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Old 06-21-2014, 02:23 AM   #10671 (permalink)
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yes her 2nd best album i say
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Old 06-21-2014, 05:20 AM   #10672 (permalink)
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Various Artists - Long Story Short

Frownland posted this a while back and I have been returning to it off and on ever since. Really fantastic jazz stuff which is quite FAR OUT at times. Quite a lot to take in (probably about three hours in total) but it's well worth it if you dig that avant/improv stuff.
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Old 06-21-2014, 09:14 AM   #10673 (permalink)
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Various Artists - Long Story Short

Frownland posted this a while back and I have been returning to it off and on ever since. Really fantastic jazz stuff which is quite FAR OUT at times. Quite a lot to take in (probably about three hours in total) but it's well worth it if you dig that avant/improv stuff.
Glad you dig it man. I really like the mix between Brötzmann and the kyoto player (I forget her name), because it pushes both of them to new territory. The Keiji Haino track rules too.
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Old 06-21-2014, 04:30 PM   #10674 (permalink)
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Beck - Geuro

I'm pretty sure this was my first Beck album, although it could have very well been Odelay. Either way, Geuro is easily my favourite Beck album, and with good reason, it's the only album where I adore every track. Beck has an incredibly solid discography, but Geuro would be the one I'd use to bring someone into him. None of the songs sound like each other and that should be a little annoying, but I dunno... Beck somehow manages to make it work on this album. I think where the album excels though is how Beck manages to dedicate a song to a single instrument, then use others to accentuate it. "Black Tambourine" is most definitely the bass' song, yet the guitar doesn't feel out of place.

I dunno, some people complain that this feels like a rehash of Odelay, like he's trying to make lightning strike twice, but I really don't know how that is a bad thing. I guess it might be a bit of a comedown after the different side of Beck we saw on Sea Change 3 years prior, but this is also Beck, he goes through moods, and you can track his moods through his albums. Whatever drama he was going through in the early '00's was over as far as he was concerned, and this album is a reflection of that. I mean just a year after this one was released he put out The Information which was nothing like Geuro, and Midnight Vultures was nothing like Sea Change. With that being his MO, why would be expect another album like Sea Change?

Anyways I think everyone who loves Beck needs to sit down, put on some headphones and give this one a listen again. If you're already a fan, then hey, it's just a nice treat, right?
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Old 06-21-2014, 11:32 PM   #10675 (permalink)
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Beck - Geuro

I'm pretty sure this was my first Beck album, although it could have very well been Odelay. Either way, Geuro is easily my favourite Beck album, and with good reason, it's the only album where I adore every track. Beck has an incredibly solid discography, but Geuro would be the one I'd use to bring someone into him. None of the songs sound like each other and that should be a little annoying, but I dunno... Beck somehow manages to make it work on this album. I think where the album excels though is how Beck manages to dedicate a song to a single instrument, then use others to accentuate it. "Black Tambourine" is most definitely the bass' song, yet the guitar doesn't feel out of place.

I dunno, some people complain that this feels like a rehash of Odelay, like he's trying to make lightning strike twice, but I really don't know how that is a bad thing. I guess it might be a bit of a comedown after the different side of Beck we saw on Sea Change 3 years prior, but this is also Beck, he goes through moods, and you can track his moods through his albums. Whatever drama he was going through in the early '00's was over as far as he was concerned, and this album is a reflection of that. I mean just a year after this one was released he put out The Information which was nothing like Geuro, and Midnight Vultures was nothing like Sea Change. With that being his MO, why would be expect another album like Sea Change?

Anyways I think everyone who loves Beck needs to sit down, put on some headphones and give this one a listen again. If you're already a fan, then hey, it's just a nice treat, right?
I agree with everything you've said, except I personally believe Sea Change is his masterpiece.



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For anyone unfamiliar with this band, this duo play a baritone ukulele and a hybrid guitar bass, hence the name of their band. Great lo-fi, DIY sound they've created.
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Old 06-22-2014, 09:31 AM   #10676 (permalink)
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Crab Smashers - Thick Mosquito Sky (2010)

Really nice drone/ambient kind of album. Lovely in parts. Lots of variety too.

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Beck - Geuro

I'm pretty sure this was my first Beck album, although it could have very well been Odelay. Either way, Geuro is easily my favourite Beck album, and with good reason, it's the only album where I adore every track. Beck has an incredibly solid discography, but Geuro would be the one I'd use to bring someone into him. None of the songs sound like each other and that should be a little annoying, but I dunno... Beck somehow manages to make it work on this album. I think where the album excels though is how Beck manages to dedicate a song to a single instrument, then use others to accentuate it. "Black Tambourine" is most definitely the bass' song, yet the guitar doesn't feel out of place.

I dunno, some people complain that this feels like a rehash of Odelay, like he's trying to make lightning strike twice, but I really don't know how that is a bad thing. I guess it might be a bit of a comedown after the different side of Beck we saw on Sea Change 3 years prior, but this is also Beck, he goes through moods, and you can track his moods through his albums. Whatever drama he was going through in the early '00's was over as far as he was concerned, and this album is a reflection of that. I mean just a year after this one was released he put out The Information which was nothing like Geuro, and Midnight Vultures was nothing like Sea Change. With that being his MO, why would be expect another album like Sea Change?

Anyways I think everyone who loves Beck needs to sit down, put on some headphones and give this one a listen again. If you're already a fan, then hey, it's just a nice treat, right?
My favorite is Mellow Gold, but Geuro is pretty underrated and one of his best imo. "Missing" is one of my favorite songs of his.
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Old 06-22-2014, 12:27 PM   #10678 (permalink)
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Crab Smashers - Thick Mosquito Sky (2010)

Really nice drone/ambient kind of album. Lovely in parts. Lots of variety too.

Thick Mosquito Sky | Crab Smasher
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Old 06-22-2014, 03:57 PM   #10679 (permalink)
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Is birthday cake the best song of the 90s tho?
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Old 06-23-2014, 05:17 PM   #10680 (permalink)
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Hillsong white album this album is awesome so unlike anything they have ever done... has any one else herd it? thoughts on it?
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