Heading out to buy two new albums for the first time in a while. Both came out in the past 10 days or so.

Hard Times And Nursery Rhymes (http://www.amazon.com/Hard-Times-And-Nursery-Rhymes/dp/B004HU6YZ4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1295638186&sr=8-1) by Social Distortion

Showroom Of Compassion (http://www.amazon.com/Showroom-Of-Compassion/dp/B004GGKPVS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1295638208&sr=8-1) by Cake

Anybody else have anything new that they are looking forward to?

Probably not.

I'm pretty jacked for Throatfuck's new album

YEAH, UH, WE'RE CURRENTLY HAVING PROBLEMS WITH OUR LABEL, SO JUST BE PATIENT

I thought Tool was supposedly in the studio, but then some rumors said some of the guys in the band were "totally over Tool"

Aside from that, I don't know. I'm getting into a lot of different stuff lately.

I have a big order in the mail, for the second time since the first one apparantly got lost in transit.

Current Value, Prolix & Nocturnal, Forbidden Society, Black Sun Empire, Gridlok, Counterstrike, Machine Code, Dom & Roland, The Sect, Cooh, Jade, Donny, and Katharsys.

Made most of it into a playlist: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=83D6B8413F991C52

how'd you come up with your YouTube name? Where'd it come from?

how'd you come up with your YouTube name? Where'd it come from?

It came to me in a dream about ur mom.


Records came today :D

My punk rock friends tell me that the new Social D is pretty bad - like, "I want so much to like this record but there's just nothing good here."

I've been listening to tons of Banda Black Rio. Awesome shit. It's like someone took 70s jazz fusion, samba, and Funkadelic, and made a delicious gumbo out of all of it.

mmm gumbo. :)

My punk rock friends tell me that the new Social D is pretty bad - like, "I want so much to like this record but there's just nothing good here."



It's more like Mike Ness' solo stuff, which I also love, but is quite a bit different.

I'm actually sort of surprised that he put it out as a Social D album and not as his own. Might have been a marketing decision.

Black Keys. love 'em

The White Stripes broke up.

Tons of current bands we all love have begun breaking up, they just haven't gotten around to announcing it yet. It usually happens gradually as all the artistic, personal, and legal stuff disentangles.

For instance: the last time all 4 Beatles played together was August 20 1969, but they had been negotiating a legal dissolution of the band for several months. It wasn't announced to the public until April 10 1970, and the legal business dragged on until 1975.

You can usually tell which bands are "done," because they haven't promoted anything in a long time.