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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolfie View Post
    Good to see Arcade Fire back in action. Is it a new direction or a follow on from Neon Bible, Pauro??
    New direction, a lot less of the strings, church organs and despair... but a real mix of styles, Month of May is quite punkish and Wasted Hours is quite a chilled out strum along. Sprawl II verges on disco and it's amazing. There's two two-part epics (if that makes sense), Sprawl and Half Light. Countless highlights, but it's best to let the album grow on you.
    'Fascists dress in black and go round telling people what to do, where as priests.....'

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    The Suburbs - Arcade Fire
    Bossanova - The Pixies
    Humbug - The Arctic Monkeys
    Places Between (Best Of) - Doves
    Quoting years at random since 1975

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    Decade - Neil Young
    Turn on the Bright Lights - Interpol
    Different Gear, Still Speeding - Beady Eye
    The River - Bruce Springsteen
    The Promise - Bruce Springsteen
    Essential Bob Dylan (2010 re-issue) - Bob Dylan
    Quoting years at random since 1975

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    Dynamite Steps - The Twilight Singers
    Blues for the Red Sun - Kyuss
    Bardo Pond - Bardo Pond

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    The new lot this week include:
    Cut Copy - Zonoscope
    The Go! Team - Rolling Blackouts
    LCD Soundsystem - The London Sessions
    David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
    Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
    The Kinks - The Village Green Preservation Society
    Happy Birthday: The Best Of Altered Images
    Last edited by stann; 09/03/2011 at 12:41 AM.
    more bass

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    Animal Kingdom - Signs And Wonders
    Soledad Brothers - The Hardest Walk
    Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
    Beth Orton - Pass In Time
    The Pine Hill Haints - The Cold Cold Hand (Alabama Ghost Country Music)

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    Elbow - Build A Rocket Boys! (follows on from Seldom Seen Kid, pretty good)
    REM - Collapse Into Now (back to their best!)
    Radiohead - King of Limbs (took a while, but sinks in, very atmospheric, especially the last three tracks)
    DJ Shadow - Entroducing (listened to it for the first time, brilliant stuff)
    'Fascists dress in black and go round telling people what to do, where as priests.....'

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    Quote Originally Posted by stann View Post
    Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
    Great album thats bookended at the beginning and end with two absolute classics - "Gimme Shelter" and "You Can't Always Gets What you Want". Complete genius for, what year?? - 68? 69?

    Could have been a Hat-trick if they left the "rock" version of "Honky Tonk Women" on the album.

    May I heartily recommend "Sticky Fingers", "Exile on Main Street" and "Beggars Banquet" also.
    Quoting years at random since 1975

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolfie View Post
    Great album thats bookended at the beginning and end with two absolute classics - "Gimme Shelter" and "You Can't Always Gets What you Want". Complete genius for, what year?? - 68? 69?

    Could have been a Hat-trick if they left the "rock" version of "Honky Tonk Women" on the album.

    May I heartily recommend "Sticky Fingers", "Exile on Main Street" and "Beggars Banquet" also.
    '69. Lots going on around it, inside and outside the band.
    "Gimme Shelter" is one of my favourite songs of all time. Heard or read a great line about it some time ago, something about Richards' guitar intro wheeling like a malevolent vulture circling the corpse of the sixties. Nice.
    "Midnight Rambler" is another top, top tune.
    Not as much of a fan of Sticky Fingers as it goes, but slot in Out Of Our Heads instead and you'd pretty much have the best four Stones albums there though.
    Last edited by stann; 12/03/2011 at 1:31 AM.
    more bass

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    Quote Originally Posted by jebus View Post
    The Con by Tegan and Sara
    Bugged In/Out by Errol Alkan
    Play This by Coldcut
    Substance (Disk One) by New Order
    Savana by Ali Farke Toure
    Some Kate Bush best of
    Alas I Cannot Swim by Laura Marling
    1990 by Daniel Johnston
    going over this thread in search of some good music - big thanks for Tegan and Sara - they are awesome

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    Death - The Sound of Perseverance
    Magrudergrind - 62 Trax of Trash
    and a Luke Kelly CD my friend made. He is a truly great singer

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    Quote Originally Posted by cornflakes View Post
    Magrudergrind - 62 Trax of Trash
    you might like pig destroyer? phantom limb is one monstrous album:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlXzZyTYbEc
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    Quote Originally Posted by ken foree View Post
    you might like pig destroyer? phantom limb is one monstrous album:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlXzZyTYbEc
    Great band. Prefer the Prowler in the Yard album tho.

    Insect Warfare are quality too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cornflakes View Post
    Great band. Prefer the Prowler in the Yard album tho.

    Insect Warfare are quality too.
    cool thanks, must check both. do you like the norwegian b. metal stuff (xasthur, leviathan, etc.)? i'm into some of it and lately a few bands like esoteric and weakling. also a soft spot for all that newish doom/drone metal (e.g. sunn)
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    Quote Originally Posted by ken foree View Post
    cool thanks, must check both. do you like the norwegian b. metal stuff (xasthur, leviathan, etc.)? i'm into some of it and lately a few bands like esoteric and weakling. also a soft spot for all that newish doom/drone metal (e.g. sunn)
    Wouldn't be too into Black Metal, I like Immortal, haven't listened to much tho
    Ya I like a bit of doom. Electric Wizard, Weedeater, Khanate, Eyehategod good bands
    I prefer grindcore and death metal. I like it fast

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    Quote Originally Posted by cornflakes View Post
    Wouldn't be too into Black Metal, I like Immortal, haven't listened to much tho
    Ya I like a bit of doom. Electric Wizard, Weedeater, Khanate, Eyehategod good bands
    I prefer grindcore and death metal. I like it fast
    funny, slower the better for me! (sunn are god's b0ll0cks.) but i see we share some taste in stoner stuff like e. wizard and khanate. SLEEP? (OM and high on fire guys' first band) are probably my favorite from this "scene" or "genre" or whatever. their 65 minute dopesmoker song is epic, an overused word these days, but very true in this case. that insect warfare link is pretty insane alright, i could get into some of that no problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ken foree View Post
    funny, slower the better for me! (sunn are god's b0ll0cks.) but i see we share some taste in stoner stuff like e. wizard and khanate. SLEEP? (OM and high on fire guys' first band) are probably my favorite from this "scene" or "genre" or whatever. their 65 minute dopesmoker song is epic, an overused word these days, but very true in this case. that insect warfare link is pretty insane alright, i could get into some of that no problem.
    Just listened to the first twenty minutes of "Dopesmoker", brilliant stuff. I think you could convert me to a die hard doom fan

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    Quote Originally Posted by cornflakes View Post
    Just listened to the first twenty minutes of "Dopesmoker", brilliant stuff. I think you could convert me to a die hard doom fan
    hahaa i love it, you look down at your watch and think, only forty minutes to go! great stuff indeed. on the other end of the spectrum, i was checking out the 'prowler in the yard' track lengths yesterday, they're all like a minute and a half long! if you really like that sleep album, check out 'holy mountain' by them. chugging and sabbathy in the vein of electric wizard.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ken foree View Post
    hahaa i love it, you look down at your watch and think, only forty minutes to go! great stuff indeed. on the other end of the spectrum, i was checking out the 'prowler in the yard' track lengths yesterday, they're all like a minute and a half long! if you really like that sleep album, check out 'holy mountain' by them. chugging and sabbathy in the vein of electric wizard.
    Ya some of the best grindcore albums are really short, Napalm Death's "Scum" album has 28 songs in 33 minutes. If you want to get into grind listen to bands like Assuck and Discordance Axis. Theres even a grindcore band called Drogheda (Not that good tho).
    Im loving Sleep going to look into getting a couple of albums

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