Political music? Are you sure that was my last.fm you clicked?

Hehe, well I may just be too thick to notice. I'll be giving this a listen and letting you know what I think soon.

i think as far as political i was thinking mainly of the punk type stuff you listen to....not as a general overall view

to be honest looking at that post....it makes no sense at all :)

either way Thrall is good stuff and unlike much of what you are into....and they are political in a very sarcastic way....i guess thats what i was reaching for

bob., I'm sending you this...

It's the sound of a man rhyming over machines weeping... It gets more awesome as it goes on.

Dalek - Absence (Ipecac, 2005)

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^ Nice choice, that albums awesome.

If you could send me some IDM, that'd be cool.

From Unchained Ballad:
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On first listen I liked it but it's not really anything I have heard before so I decided to listen to it again and it's a grower. The language is however a problem on an album where I do want to hear what they are saying as opposed to some foreign language albums i have and I can put up with it.

All in all though- it's a keeper although the vocals sometimes grate.

You were definitely right, I love this album. While I was listening to it I couldn't remember which bands the members were from but the description that entered my mind was "an artsier Unsane". Now looking at who is in the band I can certainly see why it would sound that way. Truly great getting shit done music and I love the longer, more atmospheric final track as well. Thanks bob!

I have finally decided what to send to Jackhammer (thanks again for Jazzmatazz, I loved it). You listen to almost everything, but I've noticed there aren't many early Industrial acts on your last.fm (of the noisy kind like Throbbing Gristle). So I'm sending you:

Monte Cazazza - The Worst of Monte Cazazza
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This is a compilation album from this very important eccentric figure of the early Industrial. It's been said he was the one who coined the term with his famous line: "Industrial music for industrial people". He's from San Fransisco, but he found like minded people in Throbbing Gristle in the late 70s. Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy it. The album opens with Psychiatric Review....yeah :)

Any chance of that coming my way too? I've been meaning to check out Monte Cazazza for quite some time.

^No problem. In a few seconds.

Much obliged. :)

edit: Hey that was my 8,000th post. Woohoo!

this album went above and beyond all expectations....and what's funny is i've actually had it on my hard drive for quite a while now due to a recommendation from Dr. Seussicide....but for some obviously stupid reason i never listened to it

what a perfect mixture of experimental beats, noise, hip-hop, and even some drone or ambient sections.....the mc is incredible....as are the lyrics....i have to look into more from all of them

thank you so much Turquoise_Days for the kick in the pants :)....this was a perfect beginning to the day

glad you enjoyed it....it's such a great mixture of that gritty sound that Chris Specer is so good at mixed with exception musicians and a fuller sound.....i think they may have completely called it quits....i know Cutthroats 9 is on tour right now and from what i understand Unsane is writing an new full length album....i wish i could have caught them live..

classic :thumb:

Bob. Forgot to reply to your last post at me. Systematic Death were the highlight for me on the Thrash til death album.

Anyone want to explore new genres? I am sure I will have something tucked away you could listen to!

interesting.....i took you for an Outo kind of guy :)....Gauze has always been the standout band for me on the comp....but they all bring something to the table

I found Outo the band nearest to Thrash on the album but like I said before I do really like Hardcore punk so thanks again!

I always think of this when I see that.

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Ha! I used to have that Ministry t-shirt! I never thought of it before but I can totally see the similarity.

wow...i have not seen that cover in years....they did that live cover of Thrill Kill Kult on the b-side

i personally had the Burning Inside 12" t-shirt :)

nice call sidewinder

Someone can send me something! I can send someone else something! But I don't have the slightest clue about anyone's taste.. at all.

for Canwllcorfe:

Spiritual Front - Rotten Roma Casino
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looking over your charts i noticed the Suicidal Black Metal (or at least stuff tagged as) kept popping up, a bit of folk and dark folk....and even some dark cabaret music

Spiritual Front is from Italy and are a self proclaimed "Nihilistic Suicide Pop" band...and honestly i could not think of a better description for them....as the titled suggests this album mainly consists of songs with themes ranging from debauchery to heathen ethics....all of this done in a very 'tongue in cheek' fashion.....this is probably what it would sound like if the abandoned bastard love child of Ennio Morricone decided to make an album

This is so bizarre.. I love it.

I really wish I could gauge people's taste better. I have music I could send to all you crazy cats, but not a clue as to what.

If you have no idea what they like, just send them something you really like. No harm in that right? And it might just hit the spot. At the worst they won't like it, but that could happen even if you send them something you think they will like based on their tastes. Just jump man!

Alright, I have one for you CanwllCorfe...

Music for Cats by cEvin Key. It's electronic but, I think, a little outside your normal sphere of electronica. Let me know what you think!

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I... can't... do...

Yeah I guess I could.

Jackhammer sent me

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At the risk of hurting your feelings, I'm not a huge fan of this record. I think it's a mixture of things. I find politically-charged lyrics hard to swallow if they're not done "right", and I'm not even really sure what makes them "right" for me. Also, call me racist, but the accents of the rappers interfered with my understanding and enjoyment of the vocal side of this album.

My favorite track was "1,000 Mirrors", which makes sense because it's very much unlike anything else on the album.

Thanks Jackhammer :yeah:

they are a great band....and very hard to describe....one of my favorite albums for 2010....whats weird is that they black listed most of their fan base with this album....as they stepped away from the more traditional neofolk/martial sound and actually had fun

this album is nothing short of spectacular....seriously puuuurrrrrfect

RVCA: I was just about to send you something from the Saddest Landscape. I went to your Last.FM if you'd already played them before haha! :laughing: Man. That's so weird. The same CD too.

Yeah people just don't like change :( I hope you like Abeceda. I was thinking about something from 2L8 originally.

:laughing:

me being so 'punny' must have something to do with all the birds and fish dying...and particle acceleration...

that song was actually really good.....would you send the link anyways?

Oh of course! :D

Wow! Too weird. Send me something else :thumb:

Was it red? I've seen a black one but knew a girl in high school who had it in red...I was so jealous. I don't typically wear read but it wasn't an obnoxious red, it was a bit deep. I had the poster. Still do, in fact, just not on the wall.

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oh, look who decided to show up

naw...mine was just black with white print

Damn, I'm really in the mood for some Ministry now...

Just found it on You Tube... I can see your point, especially the intro!

I'm sending bob. this:

Barry Adamson - Moss Side Story.

Noir chill music.

If anybody else would like a copy, let me know!


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What? I was talking about the artwork. Not that I'm surprised about some sound similarities though.

You were? Oooops! I thought you were talking about the music... *facepalm*

I'm listening to this now...but I'm a bit reluctant. :shycouch: I'm just not typically a dub fan. I've liked a few dub albums in my life, but it's not something I ever seek out. Also I was glad to find out the singer on the first song was just a guest, because I didn't like her voice.

edit: Ok I'm enjoying it more now. Had to get in the groove I guess. Also I finished lunch so I'm in a food coma, and it works.