The Send Someone Something They Dont Listen To but May Like Thread

[The Fascinating Turnip]

Originally Posted by bob.

for Unchained Ballad:

Thrall - Lifer


yuo have very eclectic charts...i did notice that you lean towards some pretty political music....Thrall was a short lived band from beautiful Kalamazoo MI...i can't really describe what they sound like....it's pretty unique stuff....

enjoy

Political music? Are you sure that was my last.fm you clicked?

Hehe, well I may just be too thick to notice. I'll be giving this a listen and letting you know what I think soon.

[bob.]

i think as far as political i was thinking mainly of the punk type stuff you listen to....not as a general overall view

to be honest looking at that post....it makes no sense at all

either way Thrall is good stuff and unlike much of what you are into....and they are political in a very sarcastic way....i guess thats what i was reaching for

[Turquoise_Days]

bob., I'm sending you this...

It's the sound of a man rhyming over machines weeping... It gets more awesome as it goes on.

Dalek - Absence (Ipecac, 2005)

[DoctorSoft]

^ Nice choice, that albums awesome.

[DoctorSoft]

Originally Posted by Dayvan Cowboy

I need to get involved, too.
anybody here want to get into any avant-garde rock or IDM or something? I can try my best.

If you could send me some IDM, that'd be cool.

[jackhammer]

From Unchained Ballad:

On first listen I liked it but it's not really anything I have heard before so I decided to listen to it again and it's a grower. The language is however a problem on an album where I do want to hear what they are saying as opposed to some foreign language albums i have and I can put up with it.

All in all though- it's a keeper although the vocals sometimes grate.

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by bob.

and to Janszoon:

Celan - halo


although i am almost positive you will like this....it is a kind of super group with members of Unsane, Einsturzende Neubauten, and Oxbow....so think of those three styles all mashed together

You were definitely right, I love this album. While I was listening to it I couldn't remember which bands the members were from but the description that entered my mind was "an artsier Unsane". Now looking at who is in the band I can certainly see why it would sound that way. Truly great getting shit done music and I love the longer, more atmospheric final track as well. Thanks bob!

[dankrsta]

I have finally decided what to send to Jackhammer (thanks again for Jazzmatazz, I loved it). You listen to almost everything, but I've noticed there aren't many early Industrial acts on your last.fm (of the noisy kind like Throbbing Gristle). So I'm sending you:

Monte Cazazza - The Worst of Monte Cazazza


This is a compilation album from this very important eccentric figure of the early Industrial. It's been said he was the one who coined the term with his famous line: "Industrial music for industrial people". He's from San Fransisco, but he found like minded people in Throbbing Gristle in the late 70s. Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy it. The album opens with Psychiatric Review....yeah

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by dankrsta

I have finally decided what to send to Jackhammer (thanks again for Jazzmatazz, I loved it). You listen to almost everything, but I've noticed there aren't many early Industrial acts on your last.fm (of the noisy kind like Throbbing Gristle). So I'm sending you:

Monte Cazazza - The Worst of Monte Cazazza


This is a compilation album from this very important eccentric figure of the early Industrial. It's been said he was the one who coined the term with his famous line: "Industrial music for industrial people". He's from San Fransisco, but he found like minded people in Throbbing Gristle in the late 70s. Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy it. The album opens with Psychiatric Review....yeah

Any chance of that coming my way too? I've been meaning to check out Monte Cazazza for quite some time.

[dankrsta]

^No problem. In a few seconds.