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KurtFreund
Dan Reeder is the man, hope you're enjoying it. Incredible lyrics and simple, awesome guitar. You have John Prine in your chart, who Dan Reeder has down as a hero, so maybe you'll dig it. I actually need to get around to Prine myself. Also I'm going overboard on the Stones lately, reading Keith's book, watching every doc I can find and just listening to Exile again and again. Sorry it took a little while to respond to your shout, I never got the little notice thing and I never just scroll and check.
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KurtFreund
I'm gonna try man. I like the amount of Steely Dan plays you've got. I need to get around to putting all their stuff on the computer I'm using, seriously one of my all time favourites. You should check their solo stuff if you haven't already, 11 Tracks of Whack is awesome. Thanks for the shout bro.
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Turtleporker
Thanks! I'd recommend "Sam's Town" for your first cd to get by them. I checked out BtMI cus I've heard a lot about them and it seems like you like 'em a lot. Any recommendation on a beginners album? Because I'm liking what I've listened to so far.
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Alturn8tive
As maggie said you really cant go wrong with anything they put out, but i would listen to Bedroom Disasters first
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Mhmmaggie
Heck yes I can. I would check out Grand Trine and Home Blitz. Pocahaunted's new album is top-notch as well. Recently, I've been obsessed with Local Natives, too. The Okmoniks, Smith Westerns, Box Elders, Reagan Youth, Nice Face, TV Ghost, Ponytail, and Holy Shit are also sweet. Hurm. Most of those are garagey/punk. Listen to Silver Jews, too! American Water is a great album.
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SubRosaStupor
Hate to sound like everyone else, but I do like the looks of your charts. Nice to meet you.
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