[whirlwind]

 

[paradoxper]

 

[MrTechAgent]

 

[DLeeWebb]

 

[OddE]

-Excellent choice; I am listening to Streetcore now...

 

[DLeeWebb]

-Excellent choice; I am listening to Streetcore now...

I listen to Strummer so frequently...I love his Mescaleros albums. I just wish that he was still alive and making more! 

 

[eostoich]

 
Sylvan Esso - Sylvan Esso 
 
Such a wonderful first effort from this duo. Amelia Meath's (of Mountain Man) indie vocals over the electropop beats of Nick Sanborn (of Megafaun) may be one of the best substitutes for The Postal Service if we never hear from them again.

 

[KimblerHardkore]

John Kimbler -The Last War
A beautiful soundscape, an orchestral score that takes you through a journey of the gains and losses of war from start to finish and is mastered for HiFi listening a flat and natural EQ recording
Can be sampled and purchased here
Cdbaby.com/johnkimbler

 

[ssrock64]

New purchases!
 

Wilco (The Album) by Wilco
 

Five Leaves Left by Nick Drake

 

[Soundsgoodtome]

Might have to get the CD to this one, currently streaming on Fidelify (Spotify player with WASAPI):

 

[ruleof72]

 

 
Nice... I have that album from the 70s. I really, really need to get off my butt and setup a turntable - I have all these old LPs in boxes, waiting to be reborn.
 

After 3 years of thinking about it I finally decided to buy a turntable and I'm really glad I did! I'm having to repurchase all the vinyl I had as a kid but I'm fine with that. The sound isn't as perfect as digital but that's the idea. I find the whole experience of playing/listening to vinyl to be very nice. I posted about it on my blog earlier in the week: http://marksinderson.com/analog-music-and-why-vinyl-records-and-photography-go-together/

 

[ruleof72]

The latest from AC/DC paired with a nice hoppy IPA from Green Flash:

 

[bikerboy94]

Tonight


Lisa Gerrard


Love Junk

 

[wuwhere]

 

[Krutsch]

 
Sylvan Esso - Sylvan Esso 
 
Such a wonderful first effort from this duo. Amelia Meath's (of Mountain Man) indie vocals over the electropop beats of Nick Sanborn (of Megafaun) may be one of the best substitutes for The Postal Service if we never hear from them again.

Just added to my Amazon CD wishlist (I have to pause on one-click buy action; I have to catch up on the CDs I haven't even listened to, yet, but your description made this a no-brainer).
 
Thanks!