Famous Old Painter

I could've bought it yesterday, I saw it lying around on this shelf and I thought I'd get myself a copy - then I didn't. My riveting and useful contribution to this thread. :laugh3:

But it's true, isn't it?

Nice, though I didn't have the time nor money to make it. :\

Gah, really wish I could've gone

Hannah Montanna - no. Don't like her at all. Jonas Brothers - GODS! :angel:

Well Radiohead have been around for almost 20 years now, Grizzly Bear have been around for 5. There's no comparing them, not yet anyway. However, OK Computer was Radiohead's 3rd album, Veckatimest is Grizzly Bears, who knows what the future holds for them?

I don't know, it's very Muse-y to me en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MKULTRA

The new video makes me roflol

Good luck. :rolleyes: I like both Radiohead and Grizzly Bear but I can't really compare them

Evermore

I agree, It's Never Been Like That is definitely their strongest record in my opinion.

In The Midst Of This - Expatriate. I'm gonna keep saying it.

My favorite tracks Is It Any Wonder Crystal Ball Spiraling The Lovers Are Losing You Haven't Told Me Anything Again and Again Pretend That You're Alone

This first thing that came to mind when you said "blow my mind" was Grizzly Bear's Veckatimest - probably because of the music video for Two Weeks. If that's not mindblowing I dont know what is. Also, everyone everywhere needs to listen to Expatriate. Their album In The Midst Of This sounds like all of the bands you mentioned initially and more. It does get a little noisy at times but I think it's the perfect record pretty much.

I don't mind the artwork myself. I'm a bit worried about the album itself though, I enjoyed their debut and really enjoyed all the stuff between the first and second albums, I didn't like FWN or The Last Shadow Puppets much though. We'll see...

This WILL be the greatest album released this year! :D

Just cant get into the record at all, sorry. But this is coming from a guy who thinks Empire is genius so what do I know.

Hm... I'm the opposite. I expected great things from this record and was quite disappointed. The only track I really like is Science of Fear and I prefer the single version. Rest is also pretty good, really catchy but you have to admit the song itself is a bit of a joke.

Ready, Able is stuck in my head. What a song.

1. Union - The Boxer Rebellion 2. To Lose My Life - White Lies 3. Merriweather Post Pavilion - Animal Collective 4. Invaders Must Die - The Prodigy 5. Battle For The Sun - Placebo Cant really be bothered doing the others. I haven't listened to much Australian music this year (though there are promising releases coming out) and there are far too many brilliant songs to go through.

Erm... :thinking: http://www.abc.net.au/rage Edit - Nevermind, it appears they're re-made the video. Why? Who knows, seems a bit pointless to me seeing as Sweet Disposition wasn't released that long ago. Wouldn't it make more sense to release a new track as the next single?

Naw, I'm gonna wait it out for the record and hear it in full then (which shouldn't be too long now, not too long at all). No point in having too many spoilers

Hm... I thought that was posted before. Obviously not, strange as it's been out for a while. I gotta admit it scared the fuck out of my initially but like the song it's grown on me so much. Now it's probably my favorite video of 2009 so far.

All I know is I want a cigarette hat. :laugh3:

Good News Week + Smoke Machine = Extreme :laugh3:, Kav or no Kav. And I loved his singing voice when he was doing that duet with Ross. Very professional :laugh3: