Been trying to find some good soul music, as it's a genre I really like but hardly own anything by

God's Dice- Pearl Jam

That song makes me piss myself with laughter.

**** da police, comin' straight from the undergraound, young nigguh got it bad cuz im brown!

speak to right-track

Ha yeah I'm looking through his northern soul thread right now. But he's never online to talk to:(

:thumb: my first encounter with NWA (and classic hip-hop actually) was a hand-me-down copy of 'NWA's Greatest Hits'... can still reel off the lyrics to all those early singles!

leave him a wall message, PM?
Or just get every instalment of this series (each one is named after one of the old Northern Soul clubs) Northern Soul Story, Vol. 4: Wigan Casino: Various Artists: Amazon.co.uk: Music

That looks pretty cool. Guess I'll talk to RT too:)

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I just got into MF Doom and all of his aliases. This album sticks out the most.

^THAT would be Madlib's produckies then!

THIS is songwriting; am scouring 4 Victor Lovera through R.Moore labyrinth.com. Minors! Fangs off analogue hipsters

Devendra Banhart - What Will Be

I'm only on the second song, so I'll refrain from an opinion yet. It's got a nice jazzy interlude going on as I type this though, which is pretty cool.

EDIT: Got boring pretty fast. Time for some... Timber Timbre!

Brightens the work day ahah

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One of my favourite live albums, hell, any album. Great layed back music with a great chilled out band. Lots of banter as well, Tom Waits at his best.

I frickin love this band, especially their first album Law. Great post-rock (not the atmospheric kind, the Tortoise kind) with beautiful guitar melodies.

Cougar - Merit

^ My latest in a long line of musical obsessions. Great, great song this - gotta love that groove!

Brilliant album! I just posted this in the Winter Albums, I think. You can just feel the atmosphere of the diner, can't you?

My current:

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Nice choice! Very underrated soundtrack album, usually everyone cites "Requiem for a Dream"s soundtrack when talking about Clint Mansell.



Just addicted to that album!

Yes, I know. The Moon OST is pretty amazing, too. Heard it?

No never heard of it. I'll be checking it for sure. Whose movie is it?

Edit: Never mind, just found it.

:love:

Fantastic stabbing track from my favorite chiptune album of 2009. :clap:

^must check these guys out^ :)



I love this version of Aerodynamic!

Annihilation of the Wicked (Nile)

EDIT: Whoops, forgot to read the first post, figured it was like the majority of these types of threads. My bad. uhh.. can't post links yet so idk. Just delete the post I guess. :laughing:

how many geniuses do you know? :p:

live streaming classic house/garage set by my old flatmate. on wax. goodness. like old times but minus the jay plus the essay DJ CONTINUUM CRIB SESSIONS on USTREAM: underground sounds. Dance

Just finished the new Lullabye Arkestra now I'm onto the new You Say Party! We Say Die!

^ I've listened to this song about 5 times back-to-back already and I still can't get past it. Absolutely bloody beautiful song.

Eine kleine nachtmusik - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Posted a ton by myself but c'mon. This is badass.

Critical Acclaim- A7X

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Going really oldskool. Sounds a bit stupid on a drizzly Sunday afternoon with a cup of tea, but i always found sets good as background music for work, keeps you awake
http://www.127.twistedfrequency.co.u...2026.11.93.mp3

That slide down the guitar neck @ 2 mins still gives me goosebumps 20 years later. Did you know that AC/DC are one of the biggest selling bands of all time with sales better than MJ, Mariah Carey etc. Stick that in your fucking pipe!

LOL. Sticking something in my fucking pipe sounds painful. :laughing:

Seriously though, for real? That can't be total world sales.

In 2009 the Recording Industry Association of America upgraded the group's US sales figures from 69 million to 71 million, making AC/DC the fifth-best-selling band in US history and the ninth-best-selling artist, selling more albums than Madonna, Mariah Carey and Michael Jackson.[6] The RIAA also certified Back in Black as double Diamond (20 million) in US sales, and by 2007 the album had sold 22 million copies, which moved it into fifth place.[8]

I had read that they were bigger than these figures!

Interesting! Well I could certainly see them being bigger than Michael Jackson in the US in terms of album sales and I wouldn't be surprised if the same was true in Canada, the UK and obviously Australia. But I'd imagine their appeal outside of English-speaking countries is more limited than Michael Jackson's so I bet world-wide he has them beat by quite a bit.

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With all the crap I've been hearing about pop in the 90s, don't forget stuff like this. If You're Feeling Sinister is definitely one of the best pop albums ever made.

And according to wikipedia, AC/DC is 6th in world sales, still well ahead of Madonna and Mariah Carey. They were beaten by The Beatles, Elvis Presley, MJ, ABBA, and Queen.

The creepy creeps

Marquee Moon-Television
So very,very good.