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strangely all of my friends like the other album, dead cities, red seas, & lost ghosts better.

i really like how cheesy and saturated the synths feel on before the dawn heals us. always reminds me of blade runner.

glad to see quite the few people resonating similar tastes (glitchy autechre, aphex twin, drone khanate and sunn0))), liking the finntroll video, city of caterpillar, chain of strength, red sparrowes, joni mitchell, go team.)

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really been into death from above 1979 of late. can't stop listening to their bloc party cover, Luno.

--- Original message by dystaind on Mar 14, 2006 03:27 AM

in my opinion, dead cities... is a far superior album to before the dawn heals us... though i say this probably for the same reasons you say you like before the dawn heals us better (cheesier and more saturated). I find dead cities to be emotionally powerful, while before the dawn heals us is a little hollow in that respect. Apparently one of the 2 members of m83 quit the project between the two albums, so before the dawn heals us was basically just a solo project for the remaining member
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Im a big fan of

PINBACK

Pedro the lion

Weezer

Interpol

The Shins

Nas

DCFC

STD

--- Original message by 1995chardx on Mar 29, 2006 10:18 PM

piss me off...the toronto pinback show sold out. grrrr.

anyway, my latest round of record/cd buying/mailorder included:

fields - song for the fields 7"

voxtrot - mothers, sisters, daughters... cd

swoon - jetglo ep (some swedish band that definitely likes their boo radleys, mbv, ride...fantastic!)

radio dept - the worst taste in music cdep

sam and the plants 7" (twisted nerve goin back to their roots)

fire engines - dischord 7"

les incompetents - how it all went wrong 7"

heading out to see art brut shortly. yow!

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I've been going through a lot of J Dilla's stuff since he died. He made such great beats.

Donuts (which is definitely worth checkin out btw.)

Fantastic II by Slum Village (it's a shame that T3 and Baatin are such wack rappers)

Like Water for Chocolate by Common

Voodoo by D'Angelo (my favourite record of all time, you gotta check it out)

Mama's Gun by Erykah Badu

Also, have 'all heard Hard Groove and Strength by Roy Hargrove? Funky shit!

Keep the Funk alive

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strangely all of my friends like the other album, dead cities, red seas, & lost ghosts better.

i really like how cheesy and saturated the synths feel on before the dawn heals us. always reminds me of blade runner.

glad to see quite the few people resonating similar tastes (glitchy autechre, aphex twin, drone khanate and sunn0))), liking the finntroll video, city of caterpillar, chain of strength, red sparrowes, joni mitchell, go team.)

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really been into death from above 1979 of late. can't stop listening to their bloc party cover, Luno.

--- Original message by dystaind on Mar 14, 2006 03:27 AM

in my opinion, dead cities... is a far superior album to before the dawn heals us... though i say this probably for the same reasons you say you like before the dawn heals us better (cheesier and more saturated). I find dead cities to be emotionally powerful, while before the dawn heals us is a little hollow in that respect. Apparently one of the 2 members of m83 quit the project between the two albums, so before the dawn heals us was basically just a solo project for the remaining member

--- Original message by jwied82 on Mar 30, 2006 01:27 AM

yeah, i definitely see the side and appeal of dead cities too. it's definitely a great album.

i think some of dawn heals us is empty because of the heavy handedness. there isn't that emotional rapport but instead this need to try and bridge things using the ridiculous amounts of synth and the vocals/voices. that really really tears it apart for some people.

been in a folk mood today, the spring air and losing an hour, i guess it's nice to have some slower, mellower music than my usual fare.

devendra banhart

joni mitchell

joanna newsom

also saw some really great neo-folk experimental stuff last night

mike tamburo (a local who runs a label with tusk lord and a few other greats)

fursaxa (solo act with multiple tracks recorded and played back. uses instruments ranging from african talking drums, rain sticks, slide whistles, and her voice)

and the crowning act-- Jack Rose of the pelts. freaking amazing steel guitar neo-folk experimental stuff. atmospheric... makes you feel like you crossed an arabian desert bareback on a wild stallion.

also saw municipal waste and baroness that night.

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all_sold_out

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yep ghostface new album is pure fire (keeping the wu alive in 06!)

currently on heavy rotation via my i-pod is:

company flow-funcrusher plus

pharoe monch-internal affairs (anyone know if he's dropping anything this year?)

kool keith-black elvis

portishead-dummy

atmosphere's new 1

j-dilla donuts

lupe fiasco

canibus

radio head-pablo honey & ok computer.........

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RazorxProduction Killing Sound

The dirtiest, grimiest, most fucked up ragga/dancehall tracks in the universe.

And once you're done, pop on disc two for some acid-tripped up remixes that

make Hell sound like a holiday.

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onemancult

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It's basically 10 of those singles plus 10 versions as a double cd,

there were about half of them on the CD that I never managed to

grab when they first dropped, so it was worth it to me. Plus, the

versions are so sick... definitely worth it.

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Death from above 1979 – You're a woman im a machine, romance bloody romance

Gil Scott Heron - Pieces of a man

Cody Chestnutt - Headphone masterpiece

Misfits - Static age

Ben Harper - fight for your mind

Various Hendrix

negligence was never "it"

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lately is been the jam, libetines, babyshables, buzzcocks, joy division. i love some sizzla too, the man just needs to get back to his roots musicly.

--- Original message by cheapmuthafukr on Mar 30, 2006 06:38 AM

right on man...the jam is one of the best bands ever, i saw paul weller late last year, he played a great show. gotta love pete doherty too, the guys gonna kill himself by the time hes 30, but i still love his bands.

its been a lot of stone roses/ian brown lately, but plenty of others too...

misfits

gnr

maiden

13th floor elevators

new york dolls

mc5

unkle

oasis

the beatles

shadow

neutral milk hotel

rilo kiley

BALDERDASH.

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sean_

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ive been listening to random shit lately man..

ghostface

camron + affiliates

three 6 mafia

classic offspring (s/t mostly)

venetian snares

alkaline trio

i dunno random shit

ps to dude who said juelz + dips were ruining rap on the first page... no

(i hope that post wasnt like 6 months old)

this is my signature

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schmoses

schmoses

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last few days:

loney,dear-sologne

maximo park-missing songs

playgroup-dj kicks

matthew herbert-scale

mystery jets-making dens

fennesz-venice

four tet-remixes

david bowie-best of bowie

de la soul-...is dead

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disintegration

disintegration

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was a musician back in the day. was awful.

sybaritical-- battles man. booyah.

fixoid-- i like kenji kawaii's work on ghost in the shell the most. avalon was pretty decent.

does anyone know city of caterpillar? been really diggin malady of late, i enjoy it's differences from city of caterpillar.

anyone check out envy? my friend said they're going to drop a new album in japan this summer. also eastern youth is touring the west coast. if you're around in march, check'em out. wonderful heartfelt 'emotional' punk rock. those dudes have been around forever.

if you like city of caterpillar check out one of the dudes other projects... Ghastly City Sleep,

also check out Pygmy Lush...

both on myspace

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