Snarky Puppy. Turned onto them in Plug over the weekend. GREAT stuff.

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The Eagles - Desperado

These are the best band I've discovered recently, love the stuff I've heard so far.

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Slipknot - .5: The Gray Chapter

I haven't listened to this yet but it's meant to be good.

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Soda Stereo - Nada Personal

Upon first listen this sounds as good as anything they've ever done (that I've heard).

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Tove Lo - Queen of the Clouds

Discovered this thanks to the 'Dude playing a track in plug. This is a fun album, gonna give it a few more spins.

Think that's it for the moment, aside from albums I've already posted like Computers and Blues & RTJ2.

Really into Conor Oberst lately, more so than my usual Bright Eyes binge.. IMO our generations Dylan.

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S/T

I can't stop listening to this, so I guess it's my favorite of his solo records.

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Fevers & Mirrors - Bright Eyes

This albums a little tricky. At first it seems too challenging and difficult to get into, but after 4 listens or so it REALLY hit me. Love it

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Half of this album filler, the other half some great fucking songs. Recommended.

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This has never enthralled me, too drab, even for Conor/Bright Eyes standards.

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Haazz & Company - Unlawful Noise

About an hour of free jazz that's pretty relentless even by the genre's standards. I enjoyed it for what it is and might give it a replay soon.

I might have to check that out.

I'm sure I've heard of them before. Think they did an album called 'War Room' (2013). They're an interesting band I must admit. The war room album makes you feel like you're back there in the 1920's n 30's.

Bought Manson's new album. I can't fault it really. I think his most boring album was 'The High End Of Low'.

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Coin Locker Kid - Hailstorm & Maelstrom (2015, along with 'The Mule in the Mind' companion book)

Pre-ordered on cassette. Get in you beauty.

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For being one of the most popular bands of the 70s, I find the Eagles to be weirdly underrated. I too went through kind of revival of interest in them not long ago.