dac

Wanna send a PM my way?

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Anteater

God, I leave this thread for a day and it gets hijacked by hipsters.



Porcupine Tree - The Sky Moves Sideways (2004 reissue)

I may not care too much for PT's post-2000 metal fixation, but their stuff back in the early to mid 90's inarguably constitute some of the best ambient space-rock of the last two decades. As for this particular album, I especially like the almost liquid quality of the two-part title suite.



Miles Davis - In a Silent Way

Heard most of this classic before, but the fact that I didn't actually have it on my 'Pod up until now is probably a sin. To put it simply, this is a slice of essential, absolute brilliance, even if you hate jazz.

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scottsy

I have a friend who is into Porcupine tree in a huge way... I really ought to check out some of their stuff, they'd most likely be right up my alley...

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Meph1986

Showbiz & AG - Runaway Slave



Smif-N-Wessun - Dah Shinin'



Mercyful Fate - Melissa

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kyleargyle

That Radiohead Glastonbury looks mighty delightful...

sweet_nothing

I'm shocked you dont have it but sure thing.

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Farfisa

Silver Apples "Garden"

jackhammer

A little bit of everything:


Dennis Coffey- Hair & Things. Psychedelic badass funk with lots of groovy hammond organ-oh yeah!



A genuinely great British Thrash Metal album and possibly the earliest (1985).


Mathy, Indie guitar noise.



This dubstep belter should have been in my collection way back.

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Brad Stengel

Neil Young- "On The Beach"
I haven't picked up a Neil Young album in years, plus I've been hankerin' for good country rock, and since Im pretty naive to the genre I have to resort to picking up Neil Young albums and hoping for the best. But, in terms of the album, it's good. Its sounds like what I expected it to sound like, but thats a good thing.



The Nervous Eaters- "Eaterville"
This is a comp of a great early 70's Boston band. They sound exactly like Raw Power era Iggy Pop spliced with Exile era Rolling Stones. If that combo makes you wet, this is worth seeking out, all of the first 7 or so tracks are excellent, and while the end of the album kind of peters out, its only because the beginning sets the bar so high.



The Pains of Being Pure at Heart- "s/t"
I heard this was good twee pop, which I love, so I bought it. Aaaannnndddd I really don't like it. You know how sometimes M83 sounds like they're trying to hard to be 80's on the newest album? Well thats exactly what this whole album does: become goofy and not enjoyable by trying to sound too 80's. Plus they rip off The J&MC alot, which is always annoying because why would I listen to this or "A Place to Bury Strangers" when I have a perfectly unscratched (so far) copy of Psychocandy at home?




Sunset Rubdown- "Shut Up I am Dreaming"

This record is pretty good, Im not much of a Wolf Parade fan, but for whatever reason, Sunset Rubdown tickles my fancy. His voice can be a little over the top, but hey, so is the music, so why not. They're kind of Arcade Fire-y, but more technical. Actually they kind of have that generic indie rock sound that rips Arcade Fire, but its still good. Trust Me.

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Pornographie Nouveau

What a shame. I love twee pop too. Should've guessed it was going to be a rip off, since it had the token asian female singer and some white guys.