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Just revisited Tomorrows Harvest my god its still so satisfyingly good - defiantly could wait another couple years for another album

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lichtenberg94 wrote:Just revisited Tomorrows Harvest my god its still so satisfyingly good - defiantly could wait another couple years for another album

Right?... Took me a little while for this to settle in, but now it's probably my fav

Oh yeah!

Christ. - One Sunny Cloudy Day

Beautiful.

check this one out if you haven't already

Recently a friend of mind recommended me the Coldcut album, "Let Us Play". I enjoyed it a lot! I think at the moment this is my favorite track from the album.

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I hope I have not been known to liberally throw around the 'one of the greatest songs ever' statement because...


I am entranced by this.

mechanismj wrote:I hope I have not been known to liberally throw around the 'one of the greatest songs ever' statement because...

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I am entranced by this.

I saw Yob once about 13 years ago. It was pretty fuckin' transcendent. They're a love 'em or "turn this shit off!" kind of band. I love 'em.

These were the type of tracks I would play to before I found Boards of Canada.

Fuck yea! Perverted Undertone is still so intimate and beautiful <3
Good example of how so little can be so much at the same time.

one word extinguisher is a modern classic.

I love Prefuse! I saw him live a few years back, awesome show.

Currently on: Radiohead - "Glass Eyes"

A Moon Shaped Pool is such an amazing album. One of my favorites by them.

Anyone dig the band America? I'm not one for the 'classic rock' genre, but I love these guys.

^ Ventura Highway is the shit.

Tom Gabriel Fischer is God... I cannot get enough of this stuff...

Magrathea wrote:Tom Gabriel Fischer is God... I cannot get enough of this stuff...

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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

I never got to see Motorhead live, or My Bloody Valentine, but I saw Triptykon in a medium-sized club and it was loud AF. Tom's guitar tone is legend.

Not seen MBV live yet (needs to happen!) but saw Motorhead twice. Bloody hell they were loud! Lemmy's bass was thunderous and the kickdrum shook the fillings out my teeth. Superb.

I regret not seeing Motorhead when I had the chance(s). They were one of those bands that had been around for so long, I kind of took for granted they'd always come back my way sooner or later. Oh, well. As I get older I see fewer and fewer shows, mostly because I've got family stuff going on, but partially because I want to keep my minor hearing loss from getting worse. I'm very picky these days as a result. MBV I would go see, but I'd wear hearing protection. Same with Sunn0))), Sleep, Swans and any other band whose reputation for extreme volume proceeds them. Heh.