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Old 02-10-2013, 07:12 PM   #19011 (permalink)
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****ed up funky pop that constantly surprises. Dark and edgy but easy on the ear. A great surprise.

Errors - New Relics.

Amazing Electro tinged epic Pop music from a band recently signed to Mogwai's new label. Mogwai without the guitars basically. Stunning.
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Old 02-10-2013, 08:29 PM   #19012 (permalink)
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downloaded: Scott Walker - Bish Bosch

bought: Exuma - Do Wah Nanny (vinyl)

listened: Blink-182 - Cheshire Cat

currently listening: Black Moth Super Rainbow - Dandelion Gum
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Old 02-10-2013, 09:08 PM   #19013 (permalink)
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bought: Exuma - Do Wah Nanny (vinyl)
Let me know how this is! I've never heard anything outside of his debut, but I've always really enjoyed it.

Also, I've got to get me that new Steve Wilson album. The title track is gorgeous.
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Old 02-10-2013, 09:44 PM   #19014 (permalink)
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Let me know how this is! I've never heard anything outside of his debut, but I've always really enjoyed it.

Also, I've got to get me that new Steve Wilson album. The title track is gorgeous.
i actually haven't played it yet, but anything by Exuma on vinyl is a great find.
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Old 02-11-2013, 01:00 AM   #19015 (permalink)
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Gospel is such an underrated genre.
It's funky as f*ck too.
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Old 02-11-2013, 03:43 PM   #19016 (permalink)
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The Sadies - Favourite Colours (2004)
I just streamed this on Spotify at the recommendation of a friend on another forum. His recommendation came as a result of our shared love for The Byrds' classic albums, leaning toward the psych country. I found this very good, and a little bit more mellow than I expected from that recommendation. A few chill instrumentals reminded me of the self-titled album by Allah-Las last year, which was one of my favorite 60s psych-pop revival albums from that year. They incorporate some surf into their instrumentals, which is more subtle here. The album had a great flow and ended before I wanted it to. A couple of songs reminded me of Ween doing a parody of 60s psych/country pop, and one reminded me of a cowpunk Meat Puppets instrumental, but more mellow. Great stuff!
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Frightened Rabbit - Pedestrian Verse (2013)

I'm not warming up to it as quickly as I thought.
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Old 02-12-2013, 02:28 PM   #19018 (permalink)
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Last album I bought:Radiohead's most recent!!

Check out this amazing electro track, better than Ellie Goulding&Adele!
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Old 02-12-2013, 03:05 PM   #19019 (permalink)
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I couldn't weigh a band as opposite to a solo artist. I'd say someone like Barry Manilow as being opposite to Dylan. A band who is opposite to YES...hmmm? That Australian band from the late 80's called No

Hehe. Well, to me Yes are extremely proficient at their instruments, vocalist has an angelic voice, and the songs are carefully constructed. While Bob Dylan is average at his instruments, has a voice that only a mother (and for some reason, us devoted fans) can love, and performs his songs in whatever style he wants, depending on the mood he's in. Which is why I look at them as opposites. And yet I love them both.
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The Sadies - Favourite Colours (2004)
I just streamed this on Spotify at the recommendation of a friend on another forum. His recommendation came as a result of our shared love for The Byrds' classic albums, leaning toward the psych country. I found this very good, and a little bit more mellow than I expected from that recommendation. A few chill instrumentals reminded me of the self-titled album by Allah-Las last year, which was one of my favorite 60s psych-pop revival albums from that year. They incorporate some surf into their instrumentals, which is more subtle here. The album had a great flow and ended before I wanted it to. A couple of songs reminded me of Ween doing a parody of 60s psych/country pop, and one reminded me of a cowpunk Meat Puppets instrumental, but more mellow. Great stuff!
If you enjoyed that you will want to check out their 2010 album Darker Circles.
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