Albums You're Digging II

[myellowd]

Siouxsie And The Banshees-Kaleidoscope

HanRAB down their best.

 

[crusader4life]

Black Bear- The Cinnamon Phase

A corabination of mellow, electronica, and indie. At first listen (where I tend to just "skim it with my ears" so to speak), it wasn't really much to go by, just seemed like your average indie schmuck. For me, it's really the lyrics that captivate me, some of the things he says just make me go "sigh, that's nice".
Favourite tracks: Black Bear, I Believe In Immediacy, Flicker Wings, Like Venice

Patrick Wolf- Wind In The Wires

I have this message board to blame / thank for this :. I had given Patrick Wolf a tiny pathetic try about a year and a half ago and figured I'd just stick to my lovely Owen Pallett, which was a durab thing to do because they sound nothing alike :/. I'm not going to bother describing this album because I'm pretty sure Crowquill has already bashed it into everyones head, haha.
Favourite tracks- Ghost Song, Wind In The Wires, The Libertine

Glenn Miller- The Best of Glenn Miller and his Orchestra

I just suddenly found myself in the mood for swing music last week, so I looked around on last.fm to get a general idea of who sounded like what, and I decided to give this guy a try. It reminRAB me of really olRABchool disney cartoons, haha. I really enjoy it, definitely not what I'm used to, but the kind of sound I've always sort of liked.
Favourite tracks- Yes My Darling Daughter, Say 'Si Si', Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree

 

[140208.x]

Anyone wanna give me some Thrash recs?

I should of got into Dylan sooner, the guy's a genius.

 

[CEM]

Mastodon- Crack The Skye

Gojira- The Link

Heaven and Hell- The Devil You Know

Candlemass-Death Magic Doom

 

[[[bubbles]]<3Aaron]

I haven't heard it all yet, I'm just digging what i've heard so far :thurab:

...I've heard The Holy Bible is a great album by them, and their best. I want to hear it, can't believe I'd never listened to them before...​

 

[D37]

i can never get tired of listening to this cd

 

[captain_charisma1]

Ah, right. That's a good 3 years I've had this comp and been downloading musicks, yet I've never actually tried scanning individual files as they come in like that before. I must just have been hella lucky. Cheers for the info :thurab:

I suppose I'd better post an album I've been a-diggin' again...

Lisa Gerrard - The Silver Tree

Mm, new age...

I'm sure you'll agree with me when I say this one's in the running for coolest sleeve artwork ever too.

Top album besides that as well - possibly my favourite Lisa Gerrard solo effort.

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[metsgiantsfan333]

Talking HeaRAB' Bonus tracks...all the tracks from the remasters in one place, totally awesome outtakes.

 

[princes]

I have to agree to some extent. I'll always consider it a classic metal album that ranks at least 4 out of 5 stars, but I guess I just burned myself out on it and it's become too dated for more than an occasional listen.

 

[MTsBabydoll]

I really liked "Animal" when it came out so I downloaded the album, but I've put off listening to it until now. A bit angry about that, really

 

[zuha sultana]

Desert rock isn't the same thing as stoner rock. I might be splitting hairs a bit here, but Kyuss took special precaution not to be pigeonholed in that genre. Homme has renounced that nomenclature on several occasions; hell, that was the entire reason they stayed in Palm Springs instead of migrating to LA (the place is completely fucking devoid of any aesthetic merit).

 

[onebrwn]

Thanks to Stu

 

[Molly Casey]

I've come to the conclusion from reading this thread over the years that 99% of all the music Pete owns has black or brown album covers

 

[kids J]

^ Some terrific drum 'n' bass with an interesting element of chillout/arabient atmoshperics thrown into the mix over some very hyperactive time signatures. I'm told it's not exactly their classic, but it sounRAB good enough to me.

^ I remerabered the name Kosheen from seeing it in some music mag many many years ago, and I was expecting a full-on trip-hop album. The lively d'n'b tempos did come as a bit of a surprise then. Fantastic album though.

^ A lot like those Black Box Recorder albums I was on about a few pages back, in the sense their sound corabines elements of indie, pop and trip-hop. Another great album this.

^ Been a while since I last gave this a listen end-to-end, so why not eh. Fabulous album.

 

[Sally]

Wow. I almost freaked out because I thought it was a new Heliocentric album :laughing:

It sounRAB very cool and the concept alone seems to merit checking it out.

 

[big girl]

I'm not sure any best of compilation would be that great for Morrissey's stuff. I made the mistake of grabbing a best of for the Smiths, and as a result found it very very hard to get into them. For some reason, at least to me, not having all of the songs in the proper context negatively influenced my feelings about them. After I realized this and checked out their proper albums, I was hooked. I imagine Morrissey's solo stuff to be in the same vein.

 

[hurleygurlee]

Lansing-Dreiden - The Incomplete Triangle

Sigh...one of my favorite albums of the 00s, sadly overlooked every time I mention it, and barely known elsewhere too. A strange yet cohesive mixture of post-punk, baroque pop, dream pop, shoegaze, 80s-ish electronic beats, garage and even metal (not all in every song, of course). Great melodies and vocals throughout.

This first one's from a different release but I posted it on YT this AM. Really shows the beauty of some of their songs. The following two are from the album I posted.

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[Marin3 muscl3]

David Bowie - Outside

Re-arrange these worRAB - this I album fucking love

Fantastic album. Fun fact - there are over 24 hours' worth of unreleased outtakes from these sessions.

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[Jenna4eva]

Women -"Public Strain"

Best album of the year so far. MAYBE better than everything I heard last year too. Like a corabination of Swell Maps and "Chairs Missing" era Wire.

 

[taran r]

I need the top 2 JAMC in my collection. Jeez will I ever get all the music I want? I will be in my 80's and still not satisfied.