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duga 05-20-2011 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Raust (Post 1055524)
Remarkably they're pretty consistant with there sound even in there older material. "Nothing Lasts...But Nothing is Lost" is when they kind of "matured" there sound a bit. That whole album is pretty much one huge song. That being said I've been on an unintentional electronic binge it seems today (must be the state of mind I'm in O.o) and have another album I've been "digging". Way to many "quotes" in this post I apologize.

Nothing Lasts was supposed to be their last album, but fans demanded he keep making music. That's why Ineffable Mysteries from Shpongland came out...and now a fifth album is on the way for next year.

Simon Posford is an electronic music genius. If you haven't heard his other projects, you need to. Hallucinogen and Younger Brother are essentials...the Dub Trees is his more chill/experimental side.

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Originally Posted by Badlittlekitten (Post 1056706)
Just to keep feeding my current jazz addiction.

http://images.wax.fm/charles_mingus_...299176566.jpeg

This is my favorite jazz record. It's the album that finally got me to "click" with jazz and kick started a huge personal jazz phase.

TockTockTock 05-20-2011 01:46 PM

All this talk about jazz reminded me how much I loved this album:

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Fourth (1971) by Soft Machine

Soft Machine is one of my favorite prog rock bands of all time (ranking with Henry Cow, Spirit, and Gentle Giant). Fourth, however, is much more jazz-oriented than their three previous albums. Even though this release dropped most (if not all) of the progressive rock elements that we all attribute with the Canterbury scene, this is still a fantastic jazz album.

Badlittlekitten 05-20-2011 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by duga (Post 1056780)
This is my favorite jazz record. It's the album that finally got me to "click" with jazz and kick started a huge personal jazz phase.

What I love about it is it's persistent weirdness, yet the music is always tangible and never becomes too free jazzy, if you no what I mean.

To Jack Pat, i've been meaning to check out Soft Machine as well as Tangerine Dream. I've overcome my punk snob attitude towards prog and have discovered a couple of great albums in the form of Familys Music In a Dolls House and the first Crimson album. I still can't stand Tull, Yes and Floyd though.

TockTockTock 05-20-2011 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Badlittlekitten (Post 1056792)
What I love about it is it's persistent weirdness, yet the music is always tangible and never becomes too free jazzy, if you no what I mean.

To Jack Pat, i've been meaning to check out Soft Machine as well as Tangerine Dream. I've overcome my punk snob attitude towards prog and have discovered a couple of great albums in the form of Familys Music In a Dolls House and the first Crimson album. I still can't stand Tull, Yes and Floyd though.

I'm really glad to hear that. From what I have heard, going from punk to prog can be a bit of a difficult task for some (they're both contrasting sub-genres of rock, so it is understandable). Although, I'm going to have to say I love both Yes and Pink Floyd...

CanwllCorfe 05-20-2011 05:21 PM

How to Dress Well - Love Remains

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_KfHTUMiBru...t_lowres-1.jpg



Could easily end up becoming one of my favorite albums.

debaserr 05-21-2011 04:42 PM

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-TcRoSA631r...M60679W595.jpg
Groundation - Hebron Gate

so funky.

loveissucide 05-22-2011 08:02 AM

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Uc0sZ6envR...2BRumours.jpeg

Somehow only getting around to listening to this now.

Raust 05-22-2011 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by duga (Post 1056780)
Nothing Lasts was supposed to be their last album, but fans demanded he keep making music. That's why Ineffable Mysteries from Shpongland came out...and now a fifth album is on the way for next year.

Simon Posford is an electronic music genius. If you haven't heard his other projects, you need to. Hallucinogen and Younger Brother are essentials...the Dub Trees is his more chill/experimental side.

Yeah I heard that, it's really good comes in close second. For me Tales of the Inexpressible is my favorite. And Hallucinogen is really good to great material. Surprisingly I haven't heard any Dub Trees thinking I need to check 'em out. Know any albums to start out with?

I've been listening to a lot of Aphex Twin latley

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a79...ter/drukqs.jpg
Aphex Twin - Drukqs
Really good, the mix of acid house and experimental tracks are really all over the board here. I'm really digging the variety.

BobLobLaw 05-22-2011 12:25 PM

http://www.bringonmixedreviews.com/w.../01/dgd123.jpg

This album is ****ing awesome.

Rage Against the Machine 05-22-2011 02:26 PM

^I kind of love that album cover. It reminds me of Wheres Waldo for some reason.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-d-qhuk5qFG...Separation.jpg
Separation - Balance and Composure

Absolutely amazing, without a doubt my favorite of the year so far, and becoming one of my favorites in general. It's such a heartbreaking album but it's defining a really good time in my life that I'm in right now, and it's a really strange feeling. It makes me feel all nostalgic and fuzzy even though I got it about 10 days ago.


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