Tragic Kingdom- No Doubt
Hot Fuss- The Killers

You bought the Killers? Trendy bitch.

Okay, that wasn't a buy, it was actually given to me in exchange for another CD. But fuck you, that's some good electronic poprock. Mr. Brightside sounds much better on the CD than the radio/TV edit.

Sensitive Trendy Bitch.

Atmosphere - Kid Loves Ugly

Sensitive Trendy Bitch.... Wha?

You like No Doubt? AHAHAHAHAHA! AHAHAHAHAHA! AHAHA... (passes out)

THIS IS GOD SPEAKING. FOR MOCKING NO DOUBT YOUR PUNISHMENT IN HELL WILL BE TO CARRY A PA SYSTEM FOR TOBY KEITH. YOU WILL BE FORCED TO LISTEN TO HIS HICKISH NATIONALISTIC MUSIC FOR ALL ETERNITY. HAVE A NICE DAY

No Doubt, at least Tragic Kingdom era no doubt, when they stillhad Gwens older bro on Keyboards, and had a bit of a Skaish sound, kicks loads of ass. Don't be a hater.

I love being a mod.

And yes, I like No Doubt.

I've gotta say I like older No Doubt better than newer No Doubt, and loads more than Solo Gwen.

oooo....Gwen...:drools slightly:

I got the Killers cd for Christmas, but I've been listening to them online for quite some time (before they got radio play, so I can safely say I didn't jump on any trend :D )

Toby Keith isn't that bad... oh shit.

I first heard the Killers on FUSE, which I think was before they got any sorta airplay on any radio (near me, at least). Today I finally bought Nevermind the Bollocks. If you don't know who that is by, shoot yourself.

(cocks pistol) Good by cruel world... (shoots my foot) OW!

It's the Sex Pistols, you swine.

All by AFI

AFI EP
Answers That Stay Fashionable
Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes
Very Proud of Ya

I actually did end up buying Rise Against and Killswitch Engage.... and the new SUM 41 :ph43r:

What did you think of Rise Against?

It was a pretty good cd, I play it a lot while driving so I haven't really had time to connect songs with song titles.

And I also just picked up "American Idiot" by Green Day and "Animals" by Pink Floyd (both were favorites of mine on Rhapsody).

What do you think of Killswitch? It might take you awhile to get into them, but they're really good.

It actually took me a shorter amount of time to get into that cd (have it playing right now). I really dig it, I kind of like how it's heavy metal and all, but it doesn't make me angry or feel bad :D

I myself like what I've heard of Killswitch, though I don't think they're mind-blowing. Yet.

EDIT: I'd also like to add that thanks to Valentine's Day, I have added several albums to my collection:

The Juliana Theory-Understand this is just a Dream
U2-The Joshua Tree (I've had this, but now it's not just a copied version)
Johnny Cash-Blood, Sweat, and Tears (ON FUCKING VINYL!!!!!!!!)
Brandtson-Send Us A Signal

The Cure's Greatest Hits.

Good Buy.

Hella yea. Great stuff.

I hate that disc. One of the most overrated bands ever. They really benefit from having a dead murder junkie in the band.

Those looking for early British punk should check out early Clash stuff, or The Damned.

I have some Clash stuff on a CD a friend of my dad made me, and I love it. It doesn't have a tracklist though, so I only know the songs by what the chorus sounds like, and I can't really tell what's early or not. And I remember seeing the name the Damned somewhere... did they tour with the Misfits or something? I can't quite place where I saw the name.

I like Nevermind the Bollocks, myself. But I'm easy to please, I guess.

The Damned did a reunion disc/ tour a year or two ago, so it's quite possible they played with The Misfits.

Yea. I went and looked around. The Misfits were gonna do a British tour with the Dammned, but they walked off after two shows, for lack of pay and stuff. This led to some downtime that led to the whole Glen Getting arrested and writing London Dungeon thing. So yea. ANYWAY, I think I will check them out.

Keep it early. They departed from punk later in their run. I still like the stuff, but it's not a good intro to the band. I would recommend Machine Gun Etiquette, or Light at the End of the Tunnel. The latter is kind of a two-disc retrospective, but is really good if you can find it.

ok. Next time I'm out buying I'll look for it.

I got my iPod. Hurrah.

I don't think I'm going to be buying any new music until the new Ben Folds album drops.

But I've been listening to lots of fun stuff on Rhapsody, so it seems like I own them, particularly some Saves the Day and Jimmy Eat World that I haven't listened to since high school.

Check out the new Brantson CD: Send us a Signal. It has elements of Jimmy Eat World, Juliana Theory, etc.

Oooh, I just might have to.

The Juliana Theory was a great discovery in high school, this kid I knew was promoting the band to all of his friends.

The Juliana Theory's founder, Brett Detar, was a guitarist in my favorite metal band, ZAO, before starting the band. That made TJT a must-have for me right off the bat. Ironically, Brandtson features two members of a hardcore band I was obsessed with in Jr. High, sixfeetdeep.

Both bands make incredibly honest and melodic music. Though Brandtson's gets a little heavier at times. Especially in their earlier CD's.

Someone pimped them to me at work today. I'll have to check them out, I guess.

*chuckles*

LFV, I recommend you check out GODS

No Swigg, that happened AFTER work... erm....


Anyway, they look interesting. I may check them out. Allthough the comparison they make to themselves and Manson is kinda disheartening... But they look interesting enough.