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Originally Posted by Lisnaholic
^ This is a great theme/metaphor for your thread, Neapolitan. I'm sure many of us have spent some indulgent hours checking out used-record bins. I know I have. I didn't realize we could click on your album covers, so that's a tip in itself which gives an extra dimension to your thread.
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I'm still flipping through albums, but this time they're on YouTube. So most of my recs are from there, and if their on Spotify I try to mention that too. YouTube is notorious for yanking videos. So I thought if that happens without me knowing about it, at least the album cover will still be seen. I understand some people don't like YT sound quality, but it's not too much of a problem with me, it all depends. If their OK quality I don't mind posting them.
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Originally Posted by Lisnaholic
And it's thanks to that function, that I'm listening to Whalefeathers' second album as I type ... it's a pretty good album so far. I like it more now that the hectic pace of the first two tracks has slackened, and we have It's a Long Way Home (as you say, very ABB style!) plus the interesting Bastich and Shadows; I always like a song that's long enough to stretch out and explore different instruments/moods.
I haven't had time to listen to many your recs, but but I'll certainly be moving on to Midwinter next, based on your description, and Stephen's (guarded) approval:-
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I posted Whalefeather pretty much as soon as I found them. Even though I enjoyed them the first time around, I really hadn't had time for them to sink in, I hope they hold up as a decent rec. I listen to the Midwinter album quite a few times, and still like it. I found them after I discover the Trees and I have yet to post their albums.
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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