[QUOTE=AlienEater;15508770]I really need to get pilgrimage[/QUOTE]

It's good.

Gorgoroth - Under the Sign of Hell
Burzum - Hvis Lyset Tar Oss
Six Organs of Admittance - Shelter From The Ash
KTL - 2

unwound "message received"

everybody turn your speakers up really really loud and play this song

[url]http://members.cox.net/nickingv/01%20Message%20Received.mp3[/url]

god dude stop whoring that ****

Cap'n Jazz

dude i cant help it that song owns exclusive rights to my pants

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;15506396]Are you named after the band from Saved By the Bell?[/QUOTE]

Not exactly...but im sure my girlfriend would love it if i were...

whaaa

whooo

how can you listen to 53 britney spears songs

give me one song and i will give it an unbiased, even optimistic listen

(i'll probably shut my door first)

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Tar - [I]Jackson[/I]

I'm really liking this release. Early 90's alt-rock produced my Albini.

I've really been getting into 'The Dismemberment Plan - Change'

[QUOTE=Konstinisle;15512171]I've really been getting into 'The Dismemberment Plan - Change'[/QUOTE]

YES finally someone understands

stay as long as you wish, new person i will protect you

[QUOTE=Zebra;15512038]Tar - [I]Jackson[/I]

I'm really liking this release. Early 90's alt-rock produced my Albini.[/QUOTE]

They're pretty good. Ever listened to Hammerhead?

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;15508289]Thanks Crumb.

Can you recommend me some more Brazilian music?[/QUOTE]

Looking for any mood/style in particular? Lô Borges' self-titled from 1972 is really cool, probably the last Brazilian album to really catch my ear. Post-tropicalia stuff, very much informed by the same anglo-psychedelic overtones, mostly pretty playful stuff, some stringy ballads thrown in for good measure.

In the same vein, Soul Jazz released a follow-up to the tropicalia comp they put out called Brazil 70. It's not bad, definitely gives a nice idea of where Brazilian pop/rock was going in the early 70s, gots most of the big names.

In a more funkier direction, I got a remaster for some stuff by a band called Azymuth. A Madlib favorite, he's sampled them some, really nice electro soul-jazz. Kinda corny sometimes, but when they're on, they're great. The remaster is a 2 disc thing, Peanut Butter Wolf even does a remix on the second disc.

I can throw up some stuff if those sound interesting.

Tom Waits - [I]Rain Dogs[/I]
Pere Ubu - [I]The Modern Dance[/I]
Talking Heads - [I]Remain in Light[/I]

That sh[size=2]it[/size] can't be beat.

Modern Dance title track is so ****in fun

yes it is. holy crap i just realised i have [I]Dub Housing[/I] but haven't listened to it yet!

Pixies - [I]Surfer Rosa[/I]
Mercyful Fate - [I]Melissa[/I]
Minus the Bear - [I]Highly Refined Pirates[/I]

[QUOTE=Robert Crumb;15513073]Looking for any mood/style in particular? Lô Borges' self-titled from 1972 is really cool, probably the last Brazilian album to really catch my ear. Post-tropicalia stuff, very much informed by the same anglo-psychedelic overtones, mostly pretty playful stuff, some stringy ballads thrown in for good measure.

In the same vein, Soul Jazz released a follow-up to the tropicalia comp they put out called Brazil 70. It's not bad, definitely gives a nice idea of where Brazilian pop/rock was going in the early 70s, gots most of the big names.

In a more funkier direction, I got a remaster for some stuff by a band called Azymuth. A Madlib favorite, he's sampled them some, really nice electro soul-jazz. Kinda corny sometimes, but when they're on, they're great. The remaster is a 2 disc thing, Peanut Butter Wolf even does a remix on the second disc.

I can throw up some stuff if those sound interesting.[/QUOTE]

Those all sound great, any uploads would be rewarded with sandwiches or something equally good.

[QUOTE=Anxious;15512443]They're pretty good. Ever listened to Hammerhead?[/QUOTE]

I have one of their albums on my computer somewhere. I think it's called "Vortex" but I could be wrong.

weren't they the band you compared to the cows, anxious?

i forgot about them


anyway i have been listening to early sebadoh and a bunch of other lo-fi bands

oh and, anybody heard pcychedelic horsesh[I]i[/I]t? i have read something that made them sound interesting, comparing them to early fall, swell maps and early pavement

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;15513655]Those all sound great, any uploads would be rewarded with sandwiches or something equally good.[/QUOTE]

I just sent the Lô Borges to the mailing list. I'll probably put up the other two tomorrow. :thumb:

[QUOTE=YDload;15512341]YES finally someone understands

stay as long as you wish, new person i will protect you[/QUOTE]

I took my name from the CD wut u talkin bout

[QUOTE=Otherside;15514711]I took my name from the CD wut u talkin bout[/QUOTE]

i thought you took it from that ghastly RHCP single and not my favorite D-Plan song ever

The Flaming Lips-[I]Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots[/I]
Josh Ritter-[I]The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter[/I]

Velvet Underground-s\t and White Light\White Heat
Tiny Hawks-Fingers Become Bridges

Apollo Sunshine - [I]Apollo Sunshine[/I]

this is really really good i had only heard [I]Katonah[/I] before today but i think i might actually like this even more. the lyrics are great too

White Flight - [I]s/t[/I]

good stuff

suishou no fune - i throne a stone into the endless depths
gong - you
samara lubelski - quartet

Bear Vs. Shark - Terrorhawk