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Bonanza! Got money. Went nuts.
Radiohead - The Bends
Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West
Feist - The Reminder
The Bees - Sunshine Hit Me
Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
The Velvet Underground - Eponymous
Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Cat Stevens - The Tease and the Firecat
I hope soon to have enough money to get some Be Good Tanyas, Anais Mitchell, and a bit more of the older Cat Stevens (pre-Yusuf Islam).
The Offspring - Smash
the last cd i bought was good morning revival by good charolette
I just went back to the music store! I got Everybody Else-Everybody Else.
They're a small band like Rooney, but they are still pretty good. Google them if you want. Kind of pop-rock type.
I just got the Bad Religion album "All Ages." It was $15, and I thought it contained two CD's because it said "side one" and "side two," but that was probably more for back in the vinyl/tape cassette days. Anyhoo, I have not payed a great deal of attention to the lyrics just yet (although I do have a good idea of what they're about) but most of the songs are fast and fun and have a nice beat to them. Kinda repetitive, though. But that's what... punk rock... is about... (Wanna disagree? Let's fight about it. And I don't mean having an internet debate. I mean, drive to Albany, OR, and let's throw down out in the street somewhere.)
Wuv, Yer Mom
Godsmack, The Other Side
Its kinda an old album ( 2004 ) but who cares !!?? Godsmack is Godsmack, In my opinion this album is one of them best albums (All Wound Up, Godsmack, Awake, Faceless, The Other Side and IV)!
Finally, I own all Godsmack albums now :)!
the last album I bought was from a band called ''Kurac od ovce'' (trans. sheeps d**k) hahahahahaha...shoot me....
Between the Buried and Me- The Silent Circus
Between the Buried and Me- The Anatomy of...
1990s- Cookies
Not many people have heard of 1990s, but theyre a Scottish band. Their music is cheesy, but good-cheese with instruments... and so damn addictive! It basically sounds like early 90's British guitar music (think Blur, Pulp, Suede etc.) but its from this era. "You Made Me Like It," "See You at the Lights," and "You're Supposed To Be My Friend" are some of the most infectious songs i've ever heard. "Weed" is a great chilled stoner song about smoking too much weed and thinking that the telephone is alive even though he doesnt have one... odd! :D
I just got MxPx's new album, Secret Weapon. I really wasn't expecting much, and actually almost didn't get it. I wasn't really impressed with their last album I bought (Panic) and I never bought their last album they put out, which I believe was a bunch of B-sides (not Let It Happen.) I pretty much got it out of old loyalty, but I actually like this new album, particularly for the first two tracks, where they seem to be going for a Bad Religion type of sound. Half of their songs are the regular MxPx sound they've been doing lately, though. They've never been particularly the best lyricists either, but oh well; they're fun, and hit me with a bit of the nostalgia factor. Anyhoo...
Wuv, Yer Mom
I don't buy CDs often, I have to say. I download most of my stuff, or get it from friends. Clickster free downloads is definitely a start. But the last CD I did purchase was the sountrack of Titanic. (Yeah, yeah.) Got it for $10 in a sale. Rather good, I think. I love the instrumental stuff. I get paid out frequently for it, but I really don't care. Better than the rubbish they were putting in mainstream up until recently.
Hmmm...I think the last CD I got was Nickelback - All the right reasons. It's been a while since I have bought a CD.
The last CD I picked up is not JUST a CD actually. It is 2 cds, a DVD, and some memorabilia. Just picked up Heaven and Hell's live album/dvd Radio City Music Hall.
Haven't had a chance to watch/hear it yet, but I have no doubt that it is absolutely fantastic.
Whoops, just realized that it wasn't Titanic. It was actually something Thirsty Merc. Don't remember what it was called ... XP
oh geez...it was a while ago...umm...i think the last cd i bought was Van Halen...the self titled album
the last cd i bought was the other day wen i went out n got H.I.M. and plain whits t's: every second counts!! luv plain white t's!! only herd of them a week ago wen me gf put them on youtube!! n luved it straight away!! :woot:
Effel 65 Awesome song *I'm Blue* rock it baby
The last album I bought is obviously Hairspray! I bought it as soon as I got out from seeing the film basically lol. I loved the music so much that I just wanted to get the CD. It's so catchy and fun to listen to plus it's hard not to dance to it. :lol: My favorite songs on there include: The Nicest Kids in Town, I Can Hear the Bells, Ladies' Choice and You Can't Stop the Beat. Best soundtrack I've ever heard I think! :P
Bought some official Squareenix CD of Battle music from all FF games, I love the battle music lol.
I really only buy FF cd's legally >.>
Peace out
Regina Spektor - Begin to Hope
KT Tunstall - Drastic Fantastic
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold As Love
Camera Obscura - Biggest Bluest Hifi
Cat Power - You Are Free
I got the new Atreyu CD of Lead Sails Paper Anchor and boy does it kick ass. Out of it i'd say Blow, Becoming the Bull and two becomes one are my favourite.
Also just a hint as to which i will buy next. Avenged Sevenfold's new album....can't bloody wait to get me paws on that!
last cd...
hmm
i believe it was Mr. Bungle.. the self titled
The new As I Lay Dying CD. How could I have forgotten already what the album name is... Wow i am disapointed in myself.
I personally think it is my fav of thier cds. It has a good mix of speeds and sounds. A little more singing than usual, not all screaming or growling. Its a good way to mix things up.
An Ocean Between Us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Storm Bryce
It's a pretty good album.
Not above average, but a decent album.
The clean vocals are actually much better now.
last cd bought was the FFX soundtrack. The last digital cd i bought was korn: comming undone.
Though, not sure what im going to do in the future for game cd's.
In a fit of remembering 2001, I got Sum 41's Underclass Hero a couple days ago. I'd heard Does This Look Infected? and Chuck, and I'd liked them both, so I thought I'd like this one too. This one... is the one where the band decides that they're going to "mature" (read: "too old to rock out anymore.") I mean, part of it is still kinda rockin', but it has nowhere near the energy of DTLI or Chuck (which were actually better than their first two albums.) So I hit them up again at the wrong time, apparently.
Just before that, I got the soundtrack to A Nightmare Before Christmas, because Danny Elfman is awesome. Also, I can't find the movie anywhere (I hear tell it's one of the hardest DVD's to find.)
Wuv, Yer Mom
Limbonic Art ~ "Legacy of Evil"
Radiohead - In Rainbows
only it's not on CD, and i didn't buy it. because radiohead gave away mp3s of the album from their website free of charge.
if you haven't downloaded it - do it. what do you have to lose? the latest album by the greatest band in the world:
http://www.inrainbows.com
The last CD that I bought was H.I.M - Venus Doom. Great album.
Iced Earth - Framing Armageddon
****ing great album. A Bizzare concept, but interesting (it's a concept album) and Tim Owens does a wonderful job on the vocals. My pick for best of 2007 so far, but oh how biased that is.