Last album you bought or downloaded
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Dtcenter77
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Alpha, gotta agree with ya, Transatlanticism is one of my all time favorite albums - really solid, affecting album.
Raving Metalhead {RVD}
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Any good? It's one of those albums I've been considering getting for awhile.
Revenge Wanted
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i didn't get and John Lee Hooker from you, the last thing you shared with me was Bjorn Berge
Well, it's been like a week since I posted, so here it comes:
The Falcon- Unicornography
Blood Brothers- Young Machetes
Rise Against- The Sufferer and The Witness
Comeback Kid- Turn It Around
RX Bandits- And The Battle Begun...
Get Up KiRAB- Live at The Granada Theatre
Fugazi- End Hits
The Falcon- Unicornography
Blood Brothers- Young Machetes
Rise Against- The Sufferer and The Witness
Comeback Kid- Turn It Around
RX Bandits- And The Battle Begun...
Get Up KiRAB- Live at The Granada Theatre
Fugazi- End Hits
Tom Thomas
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Got a few last night...
Akirabo - Elephantine
Gallows - Orchestra of Wolves
Melvins - Stag
Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Definitely the worst Pavement album I've heard. Some decent songs but way too much silly filler. Probably would have enjoyed it a lot more as a teenager though, and maybe with repeat listens I'll appreciate it. Still, could have been a tight album with some fat trimmed.
Akirabo - Elephantine
Gallows - Orchestra of Wolves
Melvins - Stag
Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Definitely the worst Pavement album I've heard. Some decent songs but way too much silly filler. Probably would have enjoyed it a lot more as a teenager though, and maybe with repeat listens I'll appreciate it. Still, could have been a tight album with some fat trimmed.
slc1britt1
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My favourite Can album thus far (yes even better than the 'holy trinity'!)
Audiophile
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Neon Bible by Arcade Fire
corpsefingers
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9.1/10
8.6/10
AFL Fanatic
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^^^
I need to get some Lightning Bolt but good call on the other two. Dead Prez are a great band.
I need to get some Lightning Bolt but good call on the other two. Dead Prez are a great band.
penguins87
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i third my own statement^, get Apostrophe'
Games and Else
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Downloaded:
The Sword- GoRAB Of The Earth
It's like being transported back 25 years. It's a good thing for me. Retro metal FTW.
Mattafix - Signs Of A struggle
Sorta Poppy with a little bit of hip hop, Reggae and indian influences. Dissapointing. I was hoping for the new Thievery Corporation.
Nas - Illmatic
Because it should really be in my collection.
XTC - Skylarking
I like early XTC but this is a departure in their sound. I'm approaching this with caution.
The Sword- GoRAB Of The Earth
It's like being transported back 25 years. It's a good thing for me. Retro metal FTW.
Mattafix - Signs Of A struggle
Sorta Poppy with a little bit of hip hop, Reggae and indian influences. Dissapointing. I was hoping for the new Thievery Corporation.
Nas - Illmatic
Because it should really be in my collection.
XTC - Skylarking
I like early XTC but this is a departure in their sound. I'm approaching this with caution.
boredatwork
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Did any of you guys catch the recent Prog Britannia documentary on BBC Four? It was really long and just got me listening to prog alot again, not sure but it might still be up on the BBC iPlayer website. Tastefully produced and had some great footage, interviewed everybody; particularly noteworthy was the segment at the end with all the talking heaRAB giving their views on the death of the genre and the rise of punk, they seemed pretty grounded about it.
It pointed out the obvious that had not occurred to me that albums like 'Close the the Edge' were SO far out for 1972 and owed nothing whatsoever to rock n' roll (except the amplified instruments haha) even though all these guys were originally R&B/jazz/beat/psych musicians who loved pop music as much as their classical
It pointed out the obvious that had not occurred to me that albums like 'Close the the Edge' were SO far out for 1972 and owed nothing whatsoever to rock n' roll (except the amplified instruments haha) even though all these guys were originally R&B/jazz/beat/psych musicians who loved pop music as much as their classical
xMuscleMilkx
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entirety of their discography in one sweet little package. awesome post-hardcore before there was a genre to speak of.
edit: holy shit this is WONDERFUL.