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HaydenAsche 08.29.2006 09:48 PM

Parenthetical Girls - Safe as Houses
Xiu Xiu - Tu Mi Piaci
Xiu Xiu - The Air Force
Yellow Swans - The name escapes me.
Danielson - Ships
Madlib - The Beat Konducta 2

That's about it.

HaydenAsche 08.30.2006 09:28 AM

I forgot about a few I guess.

Cat Power - the Greatest
Devendra Banhart - Rejoicing In The Hands
Islands - Return To The Sea

Everyneurotic 08.30.2006 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage Clone
Hating "acoustic guitar and narration" basically means you will hate at least half of Current 93's music (I also call it "vocal style," as opposed to "narration," but I recognize that even though David is one of my favorite vocalists ever, he can't carry a tune in a bucket).
As for it being pretentious, perhaps it is. I enjoy it a lot regardless. But to the one making this criticism, I will remind you of one fact:

YOU LIKE BLACK METAL.


touché!! hahahaha. to my defence, i like pretentiousness that borders on the comedic and not on the self importance. i was never for spoken word-style music actually so that might have more to do than it being pretentious, everything that sounds like that seems pretentious, the arrogant egotistical pretentious, to me. hell, a year ago i didn't like folk and folk-based styles of music, now i like most of it alright, there are still some fringe limits, though...

i like earth covers earth alright, actually, that and black ships... are the only c93 i've heard so far but ece i really like.

it would have been better to say it's not my cup of tea.

Savage Clone 08.30.2006 10:05 AM

I think you might be better sticking to the scary electronic soundscapes of their early years, like Nature Unveiled or Dogs Blood Rising.

fishmonkey 08.30.2006 10:15 AM

comets on fire - blue cathedral
morrissey - live in earls court.

porkmarras 08.30.2006 11:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
touché!! hahahaha. to my defence, i like pretentiousness that borders on the comedic and not on the self importance. i was never for spoken word-style music actually so that might have more to do than it being pretentious, everything that sounds like that seems pretentious, the arrogant egotistical pretentious, to me. hell, a year ago i didn't like folk and folk-based styles of music, now i like most of it alright, there are still some fringe limits, though...

i like earth covers earth alright, actually, that and black ships... are the only c93 i've heard so far but ece i really like.

it would have been better to say it's not my cup of tea.

Hey i've read your your article on The Velvet Underground this morning and i've found it really interesting.

hat and beard 08.30.2006 12:33 PM

kazuki tomokawa - yume wa hibi genki ni shinde yuku
its the first album of his ive bought and i love it. as soon as i obtain a small fortune i plan on ordering his entrie catalog on psf.
ive also been listening to kan mikami alot, which is nothing new.

Toilet & Bowels 08.30.2006 04:52 PM

i always feel like i'm missing out when i listen to those guys because i can't speak japanese, so i've never really got into them

hat and beard 08.30.2006 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
i always feel like i'm missing out when i listen to those guys because i can't speak japanese, so i've never really got into them


i think they both have alot going for them aside from their words. i get the same feeling listening to alot of kan mikami's music that i get from listening to say... country blues. he has this really intense lonely sound that comes straight out of the blues, which to me translates with or without words. its certainly nice to be able to appreciate the poetic quality of the songs, but i think if you listen to it enough the sheer sound of it will eventually have you hooked.

k-krack 08.30.2006 08:48 PM

Flying Luttenbachers- Cataclysm
Joy Division- Closer
Xiu Xiu- nothing in particular, just can't stop listening to 'em
Refused- The Shape of Punk to Come
ATD-I- Vaya
Mogwai- Mr Beast
Silver Mount Zion....- Horses in the Sky
Varge!- Must Lunge
Wolf Parade- Apologies to the Queen Mary
The Doers- Whatcha Doin'?

i suppose that is a top ten.

finding nobody 08.30.2006 08:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k-krack
The Doers- Whatcha Doin'?

The Go has an album with the same name

k-krack 08.30.2006 10:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by finding nobody
The Go has an album with the same name


those bastards. the Doers are better.
plus, did the Go ever play with Mike Watt?? nooooo. did the doers? yeeeeeeh!

Everyneurotic 08.30.2006 11:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by porkmarras
Hey i've read your your article on The Velvet Underground this morning and i've found it really interesting.


thanks for reading, man!!!

Savage Clone 08.31.2006 08:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hat and beard
i think they both have alot going for them aside from their words. i get the same feeling listening to alot of kan mikami's music that i get from listening to say... country blues. he has this really intense lonely sound that comes straight out of the blues, which to me translates with or without words. its certainly nice to be able to appreciate the poetic quality of the songs, but i think if you listen to it enough the sheer sound of it will eventually have you hooked.



Kan Mikami was a hard nut to crack for me as well, due to language issues. I used to have that massive box set with 13 CDs in it, and I had trouble getting into most of it because I knew the words were of such importance to him and to most of his fans. I liked a couple of the albums soundwise, but ultimately felt I should pass the box on to someone who could appreciate it more.

Inhuman 08.31.2006 08:58 AM

Dr.Dre - The Chronic

Toilet & Bowels 08.31.2006 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage Clone
Kan Mikami was a hard nut to crack for me as well, due to language issues. I used to have that massive box set with 13 CDs in it, and I had trouble getting into most of it because I knew the words were of such importance to him and to most of his fans. I liked a couple of the albums soundwise, but ultimately felt I should pass the box on to someone who could appreciate it more.



yeah, normally i wouldn't be concerned by not being able to understand the lyrics, and it some cases i think not being able to understand is more enjoyable. but mikami and tomokawa seemed to fit in the same bracket as bill callahan, i.e. lyrics are key to understanding.

LNC 08.31.2006 10:44 AM

MEDICINE - shot forth self living/
MEDICINE - the buried life/
HOOD - cold house/
BELLRAYS - grand fury/
DRESDEN DOLLS - the dresden dolls/
HELIOS CREED - kiss to the brain/
HELLA - the devil isn't red/

drrrtyboots 08.31.2006 11:42 AM

Akron/Family - Akron/Family
Dirty Three - Horse Stories
TVOTR - Return to Cookie Mountain

Rob Instigator 08.31.2006 11:58 AM

Parts & Labor - the Great Divide
Sonic Youth - rather Ripped
Charles Mingus - ah Uhm

Rob Instigator 08.31.2006 12:00 PM

I am so pissed that return to cookie mountain has not been released in the USA. I fucking LOVE TV on the Radio, and I need the new album BAD

afterthefact 08.31.2006 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
I am so pissed that return to cookie mountain has not been released in the USA. I fucking LOVE TV on the Radio, and I need the new album BAD

Did you ever download the "OK Calculator Demos" cd I uploaded Rob?

golden child 08.31.2006 01:24 PM

THE RITA - maillart extended
REALICIDE - the first four years

Savage Clone 08.31.2006 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
I am so pissed that return to cookie mountain has not been released in the USA. I fucking LOVE TV on the Radio, and I need the new album BAD


So buy the import already.
If you love them that much, what's five extra dollars?

Alex's Trip 08.31.2006 01:39 PM

One of my recent favorites:

Isn't Anything-My Bloody Valentine

Bunbury 08.31.2006 01:40 PM

beirut

Rob Instigator 08.31.2006 01:54 PM

the import is around 12 extra dollars.

and I need all extra money to pay for high grade marihuana, so I can enjoy the tv on the radio album when I DO get it in september

Toilet & Bowels 08.31.2006 09:11 PM

maybe if you cut down on the drugs you'd hear tv on the radio for what they are, i.e. nothing to write home about.

HaydenAsche 08.31.2006 09:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
maybe if you cut down on the drugs you'd hear tv on the radio for what they are, i.e. nothing to write home about.


Or shit. I'd rather call them shit.

Пятхъдесят Шест 08.31.2006 09:18 PM

Oldie but goodie:

 

afterthefact 08.31.2006 10:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaydenAsche
Or shit. I'd rather call them shit.

Of course you would. But then one could argue that you don't know what they hell you are talking about.

HaydenAsche 08.31.2006 11:07 PM

Well, the one arguing with me would be FUCKING WRONG.

afterthefact 08.31.2006 11:29 PM

Well I admire your stance, it's takes guts to stand so firm, even when what you are standing for is incorrect :)

HaydenAsche 08.31.2006 11:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by afterthefact
Well I admire your stance, it's takes guts to stand so firm, even when what you are standing for is incorrect :)


TV On The Radio is hardly listenable. It's over-hyped, overrated, overappreciated SHIT. Get used to my opinion. It's the only one that matters, sweetheart.

youthoftomorrow 09.01.2006 03:30 AM

let's see...

Ride the Skies - Lightning Bolt
Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
...And Justice for All - Metallica
Ta Det Lungt - Dungen

cosmokramer 09.01.2006 03:47 AM

I got into dinosaur jr. in like april or something
and ive played you're living all over me a fucking million times

pantophobia 09.01.2006 10:35 AM

Erase Errata - Night Life (really the only one of note)

lots of Elton John

Bertrand 09.02.2006 03:01 AM

The Liars' Drum's Not Dead
I keep singing the last track when I drive back from work. It could go on forever (like a smaller Gavin Bryars's Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet)


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