The Send Someone Something They Dont Listen To but May Like Thread

[Charlemagne]

Originally Posted by TheFolkslave

Listener - Wooden Heart

Sent this to Charlemagne. This is one of my favorite albums ever. Great talk music indie stuff. The vocals and lyrics are just so emotional well delivered. I hope he likes this. If anyone else wants this just ask

Thanks! Sounds right up my alley. What did you think of Laura Stevenson and the Cans by the way?

For dankrsta:


Hop Along - Freshman Year

I definitely want to send you something because you have really interesting taste and always post something that I've never heard of but end up liking. I don't know how much pop you listen to, but this one is one of the best. It's really pretty unique for a pop record and its become one of my favorite records, the vocals are fantastic, and what she does with the voice and instrumentals is amazing.

[TheFolkslave]

Originally Posted by Charlemagne

Thanks! Sounds right up my alley. What did you think of Laura Stevenson and the Cans by the way?

For dankrsta:


Hop Along - Freshman Year

I definitely want to send you something because you have really interesting taste and always post something that I've never heard of but end up liking. I don't know how much pop you listen to, but this one is one of the best. It's really pretty unique for a pop record and its become one of my favorite records, the vocals are fantastic, and what she does with the voice and instrumentals is amazing.

I really liked the Laura Stevenson and the Cans album. I think you and I have a great musical compatibility. You listen to so much great stuff and the stuff I haven't heard about I end up loving. This album made no exception. It was great from start to finish.

btw. That Hop Along album is pretty nice. Hope dankrsta likes it too.

[dankrsta]

Originally Posted by Charlemagne

For dankrsta:


Hop Along - Freshman Year

I definitely want to send you something because you have really interesting taste and always post something that I've never heard of but end up liking. I don't know how much pop you listen to, but this one is one of the best. It's really pretty unique for a pop record and its become one of my favorite records, the vocals are fantastic, and what she does with the voice and instrumentals is amazing.

I love good pop and when it clicks just right it usually ends up being one of my very favorite things, like a certain Grandaddy album. Thanks Charlemagne. I think I have something for you.

[bob.]

for TheFolkslave:

Current 93 - Calling For Vanished Voices


as i was looking for the perfect introduction to Current 93...i came across a review for this album which stated "this is the perfect introduction to the music of Current 93"

i actually agree

"out of the darkness cometh light"

[Charlemagne]

Originally Posted by TheFolkslave

I really liked the Laura Stevenson and the Cans album. I think you and I have a great musical compatibility. You listen to so much great stuff and the stuff I haven't heard about I end up loving. This album made no exception. It was great from start to finish.

Thanks! It makes me so happy when I can spread music I love and get other people to love it as much. You have a ton of great stuff here too, like with that Listener album you captured exactly what I love in music most, and that's emotion and this album is flooring me with how much passion he speaks with.

[Paedantic Basterd]

Who kind of likes Beck but wishes he were a little less mad?

[Queen Boo]

Originally Posted by Pedestrian

Who kind of likes Beck but wishes he were a little less mad?

I like his madness, he channels it pretty well, like in the lyrics on Modern Guilt.

[Paedantic Basterd]

Originally Posted by Tumor

I like his madness, he channels it pretty well, like in the lyrics on Modern Guilt.

Hahahaha, Midnite Vultures is probably the height of his insanity, but I'm really looking for someone to recommend John Vanderslice to.

[James]

I love Beck's madness, but I am still interested

[Paedantic Basterd]

Originally Posted by James

I love Beck's madness, but I am still interested

Then, for you:

John Vanderslice - The Life and Death of an American Fourtracker