You have stellar taste sir.

Les Savy Fav-Cat and the Cobra: I got Inches a few years ago and didn't really get the big deal and decided to way back and I really dig it. It's just a big pile of fun.

psychedelic horseshit-magic flowers droned: I've been hearing about these guys for a while but never got around to listening. Pretty much a catchier (aka better) Times New Viking. I like it a lot.

Superchunk-First Time Ep Snoozefest deleted

The Thermals-Fuckin A Nothing amazing but good enough.

I second that.

June of 44 are like the Joan of Arc of math rock, so damn underrated.

Thanks guys. I'm actually familiar with both albums already, but only had them as mp3s. I'm more selective about what I buy on CD these days, and these are worth it. Actually my favorite June of 44 is Tropics and Meridians, but Four Great Points is close.

I just ordered more stuff online (nice sale at wherehouse.com and some cheapies at Amazon Marketplace):

Navies - An Estate
The Ruby Doe - Always With Wings (local band I heard on the radio yesterday)
Young Widows - Settle Down City
Propagandhi - Supporting Caste
Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits
Crank: High Voltage [Soundtrack] (Mike Patton)
Diamond Watch Wrists - Ice Capped at Both Ends
Isis - Wavering Radiant

I got into LSV arond the time Go Forth was out, and Inches didn't really do much for me. It didn't feel tight like an album, I guess because it isn't. Have you heard the Rome EP? It's my favorite of their releases.

3 Albums:

MxPx "The Ever Passing Moment" - was stolen from me in high school on this kids last day before transferring, I vowed that if I ever saw him again he would receive a swift kick in the nuts. Yes, Ben, I remember...

Darker My Love "2" - yet to give it a listen.

Silversun Pickups "Swoon" - I am equally intrigued and unimpressed by this band. The first few spins of Carnavas were good, now I find myself only wanting to listen to 'Lazy Eye' and nothing else. Swoon had the same effect, but with 'Growing Old is Getting Old' and nothing else.

Yay for lo-fi shit.

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Actually, I gave bad information before. The last album I bought was...

Old 97's : Hit by a Train, The Best Of...

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The last album I thought was worth it to buy was Death Magnetic. Or, rather, the NEWEST album I've bought was Death Magnetic. I still find myself frequently buying old treasures by bands like Soundgarden, Rage Against the Machine, etc. I also like to buy live performance DvD's in addition to albums.

great album as well

she's just that kind of girl is my favorite track from that album,......

i need to make you a lucero mix,..i'm just lazy,...but i need too

On vinyl:

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Frank Zappa - The Mothers of Invention/Over-nite Sensation
Great album. I'm glad to finally have it on vinyl.

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Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones
Love this one as well. Tom Waits is a mad man.

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Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear
I picked up this one because of all the good reviews from MB, and I'm so pleased with it. Thanks guys.

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Opeth - Blackwater Park
I had the album already, but on vinyl, it's a completely different sound. Fhttp://www.musicbanter.com/newreply.php?do=postreply&t=16424ucking awesome.