hotstreek704
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season of the siccness- brother lynch
Albums You're Digging II
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lovemyboys!!
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My friend told me to check out this band out and they sound great a bit like Gang of 4 mixed with The Strokes to create some great dance punk.
The Black Rabbit of Inlé
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Elvis Costello - Live@the Manchester Apollo, '87
Probably my favourite bootleg ever this. Great renditions that, in some cases, improve on the studio versions, great setlist, great atmosphere - I tried uploading for my journal before but I've only got it in wav, which of course means the uploaded file enRAB up being about a gigabyte in size. Pity.
The follow up, Mantra (2010) is a more fleshed out version of that, with a wide array of new movements. If I ever learn how to use the Windows 7 movie maker I'll create some videos on Youtube, but if you liked The Latter Rain then it's pretty safe to say you'll like Mantra. Give them two more albums and I think they'll reach the popularity Opeth did back in 2001 when Blackwater Park came out.
Testament - The Spitfire Collection
Been a while sice I'd listened to Testament, I don't remeraber it being this ****ing fantastic. This is a pretty good compilation album.
lildeb1258
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Yann Tiersen - Les Retrouvailles
I found myself in the mood to listen to something "classical" or whatever (even though thise is a newer album) and ended up downloading this. I completely love it, and it has a classic sound with a lot of modern minimalist elements. Highly Recommended.
nick217bball
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Midlake - Bamnan and Silvercork. SO GOOD.
imported_wise_one
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Oh goddamn, Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots is so good. I just got it recently but I've been listening to it constantly.
(1986)
Crazy, crazy Ghanaian dance pop gem. It's a bit like ragga being made by a demented African child with a casiotone, you may ask why the hell anybody would want to hear that, but just you wait until Ata Kak casts his strange spell over you... Awesome Tapes from Africa
farah_ruff88
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Delivered.
Curious ^.^
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can't say i've been listening to much lately but these are IT:
littlemunchie
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^ First time I've given this album an end-to-end listen in ages. Brings back some memories this.
^ Probably the best of the Oils' earlier, much punkier albums.
Jack S. Buy more ammo!
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It's on the outtakes and b-sides album from 1987 Dead Letter Office. That's actually one of my favorite REM albums believe it or not, very much worth a listen if you've never heard it.
Bill E Bee
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bro, he can not like Mangum's voice. hell, I liked ITAOTS but even I think there's a couple of points on the album where he was a bit annoying.
pumaleon123
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Might have to look that up. SounRAB interesting enough, and Braindance is a pretty f*ckin cool sounding name as well.
I'm Digging II this lately:
Fabriclive.46 - L.T.J. Bukem
Maybe the perfect DnB mix. Not too hard, not too soft...plenty of jazzy parts and piano thrown in. Can't believe it took me so long to pick this one up. Bukem is a genius.
I'm Digging II this lately:
Fabriclive.46 - L.T.J. Bukem
Maybe the perfect DnB mix. Not too hard, not too soft...plenty of jazzy parts and piano thrown in. Can't believe it took me so long to pick this one up. Bukem is a genius.
Paul_in_Steeltown
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I'm going to create a legion of Patrick Wolf fans.
thunderdragon191
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Aye it's fabulous, I can't wait to hear more of their recorRAB.