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Rediscovering Gold: Oldies but Goodies
evilCarl:
Henry Rollins came to my college the other day, so that inspired me to listen to Damaged. That was the first time I had listened to that record (I know, I know, horrible), but after getting into an argument with my English teacher over who coined the term "straight edge" (it's Ian McKaye, by the way), I was inspired to listen to the Minor Threat Discography. Goddamn, that album was good. Really brought me back. I also listened to Ruiner a few weeks ago for the first time in about a year, and I went through What Could Possibly Go Right? and Prepare to Be Let Down nearly five times each. All before my first class of the day. I have to be careful when I listen to punk, I get really brief, intense obsession with them. One might say it's...hardcore. Hahaha...ha...ha.... I'm sorry, that was horrible.
Also, Mexican Power Authority are amazing.
Metope:
I don't know what is with me and Seamonsters by The Wedding Present, but I seem to rediscover it every september/october-ish. It just has this "fall"-feel to it that almost makes me feel guilty listening to it the rest of the year. Kind of like listening to Christmas songs in july, if what I'm saying makes any sense at all. Anyway, it's an amazing album, and the first one I ever bought that really blew me away, so it's sorta sacred to me.
Inlander:
Okay, there's really no need to have two active threads on this topic, so I'm going to merge them.
Strap yourselves in, ladies and gentlemen, because I've never tried this before. I apologise in advance if we end up with some Fly-like monstrosity of a thread.
EDIT: Well that seemed to go pretty smoothly. Is everyone all right?
De_El:
I kind of forgot about the Constantines for a year or so, but Shine a Light is a really good album.
Metope:
Oh wow, it's internet magic!
Also, I listened to Let It Come Down by James Iha for the first time in ages today. It's such a sweet CD and I forgot all about it, now I wonder how that happened.
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