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Out in the sun today, I listened to

Broadcast - Tender Buttons

and

Madvillain - Madvillainy

Good choices, all round
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I listened to Tender Buttons on a bike ride today :)

Now I'm listening to Piano Magic-Wrong French. It's making me sleepy.
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Blut aus Nord - 777 Cosmosophy - Epitome XVI

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rainier wrote:I listened to Tender Buttons on a bike ride today :)
For such an often sinister- and dark-sounding album, it really fits well with a sunny day.
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Love this so much. Repetition at it's hypnotically hilarious best.

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New Paysage d'Hiver demo which was released last March. Hope Darkspace IV will come next.
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Christ. - Event Horizon They Waited

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I've managed to make it almost all the way through "Shame Fantasy II" by Pink & Brown. I'm rather proud of myself.
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From Synecdoche, New York; how it's used in the film is incredibly affecting.
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Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will - by Mogwai.

Such a good album. 8)
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^ I'd go as far as to say their best. I love Mogwai.



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Treefingers wrote:
rainier wrote:I listened to Tender Buttons on a bike ride today :)
For such an often sinister- and dark-sounding album, it really fits well with a sunny day.
I was thinking what a great sunny day album it is, which is weird because I've always assosciated it with rainy cold nights because around the time it came out I saw them in Seattle during the winter and I just remember driving around in the fog and rain with it on.

Listening to slowdive-souvlaki now
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Currently listening to a podcast from Resonance FM
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rainier wrote:
Treefingers wrote:
rainier wrote:I listened to Tender Buttons on a bike ride today :)
For such an often sinister- and dark-sounding album, it really fits well with a sunny day.
I was thinking what a great sunny day album it is, which is weird because I've always assosciated it with rainy cold nights because around the time it came out I saw them in Seattle during the winter and I just remember driving around in the fog and rain with it on.

Listening to slowdive-souvlaki now
I guess one thing that's so good about that album tonally is that I can totally see how it would fit in with rainy cold nights (and how it'd 'sound' completely different 'in my mind'). They're a great band to listen to to emphasise certain surrounding environments -- I once listened to the Focus Group collaboration in a university library while looking through falling-apart books and ancient journals for an assignment. Fit SO damn well.
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Dunno if anyone has heard of Huron. He's an IDM producer from Germany I believe. Anyway, I been listening to his albums Fossilized and Colourdays. Top notch stuff!
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The Haxan Cloak - Excavation

Just picked this up yesterday (HC has been on my "to buy" list for maybe a year now, shame on me) - Sort of "scary" / horror movie soundtracky. Very, very good. Looking forward to picking up the rest of his albums.
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incredible string band-5000 spirits or the layers of the onion.
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Pleq - But It Does Not End There
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Space 1999 OST
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sometimes i need some norsk svart metall between all those beautiful synth tunes.
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