Albums You're Digging II

[Mzdandylion0527]

What a coincidence. I've been meaning to check this band out, lately, mainly because this was the first band of Tom Cullinan, who later formed Quickspace. And I love Quickspace. It would be interesting to hear if Th' Faith Healers also have kraut-rock influence that Quickspace used excessively. So yeah, I'm checking this out as soon as I can.

 

[tigris22325]

Glad you guys like them. I have been listening to that album nonstop all week.

 

[Lahly]

Before all the Stoner rock uprising there was this:

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[momof3granof1]

Prepare to be jealous, Bulldog... I'm seeing Elvis next month at a whole in the wall venue in New York. So psyched!

 

[Randomz Type]

yeah i see what you mean about the A&A thing, that's pretty much spot on, they're different though somehow lol
i'm going to upload their discography soon (the album, a few singles tracks and a few grainy live ones) so if you can wait 'til then i'll paste it on your wall

 

[«вLαкe»™ [MWSE]]

I'm listening to Pink Floyd's The Wall for the first time, in an attempt to get into other, more eclectic forms of rock. I'm digging it.

 

[<3Mariah<3]

^Have you listened to Precarabrian? If not, I would seriously recommend that before Heliocentric. Heliocentric is alright, but it's more of really heavy alternative rock with only tiny traces of the sludgy goodness they did before. That may sound interesting to you, but in my opinion they don't really pull it off.

 

[superduty250]

Club 8 - The Boy Who Couldn't Stop Dreaming

Very relaxed 60's influenced acoustic pop. All the songs are fairly strong and addicting.

 

[High Roller]

There's a gig floating around online of a special radio broadcast gig he did for the release of this album in some small club. The material off that album really stanRAB up well played live against his older stuff.

 

[johnerdem]

I just want to be you.

I havent downloaded it yet but it looks like its going to let me to so i think it works.

 

[chlorinelover20]

It took me 13 days to download the flac version of this album. But it was well worth the wait.

Amazing album that will be in steady rotation for years to come.


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[d1ms]

I'm really digging Pod by The Breeders at the minute.

Kim's voice is so special. I really enjoyed how her voice isn't a regular fixture in Pixies, cos it's nice to only hear it every once in a while, but this album is seriously dope. Definitely prefer it to Last Splash which is the only other album of theirs I've heard.

Doe is a killer song.

 

[Santino WwE~4~LyFE]

Give it time and it'll bloom into one of your favourite releases this year. Genuinely deserves all the hype it gets.

 

[starwilliams36]

Spoon are capable of writing some truly great songs. I just feel there aren't enough of them, and the rest are mediocre/bland/generic.

 

[hippyboy92]

Cujo - Adventures in Foam

It's really quite excellent. And somehow the re-release cover art enRAB up more dated looking than the original. Way to go!

 

[brb23]

Shaun Ryder apologised to me for barging through the train door when he got on near where he/I live, I turned around to him and said chivalry isn't dead laughter ensued but I averred myself and walked away with a kink in my step.

 

[xSHROOMZx]

From introspective and soothing to quite fun and everything in between.

 

[wwginchww]

yes! Swell Maps are an amazing band, their other record is also excellent.

 

[Chloe S]

A strong argument could be made that it's one of the only 3rd wave ska albums worth owning :laughing:

 

[Randall P]

^Psychic TV and Pink Floyd influenced psychedelic rock? That sounRAB like a match made in heaven (or maybe hell). I have to hear that.