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Uh, hi. I used to be a lurker on this board a long time ago, in my early teens; though I seldom participated, and thankfully so, 'cause I'm already shivering from embarrasment as I trudge through my ancient posts. I recall some wonderfully interesting people hanging about, exuding good vibes ...

Oxbow's last is nothing short of massive and wistful.

Werckmeister Harmonies (2000)

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Beautiful movie.

It's a good album indeed, although not very balanced. 4001 and Drax 2 are the highlights for me.

Okay, I'll bite.

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fujee wrote:Bought the artifical eye Tarkovsky boxset, 7 amazing films for 30 quid

Stalker is one of my favourite films:

Impressive. Nostalgia and Andrei Rublyov are also mindblowing movies. Definitively gonna buy one of these boxsets when I have the money.

Any hope this is coming to other platforms?

Fuck, I was really interested

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I was lent this by my art teacher, he considers it to have been his 'right of passage' book in his youth. I'm halfway, and really enjoying it!

It's amazing indeed. Hermann Hesse has quite a bibliography ...

holy shit

Fav album of all time

It's all about the setting. Fuck, I don't know how to put this into words, but big part of BoC's mastery stems from the fact that they've been able to put together many elements of our audiovisual and even previous culture right into their music, like, well-aimed connections. They convey things ...

cbm wrote:BOC remind me of god: are they ignoring us, or do they even exist?

Haha, nice one.

Beautiful

It was alright.

This is pretty good I must say

Saakki wrote:

krs wrote:

STOP THINKING ABOUT BOC^

Can't think about any album in particular, only tracks. There are a few where I can relate intensely because they feel so human and tragic, in a way. Talking of Twoism, Julie and Candy, Turquoise Hexagon Sun, Sixtyten, Slow This Bird Down. Other ones seem more dreamy and illusory.

It's a great album indeed. I specially enjoy the first and last track, middle ones are alright although the production can be a bit messy. It is not the best Kayo Dot album, too short for that, but I like where Toby is going with this. Coyote is awesome too, and furthermore Stained Glass and ...

Okay, I will bite:

-David Bowie
Five Years

-Boards of Canada
Buckie High
Tears From the Compound Eye
You Could Feel the Sky

-Sigur Rós
Viðrar vel til loftárása
Hún jord

-Joy Division
Insight

-Neu!
Leb Wohl
See Land

-Steve Reich
Music for 18 Musicians: Pulses II-VIII

-Tenhi ...

You Could Feel the Sky really does seem to pinch my hypothalamus. It's like I wake up every night and can still hear the drums, the background poisonous texture. It even hurts. Don't know if that's emotional, but fidgety intense.

Music Has the Right to Children has some magic moments too. The whole ...