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Schoolboy Q | Blank Face

First listen. Top Dawgs grimiest.

Haven't heard this in a while, so I decided to give it a spin.


The Jesus Lizard - Goat (1991)

Beats coffee in the morning any day!

^TIL about a pretty awesome band called The Jesus Lizard.

I think they should collaborate with King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and call it King of Kings Gizzard and the Jesus Lizard Wizard.

Just arrived in the post! I don't even own a CD player... but since when have I been practical?

A brilliant addition to my library!

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Sure, but what's it called?

Ah yes! My apologies. The Future Sound of London's classic album - Lifeforms. Also featuring Klaus Schulze and Robert Fripp... this is an exquisite milestone of avant-garde ambient music!

My friends and I got a suite at the Prince Hotel in Tokyo and tripped on threshold LSD. Once the sun had set and the lights of Tokyo were all around us (one wall was glass from floor to ceiling, looking out over Kabukicho), my friend put this album on.

Imagine looking out over this as you're tripping and hearing Lifeforms for the first time:

Absolutely incredible. What a fantastic experience!

I can't even begin to imagine the impact a visit to modern day Tokyo would have had on early ambient artists. What would Cauty, Paterson, or the early Astralwerks acts have sounded like with that sort of influence?

Or crazier still - if anyone from the Berlin School dropped by for the weekend?

King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King

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I last listenend to my Huey lewis and the news Record :) (Fore!)

^Reminds me of my dad.

Jesus Lizard beats sex in the morning any day....Goat is by far one of the most essential albums in the "noise rock" genre....and it will official be the soundtrack of my run this morning :)

Thanks man:yeah:

Ya I like his FIRST ALBUM better (I have that one on cassette)

Finally got my copy of the Avalanches' first album in 16 years, Wildflower!

I'm playing it through for the fourth time now and loving it more with each play. I also decided it was a crime to not have their monumental debut in some physical form, so I've ordered the original digipak from Australia on Modular Recordings (which only sets a fella back $4). It'll hold me over until *fingers crossed* they one day reissue the album on wax.

The sound of summer!

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^Looking forward to this one coming up in rotation!

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Oh my.

Oh dear.

I thought I'd take a glance at the official Avalanches FB page to see if anyone had inquired about the chance of one day seeing a reissue of their first LP.

For years I'd accepted that clearing 3,500 samples would be a logistical impossibility in the modern age of copyright.

But there... on their official page... was a statement that a reissue is live and pending... in 5 days!

I verified it against a similar statement they made on Reddit and confirmed it again from a redditor listing a third distributor.

I just ordered it - one of the most important cut-up/plunderphonic/remix culture albums in history... the album which, until today commanded $350 a copy online...

...for $25.

I need to go lie down.

For someone on a limited budget like you, this must be excellent news!

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Went to a yard sale this week and found this, as well as several other CDs and tapes.

I ended up talking to myself the other night after listening to this record again and couldn't stop telling myself how brilliant it is.

I last ordered Huey Lewis and the news's first album :) (1980)

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Talk Talk
 

I've listened to both Laughing Stock and Spirit of Eden for the past two weeks as I have downloaded them from iTunes.

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Dave Grusin - The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973)

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Descendants - Hypercaffium Spazzinate

First Listen: Descendents, 'Hypercaffium Spazzinate' : NPR

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Surf by Philip Jeck

probably have beaten this drum before but what a piece of work this is. Cannot recommend enough. Similar mood to The Sinking of the Titanic or Disintegration Loops or perhaps Leyland Kirby if those strike your fancy.

Today I got 2 records and a VHS tape!

1) UFO - No place to run
2) The moody blues - Days of future passed
3) VHS: Living Colour - Primer (Promo for thier first album) - 5 videos on it....

Checking out.

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Amy was a brilliant live performer.

I last listenend to my Moody Blues Record :) (Days of future passed)

Quincy Jones and Bill Cosby - The Original Jam Sessions (1969)

Soundtrack music for The Bill Cosby Show which aired from 1969 to 1971. As far as I can tell, Bill Cosby only lends some vocals to the tunes.

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Indifferent Rivers Romance End by Wreck and Reference

OMG. I had no idea this was a thing until right now. Want is one of my favorite albums of the decade so I'm v hyped about this. just starting it --- now

Going to see them tofuckingmorrow and it's as great as Want imo. I'm sure you'll love it.

^ oh wow lucky guy. lucky guy. I only listened to it once, so unsurprisingly I prefer Want for the time being. Not sure why but I didn't dig that last track. Will obviously be giving it more gos, and I did like the rest a lot. fresh ears tomorrow.

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Robert Ashley - Private Parts (1977)
(Spoken Word, Ambient)

This is really relaxing. Everything I've heard from Robert Ashley thus far has been great and interesting.

Oh cool, I really liked Want so I'm gonna check that out.

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LCD Soundsystem - Sound Of Silver

One of my favorite records. I recently got the DFA lightning bolt symbol tattooed to my left torso because of my love of LCD.

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Titus Andronicus - Stadium Rock /// Five Nights At The Opera ///

if this is any indication of how great Titus are live, I'm even more hyped now for seeing them in September.

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A Moon Shaped Pool

I have not been able to stop listening to this album. I'm not even a Radiohead fan, and I can say with guarantee that this has potential to be my album of the year. It's so well done, and I really wish this is what Radiohead will sound like from here on out.

There's rumors that this might be their last, or maybe another record a few years down the line. If so, it's a fine swan song.

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Andrew Jackson Jihad | Knife Man

Last two:

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Autechre - Confield (2001)
(IDM, Experimental, Glitch, Ambient)

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Yo La Tengo - Painful (1993)
(Indie Rock, Noise Pop, Dream Pop, Shoegaze, Slowcore)