The Mars Volta are very good band. I recommend them all the time to people.

The first single off the Francis the Mute is The Widow.

You really should check out their (i belive) first albumn De-Loused in the Comatorium.

What I am listening to:
- Daft Punk - Face to Face (Discovery)
- Hall & Oates - Rich Girl (Ultimate Daryl Hall & John Oat)
- Bear vs. Shark - Ma Jolie (Right Now, You're in the Best)
- Karate - Tow Truck (Pockets)

Jethro Tull's Warchild. Man, that's sweet. Takes me right back. I lost my rock and roll virginity (not my sexual virginity) to Jethro Tull. I found a copy of Aqualung in the locker room at school in the seventh grade. I turned it in to the teacher, and when no one claimed it, he let me have it. I played that record to death. I know every word, every note of every song. It's one solid unit to me. Not, this song and that one, I like, and uh, the rest is ok. Practically a theme album, to be consumed completely, in order. Well, to me anyway.

Warchild is considerably younger, and isn't the same integrated whole, but still rocks, and has some brilliant tracks on it. As a bonus in my old age, the "newly remastered" cd has all 10 original tracks on it, including favorites like "Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day" (the reason I bought the disc), Warchild, and Bungle In Ihe Jungle, but SEVEN bonus tracks! Practically another whole album. Sweet.

GBH
Sick of It All
Minor Threat

it is an old school kind of day.

Feeling trendy at the moment
Cooper Temple Clause - Kick up the fire and let the flames break loose
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
Nitin Sawhney - Human

It's a chilly Radio Paradise.com (Soul Coughing was the last tune, now it's the Chili Peppers)night here at el casa Dagney

RP is Grifftopias highest rated station. :)

I love it...listen to it nearly every night.

And just sent off some support funds..(I want that ipod shuffle!)

Phish- Boogie On Reggae Woman

Then I am going to put in a new one- Best Of Guided By Voices

I succumbed to the BMG CD Club. So I just received my "free" CDs:

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I think Brahms 1st symphony is first, but I've pledged not to do it till I've caught up on my Cellar-related listening.

I guess since everyone is jumping on the thread, I'll throw my iTunes playlist up for all to ridicule.

The Shins
Rachael Yamagata
Jarvis Church
Kenna
Charlie Mars
Tower of Power
Powderfinger
Cinematic Orchestra

This isn't a big ridicule thread. We'd try but usually we never heard of the stuff we'd ride you about. Thumbs up for Tower of Power.

This weekend its the Grateful Dawg soundtrack with Grisman and Garcia and King Sunny Ade to keep the butts shaking round here.

I have his Goldberg Variations, which was recommended to me by Dr. Hannibal Lecter.

Do you hear his somewhat bizarre humming on this one too?

Yeah, this is actually a 3 disc set... the 1950s recording (with the notorious humming most on display), the one from the 1980s, and a disc of outtakes and interviews.

Right here, right now the Behexen portion of the Horna / Behexen split.

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