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Meltdowner
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^ There's something about their creative intentions and attitude that I really dislike about Oasis. I have Standing something on CD that I barely spun, I really should sell it someday.
How's that Roach & Rich album? It seems like quite a collaboration.
Today: Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra Guthrie Govan - Erotic Cakes Dexys Midnight Runners - Searching For The Young Soul Rebels Mário Pacheco - A Música e a Guitarra |
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Thanks everyone for so much awesome back-and-forth conservation over the last few days. You're all an awesome bunch.
***** Glad you dug that Mansun album, Sam, it IS good! Ha, but speaking of Oasis, consider checking out their third album `Be Here Now', so fuelled by ego and cocaine that almost every track goes for between five and nine minutes, just endlessly overblown and bombastic! So many of the pieces have reprises over and over and never know when to end, it's freaking hilarious. But it's also actually rather good in parts, some decent tunes buried in there as well ***** My choices last night: Renaissance – Prologue The Beach Boys – Smiley Smile (great bent psych album, love it way it unravels in several spots, total album career suicide, but some impeccable moments of beauty and cohesion as well) The Beach Boys – Wild Honey (charming and classy pop album) The Byrds – Notorious Byrd Brothers Iron Maiden - Powerslave Aphrodite’s Child – 666 (first disc) Robert Rich – Filaments Steve Roach & Robert Rich – Strata |
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Meltdowner
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"Future Days" is so awesome that it never leaves my 1GB MP3 player :P I love listening to it on the beach :)
Yesterday: Giorgio Moroder - From Here to Eternity Mansun - Little Kix (The only problem I see is being released after "Six". It's a fine album indeed, I'd rather play this than any Oasis album :P ) Sleep - The Sciences (This album kicks ass!) Sun Mammuth - Cosmo Steve Hackett - Voyage of the Acolyte (Doing some homework for the concert next Saturday :) ) Carlos Paredes - Guitarra Portuguesa |
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King Crimson - Live in Hyde Park
Cos - Postaeolian Robbery Kraftwerk - Ralf und Florian Emeralds - Does It Look Like I'm Here?
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The Feelies | The Good Earth The Voidz | Virtue Ut Gret | Time of the Grets Oregon | Roots in the Sky The Clang Quartet | Recycled Joni Mitchell | Travelogue Royal Trux | s/t Triumph | Just a Game Yes | Tormato Edited by HolyMoly - May 02 2018 at 18:11 |
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Not that I’m condoning such things Edited by HolyMoly - May 02 2018 at 16:39 |
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Thanks man. It's been a while Tymon. Good to hear from you
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Aaahhh, missed that. Another excellent description. |
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Yes, panic attacks are definitely very uncomfortable to say the least. But I'm glad you are now feeling better than you used to and that ProgArchives has something of a therapeutic effect. I can definitely relate. I'm also really thankful for the whole community and that includes you. I am fine really, my older troubles are thankfully becoming more fictious and I know, more or less, how to approach new ones, which is great. And yeah, negativity is a horrible time waste if you think about it, on the other hand, though, there is always something one can get out of even the most negative experiences. Yeaah!
Exactly! That's a pretty spot-on description with "relaxing, but in a very "alert" way." Last two days: Tim Hecker - Harmony in Ultraviolet Herbie Hancock - Sextant Edited by ALotOfBottle - May 02 2018 at 13:15 |
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That's a bit odd actually, but then again I got into Ariel and Maus almost simultaneously and have always felt a kindred spirit and sound. That slightly psychedelically tinged 80s hypnagogic pop style with weird fittings, cartoonish brushstrokes here and there and the occasional rock bursts. Maybe I'm mad. I had the same experience when I started listening to the brothers Tame Impala and Pond - though nowadays I vastly prefer the latter. They still share 'a sound' though just like I think Ariel and Maus does. The Algiers debut is pretty much a more...erm direct? Nahh...it just seems to share all of the same ingredients as the sophomore album but arranged altogether differently...and better to these ears. There's more snarl to the dynamics - especially between the keys/electronics and the main vocalist. I find the style refreshing to say the least. Sorta like industrial post-punk gospel. Hah that sounds insane! I think I have Shaking the Habitual somewhere in my folks' garage (one of these days I really should do an inventory count or maybe just sell some of the old stuff I don't listen to anymore. Maybe I could get more room to fill up with music katjing! I am still on the fence about those Battiato lps. Damn why did you have to remind me? I am actually listening to Fetus right this minute. I love how raw and naive it feels. So compliments the overall theme when looking at the cover art. Yesterday: Ryley Walker - Primrose Green Faust - Fresh Air Steve Hauschildt - Strands The Orb - COW/Chill Out, World! The Heliocentrics - A World Of Masks (Real jungle panther music. Great for canooing. I tried it) Alain Goraguer - La Planete Sauvage (Everytime I listen to this I wonder why I don't spin it more often. It is brilliant. Sorta like Ennio Morricone going psych rock. Recommended to just about everyone. It's addictive.) Thundercat - Drunk David Bowie - Low Edited by Guldbamsen - May 02 2018 at 11:56 |
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Future Days is like summer condensed into this fever-like psychedelic calypso gallop. I also like 'relaxed in an alert way'. That's basically Can (but also very much this album right down to a t). Kinda in between everything. Styles, the beat, melodies and sense of direction...but somehow it works. Edited by Guldbamsen - May 02 2018 at 13:26 |
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Jonas Munk - Pan Caldera - Sky Islands Causa Sui - Return to Sky Monarch - Two Isles Tangerine Dream - Optical Races (Side A)
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King Crimson - The Power to Believe
Van der Graaf Generator - The Least We Can Do is Wave to Each Other Van der Graaf Generator - H to He, Whom Am the Only One Van der Graaf Generator - Pawn Hearts Mastodon - Crack the Skye |
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I had no idea about that 2016 release of his. Thanks for the heads up! Creaky back? Arghh man. You need to oil the hinges buddy. No getting around that. I guess stretches can do the trick, like yoga or tai chi. Never heard of Scattered Purgatory (insane name right there) but the way you describe em makes me look forsard to the meeting:) Thanks again. |
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Aphrodite’s Child | 666
Julian Casablancas + the Voidz | Tyranny Dogbowl | Flan Ariel Pink / Black Moth Super Rainbow | split 7” Esmectatons | Deformidade Jovial |
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Haven't played this in decades, so I gave it a spin. Still holds up as my favorite by them alongside The Black Album. Side 2 I especially dig. It cranks and it's punk, but with a lot of cool spaced-out guitar solos. I especially like "Plan 9 Channel 7", moreso than the studio version even. Carcass - Symphonies of Sickness: Grind meets death in such a wonderful disgusting way. Hilariously grisly lyrics littered with medical references. I started losing interest in them when they got more polished afterward. Mary's Blood - Bloody Palace: Wow...this album is FIRE. Saki's guitar solos are fantastic. She can do the neo-classical shred w**k without issue, but layers that stuff with a mean attitude, nasty notes and guitar screams, like Hendrix meet Yngwie. She's boss, and some of these songs are ripping fast. They got a great singer too. The Beatles - The Beatles (side 3): "The White Album" may not be my favorite of theirs, but this side is my favorite of any of their albums. I love every song on it, including "Sexy Sadie". It's got some of their heaviest stuff (sure "Helter Skelter", but how about that "Yes we're going to a party party" deal in "Birthday"...that's like punk man! Plus that monkey tune is the bomb), and damn, "Long Long Time" deserves more love. George was on his game, and it's one of their moodiest, haunting things they ever did.
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Herbie Hancock - Thrust
Herbie Hancock - Manchild
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HolyMoly
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I just got the Maus box set - all his albums on coloured vinyl with a book of lyrics, some musical scores, etc. i preordered it last summer at the same time I preordered the new album. Thing is, I like what he does but I don’t understand it at all. It’s intriguing, his style. It was his connection to Ariel Pink that got me interested, and I’m still trying to figure him out. He’s a pretty deep guy. I’m entirely new to Algiers (though I think they’re from my town), I picked up that CD in a used bin based only on the fact that Anthony Fantano (of “the needle drop”) liked it. Not that I trust him entirely, but now and then I like to blindly experiment with new music outside my usual buying habits, so if I see something used, I’ll sometimes take a blind chance. Hey, with The Knife’s Shaking the Habitual, that impulse buy resulted in one of my favorite albums. So it’s worth the risk. I do enjoy this Algiers album but wasn’t even aware of any other albums, so I’ll ck the prior one out. I listened to Battiato ‘s Clic album recently, and I’m still tempted to get the vinyl reissue. But if I got one of them, I’d have to get all of them , and I’m not sure I want to spend that much on stuff I already have on CD. But....damn. |
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