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Originally posted by darvlay
Animal Collective
Akron/Family
Battles
Belle and Sebastian
Black Lips
Blonde Redhead
Billy Childish
Clinic
Daughters
Deerhoof
Deerhunter
Ex-Models
Fantomas
Field Music
Gang Gang Dance
Giddy Motors
Hella
The Hives
Hot Chip
ISIS
Jay Reatard
Joanna Newsom
LCD Soundsystem
Les Georges Leningrad
Les Savy Fav
Liars
Lightning Bolt
The Locu ...[text shortened]... le
Spoon
Stereo Total
Trans Am
TV On The Radio
Vaz
Wilco
XBXRX
Yo La Tengo
Young Widows
I've been meaning to put Stereo Total back on my ipod. Thanks for the reminder.

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Originally posted by darvlay
Lonesome Crowded West is a great album.
So is Doolittle, it's what I've listened to most over the last couple of months.

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
So is Doolittle, it's what I've listened to most over the last couple of months.
I found that at Goodwill for 3$ a little more than a week ago. But, sadly, it was a burned copy (it was in the original case, though).

My search for used Pixies cds continues...

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Originally posted by badmoon
Rock and Roll has produced nearly nothing substantial from new artists in roughly 12 years. Those of you born after 1978 are to blame for this. You haven't pulled your creative weight at all. Too absorbed in your 92 second Youtube videos is what i think.
Try Jools Holland's Later on BBC2 Friday nights. Sometimes, good new acts.

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Originally posted by GalaxyShield
I found that at Goodwill for 3$ a little more than a week ago. But, sadly, it was a burned copy (it was in the original case, though).

My search for used Pixies cds continues...
Just buy new or something - very worth it.

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Just buy new or something - very worth it.
I know, I wouldn't wait that long to buy new. I've gotten lucky finding some other stuff, so I thought I'd give it a shot.

Have a rec on which one I should buy first if I have to go new?

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Originally posted by GalaxyShield
I know, I wouldn't wait that long to buy new. I've gotten lucky finding some other stuff, so I thought I'd give it a shot.

Have a rec on which one I should buy first if I have to go new?
TBH, I've only heard Doolittle...I just can't convince myself to get anything else by them until I've really saturated that album. 🙂

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
TBH, I've only heard Doolittle...I just can't convince myself to get anything else by them until I've really saturated that album. 🙂
Lol. I probably will start with Doolittle, since that was the first one I found used (even if it was just the case 🙂). I'll go from there

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Originally posted by GalaxyShield
Lol. I probably will start with Doolittle, since that was the first one I found used (even if it was just the case 🙂). I'll go from there
It's amazing. 😉

If you haven't heard Modest Mouse though, definitely Lonesome Crowded West - just amazing...and I've heard all of their albums. 😉

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
It's amazing. 😉

If you haven't heard Modest Mouse though, definitely Lonesome Crowded West - just amazing...and I've heard all of their albums. 😉
I've heard Modest Mouse. I was actually trying to find an album of theirs to get. I found one once but didn't really like it, but I still wanted to find something else. I'll look for that, now. Thanks.

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Originally posted by GalaxyShield
I've heard Modest Mouse. I was actually trying to find an album of theirs to get. I found one once but didn't really like it, but I still wanted to find something else. I'll look for that, now. Thanks.
Do you remember which one? To me the albums all sound very distinct from one another. I like all of them really, yes, even the two new ones.

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Do you remember which one? To me the albums all sound very distinct from one another. I like all of them really, yes, even the two new ones.
I think it was called 'Building Nothing Out of Something'. It had 3-4 songs I enjoyed, but I just didn't enjoy the rest of it. Not really sure why, though.

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Originally posted by darvlay
Bands I REALLY LOVED in the 90's (Post-95):

Pavement
Six Finger Satellite
Beat Happening
Fugazi
Jesus Lizard
Shellac
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Pussy Galore
Royal Trux
Helium
Hammerhead
Sonic Youth
Stereolab
Tortoise
Mr. Bungle
Ween
Girls Against Boys
Nomeasnno
Sunny Day Real Estate
Brainiac
Wooden Stars
Heavy Vegetable
The Inbreds ...[text shortened]... icksand
Pixies
Slint
Polvo
Maow
Portishead
Melvins
Modest Mouse
New Bomb Turks
Zumpano
I would sasy that bands that you list like the Pixies, Sonic Youth, Jon Spencer had there best days pre -95

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Originally posted by badmoon
I would sasy that bands that you list like the Pixies, Sonic Youth, Jon Spencer had there best days pre -95
Yes, No, No.

Have you heard any of the other bands I listed?

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Originally posted by darvlay
Yes, No, No.

Have you heard any of the other bands I listed?
Guess you weren't much of a tech-industrial fan? I don't see any:

Sheep on Drugs
Nitzerebb
Lords of Acid
Sisters of Mercy
My Life with The Thrill Kill Kult
Front 242
Delerium
KMFDM
PIG
Screams for Tina
Revolting C@cks

etc