Music Banter - Albums You're Digging II

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Originally Posted by sidewinder (Post 777493)

wAgAwAgA - Mrepsican

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Stupid name, good music. It's basically dubstep, but to me it's as much IDM and dowtempo as it is dubstep. In other words, it's not your run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter dubstep.

Edit: I forgot to mention there are a few songs to stream here and you can download the whole thing free at 320kbps: Mrepsican | Acroplane.org

I downloaded this and will give it a listen later. Loving this ATM:
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Turkish Psychedelic, Prog rock. It's like being stuck in a trashy 70's B Sci-Fi movie. Hell yeah.

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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 777127)

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Grateful Dead - Europe '72

So...this is the Dead of my father's generation. A wild menagerie of styles (folk, bluegrass, psychedelia among others) packed into one tremendous triple live album. There are plenty of naysayers here that will dispute this (hell, it was the Dead's first venture outside the States) but it's the absolute best live recording I've heard in a very long while. There's more than a fair share of covers but it doesn't detract from the pace or quality of the album and probably works better than anything else they could have done.

Choice Tracks: Cumberland Blues, Jack Straw, I Know You Rider, Truckin', Morning Dew

Definitely a great album as far as content is concerned, but it has always lacked the "live" feel that trademarked their sound. There were also alot of studio overdubs added in post-production.

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Originally Posted by Antonio (Post 776903)

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Definitely one of my top 5 favorite albums of all time.

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Originally Posted by sidewinder (Post 777792)

The Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord

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Oh yeah.

Link? Pleeease?

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Originally Posted by sidewinder (Post 777792)

The Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord

they don't get nearly as much praise but in the late 60's they were doing just as much if not more than the Beatles in the studio...

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Common-Be
Excellent album.Which of his to go for next?

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Originally Posted by loveissucide (Post 778200)

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Common-Be
Excellent album.Which of his to go for next?

Like Water for Chocolate
-then-
Resurrection

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Was never really a fan of him before, only skimmed some of his stuff in the past. However, after re-watching The Last Waltz, I decided to give him another go after his great performance. This si the first of his I've ripped from cd.

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Fantastic. No other album I've heard sums up hardcore as a whole like this one does.

I've been listening to Isis' Panopticon on repeat for the past couple of days.

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Originally Posted by Unrelenting (Post 778387)

I've been listening to Isis' Panopticon on repeat for the past couple of days.

One of my favorite albums. Really glad you're diggin' it.