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fugazifan · 08.07.2008, 05:27 PM

how about some good old fashoined claude debussy?

batreleaser · 08.08.2008, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by fugazifan

how about some good old fashoined claude debussy?

good call man. i did a thesis on the impressionists this year for my history of composed music class this year. i really got into debussy's stuff. 'preludes' is one of the most minimally beautiful pieces ever composed.

fugazifan · 08.08.2008, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by batreleaser

good call man. i did a thesis on the impressionists this year for my history of composed music class this year. i really got into debussy's stuff. 'preludes' is one of the most minimally beautiful pieces ever composed.

yeah, basically all of his solo piano stuff is amongst the greatest most delicate insane music to ever have been composed.
i like his images book 1, especially the 3rd. and his arabesques as well

i downloaded the tim hecker album that ASP has been recomending
it is pretty great so far

atsonicpark · 08.08.2008, 10:41 AM

glad ya like

!@#$%! · 08.08.2008, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by fugazifan

how about some good old fashoined claude debussy?

oh holy shit yeah

throw in also erik satie, the official inventor of "wallpaper music"

Torn Curtain · 08.08.2008, 04:53 PM

The kitchens of distinction.

Crumb's Crunchy Delights · 08.08.2008, 04:54 PM

Derek · 08.08.2008, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Cantankerous

scarling

how did you like thee HMA?

downloaded it but i've not had a listen yet

will soon though!

wellcharge · 08.08.2008, 07:41 PM

bobby naughton
wadada leo smith
charalambides
pocahaunted
barn owl
badgerlore

batreleaser · 08.08.2008, 08:05 PM

[quote=wellcharge]bobby naughton
wadada leo smith
charalambides
pocahaunted
barn owl

i really dig the new pocahaunted album. also thier sie of the split with robedoor is great. and of course charalambides is amazing.

pop punk will eat itself · 08.09.2008, 12:56 AM

Check out Bola's album Soup and Boards of Canada's Music Has the Right to Children. You can sample the full albums here: http://www.bleep.com

Cantankerous · 08.09.2008, 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Derek

downloaded it but i've not had a listen yet

will soon though!

my personal favourites are alain, suffer my angel, trip seat, and running up that hill (an improvement on kate bush's original version!)

MellySingsDoom · 08.09.2008, 03:31 AM

Terry Riley's "Persian Surgery Dervishes" is pretty far out, man. Lots of people like that......but not me, I'm afraid (too much hippy noodling for my liking). Still, if you've not heard it, it's still worth checking out.

The Earl Of Slander · 08.09.2008, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by MellySingsDoom

Terry Riley's "Persian Surgery Dervishes" is pretty far out, man. Lots of people like that......but not me, I'm afraid (too much hippy noodling for my liking). Still, if you've not heard it, it's still worth checking out.

If we're talking Riley then his 1971 album with John Cale, "Church Of Anthrax", is absolutely incredible. I mean really, like one of my favourites. It runs the gamut from cyclical organ and piano jams to beautiful floating multi-tracked soprano sax improvisations and a lot in between, but it’s actually all surprisingly accessible. Pretty damn dreamy in places too, so even if it’s not quite in the whole shoegazey/guitar vein of a lot of the other recommendations in this list, I heartily suggest that you make sure to put that on your list Derek. And anyone else really. It’s awesome.

fugazifan · 08.09.2008, 11:37 AM

my cat is an alien

MellySingsDoom · 08.09.2008, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by The Earl Of Slander

If we're talking Riley then his 1971 album with John Cale, "Church Of Anthrax", is absolutely incredible. I mean really, like one of my favourites. It runs the gamut from cyclical organ and piano jams to beautiful floating multi-tracked soprano sax improvisations and a lot in between, but it’s actually all surprisingly accessible. Pretty damn dreamy in places too, so even if it’s not quite in the whole shoegazey/guitar vein of a lot of the other recommendations in this list, I heartily suggest that you make sure to put that on your list Derek. And anyone else really. It’s awesome.

Totally agree, Mr Earl - a fucking great album. Nice one!

PAULYBEE2656 · 08.10.2008, 05:02 AM

global communication
76'14'

_slavo_ · 08.10.2008, 06:45 AM

I really need to check out Pocahaunted. If it's as good as, say, Grouper, it's gonna be a win. Any particular album recommendations?

atsonicpark · 08.10.2008, 06:48 AM

it's cute definitely!

Derek · 01.25.2009, 04:52 PM

I forgot I made this thread.

Anyway, I've been listening to A LOT of lovesliescrushing and I must say that they're on my way to becoming one of my favourite bands. Their music draws me in and puts me in a daze in such an unexplainable way. My favourite album so far has been Bloweyelashwish though the other ones I've heard have been superb. It's really weird to think that the way this guy makes this music is so simple (he records this stuff on a 4 TRACK TAPE RECORDER) but yet it sounds so full and rich in sound. Perfect band.

And I've yet to check out Tim Hecker which I'm going to do soon.

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Derek invito al cielo Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 8,095	I forgot I made this thread. Anyway, I've been listening to A LOT of lovesliescrushing and I must say that they're on my way to becoming one of my favourite bands. Their music draws me in and puts me in a daze in such an unexplainable way. My favourite album so far has been Bloweyelashwish though the other ones I've heard have been superb. It's really weird to think that the way this guy makes this music is so simple (he records this stuff on a 4 TRACK TAPE RECORDER) but yet it sounds so full and rich in sound. Perfect band. And I've yet to check out Tim Hecker which I'm going to do soon.
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