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The Soup Nazi 09.03.2018 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Severian
That was my summer cruising music in simpler times.


So when you say "cruising"... ;) :D

Severian 09.03.2018 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi
So when you say "cruising"... ;) :D


I actually mean driving around the town I went to college in thinking about a girl who was way too cool for me, looking for girls who were slightly less cool, yes.

No, I really just mean literally driving around in the summer time. From class to basement where my band practiced, out for beer and other things. Yes there was usually a girl on my mind, but I didn’t mean “cruising.”

Savage Clone 09.08.2018 08:54 PM

Burzum - Hvis Lyset Tar Oss

I've never gotten sick of this one in all the years since its release.

Severian 09.09.2018 11:53 AM

 



Spiritualized - “And Nothing Hurt”

Finding it hard to stay focused this time around. Used to treasure every Spiritualized album, await it with baited breath and play it to death .... but I dunno. It’s good, but I’m not blown away or anything.

Dr. Eugene Felikson 09.10.2018 03:16 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5bofzvTd7c

The Soup Nazi 09.10.2018 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Severian
Spiritualized - “And Nothing Hurt”

Finding it hard to stay focused this time around. Used to treasure every Spiritualized album, await it with baited breath and play it to death .... but I dunno. It’s good, but I’m not blown away or anything.


Haven't heard a single note yet, and won't until I receive my copy. :) But the reports I've read about Mr. Spaceman using bits of recorded classical music... I kinda dig it — sounds positively Basinskiesque!

Severian 09.10.2018 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi
Haven't heard a single note yet, and won't until I receive my copy. :) But the reports I've read about Mr. Spaceman using bits of recorded classical music... I kinda dig it — sounds positively Basinskiesque!


Yeah, it’s good. Very good. But I think I’m kinda over the Lips/Spiritualized/Low era when every new release was the highlight of my year. There’s just so much out there that I wasn’t listening to when I was 16. But it’s early days.

I ordered the pretty deluxe edition LP. But I’m not gonna wait on that shit.

The Soup Nazi 09.10.2018 10:41 PM

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The X-Files Turns 25 Today - Revisit Spiritualized's Cover of the Theme Song
The First Episode Premiered September 10, 1993

Dr. Eugene Felikson 09.13.2018 10:36 AM

 

dirty bunny 09.14.2018 12:02 AM

Lately it's been My Morning Jacket's "Z" a ton.



Lay Low is such an awesome song.

Severian 09.14.2018 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by dirty bunny
Lately it's been My Morning Jacket's "Z" a ton.



Lay Low is such an awesome song.


Yeah, that is a really solid album.
Do you think MMJ ever came close to hitting that mark again? Personally I think it was their peak as a band. Circuital and Evil Urges didn’t leave lasting impressions on me, and I never properly listened to The Waterfall.

The Okonokos live album is probably the closest they’ve come to repeating Z’s success, but that doesn’t really count.

It Still Moves is good too.

dirty bunny 09.18.2018 11:01 PM

Honestly I kinda forgot about MMJ for a while. I did listen to Circuital though and I thought it sounded pretty dang good.

Severian 09.19.2018 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by dirty bunny
Honestly I kinda forgot about MMJ for a while. I did listen to Circuital though and I thought it sounded pretty dang good.


I forgot about them too. But back in ‘05-‘06 it felt like they were poised to either become the next Wilco or the next Flaming Lips (they couldn’t seem to quote choose; little bit alt. country jangle and krautrock thump, little bit psychedelic freakout), but then they seemed to fade from view a bit.

Can’t be blamed for forgetting about them.

I’ve even forgotten about Spoon a little at this point, and they’re a much more consistent band. But Jesus, Spoon was primed to inherit form Wilco as well, but after 2010, they never really had another album that splashed with more than critics.

Sad what’s happened to indie rock in the ‘10s.

dirty bunny 09.21.2018 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Severian
I forgot about them too. But back in ‘05-‘06 it felt like they were poised to either become the next Wilco or the next Flaming Lips (they couldn’t seem to quote choose; little bit alt. country jangle and krautrock thump, little bit psychedelic freakout), but then they seemed to fade from view a bit.

Can’t be blamed for forgetting about them.

I’ve even forgotten about Spoon a little at this point, and they’re a much more consistent band. But Jesus, Spoon was primed to inherit form Wilco as well, but after 2010, they never really had another album that splashed with more than critics.

Sad what’s happened to indie rock in the ‘10s.





Ain't that the truth. I feel like so much of pop culture and music is so recycled nowadays. There's no originality left, or it's completely undervalued.



But yeah there was a time when I too thought MMJ were going to keep making records like Z, and then they kinda faded out of my consciousness.


Still, great record that.

Severian 09.21.2018 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by dirty bunny
Ain't that the truth. I feel like so much of pop culture and music is so recycled nowadays. There's no originality left, or it's completely undervalued.

But yeah there was a time when I too thought MMJ were going to keep making records like Z, and then they kinda faded out of my consciousness.

Still, great record that.


Definitely a great record.

I was encouraged back in 2012-2014 by some great indie releases from Black Bug (the world never knew thee!), Dub Thompson, Thee Oh Sees and more. Now (Thee) Oh Sees release a record every eight months and nobody cares; Dub Thompson never became a thing; Black Bug broke up after releasing perhaps the single best scuzz-noise-industrial-punk album of the decade (Reflecting the Light), and bands like Perfect Pussy just fizzled and died.

Cat Seat Headrest still makes great indie rock. Fan base is a little uppity, but damned if the music isn’t smart, catchy, genuine and ass-kicking. Apart from them/him, I can’t think of much else that’s been consistently good and big enough to keep going in recent years.

:(

But yeah. Z is good.

dirty bunny 09.24.2018 11:48 PM

I'll have to check out Car Seat Headrest. I think I'm just getting old. I have lost interest in exploring new music. Fortunately for me there's such a huge backlog of great bands and music from yesteryear to listen to and appreciate.


I'm listening to Attack of the Grey Lantern by Mansun.

This is such a great frickin' album. It's a grower.

Severian 09.25.2018 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by dirty bunny
I'll have to check out Car Seat Headrest. I think I'm just getting old. I have lost interest in exploring new music. Fortunately for me there's such a huge backlog of great bands and music from yesteryear to listen to and appreciate.


I'm listening to Attack of the Grey Lantern by Mansun.

This is such a great frickin' album. It's a grower.


Car Seat Headrest is trendy as fuck but undeniably solid rock.

demonrail666 09.25.2018 10:11 AM

 


Safe as Milk

Dr. Eugene Felikson 09.26.2018 03:13 AM

 

Dr. Eugene Felikson 09.26.2018 03:06 PM

 


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