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Hot Chip- Coming on Strong

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The Rapture - Echoes

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Carissa's Wierd-You Should Be at Home Here

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Public Enemy- It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back

The last albums I bought were: Flight of the Conchords's self-titled, Fugazi's 13 Songs, Alexisonfire's self-titled, a Doors compilation, Say Anything's In Defense of the Genre, Tool's Aenima, and The Velvet Underground's Gold.

Fugazi was kind of an impulse buy, since I just-so happened to come across it, and apparently it's amazing from what I've read. Currently listening to it and I'm really liking it. I'm not going to lie.

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Originally Posted by KaneFails (Post 543339)

Say Anything's In Defense of the Genre

What'd you think?

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Originally Posted by cork (Post 543406)

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what an album

what an album indeed.
and what a GLORIOUS band.

^^^

It's one guy: JD Vernon. Makes the album even better methinks.

I'm really started to get into listening to a lot of soundtracks while I'm at work. The latest artist that sparked my interest is yann Tiersen (of Amelie fame). My old college roommate sent me a file thorough Skype last night: It's the soundtrack from the documentary Tabarly. If you're looking for the same feel as what he did on Amelie, you will find facets in some of the tracks like yellow (where you hear the xylophone), but besides that, it's a totally different feel. Regardless, I liked it a lot and listened to that on repeat when I went to bed.