Awesome record. Must pimp it more.

My girlfriend in our new house.

Wrote this the other week. http://sickmouthy.blogspot.com/2007/...es-albums.html

Quote: Originally Posted by Davey Yea, it's too bad. Hopefully Nick Southall (aka Sick Mouthy) will continue to post around here on occasion, because I do often agree with his reviews, including the wonderfulness of Electrelane and Caribou and Spoon and PJ Harvey and Six By Seven and...

Spoon stamp all over these guys.

You all need some Disco Inferno in your lives.

Quote: Originally Posted by Aman They would only be considered post-rock in the sense that they play rock music with an extremely forward-thinking approach. I think the term "post-rock" now comes to identify bands that play music with, to some extent, rock instrumentation, but with very...

Quote: Originally Posted by MdRex somehow, i think some people think that they can tell the intentions of an artist better than the person next to him. In my experience musicians often have little idea what they're doing at all, especially successful ones. Here's a thing I...

I thought he was singing "sing this hook / oh ee oh"... Quote: Originally Posted by Macwizard Any ides what the lyrics on Atlas are? I found these, but I think they're a joke or a rough estimate 'kitchen is cook, oh i know, satan is cook, oh i know, scissors are for...

Quote: Originally Posted by roadtonowhere08 Since your previous statements have done wonders for your objective credibility, you really have no leg to stand on, considering you offered nobody who is better. Computerpro3 and Relayer71: Never did I say PF were virtuosos, which by the...

That's alarming regardless of its sincerity or lack of.

That "best group of musicians ever to play as a band ever" line is completely and utterly ridiculous and I imagine even Waters and Gilmour themselves would laugh it out of the room.

Cheers then!

Quote: Originally Posted by Coltrane How so? 1; Because Pink Floyd are terribly terribly boring and over-rated. 2; because their key records were well over 30 years ago. Live in the now, man! And also 3; because no one is ever the new anyone, and such conversations are totally...

Quote: Originally Posted by Coltrane Also, we can't forget the roles of itunes and the role of singles in the de-evolution of music. In 1973, if you liked the song Money you heard on the radio, you might buy the album, get out your turntable, set it up and listen to the whole record...