Xx Evelyne xX
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Albums You're Digging II
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jjvikings08
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^ Probably my favourite of the Northern Soul Story compilations. A couple of particularly good 'uns off of it...
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edgar_2742
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Some great Aussie stuff tonight for my thirsty ears... in the form of Bluebottle Kiss's "Patient" album.... freaking great songwriting, passionate singing / playing and just a great dirty feel make this album a must, an album i should have dragged out earlier than this!
All The People (live recording from their recent tour together) - Blur
A darn fine selection of Blur songs, wonderfully played with spirit and lotsa oomph... great collection of songs in the setlist, too... a good mix, a little heavier on older material, but no less great for that fact...
A darn fine selection of Blur songs, wonderfully played with spirit and lotsa oomph... great collection of songs in the setlist, too... a good mix, a little heavier on older material, but no less great for that fact...
Anastazia G
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No, it definitely is a song you should love =| wtf dude, lol
imported_~_~
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Drudkh's third classic and maybe their best. "Blood in our Wells" is very warm and heart-felt for a black metal record. Exquisite melodies and some guitar shredding.
All I've been listening to lately is Swans and Wire, but I've found time to check out the Dog on Wheels EP from Belle and Sebastian. I have to say, I'm pleasantly surprised at how much I like it. Completely unexpected.
Good album that, if a bit patchy.
You should check out their Mollusk album and don't be put off by the fact they're comedy rock because it's good stuff. I wasn't as impressed by Chocolate and Cheese but it's not bad. I still haven't heard Pure Guava.
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Love that album. Sodom is my fav of the German lot and M-16 is actually a pretty decent piece of modern thrash.
Good album that, if a bit patchy.
You should check out their Mollusk album and don't be put off by the fact they're comedy rock because it's good stuff. I wasn't as impressed by Chocolate and Cheese but it's not bad. I still haven't heard Pure Guava.
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Love that album. Sodom is my fav of the German lot and M-16 is actually a pretty decent piece of modern thrash.
kirstyyy :)
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Nuraber one on my cardio workout music. Fast and to the point. Music for my short attention spam moments.
Sam the Man
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Listened yesterday and I'm really impressed. Some real quality tracks here and an awesome War Pigs cover.
Hollygolightly
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The Rip - A Timeless Peace
The Rip - Stormed Port
Rather lo-fi, but they have a rather peaceful, beautiful side to them.
nOt a sErioUs pOeT
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I would say that this is up there with the post rock greats, like Explosions In The Sky's All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone or even Lift Yr Skinny Fists.
I really like it so far
I really like it so far
volleyball4life
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Someday This Could All Be Yours - The Paper Chase
God Bless Your Black Heart - The Paper Chase
God Bless Your Black Heart - The Paper Chase
Laura RMCF
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When the vocals come in on "Twelve", I always get shivers. Great album.
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Massive Attack - Mezzanine
I've slowly grown to consider this album a full-blown masterpiece. I used to lose interest by the first "Exchange" had worn off, but I've slowly been building up the balls to tackle such an amazing album in its entirety. Trip-hop has always been a breeding ground for various styles but the way this can blend soul, jazz, hard rock, and pure electronic together is just not fair to anybody else. Top that all off with the fact that this album is thickly coated with the darkest, most brooding textures imaginable and you have trip-hop's swansong.
The vocals... Oh my God the vocals. Elizabeth's Fraser's performances on "Teardrop" and "Black Milk" are both out of this world, as are Andy Horace's on "Man Next Door", "(Exchange)" and "Angel". 3D's whispering effect on "Mezzanine" and "Inertia Creeps"... They all perfectly tie into the mood and emotion in each song. Getting lost in these songs is incredibly easy, but seriously analyzing them for their musical merit is also not a hard task.
What really sealed the deal was hearing it through a good pair of Sennheisers. The quality headphones along with the musical texture that is almost made specially for headphones just made it that much better.
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Massive Attack - Mezzanine
I've slowly grown to consider this album a full-blown masterpiece. I used to lose interest by the first "Exchange" had worn off, but I've slowly been building up the balls to tackle such an amazing album in its entirety. Trip-hop has always been a breeding ground for various styles but the way this can blend soul, jazz, hard rock, and pure electronic together is just not fair to anybody else. Top that all off with the fact that this album is thickly coated with the darkest, most brooding textures imaginable and you have trip-hop's swansong.
The vocals... Oh my God the vocals. Elizabeth's Fraser's performances on "Teardrop" and "Black Milk" are both out of this world, as are Andy Horace's on "Man Next Door", "(Exchange)" and "Angel". 3D's whispering effect on "Mezzanine" and "Inertia Creeps"... They all perfectly tie into the mood and emotion in each song. Getting lost in these songs is incredibly easy, but seriously analyzing them for their musical merit is also not a hard task.
What really sealed the deal was hearing it through a good pair of Sennheisers. The quality headphones along with the musical texture that is almost made specially for headphones just made it that much better.