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jackhammer

01-09-2009 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by justnic (Post 576333)

I really like the new Sigur Rós album, Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust. It feels much more different than the rest, not to mention the songs are much shorter, and lets face it, I always assumed their songs would be epic as per usual. A close second to this one would be another of theirs that came out in 2007, Hvarf - Heim, which has a second disc of live tracks, and I have to say they do a great job live.

Another album that I will always, always love would be Fugazi's 13 Songs. So good. So very good. I don't even need to say more.

I have also been into a The Notwist kick for a while, I absolutely love Neon Golden. I really respect their talent, I mean German is their first language, yet they write so well in English. I really appreciate that kind of talent.

Fugazi- excellent choice and as for The Notwist; I'm a big big fan. They started out as a Hardcore Punk band too!

justnic

01-09-2009 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 576345)

Fugazi- excellent choice and as for The Notwist; I'm a big big fan. They started out as a Hardcore Punk band too!

You know I did hear about that, I had to Wiki them to see where they were from when I first heard them, I knew that the singer had an accent. Do you know if it's possible to hear the first things they've recorded? Or the hardcore stuff, anyways?

jackhammer

01-09-2009 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by justnic (Post 576347)

Yeah. I have their discography and may help you with a few pointers :D

justnic

01-09-2009 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 576352)

Yeah. I have their discography and may help you with a few pointers :D

I am allll about that. Sharing music with people makes the world go round.

lucifer_sam

01-09-2009 04:00 PM

Screaming Trees - Dust (1996)
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x..._john/6105.jpg
Great alternative rock album, Lanegan's finest and last with the Trees.

Psychic Ills - Dins (2006)
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x...john/dins2.jpg
An acidic journey. Just one long hallucination after another.

Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians (1998)
http://manufacturedenvironments.com/...8musicians.jpg
Absolutely stunning composition. The rhythmic palpitations follow the work all the way through. It's difficult to separate one part from another, but that's what makes it so cohesive, so deliciously appealing.

Gary Wilson - You Think You Really Know Me (1977)
http://caffeine-headache.net/blog3/Y...allyKnowMe.jpg
Every pedophile's unrealized potential lies in the crazy script offered by the lecherous man known as Gary Wilson. Mildly disturbing, mildly erotic, but fully entertaining.

simplephysics

01-11-2009 06:41 PM

http://www.auralexploits.com/ebay_im...TheWires_1.jpg

The fact that Patrick manages to channel all my favorite artists in this album really freaks me out.

Dr_Rez

01-11-2009 06:42 PM

http://www.drummerworld.com/pics/dru...erlincover.jpg
Jimmy Chamberlin Complex - Life Begins Again

jackhammer

01-12-2009 01:09 PM

Before bands such as Evanesence and Lacuna Coil were hitting it big, the real deal was already there and better. Superb Female led atmospheric Metal:
http://i27.tinypic.com/32zif7t.jpg

also checkout Ambeon for similar yet a little more folk influenced sound. Both bands were Dutch.

Fruitonica

01-12-2009 05:34 PM

http://www.upabove.com/admin/web/dat...daggers402.jpg

Thanks to Kirby, some of the best hip hop production I've heard. The rapping is solid too.