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Originally Posted by jackhammer
Thievery Corporation started life as DJ's in this big old fuck off house in Wahington D.C playing beats from all around the world which lead to them making a compilation in the DJ Kicks series, they then also began to make their own music. They do have a remix album called Babylon Rewound which is stellar but they also have approx 6 mix albums they have done themselves. If you want any just holler as I have their discog.
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I might have to take you up on that offer sometime.
Richest Man In Babylon and
Sounds From the Thievery Hi-fi are pretty intriguing from what I've heard about them. Only when you've got time of course.
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Originally Posted by Molecules
ahh memories. the sickest of the sick, smoothest of the smooth. i am with you ein hundert Prozent on this one fam. Classic artwork too. I need to really give Angel Dust more of a chance
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Did you rip
Angel Dust off me at all? If not just let me know and I'll send you a link sometime.
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Originally Posted by Janszoon
Great album and I agree some really great artwork too! I love the drawing on the back of the disc especially.
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I remember doing art in school once and I had a copy of the CD with me. The teacher asked me if she could borrow the sleeve so she could make her Year 11 art pupils draw the dog on the cover to represent anger or something similar. Mmm, nostalgic value!
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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam
Three of my favorite artists and none of my favorite albums.  |
Well, I grew up with
King For a Day, and I've always loved the album. The same with
Blue Lines, although I haven't had my copy of it for quite so long. As for
Mule Variations, as I said, I'm something of a beginner when it comes to Tom Waits and haven't got a copy of
Sworfishtrombones or
Bone Machine. Don't worry though, I'll get them one day and regret the choice of album probably (I do with a few of my picks already).
Right, on with the next bunch then...