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[imagist42]

Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that "pulling a Misconception" was being a rude ass. I meant it more as commenting on the use of the language, with the rude ass doing this as a means of shutting the man down without actually responding to what he said. Apparently I am 0 for 2 in clarity today.

[Liz]

You've gotta admit that sentence was phrased really badly if you didn't intend to call me a rude ass. But I will let it slide as long as it doesn't happen again.

As for new music, to get back on topic, please, if you are reading this, download the Radical Face album recently posted in the Mediafire thread. It is made of pure glory and awesome and you will not be disappointed. If you are then I guess there is no hope for you.

[Hat]

I'm going start mixing up my homonyms because I want someone to call me on it and I have a really interesting point to make about internet communication being much closer in style and intent to speech than to written communication and how as a result, mixed homonyms don't significantly interrupt the flow of information enough to warrant the ridiculously pedantic attention paid to their misuse.

Wait no I just made it.

Damnit.

(I do not support people using whichever fucking version of two to and too they want, but I am just saying that conversations on the internet are so casual and context dependent that I have never actually noticed a mixed homonym on my first reading of an internet forum post. Also I actually did notice two because that is just ridiculous)

[Liz]

I always notice them. They drive me crazy.

[imagist42]

You act like I consciously mixed up two and too! That would be two ridiculous!

[Divide by Zero]

I have a couple of album suggestions, for varying definitions of "new."

UNKLE's latest album, War Stories, is pretty damn good. It's worth listening to the whole album a couple times through. There's a hidden track at the end, though, so be careful. It's kind of a cross between electronica and rock. Josh Homme sings on a couple of tracks.

Bitter:Sweet came out with The Mating Game in '06, I believe. I suppose they're trip-hop, but that's one of those genres without a clear definition. All the instruments are played by humans and then mixed by computer. No samples, no digital instruments. Some turntable scratches. Oh, and the title track includes a theremin.

Another '06 album is Every Waking Moment by Citizen Cope. It's somewhere between rock, pop, hip-hop, electronica, and all of it very much indie. It's a darker album than his previous effort, The Clarence Greenwood Recordings, which I like better. I haven't heard his first album yet, but I hear it's very good.