Albums You're Digging II

[Fiore Sanguinante]

Got this early thanks to Kirby, in my opinion it's his best work so far.

 

[K-LA.]

Me too, me too! Silversun Pickups were my big addition to my circle of faves last year, both Swoon and Carnavas are dreamy guitar pop / rock heaven... two of the best "new" albums I have heard in the last few years...

 

[rkuchan1]

^ Good one, I should play that again soon it's been a while. You really have to play it a lot to really get a grip on it. It can wash over you very easily. At least for me.

 

[fergilious]

Yeah.
I see lots of lists around here and it surprises me that Dubnobass.... is not on at least one of them. Brilliant record.

 

[Liz A]

BEAUTY. I'm going thru the early Cure discography, and this is the one I'm addicted to at the moment.

 

[Hey Diddle Diddle!]

That's probably my 3rd favourite Cure album. There's such a great variety of musical styles and mooRAB on that album yet it all fits so nicely together. The stereo bass on 'Sinking' sounRAB so depressing yet awesome.

 

[RobiCZ]

I like to have stuff in FLAC, but (according to foobar) 65% of my library is in MP3.

If I can get it in FLAC, I get it. It's nice to have and most of my favorite banRAB or stuff that's very subtle gets the treatment.

 

[lyfisatest]

An eclectic and interesting sounding quartet. I'm on the hunt for these now.

 

[*madmaddie*]

I read in an interview that the guy had just listened to a lot of Chapterhouse and rabV for the first time and was inspired to make this instead of another black metal album. To me he nails the classic shoegaze sound more than any other band in the current shoegaze revival scene (not that Alcest has anything to do with that). What's interesting is that it's a black metal musician who was new to the music to make a great shoegaze album while all the rabV-fan-banRAB in the world still can't.

 

[MJbabyy<33]

Haha. Strangely enough I just got Dr. Feelgood last week on a whim. I was actually thinking of getting Shout at the Devil next.

 

[bloodsucker_023]

Just to go along with my "recently downloaded" post. This is the reason I had to get the album:[YOUTUBE]J0mUeDuMgXs[/YOUTUBE]

 

[kiro c]

Thanks! Will have to check those out!

 

[Tailzz]

Absolutely agreed. Six Demon Bag is one of the best albums of the decade.

 

[BeiibeeGiirl]

sorry to post twice, but Anteater was going on and on about this and it's AMAZINGGGGGGG

 

[Katelyns expecting™]

Love of Life or The Great Annihilator.

 

[raya]

Sent. I feel that any music with a tag such as 'Atmospheric' neeRAB to be appreciated with headphones. The intensity inside of this album is all well and good, but having it concentrated for a full-frontal assault on the ears is a different story. Especially when the songs are as long as these ones are...

 

[Chris Brown]

Really enjoying the dense, often dark but very relaxing sounRAB of Geogaddi by BoarRAB of Canada.... really interesting stuff both sound and composition wise, and something completely new for me... a very good thing!

Enjoying it immensely! It' going to be a favorite methinks...

 

[lemontartsue]

Skinny Puppy is not industrial-metal.

 

[Piggaletto]

Still on a Costello bender just like old times!

Here's one I haven't listened to in such a long time though. Forgot how beautiful this album is too. Easily the most easygoing and calm Costello album - great night-time listening.

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And I intend to belatedly give this a first go a bit later.

 

[charro c]

I've been working my way through Dylan's Tell-Tale Signs.

"Born in Time" is pretty extraordinary.

Glad I got the three-disc editon.