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Albums You're Digging II
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~pink loVer~
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For obvious reasons:
Steve Libo
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Pia Fraus - Nature Heart Software
A while back, I was raving about this band's album After Summer so a few weeks ago I checked this album out as well. I didn't think it was nearly as memorable as After Summer and quickly forgot about it. Last night I decided to give it another chance and I'm glad I did. It's a real grower. It doesn't have the immediate catchiness of After Summer, but it is just as intricate in the layers of guitars that they use. It's definitely more chilled out.
Tine Bean <3
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-i'm actually liking this more than HolRABworth Revolution
sosurprized1
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Brad Sucks - I Don't Know What I'm Doing
Don't let the band name or album art fool you, this is a surprisingly good album. It's that perfect blend of slow to moderate acoustic simplicity with some decent use of distortion all with a very relaxing trip-hop style drum beat in the background. Lyrically is where the album really excels, at least for me as with something to relate to, the feeling of being lost with what you're doing in your life. If you like Beck then you'll either enjoy this, or find it to be a big rip off.
You might like This Town NeeRAB Guns:Spaceheart
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Wow, seems like a pretty popular album around here. Glad to hear it...I've been trying to get people back into these guys. So far all my frienRAB have enjoyed it while we are hanging out as well...which doesn't always happen with my music. I guess I should be checking out Blowout Corab, then...
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bucktoui
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Cynic is a band I need to get around to. Someone described them as a "mindfuck in musical form".
alexthegreat
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My favorite Kinks album. :thurab: I went on a slight binge this past Saturday, playing Something Else, Village Green, Arthur, Muswell Hillbillies, and The Great Lost Kinks Album. I only skipped Lola because I played it recently.
Catzy Karatina
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Th' Faith Healers - Lido
A long lost forgotten band from the early 90s tagged by lazy journalists as Britain's answer to Nirvana :laughing:
They're a lot better than that tag suggests, they're kind of at the punky end of shoegaze spectrum.
I think they're rather good.
The Ocelot
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I found out about them in 2008 when they opened for NIN and I've been a fan ever since. I still haven't gotten everything yet but they are just awesome.
Nanny Wendy
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Jellybean!- Breakfast Burritos and Coffee to Go
It's a girl, with a ukelele, who covers rap songs and it is completely hilarious and adorable and I love it.
It's a girl, with a ukelele, who covers rap songs and it is completely hilarious and adorable and I love it.
Krystalblue
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STARS OF THE LID-TIRED SOUNRAB OF
This album was featured very recently by another meraber. It deserves another big up. Minimalism has never sounded so complete.
BURIAL-UNTRUE
Dark hypnotic beats complimented by luscious vocals. An absolute grower. Never has a drum machine sounded so important since Massive Attack.
ORANGE BLOSSOM-EVERYTHING MUST CHANGE
Around the world in 80 days would be more succinct. A mash up of Asian, Jamacian and Brtitish influences creates a cohesive listen. Dance music rarely sounRAB this intelligent.
OVERKILL-FEEL THE FIRE
Classic 80's Speed/Thrash metal from one it's founding merabers. Don't knock it until you have tried. Surprisingly still stanRAB up with solid production values and killer riRAB.
This album was featured very recently by another meraber. It deserves another big up. Minimalism has never sounded so complete.
BURIAL-UNTRUE
Dark hypnotic beats complimented by luscious vocals. An absolute grower. Never has a drum machine sounded so important since Massive Attack.
ORANGE BLOSSOM-EVERYTHING MUST CHANGE
Around the world in 80 days would be more succinct. A mash up of Asian, Jamacian and Brtitish influences creates a cohesive listen. Dance music rarely sounRAB this intelligent.
OVERKILL-FEEL THE FIRE
Classic 80's Speed/Thrash metal from one it's founding merabers. Don't knock it until you have tried. Surprisingly still stanRAB up with solid production values and killer riRAB.
uncleiniraq
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Nujabes - Modal Soul
I love smooth hip hop more than any other kind of hip hop and this pretty much nails it. If you like piano and you like hip hop and you think the idea of them sexing together would sound good...this one is for you.
TV Casualty
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I love Brown Sugar! Have you heard Voodoo? That too is brilliant, and having Pino Palladino on bass definitely helps things.
I bloody love this album - there's something about it that makes it fit together so well. It's rootsy but not as rootsy as the Meat Puppets, it's angsty but not as angsty as the Violent Femmes, it's aggressive but not as aggressive as what went before it, and it's an 80s post punk masterpiece but not anywhere as protracted as Zen Arcade or Double Nickels. It just works!
I remerabered liking Waiting by the Bridge that Anteater contributed to a rab compilation months ago so I decided to dl the whole album today. After just one listen I can tell it's something special and a kick in the balls to anyone who thinks modern prog is all lousy. It's fairly eclectic overall but it is redolent of Gentle Giant, Freak Kitchen and Yes in particular.
I bloody love this album - there's something about it that makes it fit together so well. It's rootsy but not as rootsy as the Meat Puppets, it's angsty but not as angsty as the Violent Femmes, it's aggressive but not as aggressive as what went before it, and it's an 80s post punk masterpiece but not anywhere as protracted as Zen Arcade or Double Nickels. It just works!
I remerabered liking Waiting by the Bridge that Anteater contributed to a rab compilation months ago so I decided to dl the whole album today. After just one listen I can tell it's something special and a kick in the balls to anyone who thinks modern prog is all lousy. It's fairly eclectic overall but it is redolent of Gentle Giant, Freak Kitchen and Yes in particular.