The New CD Thread

[Brainwashed]

Red Sparowes' "Every Red Heart Shines Toward The Red Sun"

[Mother]

Porcupine Tree's Lightbulb Sun

[Two-Headed Boy]

Of Montreal - "Hissing Fauna, Are you the Destroyer?"

[tony romo]

has anyone heard a clip of song on new Velvet Revolver album,due out in a couple months, called "Messages" ??? It's about 9/11 victims leaving messages for loved one's on there cell phones...

"It's not you're typical love ballad,it's more cerebral." - Duff McKagan


















































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[Brainwashed]

Originally Posted by Mother

Porcupine Tree's Lightbulb Sun

How? Did you get it off of ebay?

For me:
Paatos' "Silence of Another Kind"
John Zorn's "Naked City"
Hella's "There's No 666 In Outer Space"

[Mother]

Originally Posted by Brainwashed

How? Did you get it off of ebay?

Yeah - what's with the inability to buy it new?

Some great tracks on it - I think my favourite is Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled, or maybe Where We Would Be.

[Brainwashed]

It's out of print (they were still pretty unknown at that point), and unless you got extremely lucky like I did, you're most likely going to buy a Russian/Korean bootleg. I got an authentic one about a year ago from Amazon. One day they just suddenly had about a dozen in stock; of course, they were gone in a matter of minutes (I was lucky to have a friend who was in the right place at the right time).

But "Lightbulb Sun" is slated for some reissuing treatment a la "Stupid Dream"...but Steven Wilson is pretty damn busy so far this year, what, with a new PT album among others. I'd say just wait to buy it until then...download it in the meantime.

[Brainwashed]

Explosions in the Sky's "All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone"

[Brainwashed]

Over the last couple weeks:
Blackfield's "Blackfield II"
John Frusciante's "The Will to Death"
TV on the Radio's "Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes"

[Watered]

"All Saints" -David Bowie

It's a compilation of his instrumentals, mainly from the "Low" and "Heroes" albums. The last track ("Some Are") is taken from the "Low Symphony" that Phillip Glass made and I really like it. I think that I will try to track that album down.

[Two-Headed Boy]

Deerhoof's "Friend Opportunity". I haven't fully absorbed it yet, but I do like it. More details later.

[Botley]

George Harrison's Living in the Material World
Tom Petty's Through the Years

DVDs:
Nine Inch Nails - Beside You In Time
Barenaked Ladies - Are Me 5.1 Deluxe Edition

[Mark Dwyer]

Hey Botley check out George Harrison's Cloud 9 also a great disc

My new ones
The Beatles-Love
I know what alot of people are going to think(you to Dr Cheese wherever you are) that its another greatest hits album by the Beatles but it really is quite a listen not only with the 5.1 digital quality but with the sheer brillance of George Martin and his son Giles to present this package in a way that makes it fresh and absolutely fantastic. Simply put the songs were already classics but the way they mix them and put songs together is really remarkable. Enuff said any Beatles fan will Love this disc. I know I do. Hi-lites Tomorrow never knows/Within you without you-Lucy in the Sky-Revolution-Because

Amadeus-Movie Sdtrk-Beautiful Music


DVD
Foghat-Two centuries of Boogie- Lonesome Dave went out Rockin' I love these guys
Immortal Beloved- Gary Oldman is awesome again

[Brainwashed]

A while ago I got:

Faxed Head's "Chiropractic"
Nine Inch Nails' "Year Zero" (Pre-order with lithograph)

[Watered]

I didn't buy the CD, a colleague at work burned a copy for me but it is amazing: "Out of Season" (Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man).

Beth Gibbon's voice is even a bit better than in the Portishead albums (if that is possible) and at times it reminds me of Edith Piaf or Billy Holiday. The music is quite classic and timeless with a jazz/soul touch. I can't believe that the discography of this woman consists of just three albums. When is she going to release more wonderful music?