your face

Double Dare - Molotov Jukebox

&

your butt jeff.... your butt

Man I'm really falling behind on '11 albums. I can barely remember anything that came out this year.

tsk tsk

Anna's band's EP has been in heavy rotation. And the couple other songs they put out.
Everything else I'm thinking of came out last year.

oh yes, that Portugal. the man record is great

mah hubby LOVES that Tron remix one, xiv


wouldn't say it's my *fave,* but I am enjoying the latest Danger Mouse right now - "Rome"

i said fav. twiggy - comment revoked

Panda Bear's came out this year. That I can say is up there. Tyler the Creator and Fleet Foxes had some good tracks. The latter will need a few more listens before consideration. Goblin was kinda out of control and it won't be better than good for me. And looking at what came out I need to remember to listen to St. Vincent and Beastie Boys' new albums. I only heard Surgeon and what played in the Beastie short film, both very, very good.

*sticks out tongue at Jacob*


"It's a Corporate World" by Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. is also one I like a lot that's newish

But my faves are older stuff, which makes me look very un-hep-cat

The opening track of Neon Indian's new album is really super pretty. I lost interest as the album went on though.

Levon Helm - Electric Dirt
hes got some good stuff on there!

hmmm... was curious about that one, Mike B.

Usually something by Sufjan Stevens is always close by for me to listen to.

Thrice's new one, Major/Minor, is really good. I've kinda drifted away from 'heavier' music, but almost everything about this album I love. Dustin usually writes deep/thought-provoking lyrics, and the complexity/quality of the songs never disappoints. I wouldn't say it's my favorite, but it's definitely worth a listen if you're curious.

Also, I've listened to Sigur Rós's album Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust quite a bit lately too. Good stuff.

Probably TV on the Radio's "Nine Types Of Light." I'm still findgin more and more to enjoy in the Dearth Cab's latest, "Codes and Keys". Lots of the self-titled debut album "Yuck" is good ol' fashioned Pavement-esque 90's goodness...the last song is seven minutes of hopeless and then hopeful amazing.

Been mostly listening to a TON of comedy lately, haven't been in the mood for tunes as much. Lots of Patton Oswalt, some Chris Rock, Albert Brooks, Steven Wright.

The new St. Vincent is really good.
Wild Flag is great too.

and Meh to Tyler the creator, i dont support his ignorant "im young so i dont know what im saying" raps

Yeah Tyler can be really good when he knows what he's talking about or what he's doing. But his youth reflects a lot of his work and it doesn't shake out too well for me.

danger doom

twice a day at the moment

St. Vincent's is pretty great.

Diggin' the new DJ Shadow album; eclectic and his best in years.

Tyler the Creator and the whole Odd Futures clan I'm on the fence with. I really enjoy some of his raps and boasts and witty wordplay (and the beats are filthy, juvenile and fun)....but there's also a lot of "I'm saying and doing weird shit for weird shit's sake" that so many kids get fooled by today into thinking is actually clever or saying something.

God I wanna hear the new St Vincent.

Also the last Dodos "No Color" album is pretty spectacular too.

""I'm saying and doing weird shit for weird shit's sake" that so many kids get fooled by today into thinking is actually clever or saying something. "

this was the heart of rock n roll for a long time

It's different now man, it used to be more inventive and interesting.

It's the youtube way of comedy and cleverness, just stuffing enough random acts and words and things into the mix that people will mistake it for something worthwhile or cool.

ill burn u a copy on cdr ala 2000