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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 951340)

You could try this. It's a collaboration with Mick Harris who is Napalm Death's drummer even though there are no drum tracks and it seems like Plotkin does have a lot of stuff out there which I may well delve into. If you need a link just holler.

Sounds interesting. Link? Why not. :)

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Originally Posted by bob. (Post 951418)

i suggest Atomsmasher (aka Phantomsmasher)...whom i ironically saw open for Fantomas :)....also he (James Plotkin) did an amazing collaboration with Mark Spyby (Dead Voices On Air/Zoviet France) who in turn also did an amazing album with Mick Harris...and if you're in the mood for some good classic doom...listen to Khanate...James Plotkin and Steven O'Malley work wonders as a bass/guitar duo

Wow, this is like six degrees of separation :) Thanks for these suggestions, very helpful. My familiarity with doom is pretty slim, so I just might check out Khanate. I became interested in Plotkin through other ways. I've heard some of his music (don't know what exactly, but it was very noisy and droney) years ago and was pretty much blown away. The name stayed with me.

http://static.rateyourmusic.com/albu...80/3034009.jpg

Munly & The Lupercalians - Petr & the Wulf (2010)

Well it's been awhile since Munly has graced us with creepy country songs about child molestation or abortions so lets see what he's got this time.

Boston by augustana this is the last music that ive been downloaded .

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Thin Lizzy - Thin Lizzy

I've been listening to Bad Reputation today and realized how sexy Phil Lynott's voice was, and how awesome this album is. So I thought, why not start from the beginning?

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Originally Posted by dankrsta (Post 951441)

Sounds interesting. Link? Why not. :)

I can't find the original link so I will up for you.

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Originally Posted by nonsubmissivewife (Post 951475)

Ahh Thin Lizzy. Rarely a bad word said about them and quite rightly so. Classic band with no frills. Hope you enjoy.

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The Upsetters - Super Ape

I have no idea why the genre of dub escaped me for so long, but I'm going to attempt to make up for lost time.

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Originally Posted by LoathsomePete (Post 951420)

I was really just trying to stay close to his rock orientated material, but Music to Make Love To Your Old Lady By (2001) is an absolutely wonderful (and erotic) album. That said though I do feel the album is more Jennifer Charles' project then Mike Pattons, her voice just oozes sex, but is well balanced by Patton's deeper more romantic style.

Yeah Lovage isn't really his defining material. I still really like it though and yes, Jennifer Charles has probably the sexiest voice I've ever heard. All my thanks goes to you for that Mike Patton beginners guide, it taught me everything.

edit: That would actually be a really worthwhile download for you, Dayvan Cowboy.

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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 951477)

I can't find the original link so I will up for you.

Ahh Thin Lizzy. Rarely a bad word said about them and quite rightly so. Classic band with no frills. Hope you enjoy.

zzZz0mGgg "The Boys are back in Town" is SOOOOOOOOOOOo overplayed :banghead::banghead::banghead:

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http://toulouse.viciouscircle.org/images/nobunny.jpg

Excited to listen to both. Am currently listening to and enjoying the new Matt & Kim, catchy and fun as usual!

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Originally Posted by clutnuckle (Post 951484)

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The Upsetters - Super Ape

I have no idea why the genre of dub escaped me for so long, but I'm going to attempt to make up for lost time.

That's a great album to start with. You may want to further your education with this:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Y9oHeFRieA...ers+Uptown.jpg

I'm sure others will ring in with their faves.