dont mistake all the education I school y'all with as coming exclusively from albums or books..
in this particular regard, the chorus compliments the reality of history and so it was appropriate to cite it as reference..

I understand. I have that too sometimes.

you lose yr keys A LOT, don't you?

1. The Infamous is a masterpiece. Though I would say that HELL ON EARTH is actually very good, nothing else came close, save for Prodigy's RETURN OF THE MAC from 2007. But still...

2. It Was Written was a let down. And so were a lot, but he has sort of returned to almost form with his last few. But still...

You are missing out man.

Built to Spill - Perfect from Now On I feel like they completed their whole purpose in that one record.

no. They did that with THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH LOVE

keep it like a secret bitches
keep it like a secret

I wonder how much of this you feel like you need to say, in spite of practice, out of requirement of your own self-obsession of not being accused a poser.

It is what posers do, basically.

I love Ghost's self titled album, but I don't know if I'll ever get another of their albums. I'd like to, but it looks like my Boris and Malice Mizer obsessions will leave me without much money to spare.

I agree.

I think There's Nothing Wrong With Love is better, although Perfect From Now on has some fantastic songs on it.

I've owned Illmatic for about 12 years and I love it completely, but I've never really thought about buying any other Nas records

(Iggy and) the Stooges: Raw Power
The Ramones: Rocket to Russia
The Minutemen: Double Nickel on the Dime

I'd say "Leave Home" and "Rocket To Russia" are neck and neck in quality. I just heard Leave Home yesterday and love it

Stooges FunHouse is pretty solid too, I actually have not heard Raw Power, but really enjoy FunHouse

Elastica - Elastica

Still one my favourite records ever. I wanted to buy their second album, which accidentally contains their best song (My Sex), but never got round to it because I've listened to a copy at a friend's house, once, and thought it was a bit shit.

Rodan - Rusty

http://www.stylusmagazine.com/articl...odan-rusty.htm

Nah man, gotta get There's Nothing Wrong with Love and Keep it Like a Secret

"Car".

that's my 2nd favorite. "You Were Right" is perhaps the pinnacle of Doug Martsh's songwriting.

Well they only have one album so I'm sure you don't need to feel the need to buy another album!

I think that was the joke.

.....I hope.

for the longest time it was Sonic Youth w/ DDN

I hope... as well.

That's the only one that ever got released, apart from demos and live bootlegged shit.

awesomeness though.

After Rodan split the various members were involved in a large number of other musical projects though.

Music is in the best place it's ever been right now in terms of what's available, just remember to use it to your advantage, not as a detriment to progress.

Some of the post-Rodan stuff I prefer to Rodan (i.e. anything Tara Jane O'Neil is involved with)

I think member(s) of Rodan were in June of 44 and the Shipping News...? both good bands but I definitely prefer Rodan. not heard any of Tara Jane O'Neil's solo though, yet. was there anything else after Rodan that I haven't mentioned that's worth checking out?

Sharks And Sailors!!!!!!!!!!!! June of 44 rule.

Sonora Pine are probably worth checking out, they're actually kind of a weird band at times... I also really remember liking Retsin's "Egg Fusion" (that's all I've heard by them though).

Candlemass - Nightfall
I don't know, maybe I'll get Epicus Doomicus Metallicus if I find it and I'm in the right mood.

Rachel's
http://www.rachelsband.com/

ah yeah, i've heard of Rachels but not listened to them. i'll check it out, and Sonora Pine too because I quite dig that name for some reason... cheers.

steely dan-katy lied (i had pretzel logic in the past too but traded that piece of shit in)

i know they are like tyhe epitome of lame in the eyes of most self respecting punk rocker, but i am not a punk rocker, and i think the instrumentation and arrangements on that album are about as perfect as one will ever hear in pop music.

the screamers-demos (they dont have shit else)

stevie wonder-innervisions (i think i want to get talking book though). innervisions is perfect, just godamned perfect. i like it more than sly stone's "theres a riot goin on", my other fave funk album. only funk i like better is parliament, but thats because they are like a fucked up conceptual drug funk band, yknow? but stevie's voice makes me wanna cry, the track "jesus children" is my favorite song for drunken karaoke.

Great call.

what F'ing ever... Steely D is great.

the thread isnt about bands that you like only one album, but bands that you only ever felt the need to buy one album of.

it's alright man. A lot of people completely ignored the topic. I gave up a while ago.

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon. Loved it, but other albums got in the way of me buying more Pink Floyd albums.

Comus - First Utterance