TheLizard

I've been a big Vampire Weekend fan since their very first single, and their third album might be their best yet. They've certainly managed to expand their sonic palette beyond "world's best Paul Simon tribute band".

Don't Lie - Vampire Weekend

I think I have a new favorite gif.

According to wikipedia, they have an album coming out later this year.

Life On Mars? - David Bowie

Troll! Troll in the dungeon!

Lunge Forward - Wavves

1. Dig a Pony - The Beatles (1970) 2. Bring the Noise - Public Enemy (1988) 3. Husbands - Savages (2013) 4. Little Black Submarines - The Black Keys (2012) 5. Sleep Alone - Bat For Lashes (2009) 6. On The Road Again - Willie Nelson (1980) 7. Alabama Getaway - The Grateful Dead (1980) 8. Within- Daft Punk (2013) 9. Chain Gang - Sam Cooke (1960) 10. Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me - Elton John (1974)

Fight Club Did I listen to pop music because I was miserable? Or was I miserable because I listened to pop music?

Today I learned that The Rivieras - of "California Sun" fame - were from South Bend, Indiana. If there is any place in the country that is the opposite of California Sun, it's South Bend, Indiana.

Thanks!

Cool! Tell him I say hey.

Gardenia - Stephen Malkmus

This thread has taken a turn that tells me my Public Enemy nomination isn't going to do so well. Not that I expected it to.

That's The Way of the World and Piper at the Gates of Dawn had a baby and called it Random Access Memories. Fantastic.

Sleep Alone - Bat For Lashes (2009) Husbands - Savages (2013) My love of this band is beginning to border on obsession. Bring The Noise - Public Enemy (1988)

Don't Look Back In Anger - Oasis

Bueller?

One Way Trigger - The Strokes

Dr. Strangelove "It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage."

There Will Come A Time - Noah and the Whale

1. Prodigal Son - The Rolling Stones (1968) 2. Twist And Shout - The Beatles (1963) 3. Little Wing - Stevie Ray Vaughan (1991) 4. Police And Thieves - The Clash (1977) 5. Atlantic City - The Hold Steady (2009) 6. Where Did You Sleep Last Night? - Nirvana (1994) 7. Let's Spend The Night Together - David Bowie (1973) 8. Ain't Too Proud To Beg - The Rolling Stones (1974) 9. Come Together - Aerosmith (1978) 10. One More Cup Of Coffee - The White Stripes (1999)

I agree, I didn't quite get it the first time, but now it's one of my favorites from this year so far.

Not bad. The songs are a little unfocused, but there's a lot of potential there. Sort of Trent Reznor meets Sleigh Bells.

It looks like a lot of us can agree on Pulp Fiction and Goodfellas. We're a violent bunch, aren't we?