haven't gotten to it yet actually :D. but yeah, i could pm you the link

/figurativley sigd

Woah, that's some awesome funk!! :thumb:


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Genesis - Trespass [Remastered] (1970)

No Phil Collins on drums and Anthony Phillips (very cool guy in his own right) on guitar instead of Steve Hackett, but this is one hell of an album nevertheless. Gabriel sounds magnificent on "Stagnation" and "The Knife" is absolutely classic from start to finish. Remaster ftw!

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Dredg - El Cielo (2002)

Man, when it comes to Dredg, there's always something going on underneath the surface. Although its all over the place stylistically, this is unquestionably a very creative effort, even beautiful at times. Makes me want to check out their other releases.

it's amazing how many phallic references i can put in a sentence.

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Kudos to Comus and FaSho for these, I will be listening to them tomorrow as I have class at 8 in the morning, peace out y'all.

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This better be good.

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All of which are very lovely.

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Sweet. The long track was a little meandering, but there are some really good songs on here. I had "Golf Girl" stuck in my head for a while.

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A fusion record I actually like. The drumming is intense.

^^^ Both great albums. I thought the title track was the standout.