radiohead > arctic monkeys > oasis

I'll take the Flaming Lips over all three.

And I'm still a fan of Amy Winehouse but hope she doesn't become too much of a drug addict.



Become? Hello? Earth to Wayne... come in, Wayne...

I farking Love the Flaming Lips.

The Soft Bulletin is a masterpiece. Transmissions from the Satellite Heart is a Lo-Fi watershed moment.

The Last Shadow Puppets > Arctic Monkeys.

/Love Oasis
//like Flaming Lips
///really love slashies

Blues_X: And I'm still a fan of Amy Winehouse but hope she doesn't become too much of a drug addict.



Become? Hello? Earth to Wayne... come in, Wayne...

It's no use. We've been trying to contact him for years now...

*shakes head*

/the comments on the website are pretty funny though
//Oasis fans have their panties in a wad

I'm going to supply the obligatory "Radiohead is overrated" post.

RADIOHEAD IS OVERRATED.

Beatle_Matt: The Last Shadow Puppets > Arctic Monkeys.

This.

Though I do like the Arctic Monkeys also.

Magnetar: I farking Love the Flaming Lips.

The Soft Bulletin is a masterpiece. Transmissions from the Satellite Heart is a Lo-Fi watershed moment.

2nded

How farkin cool of Wayne.

I am amused at people who diss Radiohead but are on Flaming Lips nuts.

Or vice versa.

ConnieLingus: I'm going to supply the obligatory "Radiohead is overrated" post.

RADIOHEAD IS OVERRATED.

Your favorite band sucks and Radiohead is their favorite band.

I have "telepathic surgery" on two disc [three sides] blue coloured vinyl. It's pretty alright. basically late 80's/early 90's hard rock with a slight indie twist. and late 80's/early 90's crappy production values.

I also have:
"the soft bulletin".
i really like the first four or five songs, then it goes down hill for me...

"yoshimi..."
one or two or three good songs, the rest - meh.

"at war with the mystics"
my favourite Lips cd. Tons of great songs. Excellent engineering/production. Catchy as hell.
i don't get why some people didn't like it, but eh to each their own.

If you ever have four cd boomboxes handy, give "Zaireeka" a listen.

My fav Lips record.

/Christmas on Mars is also pretty kick ass.

Radiohead is my #1, but I love the Lips. And Oasis' new CD is surprisingly good.

Hmmmmm I like The Lips but Radiohead does NOTHING for me.


Anyone got any suggestions?

Bondidude: Blues_X: And I'm still a fan of Amy Winehouse but hope she doesn't become too much of a drug addict.



Become? Hello? Earth to Wayne... come in, Wayne...

It's no use. We've been trying to contact him for years now...

*shakes head*

/the comments on the website are pretty funny though
//Oasis fans have their panties in a wad

I see him at the Home Depot here in town, I'll tell him you're looking for him.

maximum_jack: If you ever have four cd boomboxes handy, give "Zaireeka" a listen.

My fav Lips record.

/Christmas on Mars is also pretty kick ass.

ive always wanted to do that, but have never had the opportunity. was it hard to get it synched up?

liquid duane-o: maximum_jack: If you ever have four cd boomboxes handy, give "Zaireeka" a listen.

My fav Lips record.

/Christmas on Mars is also pretty kick ass.

ive always wanted to do that, but have never had the opportunity. was it hard to get it synched up?

It's not that hard to do (helps if you have a friend or two to help). Worth trying at least once....

maximum_jack: If you ever have four cd boomboxes handy, give "Zaireeka" a listen.

My fav Lips record.

/Christmas on Mars is also pretty kick ass.

Anyone managed 4 disks yet?

I got up to 3 once, but mainly I can listen to 2 by myself, and its still AWESOME...
It could be a whole new way of approaching music, but then ... I realized... that most people arent crazy/nerdy/jobless/stupid enough to waste their precious time having music come out of several different sources all at once... and spend money buying SEVERAL cds at once...

I was also mind blown by how cd players, no matter their quality and how much money you payed for them, will not STAY IN SYNCH with each others...

maximum_jack: If you ever have four cd boomboxes handy, give "Zaireeka" a listen.

My fav Lips record.

/Christmas on Mars is also pretty kick ass.

Okay, you son of a biatch. I just saw Christmas on Mars tonight. I'm a huge, lifelong Lips fan. That shiat was TERRIBLE.

/amusingly terrible, though

Third_Uncle_Eno: I have "telepathic surgery" on two disc [three sides] blue coloured vinyl. It's pretty alright. basically late 80's/early 90's hard rock with a slight indie twist. and late 80's/early 90's crappy production values.

I also have:
"the soft bulletin".
i really like the first four or five songs, then it goes down hill for me...

"yoshimi..."
one or two or three good songs, the rest - meh.

"at war with the mystics"
my favourite Lips cd. Tons of great songs. Excellent engineering/production. Catchy as hell.
i don't get why some people didn't like it, but eh to each their own.

I'm so baffled by this. Not because I really like Yoshimi (which I do, I think it's their best work), but because I didn't know anyone liked At War With The Mystics. I've never met a single person who likes that album, even a little bit. I smoked a ton of some of the most powerful weed on earth and that album bored the crap out of me. The Yeah Yeah Yeah song is especially awful.

HappyHarryHardOn: maximum_jack: If you ever have four cd boomboxes handy, give "Zaireeka" a listen.

My fav Lips record.

/Christmas on Mars is also pretty kick ass.

Anyone managed 4 disks yet?

I got up to 3 once, but mainly I can listen to 2 by myself, and its still AWESOME...
It could be a whole new way of approaching music, but then ... I realized... that most people arent crazy/nerdy/jobless/stupid enough to waste their precious time having music come out of several different sources all at once... and spend money buying SEVERAL cds at once...

I was also mind blown by how cd players, no matter their quality and how much money you payed for them, will not STAY IN SYNCH with each others...

Managed 4 disks. I can't really remember how it went, and I'll admit that I torrentted it so I didn't have to pay for it, but are you serious that it costs the same as a regular quad-album?

And Christmas on Mars is decent in my opinion. The 1st half is a bit too tripped out but the 2nd half is good.

AgentOrangeDrink: Third_Uncle_Eno: I have "telepathic surgery" on two disc [three sides] blue coloured vinyl. It's pretty alright. basically late 80's/early 90's hard rock with a slight indie twist. and late 80's/early 90's crappy production values.

I also have:
"the soft bulletin".
i really like the first four or five songs, then it goes down hill for me...

"yoshimi..."
one or two or three good songs, the rest - meh.

"at war with the mystics"
my favourite Lips cd. Tons of great songs. Excellent engineering/production. Catchy as hell.
i don't get why some people didn't like it, but eh to each their own.

I'm so baffled by this. Not because I really like Yoshimi (which I do, I think it's their best work), but because I didn't know anyone liked At War With The Mystics. I've never met a single person who likes that album, even a little bit. I smoked a ton of some of the most powerful weed on earth and that album bored the crap out of me. The Yeah Yeah Yeah song is especially awful.

I like YYY and The Wand and Pompeii, but there is a lot of crap on there.

Priest Driven Ambulance is one of my favorite albums and Soft Bulletin is a masterpiece. But aside from those they kind of lost me. I think Arctic Monkeys is one of the best new bands out right now. And Oasis sucks eggs. Radiohead has alternately elated & disappointed me so much, they're pretty much meh to me now. So now you have both Wayne Coyne's and my opinions on the matter. Big deal.

Third_Uncle_Eno: "at war with the mystics"
my favourite Lips cd. Tons of great songs. Excellent engineering/production. Catchy as hell.
i don't get why some people didn't like it, but eh to each their own.

Eh, it's got an EP-worth of good tracks, the rest is studio noodling. Yoshimi is my favorite. Soft Bulletin is way overrated.


If you can manage to sync-up Zaireeka, it's really damn good (4 disc drives, two computers, frequents pauses to sync things up).

yeah... i hate the "yeah yeah yeah" song too... and "goin' on" is one of the worst album closers ever. They should've left that one off, and closed with "pompeii..."

nope, i never did sync Zaireeka... i don't have it, and have never listened to it, but a friend of mine did about 5 years ago... but we didn't have 4 cd players in our possession at the time lol

FeedTheCollapse: If you can manage to sync-up Zaireeka, it's really damn good (4 disc drives, two computers, frequents pauses to sync things up).

I did a 5.1 mix in Cool Edit Pro long time ago, of course I lost it and I don't have CEP anymore. Even just mixed to stereo it was pretty overwhelmingawesome.

The people in the comments section on that site seem pretty butthurt that Wayne Coyne doesn't acknowledge the greatness that is Oasis. This amuses me.

The Arctic Monkeys have their moments. Brianstorm (yes, Brian) has a pretty righteous groove going on.

And much as I like the Flaming Lips, it must be admitted that apart from the couple of standout tracks Yoshimi.. is mostly filler.

Magnetar: I farking Love the Flaming Lips.

The Soft Bulletin is a masterpiece. Transmissions from the Satellite Heart is a Lo-Fi watershed moment.

Correct!

No love for "Clouds Taste Metallic?"

That album is ALSO a farking masterpiece!!

maximum_jack: If you ever have four cd boomboxes handy, give "Zaireeka" a listen.

My fav Lips record.

/Christmas on Mars is also pretty kick ass.

I love Zaireeka. We used to get together in high school and listen to that. When we couldn't find or afford drugs, that album was our drugs.

/Beautiful memories.

i like the sound of failure

Anyone heard The Flaming Lips' cover of Knives Out?

(_._): Anyone heard The Flaming Lips' cover of Knives Out?

Yeah! It was a nice surprise.