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Was listening to Hawkwind Master of the Universe in the car on the way home. You can't half tell where Maynard James Keenan got his sound from.
 
Bizier said:
Was listening to Hawkwind Master of the Universe in the car on the way home. You can't half tell where Maynard James Keenan got his sound from.
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I dig it!! First time I have heard it (or of them for that matter)

Big Tool fan too so that kind of stuff I really get into.
 
More Melvins - again from their nice thick, sludgy Bullhead



Rowland S Howard: Autoluminescent

 
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Bittova/Vaclavek: Vzpominka

Great album that this is from (bile inferno)



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Dig that man!

The older I get, the more I realise how much good music proceeds us. I have been getting right into Lee Perry and Augustus Pablo, and I only really know of Tubby as an associated act, but really he is totally instrumental to the kind of dub I like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fanxnVtLg4g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX8TsTfyOhM
A cool re-vamp of a song I would otherwise not listen to :)
 
Some good tracks for sure.

Lee Perry, Augustus Pablo, King Tubby, Prince Jammy, Scientist and Mad Professor are all my favorites in the dub world, and pretty much shaped dub. Man, Augustus Pablo's Rockers Meet King Tubby Inna Fire House is one of my longtime favorite albums.

Funny, Punk and dub were the first musics I fell in love with after being raised on classical and jazz and they're still right up there today.

http://youtu.be/u_w0u_LzIQ4
 
I am also on a massive Serge Gainsbourg bender. I seriously think he was touched by an alien at birth. All I can think about, when I was a teenager listening to hip hop my mother told me to listen to him and I shrugged it off. Silly narrowminded boy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYh6mLNlC40
I mean how many acts would sound different without this? *cough* Portishead.
Who else follows an insane drum break with a banjo solo has it still sound like banging hip-hop?
 
Rwake. How have I not listened to this band until now? Great stuff.

http://youtu.be/SXE2WbmznUU
 
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Rwake. How have I not listened to this band until now? Great stuff.
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Fantastic band. Got their second album as a promo when I was writing reviews for a now defunct metal zine back in 2003 and have been a fan since. I don't think they've had a bad release. Still waiting to see the Slow Southern Steel doco the band were making a while back. Not sure if it ever got released or not.
 
An old fella like me Is into the Angels :super: which is good old classic ozzy rock. I like Watch the Red album :chug:
 
Morphine - Buena




Cure for Pain - one of the greatest albums ever!
 
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RIP Mark Sandman. I still bring out Morphine a bit. They had a good thing while it lasted.
 

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