 unlimited - no limits.

I was 9yrs old when I bought it but that's no excuse.

[Danny Himself]

Most Radiohead albums.

Originally Posted by _slavo_

I have 2 unlimited - no limits.

I was 9yrs old when I bought it but that's no excuse.

I used to have both albums of them.
got some other pretty shitty stuff flyin around

[atsonicpark]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

Most Radiohead albums.

Word. I own the Bends and OK Computer and Kid A and Amnesiac. Love the last two, find the first two pretty boring. I guess I should get rid of them.

Looking through my cd's now, I have Afghan Whigs - Gentleman, Echo and the Bunnymen - Songs to Learn and Sing, Scrawl - Thank You, My Bloody Valentine - Loveless, The Smiths - The Queen is Dead, Ned's Atomic Dustbin - God Fodder. Those cd's are all okay but probably aren't worth keeping.

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

The Smiths - The Queen is Dead

That one surprises me. It's all about differences in taste I know, but still, I can't imagine anyone thinking that's anything other than a very good album.

I large percentage of my CDs fall into that "why" category. Top of that pile right now is probably Anti-Flag's A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime album. Don't ask.

[SuperCreep]

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.

Even when I did like the Smashing Pumpkins, I never got the fuss about this one. I probably like five songs on the whole thing. It currently resides in a box full of my shameful CD's like Metallica, Kid Rock, Linkin Park, etc.

[SuperCreep]

Oh yeah, and some kid sold me an album by The Get Up Kids for $2 and he told me I'd love it. One of the most "bleh" CD's I've ever owned. I still hold onto it since I kinda like the artwork.

[atsonicpark]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

That one surprises me. It's all about differences in taste I know, but still, I can't imagine anyone thinking that's anything other than a very good album.

I large percentage of my CDs fall into that "why" category. Top of that pile right now is probably Anti-Flag's A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime album. Don't ask.

Nah, I said, it's alright, just not something I ever listen to. For the record, I love Louder than Bombs. Most Smiths cd's bore me though.

[atsonicpark]

Haha there's an anti-flag album I like, can't remember the name. It's a really cheesy album... it has this song called "Right On" on it...

"ANTI-FLAG? THAT DOESN'T MEAN 'ANTI THE AMERICAN FLAG DOES IT'? RIGHT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Haha.

[king_buzzo]

pixies - trompe le monde
sex pistols - never mind the bollocks

[atsonicpark]

Aw, Trompe Le Monde rules. Best Pixies album.

[blunderbuss]

Quite a lot of Thurston's improv stuff. For the sake of choosing just one I'll say The Voloptulist.

[lechaoscestmoi]

led zeppelin ii
london calling
psychocandy
the wall