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Old 04-21-2010, 11:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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The Folk Implosion - Dare To Be Suprised
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The Divine Comedy-Casanova
A thoroughly enjoyable work of smartarse pop, I like it as much as I did 2 years ago when I last heard it.
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The Divine Comedy were genius, and what voice. Though they did have their 15 minutes of fame here, it seems for the most part they have been forgotten these days.
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Old 04-21-2010, 03:11 PM   #4 (permalink)
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It's folk punk, but it has so much more interesting influences, world and country and everything and it's really good.


It's impossible for me not to dig a Hold Steady album.



This is just as good as A House With No Home, possibly even better, I have to give it a few more listens to decide
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Lansing-Dreiden - A Sectioned Beam



I finally downloaded this EP recently, second listen this week. And I dig it. It's always hard for me to describe this band's sound. Poppy, dreamy, spacey, 60s and 80s influence, maybe a touch of shoegaze, F if I know. Mostly just beautiful pop. I just like their sound. Soothing vocals and melodies.
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Prefuse 73 - Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives



The best glitch-hop album ever. Where it all began for me.
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Mezmerize - System Of A Down.
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Sonic Youth - Goo

Just a brilliant album, been trying to get into this album for a while. Tinkering with them but this is the first album I've really got into. I love the distorted guitar tones. Top notch album.
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Sonic Youth - Goo

Just a brilliant album, been trying to get into this album for a while. Tinkering with them but this is the first album I've really got into. I love the distorted guitar tones. Top notch album.
Probably my favorite SY album...it's one of those things I can't put my finger on, too. The guitar tones are just great, but as far as the actual music goes....there is just something addictive about it that I can't figure out.
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Probably my favorite SY album...it's one of those things I can't put my finger on, too. The guitar tones are just great, but as far as the actual music goes....there is just something addictive about it that I can't figure out.
I wouldn't class it as addictive yet, only just started getting into the album. But time will tell, there's definitely something about the album. I find it to be top heavy though, dunno what you think but the first 6 tracks are better than the last 5.

Then again that's probably because I don't know the album top to bottom yet.. Maybe the last 5 songs will become increasingly better with each listen.
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