That's quite sad.

Did you read about that in Pitchfork

I never read Pitchfork :)

well that's cool but when the adults start to talk about real, complex music like slipknot and marilym manson just put your headphones in and rock to your madlib , dont embarass yourself

idk mr. weird ive been listening to lots of schulze and soft machine lately i better rock to that instead of madlib, dude is too awkward for me, he is [I]black[/I]

lol at calling yourself an adult btw

schulze soft machine that's pretty obscure and intense :rolleyes:

and loooooool mad libs black ?

get some mindless self indulgence and be a real man

who said they were obscure or intense? learn to read little boy.

MSI are terrible.

and:

[IMG]http://djdesign.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/madlib1.jpg[/IMG]
idk dude looks pretty [I]dark[/I]

[IMG]http://images2.makefive.com/images/200839/cfa427748e0f2a60.jpg[/IMG]


just broke this out for the first time since i was like fourteen

this is clearly one of the most important artists of our generation. the modern david bowie.

[img]http://i39.tinypic.com/t6f9k0.jpg[/img]

This Pig album art reminds me of that for some reason.

I still need to grab that.

I need to get [I]Praise The Lard[/I]

Alex, [I]Drugs Are Nice: A Post-Punk Memoir[/I] is like reading a whole book full of Jaundice posts.

dudes check out this group guizado's album punx. dont really know how to describe it its like jazzed out free dub avant garde experimental electronic music but its somehow as catchy and accessible as the gorillaz. its ****in awesome.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17908074]Alex, [I]Drugs Are Nice: A Post-Punk Memoir[/I] is like reading a whole book full of Jaundice posts.[/QUOTE]

ahaha

ive been meaning to get my hands on that for a while

it's possibly the most entertaining thing i've ever read

her descriptions of GG Allin are hilarious

i can easily picture it being the type of thing that would make me laugh hysterically constantly throughout

Hmm Maurizio Bianchi has an album with a Turkish title dedicated to some Turkish guy :lol:

which one is that?

i'm waiting for his two latest to get here on CD, his stuff is really hard to find online

Aybasi dedicated to Batur Sönmez.

http://young-girls-records.blogspot.com/2007/06/ygr-8.html

"[I]gelatinous comglomerates of consubstantial sounds, mixed with discretional eviscerated noise[/I]s"

lol

[I]Symphony For A Genocide[/I] and [I]Mectpyo Blut[/I] are so good.

Going to listen to Mectpyo Blut as soon as I finish listening to the new Have a Nice Life EP.

[quote=Txus;17907409]who said they were obscure or intense? learn to read little boy.

MSI are terrible.

and:

[IMG]http://djdesign.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/madlib1.jpg[/IMG]
idk dude looks pretty [I]dark[/I][/quote]
I need HD-qual promo photos for CF:HD like that which[B] isn't[/B] me dressed in fur.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17908074]Alex, [I]Drugs Are Nice: A Post-Punk Memoir[/I] is like reading a whole book full of Jaundice posts.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

Yeah I lol'd at that.

Any of you guys listen to Cold Cave? Prurient playing 80's synth pop basically, really good ****.

80s pop + distortion NICE. kidding :p Gonna check them out nao.

(Gtalk fag)

[quote]Any of you guys listen to Cold Cave? Prurient playing 80's synth pop basically, really good ****. [/quote]

I've been researching his discography, there is plenty of stuff I need to check out.

[QUOTE=Aaron;17911489]Yeah I lol'd at that.[/QUOTE]

It's uncanny.

[QUOTE](Gtalk fag)[/QUOTE]

it's not connecting for some reason :(

And get the album Love Comes Close.

[IMG]http://hxchristian.typepad.com/.a/6a00d83452056669e20120a6174af8970b-pi[/IMG]

Any Axis Of Perdition fans? (dark ambient/industrial/black metal)

Yeah, I like them. I only have The Ichneumon Method (And Less Welcome Techniques) and Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital. I need to get their new one but I've heard it's pretty mediocre. What do you think?

are they similar to Mz.412 at all?

[I]In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi[/I] is good

The first cd of Urfe is completely spoken word with dark ambient in the background, the second is mostly spoken word with about 3 actual songs. While the story is entertaining it has very little replay value. The songs are a lot like those on Deleted Scenes (and if I remember correctly there's a bit of clean vocals in one of the songs). All in all, the entire album is good for maybe 1 or 2 listens, afterwards you'll just be picking out the songs. I've only listened to it once in it's entirety while I was playing Chrono Trigger haha.

You can download Urfe and their EP, Physical Illucinations In The Sewer Of Xuchilbara (The Red God), here:

[URL]http://albumsofterror.blogspot.com[/URL]

the EP is awesome btw

Thanks, gonna grab the EP. I doubt I'll like Urfe but I'll check it out regardless later this week.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17911800]are they similar to Mz.412 at all?

[I]In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi[/I] is good[/QUOTE]Somewhat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqRZUzjaz9g

I'll have to check this one out.

Also I need more Nurse With Wound, what should I get? (directed mainly at txus and FatalEnergy)

I have Brained By Falling Masonry and Chance.

He did a collobarative album with Whitehouse. It's a concept record about Sade's 120 Days of Sodom.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17912560]I'll have to check this one out.

Also I need more Nurse With Wound, what should I get? (directed mainly at txus and FatalEnergy)

I have Brained By Falling Masonry and Chance.[/QUOTE]

Try Homotopy To Marie.

NWW is stuff that is hard for me personally to listen to many times. I like listening to them, and enjoy it, but rarely do I come back to the same album for multiple listens, which is something I really need to do.

Anyone else like Skin/The World of Skin?


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Homotopy to Marie is so good, an essential one for sure. Also get [I]A Sucked Orange[/I] which is probably one of the less accesible NWW albums but I'm sure that's not a problem for you, also [I]Chance Meeting on a Dissecting Table of a Sewing Machine and an Umbrella[/I] which shares the same story as A Sucked Orange, once you get through the album I'm sure you will want more. And you can also get Spiral Insana, Large Ladies With Cake in the Oven and Salt Marie Celeste, the last one (Salt Marie Celeste) being imo one of the finest drone albums out there.

i'm on it, thanks

[QUOTE=FatalEnergy;17912665]Try Homotopy To Marie.

NWW is stuff that is hard for me personally to listen to many times. I like listening to them, and enjoy it, but rarely do I come back to the same album for multiple listens, which is something I really need to do.[/QUOTE]

yeah, same.