What are people's favourite non-Morrissey albums at the moment?

[papa jack]

1 Boat To Bolivia - Martin Stephenson & The Daintees
2 Rattlesnakes - Lloyd Cole & The Commotions
3 Stutter - James
4 White Album - The Beatles
5 Alladin Sane - Bowie
6 Parklife - Blur
7 Psychocandy - Jesus & Mary Chain
8 Doolittle - Pixies
9 Stone Roses - Stone Roses
10 Sign O' The Times - Prince

 

[bikubesong]

Tom Waits- Big Time..

 

[THDevil]

Asobi Seksu- Asobi Seksu
Asobi Seksu- Citrus
Silversun Pickups- Pikul
Silversun Pickups- Carnavas
Broadcast- Tender Buttons
Goldfrapp- Black Cherry
Cansei De Ser Sexy (CSS)- Cansei De Ser Sexy

 

[Mozzaa]

Take Fountain-The Wedding Present
Black Hole And Reolations-Muse (Got Muse Tickets For Wembley Stadium So In The Mood For Them)
London Calling- The Clash

 

[Kuiper]

1: My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade
2: My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
3: Duran Duran - The Wedding Album
4: Weezer - Pinkerton
5: Duran Duran - Medazzaland

These aren't my five favorite non-Moz albums, just the five I'm most into at the moment.

 

[lucky lisp]

Back to Black , Amy Winehouse

 

[wolve]

Magnolia Electric Co.

Fading Trails

1 Don't Fade on Me 4:17
2 Montgomery 1:48
3 Lonesome Valley 3:36
4 A Little at a Time 3:05
5 The Old Horizon 3:13
6 Memphis Moon 3:16
7 Talk to Me Devil, Again 3:28
8 Spanish Moon Fall and Rise 2:44
9 Steady Now 2:53


(this is obligatory 2006 material)

 

[Oh my god. it's Robby!]

Re: Magnolia Electric Co.

Fading Trails

1 Don't Fade on Me 4:17
2 Montgomery 1:48
3 Lonesome Valley 3:36
4 A Little at a Time 3:05
5 The Old Horizon 3:13
6 Memphis Moon 3:16
7 Talk to Me Devil, Again 3:28
8 Spanish Moon Fall and Rise 2:44
9 Steady Now 2:53


(this is obligatory 2006 material)

boobs!

 

[the more you explore me!]

marvin gaye: what's goin on

scott walker: scott 4

 

[wolve]

^I downloaded scott 3 recently, because of all the namedrops you did the past days. Hope I like it

 

[wolve]

The Knife :: Silent Shout

 

[wolve]

Rachel's :: System/Layers

The experimental avant-pop trio Rachel's fifth release is a collaborative dance/theater piece with the New York ensemble Siti Company. The predominantly instrumental Systems/Layers follows eight characters through one day of their lives in the city, relying on urban field recordings and the distinctive subway chamber music of the group to tell these stories.

The melancholy strings and plaintive piano on the beautiful "Water From the Same Source" weep with a reverence for their subject that permeates the record as a whole. These mini-films feel like rainy mornings, and the listener can almost smell the diner coffee while hurrying through pockets of cigarette smoke and bakery truck exhaust. The quietly frantic "Arterial" descends into a swirl of spoken billboard ads before replacing its frenzied piano with cellos on the taut "even/odd."
Carousels and ice cream trucks provide the backdrop for curbside greetings, and buzzing electrical poles warm pigeons outside the day shelter as the band nears the end of the workday.
Imaginary credits roll as the solo piano album closer "NY Snow Globe" gently unlocks the front door of your apartment, leaving a trail of footprints that beg to be retraced.

Systems/Layers is cerebral and human, transporting you without insulting your intelligence. (allmusic.com)

 

[Stitchell]

Here's my top 10 non-Moz albums:

1) The Decemberists - Picaresque
2) Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures
3) Pulp - This Is Hardcore
4) Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible
5) The Decemberists - Her Majesty...
6) Regina Spektor - Soviet Kitsch
7) Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
8) Radiohead - Kid A
9) Jeff Buckley - Grace
10) Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation Of Millions....

Cracking list

Am currently loving:

The Crane Wife - The Decemberists
The Dresden Dolls - The Dresden Dolls
Somebody To Drive You Home - The Long Blondes
Scott 2 - Scott Walker
The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me - Brand New

 

[Stitchell]

Hey Wolve, you are a generous soul, downloading The Knife now!

 

[sonandheir]

The Stranglers - Suite XVI

To think they've going 30+ years and they are still producing music to this high quality. I urge you to buy this album, I'm sure you'll love it. Anyway, to keep you going until you rush out to the shop, here's a taster:

http://download.yousendit.com/F8E4B0C73189F47F

 

[punky bunnymen bunnyfan]

For the moment...

Echo & the Bunnymen: "More Songs to Learn & Sing", "Siberia", "Crystal Days: 1979-1999"

The Beatles: "Love"

Depeche Mode: "The Best of Depeche Mode Volume 1"

 

[Bluebirds]

BUMP

Dunno if these are new but The Knife's LP, The Klaxons is ok and The Noisettes. Quite enjoying the Jamie T one as well but my mate keeps playing it in the car and its starting to do my head in now!

 

[thewarroom]

Interpol- Antics
The Paul Simon Collection
The Best of Leonard Cohen
Lloyd Cole and the Commotions- Rattlesnakes
REM- Automatic for the People
Motion City Soundtrack- Commit This to Memory
The First and Third Tiger Army albums, I forget the title
Brewing Up with Billy Bragg

 

[Poco Innocente]

Klaxons - Myths of the Near Future (bannnngggingggg)

 

[slum mum 1974]

1, Scott walker, 2, 3, 4....Fantastic
2, My Chemical Romance...Black Parade
3, Diana Krall...the girl in the other room...silky smooth velvety voice...
4, Amici Forever....Defined
5, Frank Sinatra.....In the Wee Small hours
6, Nick Cave and the Bad seeds....Murder Ballads
7, Nina Simone...The best of..
8, Pink Floyd.....Pulse
9, Pulp...This Is Hardcore
10,Simon and Garfunkle...The definitive collection

There is more but i won't bore you to death