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Old 07-13-2014, 11:11 AM   #21021 (permalink)
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Lush's last two - Split was awesome, Lovelife is pretty good so far.

ETA: I'm now really liking Lovelife - mostly because hells yes Jarvis Cocker.

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Old 07-14-2014, 01:06 AM   #21022 (permalink)
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^ that track with him is wonderful


Sparks - Exotic Creatures of the Deep

ladyislingering suggested them last night and i have to admit that i'm really enjoy the fun feel of this album....gonna give a few proper listens later today

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Seven That Spells - The Death And Resurrection Of Krautrock: IO

waited three long years for this album.....2011s The Death And Resurrection Of Krautrock: AUM....was a bit of a structural change for these guys and it was fucking amazing....and where AUM had a very powerful "Rock is Kreig" feel....this one has almost more of mysterious spiritual and funeral rite feel to it.....and when i say spiritual....i mean the worship of that black tentacle monster that lives in your nightmares.....this is a wonderful follow up of pure "wall of sound" occult psychedelic music....this is the soundtrack to the peyote scene in Beyond the Valley of the Dolls....groovy, dark, dangerous

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Old 07-14-2014, 05:43 PM   #21023 (permalink)
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Haven't bought much lately, been a slow year.

I just pre-ordered Tyranny Of Will from Iron Reagan. Its basically half of Municipal Waste, Tony Foresta and Phil Hall. It also includes members from Mammoth Grinder and Darkest Hour. I had a gift certificate for Relapse site, so I stepped up on it as I was rushed to pick something out. We shall see.

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Old 07-14-2014, 08:17 PM   #21024 (permalink)
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Bongripper - Miserable

Pretty goddamned awesome.
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Old 07-14-2014, 10:13 PM   #21025 (permalink)
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Mark Stewart - As the Veneer of Democracy Starts to Fade

This is pretty interesting so far. It's the singer of the pop group with sugahill record's session musicians. There are some parts that remind me of industrial rap guys like El-P, despite this coming out in the mid 80s.
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Old 07-15-2014, 10:09 AM   #21026 (permalink)
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Mark Stewart - As the Veneer of Democracy Starts to Fade

This is pretty interesting so far. It's the singer of the pop group with sugahill record's session musicians. There are some parts that remind me of industrial rap guys like El-P, despite this coming out in the mid 80s.
Wow, this is not at all what I would have expected his solo work sounding. Still very good, thanks for sharing mate.
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Old 07-15-2014, 10:56 AM   #21027 (permalink)
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well i seen them live a couple weeks ago and they were very cool and great so may as well check this out i guess.

shit album cover tho
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Old 07-15-2014, 02:32 PM   #21028 (permalink)
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^ That album's awesome. If you like it, you should check out their last one, Sorry (2012). The one before that is pretty good as well.

I just bought My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (finally), but right now I'm listening to some Left Banke compilation.
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Old 07-15-2014, 07:21 PM   #21029 (permalink)
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Freeman - Freeman (2014)
Aaron Freeman (aka Gene Ween from Ween) decided to break up the band in 2012, having already started to pursue solo efforts. Under his full name, he released Marvelous Clouds that same year, an album I found rather underwhelming (as it turns out, it's actually an album of Rod McKuen songs - never heard of the guy). Aaron was responsible for most of Ween's softer, more heartfelt (yet still silly/cool) songs and many were my favorite on Ween's albums. Naturally, though, as he continues to age and rehab, his music becomes less interesting and his debut solo effort - maybe due in part to being covers - ended up bordering on soft rock/adult contemporary and seemed rather soulless. Many of his "soft" Ween songs were satyrical takes on soft rock, but they worked really well with strange/funny lyrics, vocal effects and slightly goofy music backing it up. Marvelous Clouds overall just seemed to lack the fun element and we were left with nothing very interesting. The source material may have been boring but he failed to spice them up. Coming out of rehab and being in a new frame of mind, you can't really blame him.

But now his "debut" as Freeman, on the other hand, is far better and I could see some of the songs fitting in pretty well on a Ween album (post-The Mollusk, mind you). "Black Bush", for example, would work nicely on Quebec. I didn't have high expectations after Marvelous Clouds but halfway through this, I'm impressed! This is far more Ween-like and maybe that's due to working with a band this time around. Whatever it is, this is far more engaging. My interest faded a bit toward the end but the work day was wrapping up and I was fading. Looking forward to listening again though. Recommended to Ween fans.
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Old 07-15-2014, 07:41 PM   #21030 (permalink)
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