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Applerill wrote:

Rocky, how about you try

That Was The Year That Was by Tom Lehrer


A comedy album, that's cool. Pretty clever satire, I probably would've really liked it more had I been a bit more familiar with the events he was satirizing, but the ones that I was familiar with, he did a really good job, fun stuff.

How about this Apple?

Citizen by Artyom Manukyan
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RockyRaccoon wrote:
Applerill wrote:

Rocky, how about you try

That Was The Year That Was by Tom Lehrer


A comedy album, that's cool. Pretty clever satire, I probably would've really liked it more had I been a bit more familiar with the events he was satirizing, but the ones that I was familiar with, he did a really good job, fun stuff.

How about this Apple?

Citizen by Artyom Manukyan


Dang, Rocky. What's with you finding so much uncool good music that's not on RYM?

This was really beautiful jazz, definitely creating a world of its own with the production and sucking you in. Definitely think I'm gonna add it to my 2015 chart.

I think you would like

Ming by David Murray Octet
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Applerill wrote:

I think you would like

Ming by David Murray Octet


I like it, really solid jazz album. Didn't blow me away or anything, but a good, enjoyable jazz album that makes use of controlled chaos in a way that doesn't feel too off-putting.

For you:


Owel by Owel
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RockyRaccoon wrote:
Applerill wrote:

I think you would like

Ming by David Murray Octet


I like it, really solid jazz album. Didn't blow me away or anything, but a good, enjoyable jazz album that makes use of controlled chaos in a way that doesn't feel too off-putting.

For you:


Owel by Owel


Grrr, hipster emo. ๐Ÿคก

Actually, the album was really enjoyable, full of catchy melodies and hooks and great production. I still don't want people to know that I enjoy this music*, but for a Sunday morning it was really great.

Now I'm gonna show you a famous release from my new favorite jazz musician.


Current Trends In Racism In Modern America by Lawrence Butch Morris

Actually, I just don't want to have another album on my 2013 chart that I have to remove in a year because I can hardly remember it. This is why I rarely listen to "new" albums from previous years in this decade.
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Alright I finally have (just barely) enough free time to get back into this



Music From The Adventures Of Pete & Pete by Polaris


Totally thought I did this already, revisited the album. It really wasn't that interesting, but it made me check out Spirtualized's "Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space" and I finally "get" that so this has that going for it. This sounds a little too much like a more accessible version of that album without the coherency. Definitely a TV'd up thing, didn't realize it was a soundtrack before. Actually has a few moments that remind me of The Rembrandts.

Appleril you have the most eclectic tastes, it's a little hard to pick, but here's an album I loved from this year that I'm not seeing get as much love as I'd like


Never Were The Way She Was by Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld
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Never Were The Way She Was by Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld

I listened to this two months ago, AT THE GYM :O

It's a really great album, though, and one of my top 30 of the year so far.
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Applerill wrote:

Never Were The Way She Was by Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld

I listened to this two months ago, AT THE GYM :O

It's a really great album, though, and one of my top 30 of the year so far.


Yoooo sorry you hadn't rated it on here, um, how about this then:


Run Wild, Young Beauty by Hotel Books
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Applerill wrote:

Run Wild, Young Beauty by Hotel Books


I normally don't like this whole "indie-emo" sort of thing, but there's such an unrelenting sort of earnestness to those vocals that it's hard not to be arrested by them. It's able to show the nervous teenager inside of all of us so well, and we can all relate to it.

BenPaco, how would you like.....

Laundry Service by Shakira
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Current Trends In Racism In Modern America by Lawrence Butch Morris


Definitely interesting. Kind of a disjointed thing, but not entirely. Like sometimes disjointed music can sound chaotic, but there was a kind of beauty in the mess, I dunno, hard to explain. Cool stuff though.

For Apple:


Digital Solutions by Model 500
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Applerill wrote:

For Apple:

Digital Solutions by Model 500


Oh, forgot to comment on this. It actually was a really good electronic album, with all these great rhythms that moved me all the right ways.

Rocky:

Music For A Slaughtering Tribe by :Wumpscut:

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