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jl wrote: Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
How is it?
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I guess this question is ok in this topic;

Can anyone point out the difference between this and this?
And is the DVD nice anyway? :)
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I just got Tool's Undertow. Sweet Jesus. I'm lovin it so much I've already played it like 50 times in a couple days.

I also got Quasimoto's "The Unseen." its like real underground experimental psychedelic jazz-rap. niice.

And I got Shpongle's "Are you Shpongled?" I love that DMT song so much. And all though its real nice.
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Vordhosbn wrote:I just got Tool's Undertow. Sweet Jesus. I'm lovin it so much I've already played it like 50 times in a couple days.
I hope you've got Ænima and Lateralus then?

Oh and my most recent buy is De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig - Tarrels Voor De Zwijnen DVD.
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Frank wrote:
Vordhosbn wrote:I just got Tool's Undertow. Sweet Jesus. I'm lovin it so much I've already played it like 50 times in a couple days.
I hope you've got Ænima and Lateralus then?

Oh and my most recent buy is De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig - Tarrels Voor De Zwijnen DVD.
Oh yeah, I have all tool's albums now, even Salival and their demo...I was just a bit lazy for too long...

Yeah I started out on Lateralus, which is up there in my most favorite albums of all time, I love The Disposition/Reflection/Triad. Ænema's a great too, who can forget Third Eye. :shock:
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Vordhosbn wrote:
Oh yeah, I have all tool's albums now, even Salival and their demo...I was just a bit lazy for too long...
Same here, except for the demo.
Yeah I started out on Lateralus, which is up there in my most favorite albums of all time, I love The Disposition/Reflection/Triad. Ænema's a great too, who can forget Third Eye. :shock:
Again, exactly the same here. :P
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Like TD said, these were'nt purchased overnight, but somewhat recent...

Rumskib - S/T
Jatun - S/T
El-P - I'll Sleep When You're Dead
Kettel - Through Friendly Waters Reissue
Proem - A Permanent Solution
SubtractiveLAD - Suture
Benbecula Music Volume 4 Compilation
Manual - Lost Days, Open Skies and Streaming Tides (preorder)
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Damn it, I need to buy some Manual. I really like that guy's stuff.
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Been on an Ebay binge lately:

Arovane - Plnt 12"
Nedjev - Amoe/Cane 12"
Hovercraft - 0001 7" w/ poster
Jandek - Modern Dances 12"
The B-52's - Song For A Future Generation/Planet Claire 2x7"
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way 12"
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I bought these two myself recently:

Kelpe - Sea Inside Body
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Gescom - The Sound of Machines Our Parents Used (FLAC version on Bleep.com)
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I got these from my girlfriend a couple of days ago:

Ochre - Lemodie
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Apparat - Walls
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Tycho - Sunrise Projector
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Sigur Ros - Takk (and that's exactly what I said when I received this gift ;-))
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Those are worth buying for the artwork only Fredd-E!

I didn't bought much over the last months, seems like I'm finally getting sensible.
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thedisavowed wrote:
jl wrote: Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
How is it?
It's excellent, my favourite Eno album so far, though I haven't got too many. I really want to get into his more ambient type stuff.
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jl wrote:
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jl wrote: Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
How is it?
It's excellent, my favourite Eno album so far, though I haven't got too many. I really want to get into his more ambient type stuff.
If so, then I highly recommend his Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks. That record is amazing. It goes anywhere from ambient hum to psychedelic-space-country, for lack of a better way to describe it. I've been listening to it a bunch lately. And, of course, Music For Airports comes highly recommended as well, but you probably already know that. :D
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just bought green mind by dinosaur jr.
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Frank wrote:I guess this question is ok in this topic;

Can anyone point out the difference between this and this?
And is the DVD nice anyway? :)
Anyone? :|
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Aesthetics wrote:Those are worth buying for the artwork only Fredd-E!
And that's also one of the primary reasons I got these albums! ;-)
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Just got this reply in the email yesterday <i>"You are now the owner of the only Red Hooded sweatshirt ever made by Merck."</i> :D
Wicked! i give you 5 euros for it! :D
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Aesthetics wrote:Image
Just got this reply in the email yesterday <i>"You are now the owner of the only Red Hooded sweatshirt ever made by Merck."</i> :D
*drools*

I haven't bought any albums in the past two weeks; coz i splurged on a new mp3/media player:
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aww yeah! recommended for anyone in the market for an mp3 player, fuck ipod!
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nlogax wrote:fuck ipod!
fuck iPod!!
Throw away your smartphone.
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Cupz wrote:
nlogax wrote:fuck ipod!
fuck iPod!!
Fuck iPod!


My last purchase for music was a little while ago.. I bought Ulrich Schnauss' Far Away Trains Passing By 2CD album. I bought it because of 2 things. A) I couldn't find the double CD on Soulseek (probably wasn't trying enough) and B) to support his music. Definately worth the money.
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