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Listening to the Eagles of Death Metal's 'I Only Want You' over, and over. Eagerly anticipating their album on the 14th.

Eagles of Death Metal has Queen's of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme and two other people I don't know because they changed their names for the band, and the only one I can recognize (by voice and picture) is Josh Homme.

EAGER BEAVER.

EDIT: Looking at the calendar and the 14th is not a Tuesday. Probably released on the 24th. 

The Von Bondies - Pawn Shoppe Heart

I like these guys.. good 'ol (sort of garage) rock.  Jack White produced this album... and then beat up the lead singer.  Heh.  Anyway, it comes out in March, but until then... *whistles innocently*

I may be wrong, but i think that whole mentality started when "underground"/less popular bands went from almost unknown or had a cult following to mainstream, they changed their music to further cater to the wants and desires of what they thought the mainstream wanted - which usually was the exact opposite of the good stuff they were already putting out. Thus, being mainstream often now equates with selling out and bad, etc.

Well like I said, I get the point, but sometimes it's taken too far.  I mean, if something sucks, then you can hold being mainstream and manufactured against it, but it shouldn't work the other way around that you hold being mainstream against something before giving it a chance.

Anyway, seeing as the Audioslave CD I settled for has only really given me one more song to listen to, I've just been listening to my old playlist again.  Cake and Linkin Park, mostly, as I'd ignored them both for awhile, for some reason.

I'm cycling through the Modest Mouse album, "Float on" being my favorite.

I'm cycling through the Modest Mouse album, "Float on" being my favorite.

i hope you know there more than one.

right now i'm listening to Kid A by radiohead. 

Coheed and Cambria. I didn't like them at first, but for some reason they've started to grow on me.

Ohhhh... the Beta Band.

Friggin' Awesome.

How is Heroes to Zeros? All I have is Hot Shots II.

Yeah. What a money sucker.

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

I like this album a lot.  It's one of those "gets better every time you listen to it" things.  And I've been listening to it A LOT.  Five times so far today.  It seems like I should have gotten sick of it by now.. but I haven't.  I don't know how I managed to avoid this for the last 13 years (ok so I was only 8 when it came out).  Probably because it's so non-radio-friendly, the only way you could've heard of it is from your cool friends.  I never had any of those. :razz2:

Well, after seeing Garden State, I picked up The Shins' two albums.  They're on the soundtrack and even play a role in the hooking up of the two main characters, is how those two things are connected.  Anyway, took me a while to get them, but they're great.  HNB introduced me to the band a year or so ago, and even though I liked the songs I downloaded, I guess I just wasn't in the right mood for it until now.  Because now I can't stop listening to 'em.

Chutes Too Narrow.

Stereolab is my favorite groove. If you really like the ABC music CD, then you should give Emperor Tomato Ketchup a listen to. Alot of what is on the live BBC album is on E. T. C. It is really interesting to compare how different they sound.

Other Stereolab CD's that are great:
~ Sound-Dust
~ Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements
~ The Groop Played Space Age Bachelor Pad Music
~ Margerine Eclipse
~ Dots and Loops

Air - Talkie Walkie

Amazing x 2.