I want some mother ****ing music and i want it now. If thats not polite enough well suck it.

**** you...you never said anything about the stuff I sent you in the past. So, I'm not sending you anything else!

I am pretty sure I did, if I hadnt posted it I definitely still have it written up on my computer. There was a day I got like 4 albums I ma have forgotten to slip yours in. Do you remember what album?

I shall make up for this most crucial mistake.

I'm game

If you want it I'll send you this..

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l9...holCaravan.jpg

It's Krautrocky, It's Jazzy, It's Trippy, It's Loud

What more could you want?

To Aurora

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...feDeepCuts.jpg

According to Last FM our music in common all seems to be electronic based stuff, and this is a Swedish duo that I couldnt see on your A-Z (although I only checked 'K', they may have been there under 'T'?). I chose this particular album because of track 1 (Heartbeats) and it being a song you would recognise easily; Jose Gonzalez did a cover that is probably far more famous than this version, and I think it'll just make the album a bit more accessible.

Someone send me something loud, angry and noisy. Noise rock ****.

YouTube - RKL - Drink Positive

Hows that?

I think I have heard it but not in a longtime, so yes definitely.

it was this album right here that's quoted above

http://www.progarchives.com/progress...1421122007.jpg

Album : Consider the Birds

Artist : Woven Hand

Sent By: dankstra

After sitting on this for a few weeks (I kept on listening to three songs repeatedly) I am pretty impressed with this album. I came into the album expecting it to be the typical country album that I would find on CMT or even the old school stuff especially since it was a Christian album (I am an elitist Yankee Atheist :laughing:). However I was really impressed with how different and dark it was for a religious album.

Usually when dark influences are used by Christian Metal bands it makes the religious message of the songs sound silly but the gothic influences Woven Hand used were perfect in highlighting the message rather than detract from it. The best example of this was in the song "To Make a Ring" where the grimness of the music really brought about the message of Hell really well.

The album also brought about more outside influences were a pleasant surprise. I even heard what seemed to be African drums at the start of one song. If only the rest of country could catch up to this and start expanding to gain some individuality and personality. :rolleyes:

Overall while it may not be something in my comfort zone I will be keeping it in my Ipod for a few listens when I am bored of rap and metal. :hphones: