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x3 Pretenders   x2 PJ Harvey   x2 Siouxsie and the Banshees   Also check out Blondie and Emiliana Torrini. It might be too "far out" for you, but also a big thumbs up for The Fiery Furnaces.

Quote: Me too. I love how all the songs flow together into one long jam.

I've also been listening to the latest Black Keys LP (Brothers), but I can't help going back to Attack & Release and some of the others, and I'm still loving the "solo" release from Dan Auerbach.   Some others: Live at the Record Plant - Bob Marley & the Wailers At Fillmore East - The...

I'm sure it must have been mentioned, but if not, this is crucial...    

Almost 20 years later and still one of the best. Not any filler on this one.

Nothing? Does anyone from Yuin visit this forum?

My left ear clip broke today. I don't know if the warrantee covers things like that, but I doubt it. I need a replacement. Does someone have these for sale?

Van Halen 1, 2, and Women and Children First – those first 3 albums rival the first 3 from any band in any genre. AC/DC was very good but 95% formula from song to song IMHO. Van Halen became a formula-driven band, but not at the start.

Quote: Originally Posted by Davey One of my favorite listens in recent times is the debut from Aussie band Augie March, Sunset Studies. Has a bit of the droney sound I love of Yo La Tengo (and if you don't know them, you do need "Electr-O-Pura" and "I Can Hear the Heart Beating as...

Van Halen's first was pretty mind-blowing!