Last album you bought, downloaded or listened to

~~hate paper doll~~ · 05-29-2014, 02:48 AM

I should probably give it a second chance. I love Talking Heads and don't really think any of their material is awful, it's just my least favorite of their albums.

Ninetales · 05-29-2014, 09:10 AM

Opalestial by Sleeping Peonies and Clouds Collide

This is very strange. Both of these bands belonged to the record compant Khrysanthoney, which was branded as "black metal with sugar" run by some guy in Scandanavia I think. They had a bunch of releases scheduled for later this year and he was pumping it up for the past few months, but then for some reason he just shut the whole thing down a couple weeks ago. Like one day he was promoting this album and another one, the next everything was scrapped. So strange. And to top it off a few days after he closed the company, he apparently died. Just a very weird and sad series of events. I quite liked what they were doing.

Anyway, Clouds Collide and Sleeping Peonies had a split album in the works before all this insanity and decided to just self release it digitally rather than let it die. And im glad. Ive quite enjoyed SP's dream pop with a hint of black metal style and although I wasnt as sold on Clouds Collide's album from last year, from what I heard from this one itll be great. Also both parts of this album are available for free which is rad.

From how it sounds to me so far it's more dream pop than anything and that is a-ok with me.

Psy-Fi · 05-29-2014, 10:46 AM

The Daisy Chain - Straight or Lame (1967)

Original mono recording of the debut and only album by this California pop/rock group. Mostly pop with some rock and mild psych added to the mix. Not nearly as musically or vocally interesting as comparable 60's girl groups like The Shangri-Las. 5/10

**Frownland** · 05-29-2014, 12:22 PM

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Torture Garden - Naked City

Expected it to be great and got great. Then again, it's John Zorn so...

That album is fantastic, I think it may be my favourite thing that Zorn was involved in. My version has Leng T'Che on it, which makes it ten times better.

**Goofle** · 05-29-2014, 05:07 PM

A-Plus - Think Tank (2014)

This is an instrumental (with vocal cuts) Hip Hop/EDM album by A-Plus, a member of Souls of Mischief. First two tracks were pretty good.

bob. · 05-30-2014, 06:35 PM

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Show Your Bones

i promised William the Bloody i would get this and give it a spin....i have to say...he and hate paper doll are spot on with this one....it seems to me to be a bit more texture and much more thought out than their first album....which i'm also thinking a may want to re-visit

Woven Hand - Refractory Obdurate
it would seem to me that David Eugene is continuing down the path he turned onto with 2012s Laughing Stock...a.s always real Wrath of God type stuff going on....and at the same time some of the most beautiful and creepy rock music i've heard...and intermixed with usual Appalachian folk vibe....it'll be hard to knock this one out a "top 10" list

Baxter Stockman - Punter
debut album from the noise/sludge trio hailing from Helsinki, Finland....this is a nasty piece of work that would be happy next to your Rapeman and Scratch Acid albums...a great soundtrack for heavy drinking and beating yourself bloody

Big Troubles - Romantic Comedy
i hung out with an old friend last night....and after two hours of Devo videos....we decided to basically plug....just nort in that site....he played these guys and although i can't figure out what song he played...i really liked...grabbed this album first...and i'm loving it's simplicity....reminds me a lot of The Ocean Blue

The Cutthroats 9 - Dissent
this topped my most anticipated list the second i heard about it....this is the fist output from The Cutthroats 9 since their 2002 5 star EP "Anger Management"....this does not disappoint at all...reminiscent of Unsane...probably due to being front by Chris Spencer....this a 7 track bluesy assault of unadulterated noise rock fury....also just love the album cover

The Drums - Portamento
another band that Neil played for me last night....and i'm about half way right now through this album....i have to say that i'm a bit surprised at how much i really like this....great, fun indie pop with a bit of classic 80s synth mixed in it.....kind of reminds me of the first Interpol album....but different

Hands Up Who Wants to Die - Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo
thought out and well played noise rock from Dublin, Ireland....almost a mix of Jesus Lizard with math giants Faraquet....but really going off at times.....this album was recorded in a WWII bomb shelter in Germany...and it almost has that exact feel....a must to check out if you like noise rock...esp the AmRep offerings...looks they have a new album coming out later this year....something else to look forward to

Skull Defekts - Dances in Dreams of the Known Unknown
thought i'd grab this as Sidewinder made them sound interesting...what he forgot to mention is fucking incredible this album is....and yeah it's amazing that a band this good with so many albums....usually three a year....and this is the first i've heard of them...so as far as i can tell Skull Defekts is a post hardcore noise group from Sweden who often feature Daniel Higgs(Lungfish) on vocals....and that this album is a collaboration of just that....so at that this is what Faust would sound like if it was fronted by Steve Albini....this is a very dark and moody album...but at the same rocks real good....thanks Sidewinder for posting....could be a new obsession...they certainly have a discography large enough to last me a while

Psy-Fi · 05-31-2014, 10:28 AM

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack "Coffy" - Roy Ayers (1973)

Another one of my favorite soundtracks to another one of my favorite films. It stands right up there with "Shaft", "Truck Turner", and "Super Fly" as far as the vocal and musical arrangements. A great soul/funk/jazz album from Roy Ayers, which holds up very well on its own apart from the film.

Roy Ayers - Coffy Soundtrack (Full LP) 1973 - YouTube

Psy-Fi · 05-31-2014, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by rostasi

If I could figure out how to send you a PM,
I'd send you this collection of 54 Blaxploitation Radio Spots
that I picked up about 10 years ago.

I just enabled the PM feature, so give it a try now if you like.

Oddly enough, just last week I got a copy of the movie featured on the cover of that album. "T.N.T. Jackson" a female karate action hero, out for revenge against a heroin syndicate. Not quite as good as some of the best known films from the genre, and the fight scenes were laughably cartoonish, but it has its moments.

jackhammer · 05-31-2014, 05:38 PM

Obsidian Kingdom - Mantiis.

TBH I just wanted to listen because of that great cover. Just so happens it's a damn good album too. A proggy, atmospheric and melancholic sound with a splash of Black Metal and even a bit of Jazz. Very very good AND you can get the tracks free on last fm too.

This time I wanted to listen just because of that band name! It's German, they sing about drinking beer and it's no frills Metal with a punky vibe. Perfect for driving too and good fun.

It's like Post Rock but Electronic! So the songs build to crescendos and make you feel warm and fuzzy inside (if you like that sort of thing).

**Goofle** · 06-01-2014, 01:52 PM

Idiot Flesh - Fancy (1997)

Just finishing this and it's fantastic. Cheers bob.

Sam Smith - In the Lonely Hour (2014)

Been looking forward to this for a little while. Lets see if it's any good...

05-29-2014, 09:10 AM	#20842 (permalink)
Ninetales Music Addict Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: livin wild Posts: 2,179	Opalestial by Sleeping Peonies and Clouds Collide This is very strange. Both of these bands belonged to the record compant Khrysanthoney, which was branded as "black metal with sugar" run by some guy in Scandanavia I think. They had a bunch of releases scheduled for later this year and he was pumping it up for the past few months, but then for some reason he just shut the whole thing down a couple weeks ago. Like one day he was promoting this album and another one, the next everything was scrapped. So strange. And to top it off a few days after he closed the company, he apparently died. Just a very weird and sad series of events. I quite liked what they were doing. Anyway, Clouds Collide and Sleeping Peonies had a split album in the works before all this insanity and decided to just self release it digitally rather than let it die. And im glad. Ive quite enjoyed SP's dream pop with a hint of black metal style and although I wasnt as sold on Clouds Collide's album from last year, from what I heard from this one itll be great. Also both parts of this album are available for free which is rad. From how it sounds to me so far it's more dream pop than anything and that is a-ok with me. Last edited by Ninetales; 05-29-2014 at 10:54 AM.

05-30-2014, 06:35 PM	#20846 (permalink)
bob. Still sends his reguards. Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Trying to get out of the cat town.... Posts: 5,039	Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Show Your Bones i promised William the Bloody i would get this and give it a spin....i have to say...he and hate paper doll are spot on with this one....it seems to me to be a bit more texture and much more thought out than their first album....which i'm also thinking a may want to re-visit Woven Hand - Refractory Obdurate it would seem to me that David Eugene is continuing down the path he turned onto with 2012s Laughing Stock...a.s always real Wrath of God type stuff going on....and at the same time some of the most beautiful and creepy rock music i've heard...and intermixed with usual Appalachian folk vibe....it'll be hard to knock this one out a "top 10" list Baxter Stockman - Punter debut album from the noise/sludge trio hailing from Helsinki, Finland....this is a nasty piece of work that would be happy next to your Rapeman and Scratch Acid albums...a great soundtrack for heavy drinking and beating yourself bloody Big Troubles - Romantic Comedy i hung out with an old friend last night....and after two hours of Devo videos....we decided to basically plug....just nort in that site....he played these guys and although i can't figure out what song he played...i really liked...grabbed this album first...and i'm loving it's simplicity....reminds me a lot of The Ocean Blue The Cutthroats 9 - Dissent this topped my most anticipated list the second i heard about it....this is the fist output from The Cutthroats 9 since their 2002 5 star EP "Anger Management"....this does not disappoint at all...reminiscent of Unsane...probably due to being front by Chris Spencer....this a 7 track bluesy assault of unadulterated noise rock fury....also just love the album cover The Drums - Portamento another band that Neil played for me last night....and i'm about half way right now through this album....i have to say that i'm a bit surprised at how much i really like this....great, fun indie pop with a bit of classic 80s synth mixed in it.....kind of reminds me of the first Interpol album....but different Hands Up Who Wants to Die - Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo thought out and well played noise rock from Dublin, Ireland....almost a mix of Jesus Lizard with math giants Faraquet....but really going off at times.....this album was recorded in a WWII bomb shelter in Germany...and it almost has that exact feel....a must to check out if you like noise rock...esp the AmRep offerings...looks they have a new album coming out later this year....something else to look forward to Skull Defekts - Dances in Dreams of the Known Unknown thought i'd grab this as Sidewinder made them sound interesting...what he forgot to mention is fucking incredible this album is....and yeah it's amazing that a band this good with so many albums....usually three a year....and this is the first i've heard of them...so as far as i can tell Skull Defekts is a post hardcore noise group from Sweden who often feature Daniel Higgs(Lungfish) on vocals....and that this album is a collaboration of just that....so at that this is what Faust would sound like if it was fronted by Steve Albini....this is a very dark and moody album...but at the same rocks real good....thanks Sidewinder for posting....could be a new obsession...they certainly have a discography large enough to last me a while __________________ A kiss is the beginning of cannibalism. Reach out, pierce the fine fabric of the sheltering sky, take repose.

05-31-2014, 05:38 PM	#20849 (permalink)
jackhammer Ba and Be. Join Date: May 2007 Location: This Is England Posts: 17,331	Obsidian Kingdom - Mantiis. TBH I just wanted to listen because of that great cover. Just so happens it's a damn good album too. A proggy, atmospheric and melancholic sound with a splash of Black Metal and even a bit of Jazz. Very very good AND you can get the tracks free on last fm too. This time I wanted to listen just because of that band name! It's German, they sing about drinking beer and it's no frills Metal with a punky vibe. Perfect for driving too and good fun. It's like Post Rock but Electronic! So the songs build to crescendos and make you feel warm and fuzzy inside (if you like that sort of thing). __________________ It be my music and film collection. “A cynic by experience, a romantic by inclination and now a hero by necessity.”

05-29-2014, 02:48 AM	#20841 (permalink)
~~hate paper doll~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 423	I should probably give it a second chance. I love Talking Heads and don't really think any of their material is awful, it's just my least favorite of their albums.