Agreed. But somehow I downloaded the clean version...ah...it's weird.

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Woven hand - The Threshing Floor

i've had it for some time now...listened to it and thought it was not that good....but now it is becoming one of my favorite Woven hand albums

I gave that a listen last week and really enjoyed it, far more than Mosaic and Consider The Birds.

David Eugene Edwards is amazing. I haven't listened to this album that much but I should give it a proper spin someday since I love his other work so much.

i think it may be their best since the self titled album

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The Electric Prunes - I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night

One of the best 60's psychedelic records around. With a lot of psych records of the time, there are usually a couple excellent tracks and then a bunch of mediocre stuff that I spend a lot of time trying to get into. This is one of the most consistent records of the decade, nearly every song is good.

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Probably the best album of his solo career, and proof the man thrives on adversity and being contrary.

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This may be my favorite Radiohead album.

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Smog - The Doctor Came at Dawn (1996)

This is the Smog album I keep coming back to ever since I've first heard it, somewhere in the late 90s. Those familiar with Smog (Bill Callahan) maybe know what to expect, but this album especially is so stripped down that we almost hear Callahan's soul, laid bare in front of us. Come to think of it, this cover art is perfect for this moody, simple, lo-fi music. The opening track, 'You Moved In', is the strongest, imo:



Who ever uploaded it, obviously loved those last words of the song, cause he/she made sure we hear them twice.

Mine too. Incredible album :)