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01-20-2009, 12:28 AM | #111 (permalink) | |
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I slightly prefer the first half, but both are almost equally good. I love the more noisy stuff...A Place To Bury Strangers, Alcest, Ride etc. although mixing it up doesn't hurt at all. In fact, I think this is a nicely varied list. Got some of those, and don't have quite a few others as well. Definitely keeping this . Last edited by Demonoid; 01-20-2009 at 12:46 AM. |
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01-20-2009, 01:12 AM | #112 (permalink) | |
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01-20-2009, 03:01 AM | #114 (permalink) |
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I did put some 1st wave in there but the really noisy tracks that Demonoid likes are from 2007! Here are the contributors:
1. Autolux - Turnstyle Blues (LLSS) 2. A Place To Bury Strangers - Missing You (jackhammer) 3. Loop - Afterglow (jackhammer) 4. My Bloody Valentine - Lose My Breath (jackhammer) 5. Alcest - Souvenirs D'un Autre Monde (jackhammer) 6. Mogwai - Honey (Spaceman 3 cover) (LLSS) 7. Flying Saucer Attack - For Silence (LLSS) 8. Ride - Dreams Burn Down (jackhammer) 9. Swervedriver - Rave down (jackhammer) 10. Spacemen 3 - Transparent Radiation (flashback) (LLSS) 11. The Swirlies - Jeremy Parker (jackhammer) 12. Lilys - Threw A Day (LLSS) 13. Air Information - Brightest Star At Night (LLSS) 14. Pia Fraus - Yennisey (LLSS)
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01-21-2009, 07:39 AM | #115 (permalink) |
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'Battle of Sealand' by Chicago group Airiel hits the spot. They use a drum machine on a couple of tracks and somehow get away with it. Plus they're noisy. Airiel - think tank
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01-21-2009, 11:51 AM | #117 (permalink) | |
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The West Coast Brian Jonestown Massacre lineage has yielded some cool music even if it's firmly stuck in the late 80's; I just have to be in the mood for most of it! |
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01-21-2009, 12:12 PM | #119 (permalink) |
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Aye, 'tis the shizz. Infact it would have unwittingly been my first exposure to the 'shoegaze continuum', quite an epic album. I'm sure plenty of people at the time judged them on their hit singles and didn't get to experience the spaced-out drone of 'Red Eyes and Tears' etc...
I'm in the zone with this Warlocks album btw, will have to get around to 'phoenix' one of these days. I also motion for another shoegaze/dream pop/etc compilation to enter the planning stages, the last one was doing alot. |
01-21-2009, 12:25 PM | #120 (permalink) |
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Its an excellent album, its a shame they were lumped in the with garage-rock revival because i think as an album it has a lot of merit. Take Them On... and Howl are both great as well, although Howl is not at all in the realms of shoegaze. Yep, they got me into J&MC.
Phoenix is a better album IMO, although Come Save Us, the opener on Surgery, is probably my favourite Warlocks song |
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