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Spewing I missed them in Melbourne recently... have been waiting for ever

 
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OK you win.

Seriously, that's a really great selection. The latest Radiohead and Bjork albums are brilliant. I agree, best stuff she, and they, have done in a long time.

I love revisiting Can, Pere Ubu and also Nick Drake, and probably remain in light is the only Talking Heads album I can still listen to.

I'm gonna have to research some of that other stuff you mentioned.

I'm really out of the loop these days.





neonmeate said:
i love the skatalites. and muddy waters.

high rotation on neonmeate's rdio:

alice coltrane - amazing swirls of harp and strings and free jazz
bjork biophilia - silly apps aside, this is staggeringly original music, best thing she's done in 15 years
art ensemble of chicago - fanfare for the warriors
bach cello suites - pieter wispelwey recording (2nd one)
turkish classical saz semai
can - tago mago
radiohead - amnesiac (still)
pere ubu - the art of walking - annoying but i like it
peter brotzmann - machine gun
nick drake
gluck - orpheus & euridice
louis couperin harpsichord works
carnatic indian violin ragas
talking heads - remain in light
bardo pond
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manticle said:
Nasenbluten: ********.

Obviously totally safe for work.

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What a delightful tune.
Sounds like Ministry being played to loud from a cheap ghetto blaster while being agitated and spun within an robust washing machine.

Of course you'd have to recorded it to a cassette first otherwise the CD would skip. Obviously.
 
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Gnther, featuring The Sunshine Girls - Ding Dong Song

Paul Lekakis - Boom Boom
 
Dave70 said:
Ice T at the peak of his powers - Straight up *****.

..floetry..

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Get out the cardboard and bust your six step!
Awesome.

I have gone from Dr Octagon - Girl Let Me Touch You
to
Pink Floyd - A Small Assortment... (Ummagumma)
to
Roots Manuva - A New Dub
 
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Bizier said:
Get out the cardboard and bust your six step!
Awesome.

I have gone from Dr Octagon - Girl Let Me Touch You
to
Pink Floyd - A Small Assortment... (Ummagumma)
to
Roots Manuva - A New Dub
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Roots is the man.
This always cheers me up.
And encourages me to take exercise.

 
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Still as brutal, uncompromising and sharp as ever. Can 18 years really have passed since I first bought it?
 
Yeah.
Their first few CDs weren't. Haymaker was great.
 
After listening to a whole bunch of new-age prog (dream theater, tool, protest the hero), I have goneback to listening to some rush.

Glorious music.


Sponge
 
sponge said:
After listening to a whole bunch of new-age prog (dream theater, tool, protest the hero), I have goneback to listening to some rush.

Glorious music.


Sponge
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I still remember the first time I heard Tom Sawyer by Rush and I was blown away...had to listen to it for a good week
 

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