Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2009 1:05 am
always reminded me of alias...
and thats waayyyyy bueno
and thats waayyyyy bueno
my mom likes Boards of Canada, autechre, some Aphex, and quite a bit of Nine Inch Nails (for a 51 year old, i say that's pretty cool)jakestott wrote:So i was looking through some old photos of my home town, had music playing in the headphones, and Torn Under the Window Light came on, and it almost brought me to tears.
Anyone letting their family members in on the beautiful works of Bibio? I'm gonna try and get my parents hooked, i know they will love Jealous of Roses, that's guaran-damn-teed.
my sis loves the new lp. i had it playing whilst i was highlighting her hair. it was hard work getting her to stop nodding her head to the beatsjakestott wrote:So i was looking through some old photos of my home town, had music playing in the headphones, and Torn Under the Window Light came on, and it almost brought me to tears.
Anyone letting their family members in on the beautiful works of Bibio? I'm gonna try and get my parents hooked, i know they will love Jealous of Roses, that's guaran-damn-teed.
i much prefer vtc to be honest. aa is a brilliant album, but it doesnt really click with me.YELLOW wrote:Ambivalence Avenue is such a solid album after i've listened to it a few times but I really don't think it can beat VTC for me this year. I feel like i'm the only one who thinks this warp debut, although strong, is the lesser of the two albums
And the EP is a different mood again. I'm loving the way that each release feels quite separate from the others. Ambivalence Avenue is definitely a summer record. Vignetting The Compost is autumnal heading into winter. Right now AA is hitting the spot.Mykl wrote:Why compare them? They both have different merit. I'm just really glad that we're fortunate to get 2 full lengths and an EP from him this year.
On his MySpace now. Cool stuff.He actually got a proper response from BoC! Albeit a year and a half after he mailed them.jakestott wrote:Bibio and Mount Kimble on Gilles Peterson tonight, 2-4am (UK time) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/gillespeterson/
I dunno if it's gonna be live or not, usually Gilles pre-records his shows, and sometimes does them live. For those who are new to Gilles Peterson, he's a radio legend, been doing his Worldwide show for about 10 years, plays a leftfield mix of soul, jazz, funk, folk, world, house, dubstep, hip-hop. Best music DJ on the radio.
Oh yeah, I made mineShoes wrote:On his MySpace now. Cool stuff.He actually got a proper response from BoC! Albeit a year and a half after he mailed them.jakestott wrote:Bibio and Mount Kimble on Gilles Peterson tonight, 2-4am (UK time) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/gillespeterson/
I dunno if it's gonna be live or not, usually Gilles pre-records his shows, and sometimes does them live. For those who are new to Gilles Peterson, he's a radio legend, been doing his Worldwide show for about 10 years, plays a leftfield mix of soul, jazz, funk, folk, world, house, dubstep, hip-hop. Best music DJ on the radio.
Also, make a tree: http://warp.net/records/bibio/?id=210 very nice.
http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?s ... vwB&ref=mfJoebot Kill wrote:Oh yeah, I made mineShoes wrote:On his MySpace now. Cool stuff.He actually got a proper response from BoC! Albeit a year and a half after he mailed them.jakestott wrote:Bibio and Mount Kimble on Gilles Peterson tonight, 2-4am (UK time) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/gillespeterson/
I dunno if it's gonna be live or not, usually Gilles pre-records his shows, and sometimes does them live. For those who are new to Gilles Peterson, he's a radio legend, been doing his Worldwide show for about 10 years, plays a leftfield mix of soul, jazz, funk, folk, world, house, dubstep, hip-hop. Best music DJ on the radio.
Also, make a tree: http://warp.net/records/bibio/?id=210 very nice.
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