Music Banter - Albums You're Digging II

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Originally Posted by iLoveBlood (Post 485674)

Between the Buried and Me - Colors
probably a masterpiece hasn't left rotation since it came out.
Loved it when it came out, kind of a "re-discovery" for me.

Keep digging...Only gets better.
Soon you'll be the one buried :D

VOIVOD-NOTHINGFACE (1991)
http://cdn.last.fm/coverart/300x300/1428109.jpg

Quite apart from the phenomenal cover of the the Floyd's Astronomy Domine', this album is proof that not all metal (and especially Thrash that is was lumped in with at the time) is unimaginative and lacks intelligence and forward thinking.

Along with their previous release 'Dimension:Hatross', Voivod took their influences from acid rock and psychedelia and applied it to a Thrash sensibility. 'Missing Sequences' is one of the finest and forward thinkg metal tracks ever recorded and preceded bands like Tool who used similar templates.

PJ HARVEY-STORIES FROM THE CITY..(2000)
http://www.geocities.com/thismess/cover.jpg

One of a select few to challenge Patti Smith in terms of musical ingenuity, lyrical complexity and emotional depth. PJ Harvey has always produced interesting music and continues to stretch her musical horizons. This is one of her very best albums and anyone with a mere passing interest in Female singer/songwriters should give this a listen.

THE INCREDIBLE FLYING TORTURE ORCHESTRA (2007)
http://static.rateyourmusic.com/albu...s/s1514027.jpg

An album made and created in these very forums! Electronic soundscapes slightly off kilter. Sounds like it's leader!

SOLDIERS OF JAH ARMY-E.P (2004)

http://i5.tinypic.com/6tohim0.jpg

Another great roots reggae band that I found on my interweb travels! Old school vibes aplenty!

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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 485940)

VOIVOD-NOTHINGFACE (1991)

Quite apart from the phenomenal cover of the the Floyd's Astronomy Domine', this album is proof that not all metal (and especially Thrash that is was lumped in with at the time) is unimaginative and lacks intelligence and forward thinking.

Along with their previous release 'Dimension:Hatross', Voivod took their influences from acid rock and psychedelia and applied it to a Thrash sensibility. 'Missing Sequences' is one of the finest and forward thinkg metal tracks ever recorded and preceded bands like Tool who used similar templates.

Their best album for sure. The cover of "Astronomy Domine" rocks.

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PJ HARVEY-STORIES FROM THE CITY..(2000)
http://www.geocities.com/thismess/cover.jpg

One of a select few to challenge Patti Smith in terms of musical ingenuity, lyrical complexity and emotional depth. PJ Harvey has always produced interesting music and continues to stretch her musical horizons. This is one of her very best albums and anyone with a mere passing interest in Female singer/songwriters should give this a listen.

I don't know about it being her very best album. I found Rid of Me, Dry, and To Bring You My Love to all be better albums.

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THE INCREDIBLE FLYING TORTURE ORCHESTRA (2007)
http://static.rateyourmusic.com/albu...s/s1514027.jpg

An album made and created in these very forums! Electronic soundscapes slightly off kilter. Sounds like it's leader!

I need to check this out! ;)

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SOLDIERS OF JAH ARMY-E.P (2004)

http://i5.tinypic.com/6tohim0.jpg

Another great roots reggae band that I found on my interweb travels! Old school vibes aplenty!

I believe this came out in 2000, actually. I haven't heard it though.

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Originally Posted by Slint (Post 485947)

I don't know about it being her very best album. I found Rid of Me, Dry, and To Bring You My Love to all be better albums.

He said one of, smart reading wiki.

SOJA was reissued in 2004 with extra dub tracks and that is the version I was listening to. Google is not always correct.

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Originally Posted by sleepy jack (Post 485949)

He said one of, smart reading wiki.

Wikipedia is neutral, so how would I get information like that from them?

PJ Harvey has never made a bad album, true fact.

Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov...02716bysvf.jpg

Spent half the day at the BMV, and I spent the whole time listening to Strawberry Jam. Peacebone is by far my favorite song off of this album. SJ is like the alternative to alternative music.

http://bigearflux.files.wordpress.co...cap-laughs.jpg

woah just so brillant and beautiful and perfect