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is it just me or is the only appropriate time to listen to joy division, mbv, the smiths, etc. is in the fall? i've always associated them for some reason.
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mbv is great in the fall. stereolab i think fits perfectly too
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Whitewater in the cold with a cloudless early-morning sunrise.

You will cry.

Also, I feel that way about a lot of my progressive rock/post-rock collection;

Pink Floyd, Yes, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Kansas, E.L.O. (not exactly prog rock, but whatevs), and others.
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The harmonics that invoke the spirit of autumn in me the most are Boards of Canada/Twoism/etc. and Gothic/Ethereal Rock/Metal
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hmm...my most played songs the past few weeks have been -

Robin Guthrie - Amphora - and Balmorhea - Lament -

i suppose its al about the mellow, melancholic music for myself as i walk my way through the gathering leaves.
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Waterbagel wrote:Whitewater in the cold with a cloudless early-morning sunrise.

You will cry.

Also, I feel that way about a lot of my progressive rock/post-rock collection;

Pink Floyd, Yes, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Kansas, E.L.O. (not exactly prog rock, but whatevs), and others.
Yes! Everything Post-rock, and in late autumn - Geogaddi on heavy rotation!
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Recently discovered Gregory Alan Isakov's folk music. Fans of Calexico may enjoy this, I find it very Autumnal and very beautiful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N7H64IrfGY

Particularly this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUYYO2cA3Yw
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s7409651 wrote:Recently discovered Gregory Alan Isakov's folk music. Fans of Calexico may enjoy this, I find it very Autumnal and very beautiful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N7H64IrfGY

Particularly this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUYYO2cA3Yw
May I compliment you with your taste? What a wonderful sound, thanks.
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unwound- leaves turn inside you.

the best autumn/winter album ever.
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Does the Halloween theme count? You know the Michael Myers one...
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For me at the moment its not really autumn music. Im still desperately holding on to that last bit of summer before i admit autumn is upon us :P At that point the less "dancable" records turn up.
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The national

What an amazing voice... every time again
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Post by many colored grass »

Neil Young
Beatles - Rubber Soul
Twoism (whole album)
Midlake - The Trials of Van Occupanther (Especially "Roscoe")
Fleet Foxes
Mama's and the Papa's - California Dreamin'
The Walkmen
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many colored grass wrote: Beatles - Rubber Soul
Funny that's the only Beatles album I have and I played it about 3x this weekend. :D
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"cabled linear traction" by hood, that's my autumn album. i'd be alright just listening to it on repeat the whole month of october.
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eluvium
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fleet foxes
vashti bunyan
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Post by turquoisey »

personally I think MBV is a winter thing, and GY!BE and most post rock fits the winter mood particularly well. barren landscapes, glittery snowfall, long walks at night when it's snowing... all things I associate with winter.

but personally in the fall, I listen to a lot of aphex and the harsher kind of IDM for some reason. I also listen to a lot more metal around this time of year.
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many colored grass wrote:Neil Young
Beatles - Rubber Soul
Twoism (whole album)
Midlake - The Trials of Van Occupanther (Especially "Roscoe")
Fleet Foxes
Mama's and the Papa's - California Dreamin'
The Walkmen
Good choices. Although the Fleet Foxes album has an amazing ability to sound "just right" for any season*














* ie, it's just a great album.
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Post by dono »

Almost all BoC is fall-ish/winter sounding for me.
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