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// THE FLAMING LIPS - The Soft Bulletin

I find I need to be in the right mood to enjoy that album but it is tops indeed.

Justin Timberlake - Justified (Shut up, shut up, shut up, ok? There is always room for good pop.)
Deftones - White Pony (Why didn't I get this when it first came out? Why'd it take me so long?)
St Lucy - Loyal? - (Really good, nice to listen to on a summer's day.)

Paul Weller "days of speed"

sniff sniff, slash slash

Hmmm! Has to be!

The Datsuns - The Datsuns
Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
Royksopp - Melody AM
The Who - Who's Next
Buffalo Springfield - Buffalo Springfield
Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
AC/DC - Let There Be Rock!

Dying Fetus - Killing On Adrenaline
Murderdolls - Beyond The Valley Of The Murderdolls
Opeth - Blackwater Park

Placebo - "Without I'm Nothing": The best album ever, has alot of emotions on it. Been spinning it rather frequently lately. Its helping me through a hard time im having. But its great for every occasion. Unlike SUM 41's album that doesn't live up to its name of all killah's no fillers the title should be rewarded to this album. This album changed my life(10/10)

Pacifier - "Pacifier": The only cd that can rival Placebo's "Without you i'm nothing", and comes first equal. Again this album is very dynamic, and apparently moving. This album is so fucking good that i only let one of my closest friends borrow it. No filler tracks as well. (10/10)

Shihad - "Killjoÿ": Great cd to, this is where the Shihad sound started. Not Churn but Killjoy. Love the middle of the album (Envy, Debs Night Out, Bitter). I found Jon Toogood and the boys comforting to listen to last nite and every other time. (9/10)

A Perfect Circle - "Mer De Noms": Definitely one of the best of 2000 when it came out. "Orestes" is definitely one of many highlight tracks along with 3 Libras and Brena. I love the distress ridden emotion of Orestes and The Hollow especially. (10/10)

silverchair - "Frogstomp": An old classic which i have been playing alot lately too. Favourite would have to be "Shade" and "Suicidal Dream". Also just learned how to play most of Shade on guitar. (7/10)

Tadpole - "The Medusa": I know alot of people will cringe at me liking Tadpole but hey cringe all you want, its better than nu-metal. This album is so much better than its predessor, and contains more emotion and dynamics. "Condition Chronic" is definitely one of my signature songs. No filers provided either. (10/10)

Shihad - "The General Electric": Great experimentation with digital effects and sonics. At the moment "The Metal Song" is really doing it for me, its just the lyric "I'll be what you want to be""prtty much sums up the expectations and pressures im getting from my family after failing most of bursary. No filers either.(10/10)

Offspring - "Smash": FOr sentimental reasons this is my favourite album of theirs. I've been having nitemares some nites this week and "Gotta Get Away" just describes it. And "Smash" is another one of my signature songs. No filers either.(10/10)

Most of these arent that new but i still love them all the same...

One by One -Foo Fighters
Colour and the shape - Foo Fighters ( Yes old but i still listen to it heaps!) :)
Blindspott
A Perfect Circle - Mer de noms
Pacifier - Pacifier
Kitsch - Kitsch (has anyone else actually got this album????)
The Music
Box Car Racer

... oh the list goes on but they wud have to be my most listend to. :)

Heres some more.....

silverchair: "Neon Ballroom"
An album that i can relate to personally. And its helping me get through this tragic month. Do you feel the same would have to be the peak point of the album, the lyric in it "Now i have managed to be the one, to be the victim without the gun" is telling it straight about the state it is for me to get on with my family in my house, sometimes we aren't even sure we want to be in the same room. And Miss You Love is another song that means alot to me. Great from beginning to end. (9/10)

Im really into:

Rage against the Machine - the battle of los angeles
System of a Down (self-titled)
Ash - Intergalactic Sonic 7"s (basically a greatest hits)
The Lord Of The Rings - The Fellowship Of The Ring (the only Soundtrack i own or would want to own, except maybe the two towers...i have abit of an obsession with LOTRs but this music is REALLY emotional....and good)
Nirvana (i really love all the tracks especially 'In Bloom' and 'All Apologies', Classic).
Queens Of The Stoneage - Songs For the Deaf ( this is a really good album with no weak tracks on it...i was looking to buy 'Rated R' but i cant seem to find it anywhere....any help?)

I am going through my at the drive-in phase...
Supergroove - Traction
QOTSA - Rated R
At the Drive-In - In Casino Out, Vaya and Relationship of Command.
Sparta - Wiretap Scars
The Mars Volta - Tremulant
Mudvayne - The end of all things to come (the best bassist i've ever heard...maybe)