[QUOTE=honourosis;16597020]YDload can you hook me up with some June of 44?[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.sordomusic.com/db/search.php?q=june+of+44[/url]

[quote=Anxious] Have you listened to The For Carnation YDload?[/quote]

i gave their S/T a spin on last.fm. sounds pretty interesting, i want it but as always ive got a huge backlog of albums i need to check out

The Gun Club - their debut
Cows - Cunning Stunts
June of 44 - other albums besides Anahata
something from Brainiac, maybe

i've already tried those links and they're all dead.

ok here is anahata

[url]http://rapidshare.com/files/138117899/j44_-_anht.zip.html[/url]

i uploaded it just for u :)

Ween - Chocolate & Cheese
Presidents of the United States of America - II
Busdriver -Temporary Forever

[QUOTE=YDload;16597701]ok here is anahata

[url]http://rapidshare.com/files/138117899/j44_-_anht.zip.html[/url]

i uploaded it just for u :)[/QUOTE]

thanks man

are brainiac any good and if so which is the best album to start with

Hissing Prigs in Static Couture

i downloaded it randomly one day

thats the one i have/haven't listened to

the one album i have said "im gettin this one day" and have put off buying for the longest time is that Presidents of the USA album. the one with Lump and Peaches on it. i've wanted it since i was about 10 years old and i still kinda want it but... never got it.

yellow swans - bring the neon war home

New ra ra riot.

its a shame the drummer died.

le volume courbe - i killed my best friend

alva noto - unitxt

[QUOTE=Spat Out Sexy Men;16598103]it's pretty much in every 2nd hand cd store and charity shop in America[/QUOTE]

i never said i couldnt find it, i just havent bothered for over a decade

The National

i'm listening to my itunes from a-!!!

i'm at the beatles right now reminds me how little i care for them. it was a task to not skip through abbey road.

but yesterday i listened at the drive-in and it reminded me how sweet arobatic tenement is.

[QUOTE=samarahah;16598108]le volume courbe - i killed my best friend

[/QUOTE]

Cool

Jandek- Austin Sunday

1 Grizzly Bear 14
2 Snowman 13
3 Blue Sky Black Death 11
3 Pivot 11
5 El Guincho 9
6 Wu-Tang Clan 7
7 Rodan 6
8 Protest the Hero 5
9 Toto 3
10 Envy 1

Nobukazu Takemura - [I]Scope[/I]
[quote="Wikipedia"]
Nobukazu Takemura (竹村延和 Takemura Nobukazu) is a Japanese musician whose style has run from jazz to house to drum and bass to chamber music to electronic glitch within less than a decade. Born in Hirakata, Osaka in August of 1968, he became interested in punk and New Wave music at a young age, and by high school, after a record store job that exposed him to Jazz and Hip hop, he had regular gigs as a battle DJ.

In 1990, Takemura founded Audio Sports with Yamatsuka Eye (of The Boredoms) and Aki Onda. Their first album, Era of Glittering Gas, was released in 1992 (after which Onda subsequently took control of the project), the same year as Takemura's first solo album, under the name DJ Takemura. He has also released material with Spiritual Vibes (since 1993) and as Child's View (since 1994). He is currently paired with Childisc vocalist/composer Aki Tsuyuko under the touring name of Assembler.

He founded the Lollop and Childisc labels ; his voluminous releases, remixes, and collaborations make a comprehensive discography difficult, and his music often defies any easy categorization. He emerged in the US after the release of Scope on the Thrill Jockey label in 1999, an album that features delicate melodies blossoming from oceans of white noise and staccato electronics.

His unique and complex approach to melody and instrumentation has generated a catalog of collaborations with critically acclaimed artists including Issey Miyake, Zu, Steve Reich, DJ Spooky, Yo La Tengo, and Tortoise.

Takemura was responsible for the sound design of Sony's robotic dog Aibo. In the January 2002 issue of the UK music magazine The Wire, he notes that conveying hundreds of emotions through the dog's few simple sounds was not easy :

"Usually people don't think consciously of what it's like to be angry or to cry ... humans can obviously use words to express themselves. To create the sounds of emotions was a difficult task."[/quote]

[quote=ATM2;16596933]Typical for this forum.[/quote]i feel no rush to get into music that no one else has heard of

[quote=YDload;16596955]this is like the only forum that really GETS Unwound

or Louisville post-rock/math-rock

or slowcore

:cool:[/quote]I truly love unwound and the louisville 90s scene. unwound is my own special band where i live because everyone is too busy with stuff like porcupine tree

Just bought:

Braid - The Age Of Octeen
Hey Mercedes- Loses Control
The Recieving End of Sirens - Between The Heart And The Synapse
MGMT - Oracular Spectacular

Hopefully I'll be diggin all of em

oracular spectacular is only good for electric feel, i found

but i have friends who think its pretty awesome

i think time to pretend and kids are better than electric feel. i've not become too familiar with anything else yet, i've only had the album for a week.

Thuja - The Deer Lay Down Their Bones
Helena Espvall & Masaki Botch - s/t
[QUOTE=samarahah;16597991]yellow swans - bring the neon war home[/QUOTE]

good?

Arvo Pärt
Red Sparowes - [I]Aphorisms[/I]

Yeah MGMT kinda blows.

City of Caterpillar - [I]s/t[/I]
June of 44 - [I]Anahata[/I]

1. Joe Hisaishi 76
2. Paint It Black 58
3. maudlin of the Well 33
4. Ceremony 31
5. Ken Zazpi 30
6. Black Star 26
7. Architects 24
8. Drive Like Jehu 23
9. LITE 22
9. Frank Zappa 22

Gaint Ant Farm - Dressed in Milk

I've been trying to get more Giant Ant Farm stuff for quite awhile now. It's only 6 tracks, but that will suffice.

[QUOTE=sweboy;16599064]Thuja - The Deer Lay Down Their Bones
Helena Espvall & Masaki Botch - s/t


good?[/QUOTE]

its decent

1 The Cool Kids 20
2 Battles 11
2 Foals 11
4 Flying Lotus 10
5 Skindred 9
6 Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers 7
7 Tokyo Police Club 5
7 GZA/Genius 5
9 Daft Punk 2
10 Raekwon 1