I got Pink's new album, and the deluxe edition of Amy Macdonald's album. Both awesome :)

Here's a man with good taste!

Their Satanic is a bit weird, but it includes She's A Rainbow :D
Dylans latest bootlegg is amazing, maybe the best one of the bootlegg series.
Neils Greendale is something in the middle, it's good, but doesn't have the X-factor. Tonight's The Night does... And a lot of tequilla and coke...
Alberquerque is one of my favourite Neil Young songs. One of the most depressing albums ever, that's what makes it so good ;)

Yeah and on topic:
Myself:
John Mayer - Continuum (gift from Santa)
Amy Whinehouse - Frank (gift from same Santa)
Ween - The Mollusk (also gift, from diffrent Santa)

katie Melua - Collection
Michael Jackson - king of pop
Katy perry - One Of the boys

Thank you for the taste comment. I think you are one of the people with the best taste on this board :)

I haven't listened to Greendale yet, but I've listened to the other three you've pointed out. Tell Tale Signs is very good, I haven't actually heard any of the albums the songs were made for, apart from Modern Times, but this CD makes me want to hear more. Great offcuts.

Their Satanic Majesties Request is very weird, but has some great tunes on it. Very 60s psychedelic, a scene which I'm into quite a bit. Tonight's The Night is brilliant, one of my favourite Neil Young albums already.

Anyway, on topic:
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (not My Sweet Lord! Must have been thinking of that song when I typed it)
Blur - Think Tank

I like my taste too lol ;) Thanks! Haha

My Greendale album contains a DVD where Neil performs Greendale acoustic (guitar/pump organ).

About late Dylan (97-06). I love this era, some don't. Time Out Of Mind is my favourite album of him, VERY dark though... (seems like I like dark records).
Tell Tale Signs, is great, but contains a lot of diffrent stuff.

Yeah, and btw, Blur - Think Tank. Again: Great choice! :D

I've heard about Neil's acoustic peformances of Greendale (Noel Gallagher says they're brilliant :) ) but unfortunately my version it it doesn't have the free DVD.

I'll have to track down Time Out Of My Mind, sounds pretty good.

And I've heard mixed reviews of the Blur album. A diehard Blur fan says it's complete shit, but hey, I'll have to listen to it and make up my own mind.

About Greendale DVD: It ain't bloody necessary. I rarely play it.
About Bob: Should we bring up "my" official Dylan thread?
About Blur: It ain't typical Blur, it's more rythm 'n bass based, but has some great songs.

"Infinity on High (Special Edition)"- Fall Out Boy
I'm trying a new thing where I give a shot to bands who I'd ignored earlier.

-Let it Rock - AC/DC (One more album to go to finish my collection, that I can't find anywhere. Which is Jailbreak.

-Armageddon Soundtrack - Was recommended it, but half of it is Aerosmith, which I already have... but Mr. Big Time by Jon Bon Jovi is on it. :lol:

-Dark Hoarse - Nickelback (Which I'm extremely unsatisfied with. Worst album they've ever released. They've cut away from their fan base and went complete mainstream.)

"Folie a' Deux"- Fall Out Boy