Also loving on The Pipettes' "Pull Shapes." Saw the video in Italy and had to download the record when I got home.
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Also loving on The Pipettes' "Pull Shapes." Saw the video in Italy and had to download the record when I got home.
The Complete Peel Sessions 1978-2004 - The Fall
It seems like every Third or Fourth track on my iPod is one of these tracks, but I ain't complaining!
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Currently spinning:
How is this? Fairly curious.
I'm really liking this album alot. It is indeed abrasive, but id say it is slightly less so than Crimes, which was slightly less abrasive than Burn Piano Island, Burn, and so on. Who knows, at this rate the Brothers may have a radio-friendly album in them yet. Certain standouts, like "Lazer Life" and "Spit Shine Your Black Clouds", rank up there among my favourite Blood Bros. tracks. Highly recommended.
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Hmm, another album I remember my mom having! I know nothing about this, just remember that cover.
I'll be rude, I'll be rude, I'll be rude woo hoo!
Finally got Destroyer's Rubies..
Why the fuck did I wait so long to take a listen to this? I've been obsessive over this album over the last day or so.
Why the fuck did I wait so long to take a listen to this? I've been obsessive over this album over the last day or so.
Maudlin of the Well - Bath
Maudlin of the Well - Leaving Your Body Map
WilliamTell you would like the shit out of these albums, if you dont have them already
also:
Maudlin of the Well - Leaving Your Body Map
WilliamTell you would like the shit out of these albums, if you dont have them already
also:
A.R. Kane - i
Sat around listening to this album last night and realized that not only is the first quarter fantastic, the rest of the album is pretty damn good too. I'd never really payed attention to how good In a Circle, Miles Apart, and a couple others in the last half are. It's a bit long, so I always kinda drifted off after that amazing first quarter... According to AMG, it looks like this was reissued in 2004. Anyone know if it was remastered? Or just rereleased?
I know I said I'd upload this a while back, and I did, but I forgot about it and the link got deleted, so I'm gonna try to get it uploaded during the afternoon.
And here's that link: hxxp://www.sendspace.com/file/pbmra4
Pedal Steel Transmission - In The Winter, It Makes The Dead Grass Look Green
This is amazing. Wish I had known about it earlier.
Haven't got my Swede psych rock on all summer. What's wrong with me? Dungen rules!
My latest CD from yourmusic.
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Do The Kinks endorse the Ku Klux Klan? All the K's are red, is there a story to this I don't know about?
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My face is STILL red about that time I joined the Ku Klux Klan thinking it was their fan club. "Black Messiah" indeed!
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Do The Kinks endorse the Ku Klux Klan? All the K's are red, is there a story to this I don't know about?
I only play the politically correct US version:
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What the hell is "Wizard's Brew"?
What the hell is "Wizard's Brew"?
Killer album.
Clem Snide--End of Love
This kinda sucks. And I even liked the first album.
Upon further listening, replace "kinda" with "really". Ouch.
Whoa, this is good.
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What the hell is "Wizard's Brew"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wizzard
It was Roy Wood's post-Move band -after he splintered off from ELO. I see a Y$I in your future.
from wikipedia:
In approach, the album was much more experimental than the group's hit singles, with elements of hard rock (an approach Wood's previous band The Move had explored on their 1970 album 'Looking On'), and improvisation, especially on the lengthy 'Meet Me At The Jailhouse'. Wood frequently used ring modulation to give the instruments a harsh, distorted sound, and the album may represent an early foray into recording technique that would eventually be called lo-fi. Critical and popular reaction was mixed.
No kidding. It's a pretty bizarre record.
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What the hell is "Wizard's Brew"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wizzard
It was Roy Wood's post-Move band -after he splintered off from ELO. I see a Y$I in your future.
from wikipedia:
In approach, the album was much more experimental than the group's hit singles, with elements of hard rock (an approach Wood's previous band The Move had explored on their 1970 album 'Looking On'), and improvisation, especially on the lengthy 'Meet Me At The Jailhouse'. Wood frequently used ring modulation to give the instruments a harsh, distorted sound, and the album may represent an early foray into recording technique that would eventually be called lo-fi. Critical and popular reaction was mixed.
No kidding. It's a pretty bizarre record.
Interesting. I'm a fan of the Move, but I never heard of that band. The album cover looked so insane - I would never have guessed Wood was involved.
Pretty decent album! Thanks for posting it, Ted F.
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This kinda sucks. And I even liked the first album.
Upon further listening, replace "kinda" with "really". Ouch.
I agree. The songs, coupled with the horrible album cover, just shows that they really didn't try very hard. First album was alright, this is just a fuck you to the fans, or a fuck up. Either way, bad move.
AKRON/FAMILY & ANGELS OF LIGHT - split LP
Surprisingly digging this. Any word on a U.S. release?
Six Organs Of Admittance - The Sun Awakens
Comets On Fire - Comets On Fire
Eikenskaden - The Last Dance
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what do you think?
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what do you think?
I love this album. I'm sure that it will make my year end list.
What about you?
Dan Bejar has a great vocabulary but can't do anything with it.
I like.
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I thought she might have hung it up after her first album bombed.
Any good?
Badly Drawn Boy - One Plus One Is One. This might be a sort of BDB day, haven't decided yet, but after this I'm going to quickly spin this:
Liz Phair - comeandgetit EP. Probably her last worthwhile release, and not even properly done. A download with her self-titled album, though I guess it was actually released on her tour.
^ That Liz EP actually pissed me off, because it proved she could still write good music but is willfully choosing not to.
Then she can fuck right off! I'm tired of being pissed off by her recent output. I know it's already discussed in the Fuck n Run thread, but really, fuck you, Liz.
Anyways, another thing that pisses me off, and is now playing:
Dirty Pretty Things - Waterloo To Anywhere. I like the album, and for $7.99 it was a steal, but the swapping of Doctors and Dealers and Gin 'n Milk on the tracklist (why do they do that???) and the absence of B.U.R.M.A. (I know it was a UK bonus track, but wtf, it might be the best song on the album) makes me wish I just got the damn import months ago. I know I'll end up buying it again in the future, which even pisses me off more.
Anyways, another thing that pisses me off, and is now playing:
Dirty Pretty Things - Waterloo To Anywhere. I like the album, and for $7.99 it was a steal, but the swapping of Doctors and Dealers and Gin 'n Milk on the tracklist (why do they do that???) and the absence of B.U.R.M.A. (I know it was a UK bonus track, but wtf, it might be the best song on the album) makes me wish I just got the damn import months ago. I know I'll end up buying it again in the future, which even pisses me off more.
what's with all this prog shit
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what do you think?
I love this album. I'm sure that it will make my year end list.
What about you?
yeah, me too. do you have any else by these guys? recommendations?
sounds good with my coffee and that breeze coming thru the windows:
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Nice. The Drudkh and Enslaved albums are two of my faves from this year and that Weakling album is one of my favorite albums ever. How do you like 'em?
how is the Goo Goo Dolls album, Paves? I used to own it but I only ever listened to the singles.
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what do you think?
I love this album. I'm sure that it will make my year end list.
What about you?
yeah, me too. do you have any else by these guys? recommendations?
No, sorry. That's the only album that I've heard by them.
Drudkh - Blood In Our Wells
I'm just listening to this too. Reminds me a lot of Burzum.
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