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AThorpedo
Come one, come all! In the same vein as the Official Film Snobs Club, exclusionist attitudes come free with every top 20 favorite albums or artists list posted! If you feel like you should be entitled to tell people to never listen to music again, then apply. As someone that has been telling people to listen to better music for years now, I will let you know how qualified you aren't to push your taste in music onto others. I hated your favorite band before you knew they existed; I know what I'm doing.

If I like the cut of your jib, you can tell people what bands to listen to and why the music they listen to is just recycled, trite bullshit. We can also exchange soulseek usernames. <3

So, as I said, post your Top 20 favorite ALBUMS or ARTISTS. I'm not terribly interested in hearing about your favorite songs. Chances are those change all the time. Artists and albums offer something a bit more consistent.

We will be like a bowel irritation with a dope record collection. 1 2 3! 1 2 3!

ALBUMS
1. Death to False Screamo compilation (N/A)
2. Pretty Hot / Ghost Mice split (Anti-Creative, 2005)
3. Andrew Jackson Jihad / Ghost Mice split (Plan-It-X, 2007)
4. Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains - All Power to the Wingnuts! E.P. (Spare Change, ?)
5. I Hate Myself - 2 Songs (No Idea, 2000)
6. Ghost Mice - The Debt of the Dead (Plan-It-X, 2004)
7. Circle Takes the Square - As the Roots Undo (Robotic Empire, 2004)
8. Mischief Brew - Smash the Windows (Fistolo, 2005)
9. Orchid - Gatefold (Ebullition, 2000?)
10. World/Inferno Friendship Society - Just the Best Party Ever (Chunksaah, 2002)
11. Anti-Product - The EPs of AP ( ?, 2002)
12. Defiance, Ohio - Share What Ya Got (Plan-It-X, 2004)
13. Raein - Il N'y a Pas de Orchestre (React With Protest, 2003)
14. Countdown to Putsch - Ideas for the Living and the Willing to Act (Ebullition, ?)
15. I Hate Myself - 10 Songs (No Idea, 1997)
16. Iskra - Untitled (Profane Existence, 2004)
17. Saetia - A Retrospective (Level Plane, 2001)
18. The Devil is Electric - I've Never Trusted a Revolutionary That Was Afraid to Dance (Plan-It-X, 2001)
19. Soophie Nun Squad - Passion Slays the Dragon (Plan-It-X, 2003)
20. Michael Jordan Touchdown Pass - Cash, Money, Etc. (Spare Change, 2006)
NoSex
This will take me some time, but, I'll submit an application soon. Looks like fun.
AThorpedo
QUOTE(NoSex @ Oct 3 2007, 02:28 AM) *
This will take me some time, but, I'll submit an application soon. Looks like fun.

I'm counting on you, Nate. Counting. On. You.
Tung
1. Daphne Loves Derby
2. Paramore
3. This Providence
4. Michelle Branch
5. Senses Fail
6. Mae
7. Hawthorne Heights
8. Saosin
9. Valencia
10. Relient K
11. Cute is What We Aim For
12. Sherwood
13. Silent Point
14. Howie Day
15. Ryan Cabrera
16. Incubus
17. Head Automica
18. Deathcab for Cutie
19. Jack Johnson
20. Dashboard Confessionals

My music taste greatly differs. from yours
alovesopure
Hmm... Interesting. I'll give it a shot, I suppose.
(random order)
  1. Mewithoutyou
  2. Neutral Milk Hotel
  3. Brand New
  4. The Decemberists
  5. Owen
  6. ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
  7. The Shins
  8. Lovedrug
  9. One Amazin' Kid
  10. Psalters
  11. Anathallo
  12. Sufjan Stevens
  13. Rocky Votolato
  14. Cool Hand Luke
  15. Secret Lives of the Freemasons
  16. Stars
  17. Beloved
  18. The Myriad
  19. Mae
  20. Standing Small
AThorpedo
QUOTE(tungmyBANANA @ Oct 3 2007, 02:36 AM) *
My music taste greatly differs. from yours

The optimist in me wants to believe that this list a joke. The realist in me knows that it's just a list of "auto-no"s and you are completely serious. One thing's for sure, we do have very different taste in music. I don't listen to music that is unfathomably boring and unimaginative.

QUOTE(alovesopure @ Oct 3 2007, 02:39 AM) *
Hmm... Interesting. I'll give it a shot, I suppose.

I would have agreed more with this list a few years ago when I had a greater interest in indie. That interest has long since faded, though. Thusly, a lot of this list I don't particularly hate or even dislike, I just wouldn't care to listen to them again; I used to listen to The Trail of Dead, The Decemberists, Neutral Milk Hotel, Owen, and Sufjan Stevens.

I have to say, though, mewithoutyou is probably one of my most hated bands. There are a few bands on this list that I haven't heard of (Psalters, Anathallo, One Amazin' Kid, Stars) but if any on thing killed this list for me, it'd be mewithoutyou.

So, um, send this list to me three years ago and I'll let you in. ermm.gif
Tung
Wow, how can you now like acoustical music? You are a horrible person. You music taste is awful.
AThorpedo
QUOTE(tungmyBANANA @ Oct 3 2007, 03:29 PM) *
Wow, how can you now like acoustical music? You are a horrible person. You music taste is awful.

If you knew anything about music outside of what is spoon fed to you, you'd know that almost half of the albums on my list are acoustic; and, in most cases, the bands that made those albums are strictly acoustic. I'm pretty sure I have more acoustic on my list than you do. In other words, THEY SHOULD CALL YOU MARIO BECAUSE YOU JUST GOT ONE UP'D.

Nice try, though. Better luck next time, guy. Next time tell me you like powerpop and Fueled By Ramen Records more than I do, and I'll agree entirely.

P.S. you should know that it's Dashboard Confessional, not Dashboard Confessionals. There's only one confessional on the dashboard. Apparently, I know your bands better than you do, too.
alovesopure
QUOTE(AThorpedo @ Oct 3 2007, 04:27 PM) *
I would have agreed more with this list a few years ago when I had a greater interest in indie. That interest has long since faded, though. Thusly, a lot of this list I don't particularly hate or even dislike, I just wouldn't care to listen to them again; I used to listen to The Trail of Dead, The Decemberists, Neutral Milk Hotel, Owen, and Sufjan Stevens.

I have to say, though, mewithoutyou is probably one of my most hated bands. There are a few bands on this list that I haven't heard of (Psalters, Anathallo, One Amazin' Kid, Stars) but if any on thing killed this list for me, it'd be mewithoutyou.

So, um, send this list to me three years ago and I'll let you in. ermm.gif

Aw, well thats okay, I suppose.
May I ask why mewithoutyou is one of your most hated bands?
breakingdawn
Wait, let me get this straight: Admittance to this club is based solely on your like or dislike of the posted artists? Do you have any special plaques or awards hanging on your wall that make you a highly qualified music connoisseur, or are you just being overly pretentious and seating yourself on a higher pedestal because you have all the time on your hands to discover every band there ever was and then compare them to other people's favorites?

Oh, okay. I get it.
CowerPointyObjects
I'm a member of last.fm's Musical Elitists. We are far superior in our elitism; yesterday we had 8 members pending for admittance. Of those, one was accepted and another is being considered because he was a former member, the rest rejected. We've also capped membership at 50, but that's not an issue because we also kick out inactive members. We have an official executioner, but she only makes the decisions on her own when the applicant is blatantly terrible.

What makes me wary of this is that it is...well, everything, and therefore I'll probably have to get back to you on this.
AThorpedo
QUOTE(CowerPointyObjects @ Oct 3 2007, 05:12 PM) *
What makes me wary of this is that it is...well, everything, and therefore I'll probably have to get back to you on this.

I looked into your club and it was nothing but rehashed indie bullshit that everybody over at Pitchfork strokes their knobs to. The rest were singers and musicians from sixty years ago that everybody listens to just so that they feel like they have more indie "cred," a few of which, I admittedly like.

I'll give you a shot, though. I sense potential. Send a list (I'm somewhat expecting an album, since my hopes are mildly up) and maybe we can work something out.

QUOTE(breakingdawn @ Oct 3 2007, 04:45 PM) *
Wait, let me get this straight: Admittance to this club is based solely on your like or dislike of the posted artists? Do you have any special plaques or awards hanging on your wall that make you a highly qualified music connoisseur, or are you just being overly pretentious and seating yourself on a higher pedestal because you have all the time on your hands to discover every band there ever was and then compare them to other people's favorites?

Oh, okay. I get it.

A little bit from column A, a little bit from column B. I hardly put taking the time to discover new bands that actually bring something new and interesting to the realm of music on the same level as "having all the time on my hands." I'm sure you have your passions.

But, other than that, yeah, you're pretty much right. You can't be in this club unless I like your list because it means you don't listen to shitty music.

REPRSENT. TRU PUNX.

QUOTE(alovesopure @ Oct 3 2007, 04:23 PM) *
Aw, well thats okay, I suppose.
May I ask why mewithoutyou is one of your most hated bands?

To put it simply, they just represent a lot of what I don't like about music. I hate their sytle of music. There isn't a whole lot to "post-hardcore" that I can actually say I enjoy; it pretty much extends to me thoroughly enjoying Blood Brothers and At the Drive-In, in other words, the two post-hardcore bands that everybody likes. I also hate how blatantly Christian they are. I am sour towards post-hardcore, I am sour towards Christian rock. I can say one good thing about them, though: the vocalist isn't terrible. All other factors aside, I do enjoy the vocals.

Oh, and I am enemies with Tooth and Nail records.
CowerPointyObjects
Work something out? Your taste is not that amazing, hun.

Ohhh, you're from Valparaiso. No wonder you're counting on Nate.
Villainess
Im betting chocolate here that techno and new wave music are frowned upon here... sad.gif
Tung
I seriously find you amusing. You think you are like the queen and master at music. You think you know everything about it, and you think your tastes in music is only acceptable. So if i made a list, of bands I didn't like, but I posted bands you like, just to make you happy, i'm sure you will like that. Seriously, the only elitists you are in is wack music.
doiink
dude tung wtf, ARE YOU f**kING COLORBLIND OR SOMETHING? teal is THE BEST COLOR; the fact that you like yellow just shows your incompetence and lack of knowledge in colorolgy. foreals. and goddamn, you even spelled CERULEAN wrong. and well, since my favorite color is teal, EVERYONE WHOSE FAVORITE COLOR IS SOMETHING ELSE FAILS AT LIFE.
Villainess
^Where the hell did that come from???


But yes teal is the shit.

Let get back to topic here.
breakingdawn
QUOTE(doiink @ Oct 3 2007, 08:01 PM) *
dude tung wtf, ARE YOU f**kING COLORBLIND OR SOMETHING? teal is THE BEST COLOR; the fact that you like yellow just shows your incompetence and lack of knowledge in colorolgy. foreals. and goddamn, you even spelled CERULEAN wrong. and well, since my favorite color is teal, EVERYONE WHO'S FAVORITE COLOR IS SOMETHING ELSE FAILS AT LIFE.

rofl1.gif
doiink
i was making an allusion..

..not everything in life is black and white...




HAHAAHA OMG GET IT? LOL IM SO GOOD
CowerPointyObjects
mellow.gif that is so not what an allusion is.
Tung
What betty means is, just because you like a certain something, and if you see someone else liking something else that you don't like, it doesn't mean their liking sucks.
doiink
..it was an indirect reference..
breakingdawn
QUOTE(doiink @ Oct 3 2007, 08:05 PM) *
i was making an allusion..

..not everything in life is black and white...
HAHAAHA OMG GET IT? LOL IM SO GOOD


I GET IT NOW BETTY LOL. laugh.gif
Villainess
Lets relax-o on El spam-o.

Diana doesn't want to take the Mod whip out.
Tung
I think i need a spanking Diana. ;D
breakingdawn
QUOTE(Villainess @ Oct 3 2007, 08:11 PM) *
Lets relax-o on El spam-o.

Diana doesn't want to take the Mod whip out.


Sorry sad.gif


Okay, let's get back on topic. Basically, this group is for people who only like music by how it sounds, but only if no one's ever heard of it before. I wouldn't doubt that AThorpedo or whatever the hell her (or his?) name is has never had a single class of music appreciation or studied an instrument, and judges their music solely by how it sounds. If (s)he doesn't like the way your music sounds, it's because it's not up to the standards that she herself set because she is fooling herself into thinking that she is a musical expert. (Sorry, I gave up on determining your sex and just chose female because I like the way it sounds.) So if you like any of these mystery bands that have mysteriously not made it big yet (I wonder why), and like to deny people their rights to enjoy their music, just because you don't like it, this is the group for you! thumbsup.gif


I apologize for the rant, I just really hate pretentious people.
doiink
^ damn you beat me to it. i wanted to leave a whole fatty paragraph on the stupidity of this thread, but i ended up just explaining my opinion with that segment of color preference.

QUOTE
I apologize for the rant, I just really hate pretentious people.


especially those that think their own opinions or preference MEAN shit.

if everyone liked the same artists you did, would you still like those artists? would that even make yourself unique or stand out from other people?



and who are you to say your music taste is some sort of STANDARD. gtfo
Tung
^ Thank you. I wanted to say that, but didn't know how to word it. Thanks again Lauren.

ps. hows that one kid from yesterday ey? you guys on the next level yet ;D ;D
breakingdawn
QUOTE(tungmyBANANA @ Oct 3 2007, 08:23 PM) *
^ Thank you. I wanted to say that, but didn't know how to word it. Thanks again Lauren.

ps. hows that one kid from yesterday ey? you guys on the next level yet ;D ;D


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CowerPointyObjects
No, kids, no. Taking the time to explore different types of music and more obscure artists is a GOOD thing, whereas assuming that something is good simply because it's popular is certainly not. Why settle for mediocre music you only think you enjoy just because it's easy to come by? If you only listen to mainstream artists, and when you do try to find new music, you only pick up on bands that sound exactly the same as the stuff you already listen to, that isn't taste. Being open-minded enough to find music you genuinely like is a great thing, but if you pass it off as pretension then you're pretty much hopeless.

You can't assume that something is good or bad from whether it is popular or not. Yes, listen to what you like, but put effort into finding the music that suits you best, and don't settle for something simply because it's catchy and easily accessible.
Tung
Kids? I'm f**ken older than you are. STFU.
breakingdawn
QUOTE(CowerPointyObjects @ Oct 3 2007, 08:36 PM) *
No, kids, no. Taking the time to explore different types of music and more obscure artists is a GOOD thing, whereas assuming that something is good simply because it's popular is certainly not. Why settle for mediocre music you only think you enjoy just because it's easy to come by? If you only listen to mainstream artists, and when you do try to find new music, you only pick up on bands that sound exactly the same as the stuff you already listen to, that isn't taste. Being open-minded enough to find music you genuinely like is a great thing, but if you pass it off as pretension then you're pretty much hopeless.

You can't assume that something is good or bad from whether it is popular or not. Yes, listen to what you like, but put effort into finding the music that suits you best, and don't settle for something simply because it's catchy and easily accessible.


I see what your saying, and yeah, I agree, but being denied admittance simply because your "top 20" don't coincide with AThorpedo's is really...shitty. I'm not arguing that finding said music is pretentious, I'm saying that Athorpedo is for setting unreasonable standards.
CowerPointyObjects
QUOTE(tungmyBANANA @ Oct 3 2007, 08:43 PM) *
Kids? I'm f**ken older than you are. STFU.

No you aren't even.

QUOTE(breakingdawn @ Oct 3 2007, 08:44 PM) *
I see what your saying, and yeah, I agree, but being denied admittance simply because your "top 20" don't coincide with AThorpedo's is really...shitty. I'm not arguing that finding said music is pretentious, I'm saying that Athorpedo is for setting unreasonable standards.

Oh yeah, sure. It's quite silly, but I felt the need to say that because we were getting into defense of shitty music territory, and that's no good.
Tung
Lol? Hasn't Josh already put you on blast enough? Don't get started with me.
CowerPointyObjects
Get you started? All you said was that you're older than me, which you aren't (or at least can't be by more than a few months).
Tung
Okay then. I'm older than you by a few months. So don't f**ken call me a kid. I don't take that lightly. It's like me calling you a white girl who has a mustache and needs to wax it. But do you see me calling you that? No. So stfu.
CowerPointyObjects
That isn't even analogous. And not just because I wasn't referring to you in particular.
Michelle
Hmm, I kind of agree with CowerPointyObject's point, but I also think that this club is mislabled.

A music elitist, in my opinion, should have an extensive knowledge of music including all genres; he/she would not restrict herself to mainstream or a certain few genres of music. Therefore, most of us are not eligible for such a title (myself included).

Anyways... Top 20 artists

1 The Birthday Massacre
2 The Beatles
3 Crystal Castles
4 The Cranberries
5 Dido
6 Eisley
7 Freezepop
8 Goldfrapp
9 Ladytron
10 LCD Sounsystem (album) - LCD Soundsystem
11 Metric
12 No Doubt
13 Queen
14 Red Hot Chili Peppers (also enjoy John Frusciante's solo work)
15 Robots in Disguise
16 System of a Down
17 Tori Amos
18 Vanessa Carlton
19 Yeah Yeah Yeahs
20 I'll leave this for bands I'm getting into: Soulwax, Feist, MSTRKRFT, Captain Ahab, The Pipettes, Shiny Toy Guns, Princess Superstar, Dragonette
Tung
^ I LOVE EISLEY!
doiink
QUOTE(Michelle @ Oct 3 2007, 06:00 PM) *
A music elitist, in my opinion, should have an extensive knowledge of music including all genres; he/she would not restrict herself to mainstream or a certain few genres of music. Therefore, most of us are not eligible for such a title (myself included).


agreed. i mean, what if i made a list of classical composers; would you be able to judge my music taste/knowledge or whatever?

music is too broad; if you were an elitist you'd probably have to have gone to a music school and studied extensively and have a ph.d in music theology _smile.gif
ArjunaCapulong
I'm all about exploring music, from underground, to the abstract, to mainstream. But musical elitism? Gah dang. ermm.gif

QUOTE(doiink @ Oct 3 2007, 08:04 PM) *
if you were an elitist you'd probably have to have gone to a music school and studied extensively and have a ph.d in music theology _smile.gif
Ha ha, not even. =P
AThorpedo
Are you people insane? How insecure and defensive towards your taste in music do you have to be in order to take this so damned seriously? In order to know anything about music I would have to major in music? Is it really that hard to believe that it is possible to appreciate music and explore it without taking f**king classes for it? As opposed to listening to tons and tons of music for years and years, I have to have a doctorate in music before I can say that I probably know more than you? Are any of you even reading what you are typing? Do you know how marketing music works? How familiar with tongue-in-cheek humor are you, really?

I don't know if it wasn't obvious enough that I wasn't completely serious, even mocking myself at points when I ended a post with something like, "REPRESENT TRU PUNX" but wow do you guys take things seriously. Even my inital post said, "We will be a bowel irritation with a dope record collection." I told that tung idiot that he should be called Mario because he just got one up'd. None of this struck any of you as just a little silly? I can understand being even a little offended by this, but I don't feel like I was being exceptionally cryptic here.

I'm not going to lie, I was a little proud that I was able to embody so much chaos with just one thread telling people that I have better taste than them, but now I'm more confused than anything. I honestly wanted to continue on with this, I really did. I was going to keep telling you guys how you should stop listening to music, and I was going to have a grand old time. It just went over pretty much everybody's head, though.

"If my list isn't like yours, you would just tell me I have shitty taste rarararar." Like, three of you actually tried. Considering how defensive everyone got regarding this issue, I really should have seen more lists. You all obviously feel some sort of passion for the music you like, based on your reactions, so why didn't you give it a shot? If I could at least tell that you were open to exploring music, liked things that are a little different from the norm, and if I could find something respectable regarding your taste, it wouldn't have been this bad. Instead, you just assumed that I was going to hate what you put no matter what. How presumptuous and insecure. Stop being so serious and get silly.

I still want to keep this going. I want to see more lists. I want some opinions of my list after someone has actually listened to the majority of the albums/bands instead of just assuming it's bad. (For the record, if I said you listened to bad bands, it's because I have listened to them; I didn't write them off before hearing them. "It's obscure for a reason." Yeah, because there is no profit to be had in a 3-song E.P. performed by a homeless, alcoholic punk f**ked up on drugs. A band that is a mixture of hardcore punk, screamo, and freeform jazz is not marketable in the least. That's how the industry works, guys.) This can still be fun. Like I said. Stop being so serious and get silly. If you guys feel that sore about it, tell me to make a top 20 for something you are passionate about. I don't know shit about cars. Tell me why I shouldn't be allowed to drive one on the basis that my favorite cars are lame. I don't know shit about fish. Tell me why I'm an idiot for liking those little fish that suck on the sides of the tank. I don't drink. Punch me in the face and tell me that I just need to lighten up and go to a few parties, brah.

I don't want to post this. I want to go back to having fun. I think less of myself for posting this. I don't owe you anything; there is no need for me to explain myself to any of you. So, in other words...

YOU ALL HAVE HORRIBLE TASTE IN MUSIC. MY OPINION IS ABSOLUTE. UP THE PUNX.
I wonder how many of you will get it now.
NoSex
QUOTE(AThorpedo @ Oct 3 2007, 11:59 PM) *
YOU ALL HAVE HORRIBLE TASTE IN MUSIC. MY OPINION IS ABSOLUTE. UP THE PUNX.
I wonder how many of you will get it now.


YOUR TASTE IN FILM IS AWFUL. MY OPINION ABOVE ALL. NEEDS MORE DONNIE DARKO.

I would be surprised if we made it into double digits.
alovesopure
QUOTE(AThorpedo @ Oct 3 2007, 07:06 PM) *
To put it simply, they just represent a lot of what I don't like about music. I hate their sytle of music. There isn't a whole lot to "post-hardcore" that I can actually say I enjoy; it pretty much extends to me thoroughly enjoying Blood Brothers and At the Drive-In, in other words, the two post-hardcore bands that everybody likes. I also hate how blatantly Christian they are. I am sour towards post-hardcore, I am sour towards Christian rock. I can say one good thing about them, though: the vocalist isn't terrible. All other factors aside, I do enjoy the vocals.

Oh, and I am enemies with Tooth and Nail records.

XD.gif Hahahahaha wowww.

QUOTE(CowerPointyObjects @ Oct 3 2007, 08:36 PM) *
No, kids, no. Taking the time to explore different types of music and more obscure artists is a GOOD thing, whereas assuming that something is good simply because it's popular is certainly not. Why settle for mediocre music you only think you enjoy just because it's easy to come by? If you only listen to mainstream artists, and when you do try to find new music, you only pick up on bands that sound exactly the same as the stuff you already listen to, that isn't taste. Being open-minded enough to find music you genuinely like is a great thing, but if you pass it off as pretension then you're pretty much hopeless.

You can't assume that something is good or bad from whether it is popular or not. Yes, listen to what you like, but put effort into finding the music that suits you best, and don't settle for something simply because it's catchy and easily accessible.

hug.gif agreed 100%

Michelle - You like Ladytron!? throb.gif Amaaazing.
I also love Eisley and Freezepop.
CowerPointyObjects
Actually, I had every intention of posting a list, but I got distracted and never got around to it.

But as I am a procrastinator extraordinare, here is a list for you (in no particular order).

1. The New Pornographers- Twin Cinema

-You've establshed your distaste for power-pop, but nevertheless, this album is power-pop perfection, and I love it.
2. Pavement- Brighten the Corners
-I don't care that Slanted and Enchanted is more acclaimed, I prefer this one. Although you really can't go wrong with Pavement at all.
3. Regina Spektor- Mary Ann Meets The Gravediggers And Other Short Stories
-Yeah, it's technically a compilation, but I prefer it as an album to the rest of Regina's stuff. Her most recent album isn't worth acknowledging.
4. Jens Lekman- Oh You're So Silent Jens
-Swedish God. Mhm.
5. Sonic Youth- Goo
6. Yann Tiersen- Yann Tiersen and Shannon Wright

-I discovered this particular album fairly recently, but it struck me more than most anything else has recently.
7. The Postal Service- Give Up
-It doesn't matter what you think of Ben Gibbard; I still adore this album.
8. The Magnetic Fields- I
9. Joanna Newsom- The Milk-Eyed Mender

-No, I don't read Pitchfork. I took a couple of listens to appreciate her voice, but it's amazing.
10. Laura Veirs- Year of Meteors
11. Ted Leo and the Phamacists- Hearts of Oak
12. The Notwist- Neon Golden
13. My Bloody Valentine- Loveless
14. Modest Mouse- The Moon and Antarctica
15. The Cure- Boys Don't Cry
16. France Gall- Poupée de Son
17. The Shins- Oh, Inverted World
18. The Books- Lost and Safe
19. Fiona Apple- Tidal

-What can I say, it got me through my radio rejection period.
20. Neutral Milk Hotel- In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
-Sure, it's cliche at this point, but still lovely.


I figured albums would be more interesting than just a random selection of 20 bands I like, but it's really hard because a lot of my favorite songs aren't on what I'd consider to be my favorite overall album by an artist.
Tung
QUOTE(AThorpedo @ Oct 3 2007, 09:59 PM) *
YOU ALL HAVE HORRIBLE TASTE IN MUSIC. MY OPINION IS ABSOLUTE. UP THE PUNX.
I wonder how many of you will get it now.


ARE YOU f**kEN KIDDING ME? GTFO OF HERE
NoSex
Here are some albums, in no particular order.

1. Dead Kennedys - Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death (Alternative Tentacles, 1987)
2. Joanna Newsom -The Milk-Eyed Mender (Drag City, 2004)
3. Andrew Jackson Jihad / Ghost Mice split (Plan-It-X, 2007)
4. Blood Brothers, The - ...Burn, Piano Island, Burn (V2 Records, 2003)
5. Anthology of American Folk Music (Smithsonian Folkways, 1952)
6. Venetian Snares - Rossz csillag alatt született (Planet Mu, 2005)
7. Minor Threat - Complete Discography (Dischord, 1989)
8. Mars Volta, The - De-Loused in the Comatorium (Gold Standard Laboratories, 2003)
9. Michael Jordan Touchdown Pass - Cash, Money, Etc. (Spare Change, 2006)
10. An Albatross - We Are The Lazer Viking (Ace Fu Records, 2003)
11. Locust, The - Plague Soundscapes (ANTI-, 2003)
12. Bikini Kill - The C.D. Version of the First Two Records (Kill Rock Stars, 1994)
13. Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains - Caught in the Act of not Being Awesome (Spare Change, ?)
14. Ghost Mice - The Debt of the Dead (Plan-It-X, 2004)
15. Microphones, The - Mount Eerie (K Records, 2003)
16. Pink and Brown - Shame Fantasy II (Load Records, 2003)
17. Ramones - Self titled (Sire Records, 1976)
18. Los Gatos Negros - Self Titled (Plan-It-X, ?)
19. Soophie Nun Squad - Passion Slays the Dragon (Harlan/Plan-it-X/Narshardaa, 2003)
20. Number Twelve Looks Like You, The - Put on Your Rosy Red Glasses (Brutal Records, 2003)

This took longer than I expected it to. Oh, well.
Here is a list I'm decently happy with, expect it to change in a month. Thank you.
CowerPointyObjects
I went with more all-time than current favorites. That list would change way too frequently.
Michelle
Huh? I thought most people did give a list. I see quite a few, and I gave my own.
NoSex
QUOTE(CowerPointyObjects @ Oct 4 2007, 11:17 AM) *
I went with more all-time than current favorites. That list would change way too frequently.


I tried for a happy synthesis of the two.
My musical interests are very pliable, it's just in my nature.
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