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Chrisjon89 06.22.13	Milton Nascimento & Lo Borges - Clube Da Esquina (1971) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ymx3rW6Kbs Brazilian pop music, double LP. Beatles influence. Most of the tracks are more uptempo than this but the vocal is great on this one. Lyrics are all in Portuguese except for one song in Spanish.
ShadowRemains 06.22.13	night sins - new grave ---> "the stranger" waxahatchee - american weekend ---> "luminary blake" keaton henson - birthdays ---> "the best today" owen - at home with owen ---> "bags of bones"
Keyblade 06.22.13	Tetsu Inoue - Ambiant Otaku
ShadowRemains 06.22.13	also...don't you live in calgary...wtf is going on there with the flooding, it is all over the news here in b.c.
olivianigma 06.22.13	bomb the music industry's entire discog. if you want a specific song listen to everybody that you love or saddr weirdr. a+ stuff
AliW1993 06.22.13	Arab Strap - Philophobia RM Hubbert - Thirteen Lost & Found Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat - Everything's Getting Older
wacknizzle 06.22.13	derp mgnetic rotwellier vginA
manosg 06.22.13	Bob Marley and The Wailers - Catch A Fire (Concrete Jungle) Dr. John - Dr. John's Gumbo (Iko Iko) Renaissance - Turn of the Cards (Mother Russia)
Banion 06.22.13	Chrisjon89, I feel like I could get on board with that. Very nice. Keyblade, sounding interesting I'll have to give it a better listen when less tired for fear of falling asleep. ShadowRemains, not so much a fan of the first. The second is nice! don't usually enjoy too many female vocalists but I could handle that. Also tried to listen to Keaton Henson recently and didn't like it too much but I liked that maybe I was just starting with the wrong album. I actually just moved to Kelowna last weekend, just missed it. Lots of friends and some family that got evacuated. My one friends house went under water, such a shame.
Kman418 06.22.13	the arrogant sons of bitches - three cheers for disappointment bomb the music industry - discog [2] (seriously get everything they've done they're the most consistently amazing band ever)
Cygnatti 06.22.13	talking heads - remain in light http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilcD1fHcGB0
Keyblade 06.22.13	you'd dig it for sure since you have 3 on here..which is one of my favorites as well
Chrisjon89 06.22.13	don't wanna overdo it but Minnie Riperton - Come To My Garden (1970) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1kDd6yBQZ4 The chorus is the most triumphant thing ever. She sang 'Lovin' You' which was the song that triggered the explosives on the donkey on South Park when that guy hits the high F. This album is like soul meets baroque pop and she has a million octave voice. I'm writing all this shit just in case it sounds like something you'd hate. then no need to waste time
Banion 06.22.13	Ah I feel like I'm falling behind I want to listen to everything, right now. I appreciate that Keyblade I'll for sure give it a proper listen. I'm not the biggest Bomb the music Industry fan, could never quite get into it. AliW1993, I thought I liked Arab Strap initially but then it began to fade...
Banion 06.22.13	I appreciate that Chrisjon89, giving it a listen anyways. Can't say its my cup of tea.
olivianigma 06.22.13	Oh well in that case I'd recommend Hungry Ghosts - Alone, Alone since you seem to be into Post Rock stuff. The only thing is that you said you wanted more recent stuff but whatever it's still good
olivianigma 06.22.13	Oh, and and also Slint - Spiderland is p great too
Kman418 06.22.13	boards of canada - geogaddi
ShadowRemains 06.22.13	"I actually just moved to Kelowna last weekend, just missed it. Lots of friends and some family that got evacuated. My one friends house went under water, such a shame." yeah it's pretty damn bad there oh, and if you haven't heard carissa's wierd (spelled like that), try "fluorescent lights" by them
Kman418 06.22.13	if you want new stuff full of hell - rudiments of mutilation idk if i'm just a dumbass when it comes to hardcore but that's like top 10 from the genre for me and it's from this year so yeaaaa
Cygnatti 06.22.13	yamantak // sonic titan - hoshi neko http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwGyGgH3lpE
Wafflez 06.22.13	The Mayan Factor - In Lake Ch
EvoHavok 06.22.13	Fields of the Nephilim - Elizium
Banion 06.22.13	Ahh thanks olivianigma both of those are sounding awesome, particularly Hungry Ghosts. Kman418, really enjoying boards of canada lately. Cygnatti, thanks for the rec! Can't say I love it. ShaddowRemains, I feel terrible my old apartment was pretty high up on a hill, could have helped some people out had I not left. For some reason carissa's weird never got to me like it seemed to for others.
Banion 06.22.13	Kman418, haha I'm sure its good for hardcore, I however would not know the first thing about hardcore sounding good. Thank you though! I Appreciate everything I'm getting to check out. Cygnatti, I definitely liked that better then Talking Heads. Wafflez, I feel like I maybe should like that but just dont after listening to just one song, will give the album a longer look though thank you. EvoHavok, Listening to now, sounding kinda errie.
EvoHavok 06.22.13	It's all about the atmosphere.
Cygnatti 06.22.13	hostage calm - a mistrust earned http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFGAZwr88Lo
JohnnyoftheWell 06.22.13	Oceansize - Frames
rien333 06.22.13	If you've Neutral Milk Hotel - ITAOTS on a 5, then definitly check ou Jordaan Mason & The Horse museum. It's such an interesting and emotional album, you should read up about by reading the review on Sputnik
reportingbird 06.22.13	the tumbled sea
Masochist 06.22.13	o_O (Also...Ulver - 'Perdition City')
SrightryEpic 06.22.13	Aidan Baker - The Sea Swells A Bit Swans - Swans Are Dead Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You Carissa's Wierd - Songs About Leaving
jefflebowski 06.22.13	the wrens - the meadowlands best indie rock album ever
Mongi123 06.22.13	Rishloo-Eidolon=Eidolon Alpha 10 Years-The Autumn Effect=Half Life Porcupine Tree-In Absentia=The Creator Has A Mastertape A Perfect Circle- Thirteenth Step=Gravity Dredg-El Cielo=Sanzen Some stuff I've been digging lately. Idk what you're into, but this is mostly alt metal and progressive stuff. I could recommend so much more, but you said not brought to attention so yea haha. APC is the most well known band on the stuff I recommended.
GiaNXGX 06.22.13	Natural Snow Buildings - Waves of the Random Sea, particularly a warm song that goes by the name 'still desert'. Morton Feldman's For Philip Guston, welll.....all of it, it's life-changing! :* Shinichi Atobe ship-scope, shooting up china techno dub in tha moooon ya know•••. have fun ^~^ \|\|\|
grizz 06.22.13	If you like electronic I'm really digging breathe this air by jon hopkins or if you're into chili peppers then central by john frusciante or for math rock you could try tonto by battles, it's one of my all time fav songs and haven't listened to these guys enough to have a fav song, but mouse on the keys are post rock jazz fusion, if that sounds like something you'ld like
Banion 06.22.13	I have catching up to do, Thank you!
theacademy 06.22.13	buffy the vampire slayer
Sleaper 07.03.13	woah i remember this user wtf happened? get kidnapped like potsy?
dsroka005 09.26.13	bananas in pajamas
demigod! 09.26.13	the olivia tremor control - black foliage. fucking phenomenal indie pop/psychedelic/whatever genre tag. if you like Aeroplane you'll likely think this is the best album ever too
Sleaper 09.26.13	Danny brown - OLD. its not even out yet and im in love.
demigod! 09.26.13	oh what this is an old ass thread
skeames1214 09.26.13	Youth Lagoon. Really awesome if you're into 90s indie like BtS and Modest Mouse. It's captures the same kind of grand adolescent musings and the melodies are just ridiculously catchy.
Sleaper 09.26.13	tbh youth lagoon is not catchy what so ever. and its everything but indie rock. hes great.. but you described him entirely wrong.
skeames1214 09.26.13	I just mean that the 90s indie rock scene was a bunch of very raw, youthful bands that produced a lot of existential, grand music mixed with really personal, small details. How can you not find his music catchy? Most of the melodies are like god damn nursery rhymes. They've just got that 'it', you know?
Sleaper 09.26.13	i dont hear many melodies in his music tbh. i just see him as a bad ass lo-fi psych-noise artist. Hes fucking good at what he does.
skeames1214 09.26.13	I mean he definitely is, but he's got some pop sensibilities too. Less so on Wondrous Bughouse, granted, but there are still a few more immediate songs. Dropla is a banger.
someguest 09.26.13	You know what I like about Banion the best? She has huge... eyes.
Sleaper 09.26.13	yeee i guessss ill agree on him having some pop attributes. DAMN agreeing with people makes me feel horrible. jk jk
skeames1214 09.26.13	@Sleaper I just saw YL live tonight, by the way. The Wondrous Bughouse songs he played fucking ruled, and it was awesome to hear more sonically crisp versions of the YoH songs.
someguest 09.26.13	"DAMN agreeing with people makes me feel horrible." Not as horrible as I feel reading your posts.
Sleaper 09.26.13	ohh nice man. i saw him at the bowery like last march? he only played YoH stuff so it was pretty predictable, but the show was rad. how did bughouse sound live?
skeames1214 09.26.13	The bughouse songs he played were awesome. Dropla in particular. The crowd was actually super fun, too, which is pretty rare. We were all super into it. He was playing in this cool, small bar.
someguest 09.26.13	This user is such a Sleaper hit.
Sleaper 09.26.13	lol. SG trolling again. whats new ?
someguest 09.26.13	Trolling? I'm conversing. An entertaining, yet thought-provoking textual assault!
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.26.13	i do recommend u