Pet_Sounds

I have finally downloaded Spotify and am somewhat overwhelmed with the possibilities for discovery. So I'm opening the floodgates, as Trollheart would say. Recommend me a single track that I'll enjoy or I should hear or whatever, and every week I'll review an album by the artist whose track intrigues me the most. Just make sure the track can be found on Spotify. (I have a premium subscription, fyi.) You're only allowed one per week, so choose wisely.

Reviews will be posted in my journal every Friday, or whenever I find the time.

I'll also ask that you not embed a video with your track, because I don't want this thread to be clogged with them.

The week begins on Friday for this thread.

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Chula Vista

The Dixie Dregs - Night Meets Light.

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on the surface of a gas covered planet going around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away
and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.”

The Batlord

Acid Bath - Scream of the Butterfly

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Frownland

How I wish they were on Spotify.

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The Batlord

You're ****ing kidding me. Whoever owns Acid Bath's music are ****s. They're not on Spotify, any time someone uploads any of their stuff to Youtube it's gone after a week, and I just don't know how they think they're doing anything but forcing us to steal their music from sketchy blog posts.

I guess change it to...

My Dying Bride - Your River

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Trollheart

Copyright Infringement[edit]
A lawsuit filed at the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, Rightscorp client Rotten Records is suing a Comcast user who allegedly downloaded and shared /When the Kite String Pops/, the 1994 debut album from sludge metal band Acid Bath. “Rightscorp sent Defendant 11 notices via Defendant’s ISP Comcast Cable Communications, Inc. from March 26, 2015 to April 4, 2015 demanding that Defendant stop illegally distributing Plaintiff’s work. Defendant ignored each and every notice and continued to illegally distribute Plaintiff’s work,” the /Acid Bath/ lawsuit reads. Rotten Records demands an injunction forbidding further online infringement in addition to the deletion of the album from the Comcast user’s computer. The record label also wants statutory damages (potentially $150K per work if any infringement is deemed willful) plus attorneys’ fees. The cases are interesting ones for a number of reasons, not least the decision to target Comcast customers. The ISP routinely strips settlement demands from notices sent by Rightscorp, so it’s possible a message is being sent here. An other angle is money.[12]

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Ilistentoeverything

I have no idea what you like or hate. So, I'll just post a random song that I like.

Linkin Park - All For Nothing

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Trollheart

John Grant --- I hate this town (Album is Pale Green Ghosts)

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YorkeDaddy

Let's try

Zammuto - Idiom Wind

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DwnWthVwls

I've had John Grant - Queen of Denmark on regular rotation for the past month or so.. It's just not getting old.

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