Ah thanks knew I misspelled it his stuff is really good, although I have not listen to enough yet, I'd still recommend him. Also I think going to see AJJ live pushed me over the edge, thus why I still listen to them.

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David Bowie - Space Oddity (1969)

"Ground control to Major Tom"... there. Now it's in your head, too.

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Sun Kil Moon, Benji

Not quite sure what I think of this. It's very memorable, and some of the lyrics are incredibly hard hitting ("my uncle died in a fire on his birthday," for instance)... but so much of it just sounds like pointless over sharing. Which I guess is the point. Hence my conflicted feelings. I may have to listen more. Does that mean I like it? I'm so confused.

^I love it because it's so real, but people uncomfortable with oversharing might find it off-putting.


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Outkast - Speakerboxx/The Love Below (2003)

I must've listened to this album a thousand times.

Skagos - Anarchic
Nyktalgia - Nyktalgia
The Beatles - Revolver
Green Day - Dookie
Architecture in Helsinki - Places Like This
Arnaut Pavle - Arnaut Pavle
All - Allroy For Prez
Naked City - Naked City
Descendents - I Don't Want to Grow Up
Judas Iscariot - Thy Dying Light
Neurosis - Times of Grace
Pinhead Gunpowder - Goodbye Ellston Avenue

Mogwai - Young Team
MBV - loveless
Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica
Wolves in Sheepskin - Knuckle in the Mud
Melt Banana - Fetch

I lectured on Let It Be today, so Let It Be.

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Hospice by The Antlers

god I have the worst love/hate with this album. in once sense its the worst violation of artificial sadness ive ever heard. it's like a terrible soap opera in music form. but, at the end of the day, the first time I ever listened to this was when my grandfather was in a hospice. the last time I saw him we watched the phoenix coyotes and Detroit red wings in game 3 of the first round playoffs. I remember this. extraordinarily well. and that's how I remember this album. I cant hear The Kettering without shedding a little tear because it reminds me so much of his funeral.

it's weird because I don't get why this is so popular, yet it's so attached to me. its an album I just cant detach myself from but definitely understand the criticism

^that's a good take on Hospice


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Mogwai - Special Moves (2010)

They've never impressed me, but they've never irked me, either. So I guess they're all right.

All over BEYONCÉ platinum edition!!!, I know that people in my school are talking about Flawless and 7/11:bowdown: They should call her Empress Slayoncé