Tim Hecker thread
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Tim Hecker thread
I am fascinated by a few random tracks by Tim Hecker and would like to start exploring more of his music. Any recommendations on a good starting point?
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Someone wrote funnily about Ravedeath on WATMM, that it's like a constant stream of cumshots instead of slowly reaching eargasm. I'll never forget that metaphor.
So I dunno, maybe it's not as dynamic in composition. It might be my second favorite though, still remember when I went out on a winter night to have the first listen in complete isolation. It was amazing.
Borderlands is also personally important for me, I think it's his best track. So much emotion in that one. Bit like 'Haunt Me' compressed into five minutes.
Borderlands is also personally important for me, I think it's his best track. So much emotion in that one. Bit like 'Haunt Me' compressed into five minutes.
Another Kranky artist I am getting really into. This guy is incredible.
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This.mc10101 wrote:Might as well throw in another opinion here; I would say 'Radio Amour' is stunning, probably his most accessible, and a great place to start. Takes me far away....
Start by Radio Amor. A friend of mine introduced me Song of the Highwire Shrimper, and then I was just looping the album of how good it is, and still is.
And definitely one of my most personal turning point artists that I've ever listened.
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How the hell did Virgins get overlooked round here? WHAT an album!
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Re: Tim Hecker thread
Virgins is my favourite. Feels a lot like the album cover which is nice for a change seeing as I don't like his other covers combined with his music with the exception of Radio Amor.
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