What are you listening to at the present? (genres helpful)

[dsheinem]

Currently Listening to: ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - Tao of the Dead. Specifically, the song "Summer of all Dead Souls".

I also blame this thread for my recent listening of Unwound's Leaves Turn Inside You / Repetition. I'm definitely liking them quite a bit as well.

all good choices

[SwooshBear]

Listening to Stadium Arcadium by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Didn't realize how good it was until a friend of mine told me to listen to it. Charlie has to be my favorite track on the album. I know that they just released a new album, so I'll probably check it out later.

[OldSchool_Boy]

Cab Fare by Souls of Mischief

Saw it performed at Rock The Bells and its on non-stop rotation in my head since

[noiseredux]

Cab Fare by Souls of Mischief

Saw it performed at Rock The Bells and its on non-stop rotation in my head since

this was always one of my favorite Souls songs. I remember having it on some terrible sounding bootleg tape that had been dubbed way too many times back in high school. But man, I would suffer through the hiss to hear that Bob James sample.

[NintendoLegend]

Heath McNease (the McNasty!) and his 8-bit Mixtape. Good stuff -- hip hop over NES chiptunes with some nice flow and sick rhyme. The album's available now at name-your-own-price:

http://heathmcnease.bandcamp.com/

If you do happen to grab it, tell 'em Nintendo Legend sent ya.

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Other than that, some Lynyrd Skynyrd, actually. I'm just a simple kind of man.

[noiseredux]

I also blame this thread for my recent listening of Unwound's Leaves Turn Inside You / Repetition. I'm definitely liking them quite a bit as well.

Unwound is a favorite of mine... Leaves is the best. Repetition is amazing ("Corpse Pose" rules). But if you don't have New Plastic Ideas, get it fast. That's soooooooo good. Very close to being my favorite album of theirs.

[OldSchool_Boy]

Cab Fare by Souls of Mischief

Saw it performed at Rock The Bells and its on non-stop rotation in my head since

this was always one of my favorite Souls songs. I remember having it on some terrible sounding bootleg tape that had been dubbed way too many times back in high school. But man, I would suffer through the hiss to hear that Bob James sample.

I honestly never heard of this group until I saw them perform at Rock The Bells. I feel disappointed that I never did but now I'm glad I have.

[noiseredux]

I honestly never heard of this group until I saw them perform at Rock The Bells. I feel disappointed that I never did but now I'm glad I have.

REALLY??? Wow. They're part of Heiroglyphics with Del, etc. Definitely get their first two albums 93 Til Infintiy (which had their only really popular single, "That's When Ya Lost") and No Man's Land, which was much darker, but awesome. I haven't kept up lately, but I'm fairly certain they finally released "Cabfair" in some official capacity on mixtape compilation or something.

[OldSchool_Boy]

I honestly never heard of this group until I saw them perform at Rock The Bells. I feel disappointed that I never did but now I'm glad I have.

REALLY??? Wow. They're part of Heiroglyphics with Del, etc. Definitely get their first two albums 93 Til Infintiy (which had their only really popular single, "That's When Ya Lost") and No Man's Land, which was much darker, but awesome. I haven't kept up lately, but I'm fairly certain they finally released "Cabfair" in some official capacity on mixtape compilation or something.

Never really cared for West Coast rap and them being from Oakland doesn't help.

[noiseredux]

Never really cared for West Coast rap

when I was younger, I didn't either -- but Heiro always SOUNDED East Coast. I mean, any Del albums could've passed for East Coast if you didn't know. But I get what yr saying. If you weren't clued in, how were you to know?