jurassic 5 is almost as good as a tribe called quest


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i have a tribe called quest album and a people under the stairs album i am curious about

Can i kick it?

yes you can!!!!

[QUOTE=I_WEAR_RED_PANTS;16894815]i once had tetris on my tv and always would get in trouble when people would want to watch the actual tv and not me playing tetris[/QUOTE]

Did u ever suffer from the Tetris effect lol


Once i start playing the main song Theme A from the original Gameboy version, it gets stuck in my head.

its an epic song

Tetris theme is ace.

guys what song is playingin the Australia ads on TV? im 90% sure its explosions in the sky, i just cant remember which song and i dont have any on this computer so i cant check :(

F[size=2]uck[/size] any movie with Nicole Kidman in it.

[QUOTE=big80smullet;16894837]Can i kick it?[/QUOTE]

If you are talking album names The Low End Theory and O.S.T respectively

well actually its the lyrics from one of their songs :D

[QUOTE=RunAmokRampant;16894843]Did u ever suffer from the Tetris effect lol


Once i start playing the main song Theme A from the original Gameboy version, it gets stuck in my head.[/QUOTE]

nah i never got it stuck in my head

[QUOTE=gaslight;16894889]F[size=2]uck[/size] any movie with Nicole Kidman in it.[/QUOTE]

yeah i know but the song is annoying me. Damn you EITS for making all your songs equally as epic

the EITS album I listened to was somewhat underwhelming

You can't expect too much from post-rock, if you're not in the mood to like a post-rock album you pretty much wont.

Mogwai's new album is just, god, I don't even know why they bothered releasing it.

[QUOTE=gaslight;16894889]F[size=2]uck[/size] any movie with Nicole Kidman in it.[/QUOTE]

BMX Bandits \m/

EITS are great background/movie soundtrack music. theyre not very good as far as post rock goes but theyre a good entry point into the genre.

Matt: i think i remember you saying your mate was in sleepmakewaves or you knew them somehow. this is their album review on sputnik if you were interested and hadnt seen it already. Its pretty positive. [url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/album.php?albumid=26234[/url]

I'm increasingly appreciative of post-rock and post-everything really

Post-nicole kidman

I'm looking forward to post-post-rock.

Cool Ev :thumb:. Yeah I went to uni with the drummer. Great guy, all of them are nice guys. Did a show with them back in the Atlas Weights days.

i believe post-post-rock will result in a genre that already exists

post ahrdcore is probably my favourite post atm. Its a very expansive and creative genre i find.


i wanna make a post disco band. [I]expansive sweeping disco soundscapes[/I]

[QUOTE=Meatplow;16894946]i believe post-post-rock will result in a genre that already exists[/QUOTE]

noise or ambience could probably be considered post post rock tbh

I think I got my fill of post-rock and post-hardcore in high school. I can't be bothered being into any scene or another anymore. I just end up annoyed.

[QUOTE=big80smullet;16894948]noise or ambience could probably be considered post post rock tbh[/QUOTE]

thats what i'm thinking, post-rock seems something of a bridge between rock and well... those genres

I don't think you could call ambient and noise post-post-rock because it implies they follow it chronologically when they both precede it.

i dont care what scene my music is but if i like it i usually try and find something similar from another band. thats where scenes and genres come in handy. but seriously. Post-Disco is happening.

[QUOTE=gaslight;16894959]I don't think you could call ambient and noise post-post-rock because it implies they follow it chronologically when they both precede it.[/QUOTE]

well, its more about disregarding namesakes and looking at the characteristics of the genres I suppose

Post = after. No way around that one.

post-al system

aaron send the letter