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Old 02-16-2010, 07:48 PM   #3301 (permalink)
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Yeah I hate when I overplay a great album. Especially if it's someone else overplaying it for me.
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Old 02-16-2010, 09:10 PM   #3302 (permalink)
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Boris - Heavy Rocks

Probably the most accessible Boris album I've heard. Very riffy.
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Old 02-16-2010, 09:29 PM   #3303 (permalink)
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Stockholm '67 - The Electric Prunes

My favorite Electric prunes album and one of my all-time favorite live recordings.
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Old 02-17-2010, 03:27 AM   #3304 (permalink)
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The Silk Demise - S/T
tremendously sexy darkwave/triphop. two albums free on their website, but their best stuff is in their 2 commercial albums.




Kat 010 - Natural Phenomenons
she's the keyboardist for Crown City Rockers, and has also worked with Quannum artists like Lyrics Born and Gift of Gab. album is a great soulful instrumental experience, jazzy and worldly.
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Old 02-17-2010, 07:44 AM   #3305 (permalink)
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SOUP EERIER ALBUM
used to think it was too long overproduced etc, but it's one of the most enduring UK rock albums of the 90s, and lyrically cannot be beat if you are feeling a bit pissed off and militant. good 'walker'
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Old 02-17-2010, 12:24 PM   #3306 (permalink)
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^ There are a good four or five Costello albums I'd have over these two myself. Still grand albums though.
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Old 02-17-2010, 01:04 PM   #3307 (permalink)
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[IMG]There are a good four or five Costello albums I'd have over these two myself. Still grand albums though.
Prepare to be jealous, Bulldog... I'm seeing Elvis next month at a whole in the wall venue in New York. So psyched!
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Old 02-17-2010, 01:32 PM   #3308 (permalink)
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I've had this (digitally) for a couple years but I'm just now getting around to playing it. I've only heard the occasional song on shuffle over the years. Very enjoyable IDM, I love weird noises! Maybe I was a robot in a past life. They are more pleasing to my brain than human voices and sounds from every day activities. Braindance 4 life!

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Prepare to be jealous, Bulldog... I'm seeing Elvis next month at a whole in the wall venue in New York. So psyched!
Ask him to play Coal Train Robberies for me when you're there eh

I was at V2002 when he was doing a set, but I wasn't a fan at the time so I didn't bother. Shame really. He was touring When I Was Cruel too, so it would've been an awesome little show.
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I've had this (digitally) for a couple years but I'm just now getting around to playing it. I've only heard the occasional song on shuffle over the years. Very enjoyable IDM, I love weird noises! Maybe I was a robot in a past life. They are more pleasing to my brain than human voices and sounds from every day activities. Braindance 4 life!

Might have to look that up. Sounds interesting enough, and Braindance is a pretty f*ckin cool sounding name as well.


I'm Digging II this lately:

Fabriclive.46 - L.T.J. Bukem


Maybe the perfect DnB mix. Not too hard, not too soft...plenty of jazzy parts and piano thrown in. Can't believe it took me so long to pick this one up. Bukem is a genius.
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