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Texas 09-21-2013 10:23 AM

Michael Armstrong's Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Rendition of... <INSERT BAND>

I've been buying them for my soon-to-arrive daughter. They're nice to the ear.

Janszoon 09-21-2013 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Pedestrian (Post 1367757)
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Secos & Molhados - II (1974)

This is kinda like Brazilian Fleetwood Mac. It's haunting and folksy and has some of the most stunning chord changes in it. Can't stop listening. I don't think I've ever connected to a foreign-language album this strongly before. Progressive pop/psychedelic pop/contemporary folk.

You had me at Brazilian Fleetwood Mac.

luis 09-23-2013 01:05 PM

Although his lyrics sometimes mainly cringe, I'm getting into some of Kanye's albums like My beautiful dark twisted fantasy, and Yeezus. On the other hand I've been replaying James Blake's album Overgrown over and over again. Mount Kimbie and King Krule recently just released some good stuff too.

Texas 09-23-2013 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by luis (Post 1368412)
Although his lyrics sometimes mainly cringe, I'm getting into some of Kanye's albums like My beautiful dark twisted fantasy, and Yeezus. On the other hand I've been replaying James Blake's album Overgrown over and over again. Mount Kimbie and King Krule recently just released some good stuff too.

I couldn't get into the lyrics on Yeezus.

Frownland 09-23-2013 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Texas (Post 1368569)
I couldn't get into the lyrics on Yeezus.

Same, but I still like the album. The only thing that I find myself disliking about Kanye West's music is Kanye West, tbh.

Ninetales 09-23-2013 07:18 PM

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The Feral Wisdom by Wormlust

A serious competitor for AOTY

djchameleon 09-23-2013 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Texas (Post 1368569)
I couldn't get into the lyrics on Yeezus.

If people are listening to Kanye West albums for the lyrics then they are doing it wrong. It's all about the production.

jackhammer 09-23-2013 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1367988)
You had me at Brazilian Fleetwood Mac.

Me too. I like the sound of this.

Texas 09-23-2013 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1368593)
If people are listening to Kanye West albums for the lyrics then they are doing it wrong. It's all about the production.

You have a strong point, sir. However, the lyrics are still there.

Frownland 09-24-2013 11:34 AM

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It's redundant to say that any Coltrane album is exceptional, but this one especially has had me by the balls lately. This album features both Rashied Ali and Elvin Jones on drums, Jimmy Garrison on double bass, McCoy Tyner on piano, and Pharoah Sanders joins Coltrane on tenor sax. Sanders and Coltrane have great chemistry and I love the Pharoah's screechy sax input on this one, which I've heard has pushed some people not to like the album. On the free jazzier side of things, this Coltrane album is impeccable.



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