Dungen

buttfrenzy · 05-16-2009, 06:25 PM

Speaking of Dungen, I notice nobody has talked about them for a while here.

I really love Dungen, I don't think anyone is making music that is so saturated and rich (and if there is anyone, please let me know about them ASAP, thanks.) I downloaded Ta Det Lungt on a tip from someone at another forum in 2004. I was working at a big mail handling facility at the time, and it was the Christmas rush; I signed up to work two shifts to make extra cash for presents.

So for hours and hours I would listen to Ta Det Lungt (and L'arc En Ciel's "Ray") while sweating in the belly of 53' trailers unloading freight and parcels. It sounds horrible when I write it down but I've never enjoyed another job as much since that time. I cried when I quit.

Anyway Dungen kept releasing amazing, interesting, turn the volume way up albums about every two years: they are the s-h-i-t. Discuss.

05-16-2009, 06:25 PM	#1 (permalink)
buttfrenzy Groupie Join Date: May 2009 Location: PNW Posts: 5	Dungen Speaking of Dungen, I notice nobody has talked about them for a while here. I really love Dungen, I don't think anyone is making music that is so saturated and rich (and if there is anyone, please let me know about them ASAP, thanks.) I downloaded Ta Det Lungt on a tip from someone at another forum in 2004. I was working at a big mail handling facility at the time, and it was the Christmas rush; I signed up to work two shifts to make extra cash for presents. So for hours and hours I would listen to Ta Det Lungt (and L'arc En Ciel's "Ray") while sweating in the belly of 53' trailers unloading freight and parcels. It sounds horrible when I write it down but I've never enjoyed another job as much since that time. I cried when I quit. Anyway Dungen kept releasing amazing, interesting, turn the volume way up albums about every two years: they are the s-h-i-t. Discuss.