What CDs has everyone been buying/listening to?

Today I bought

Phantom Planet - The Guest
and
Diana Krall - The Look of Love (Aust. Tour Edition)

I was also gonna get 'Hedwig & The Angry Inch' soundtrack, but they didn't have any copies left.

The next CD I want is the new Sleater-Kinney, "One Beat."
<p>Good movies make you care, make you believe in possibilities again. </p>

Queens of the Stone Age
Strung Out On OK Computer

Downloaded Def Leppard - Pyromania, lots of Elvis Costello <p>

<hr>"Then we built a Sizzlean-to. That was stupid, and I don’t know why we do things like that."</p>

Hey! Which Queens record didja buy?! The new one comes out on August 27th! Eeeeeeee!

Ahem. I think PP's The Guest is great. I had pretty low expectations and didn't even consider getting it until I saw them on Conan. And seeing Donnie Darko helped, too. But it's a sweet, poppy-rock album.

I've been buying CDs left and right, mainly because CDNow has a new promotion, unofficially called (by me) the Out Of Business Within The Next Year Or So Sale. 30% off selected titles plus $5 credit for each purchase towards another CD purchase. Pretty sweet deal, so I picked up a few things I'd been wanting, like Sinead O'Conner's "i do not want what i haven't got" and Ludacris' "Word of Mouf".

I'd also like tp plug a few others I got recently. The About A Boy Soundtrack, featuring all Badly Drawn Boy music is great. Also, the soundtrack for The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys features 5 songs by Josh and Nick from Queens of the Stone Age with guest drummer Brad Wilk from Rage against the Machine. 4 are score-type pieces, but the best track is "All The Same", a fucking amazing song. If anyone's as big a Queens fan as I am they already have a number of their best b-sides, like: from the Heavy Metal 2000 soundtrack, Infinity; Plus B-sides: Ode To Clarissa, The Bronze, You're So Vague, and Born To Hula. There's probably more out there, and I think I'll go looking right now! <p><HR>Check out <a href=http://db.etree.org/aenematron>My Show List</a>!<BR>---<BR>"This is a movie too. Cut, print, that's a wrap everybody. We're over budget, the trial scene's cut. See ya at the Oscars!"<BR>-"Robert Blake"</p>

The QOTSA's new cd comes out on August 27th???????
Oh God!!!!!! Thanks for the GREAT news,aenematron.
:) :)


LET'S GET LUCKY!

'tron - I bought Feel Good Hit of the Summer. The one that's rated R -- hee hee - I love that. And it f'n rocks!! I'll definitely be getting the new realease when they...uh...release it. <p>

<hr>"Then we built a Sizzlean-to. That was stupid, and I don’t know why we do things like that."</p>

Jawbreaker - "Etc..."
Against Me! - "Reinventing Axl Rose"
Phil Spector - "Back to Mono"

RT Soundtrack
Oasis
Doves
South
Phantom Planet
Pete Yorn

and various songs stolen from the internet. <p>" ...and my name's Dignan man, so what?! "</p>

White Stripes-white blood cells
pulp-this is hardcore
roy orbison-best of roy orbison <p>"On the run from Johnny Law. Ain't no trip to Cleveland!"</p>

The Microphones - The Glow pt. 2
The Softies - Holiday in Rhode Island
- A Winter Pageant
Eric's Trip - s/t?
The Hives - Veni Vidi Vicious
3 7-inches (Bright Eyes/Tristeza collaboration, The Redneck Manifesto, and a compilation with The Microphones, The Softies, and 4 other bands from Olympia, Washington)

These are all records. The last CD(s) I bought was the Nuggets II box set, which is all late 60s rare British Invasion and international rock. Highly recommended, although it costs about $70. The first song on it is The Creation's "Making Time", though.

shoeshine - we oughta hang out or something.

You're the only other American I've met who listens to Pulp. Are you a London Suede fan, too? pleaseohplease <p>

<hr>"Then we built a Sizzlean-to. That was stupid, and I don’t know why we do things like that."</p>

I love Pulp! Different Class is one of my favorite LPs from the 90's. His n Hers is a great one too.

Sally! I would love to get together with you! I have not listened to much London Suede, but if they are anything close to being as scrumptious as Pulp, I will have to look them up.
Common People is one of my faves.

hooray!

this board really rocks, you guys - we're so cool ;)

alas, i have bought nothing else recently and must not post here til i do. <p>

<hr>"Then we built a Sizzlean-to. That was stupid, and I don’t know why we do things like that."</p>

No CDs lately, but I did buy the Kubrick Box set on DVD. <p><a href=http://www.dvdprofiler.com/mycollection.asp?alias=SolidSnakeASS>My DVDs</a></p>

pulp were really popular at my high school so when i went to college, i was shocked to discover that most people i met there had never even heard of the band. that's inappropriate! that's inexcusable! :)
it's also cool to see the microphones get mention. "glow, pt. 2" is a really good album.

my turntable finally went kaput so most of the cds i've bought of late are replacement copies for vinyl. with that in mind, my most recent purchases have been:
lou reed "street hassle"
ken nordine "colors"
graham coxon "the sky is too high"
neil young "harvest"