ennio morricone -- barbablu lp.
david axelrod -- songs of experience lp.
sunn -- oracle lp.
barry 7 -- connecters 2 lp.
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wwbjd wrote:Odd Nosdam - Level Live Wires
Thanks Good Records!
thedisavowed wrote:El-P - Fantastic Damage (not sure how I feel about this one atm)
Infinite E wrote:thedisavowed wrote:El-P - Fantastic Damage (not sure how I feel about this one atm)
i really like this album but it took a minute to drop with me. part of the problem was the fact that I find el-p's flow really hard to make out... you should look up the lyrics here
Treefingers wrote:Just bought The Private Press by DJ Shadow.
I particularly like 'Giving Up the Ghost' so far.
thedisavowed wrote:Infinite E wrote:thedisavowed wrote:El-P - Fantastic Damage (not sure how I feel about this one atm)
i really like this album but it took a minute to drop with me. part of the problem was the fact that I find el-p's flow really hard to make out... you should look up the lyrics here
Well- I really, really enjoyed "I'll Sleep When You're Dead."
This record feels much more raw, maybe like 36 Chambers era Wu-Tang, but with that 'intelligent hip-hop' sensibility. Only.... the beats seemed erratic, and, like you said, his voice is buried in the mix.
I think this highlights some of my ambivalence about this sort of hip-hop.. sometimes it seems like the rapper is drowing in his own production. The same problem has plagued DJ Shadow and others.. it just seems like rap demands a certain economy of space that other genres don't necessarily need. Hip Hop struggles with that.
Anyways, I'm babbling. I'll try again. The record is well thought of in independent circles it seems. Wouldn't be the first time my knee-jerk reaction to a record was totally wrong (cf. Music Has the Right to Children)


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