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IForgotWhat8Was4 wrote:
Don't be, I had the slightest feeling you already listened to this. Let's try this again.
Bada bing, bada boom.

Crossing my fingers you don't know this one.


Haha, another one I'm familiar with, although I much prefer this to the Blakroc album. If I'm honest, it's probably my least favourite Budos Band album, but only because I think they keep improving (slightly prefer II over III, though). Brilliant introduction to their style, however. The one thing that gets me about this one is that it occasionally gives off a cheesy Latino-lite vibe at times, like the sort of music you hear in quirky, off-the-beaten-track coffee shops. That said, it's still excellent. 'Aynotchesh Yererfu' is my jam, and definitely hints at the rockier direction they've gone in their latest (and best) album, Burnt Offering.

So again, my apologies. Keep 'em coming until there's one I haven't heard. Both really good suggestions so far, though.

๐Ÿงฑ Okay...here we go
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Night Falls Over Kortedala by Jens Lekman
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Night Falls Over Kortedala by Jens Lekman

Funny, I just gave this a spin right before you gave this to me. Right before...hmm. It count's.
The record is more focused on the lyrics than the sound imo. But the lyrics are spot on, there never is a dull moment lyric wise. Sound wise however, it can get boring and it can get amazing. That's just me though, I love it. Okay, I hope you don't know this one.

Tightropes by Tall Tales And The Silver Lining
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Cubaaaa hm try this one out maybe?

Come On Primates Show Your Teeth! by Frog Pocket


Wow.... I absolutely loved this. Come On Primates has indeed been on my radar for some time but this has finally been the motivation I needed to start listening to Frog Pocket and I'm certainly glad I did. The idea of mixing high energy breakcore with really soothing ambient sounds isn't exactly original but this was executed as well as I've ever heard. Some great individual moments too (like that one note ominous buzz at the end of the record that makes me think he's not taking himself seriously). The endings to some of these tracks are just breathtaking particularly the (xylophone?) at the end of Dungeon Hills.

Will definitely listen again soon.

Er hmmm 8 was 4 you can get this (since you love the Gorillaz so much):


Think Tank by Blur
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HEY LOOK ROCKY, AN ALBUM!

Stormcrowfleet by Skepticism


Way late on getting to this one, but a pretty solid doom album, I liked it. Seriously heavy, I mean it just sounds so thick and so plodding and ominous, it was pretty cool, it created a really awesome, creepy atmosphere.


For Cuba (if you haven't heard this):


The Pavilion Of Dreams by Harold Budd
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IForgotWhat8Was4 wrote:
Okay, I hope you don't know this one.

Tightropes by Tall Tales And The Silver Lining


Cool stuff thanks


Summer Kling by F.S. Blumm
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dividesbyzero wrote:


Cubaaaa hm try this one out maybe?

Come On Primates Show Your Teeth! by Frog Pocket


Wow.... I absolutely loved this. Come On Primates has indeed been on my radar for some time but this has finally been the motivation I needed to start listening to Frog Pocket and I'm certainly glad I did. The idea of mixing high energy breakcore with really soothing ambient sounds isn't exactly original but this was executed as well as I've ever heard. Some great individual moments too (like that one note ominous buzz at the end of the record that makes me think he's not taking himself seriously). The endings to some of these tracks are just breathtaking particularly the (xylophone?) at the end of Dungeon Hills.

Will definitely listen again soon.

Er hmmm 8 was 4 you can get this (since you love the Gorillaz so much):


Think Tank by Blur

I'm not a big Blur fan, but this exceeded my expectations. My new personal favorite Blur album. Although, that's not saying much. On the bright side though, I will be coming back to this soon. Not as soon as say Camera Obscura but soon.


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What's Wrong With This Picture? by Andrew Gold
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A Little Man And A House And The Whole World Window by Cardiacs

Looking at your chart, I think you'd enjoy this. They were a big influence on Damon Albarn, Mike Patton, and many more.

First time posting, so no album review for me yet.
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A Little Man And A House And The Whole World Window by Cardiacs

Looking at your chart, I think you'd enjoy this. They were a big influence on Damon Albarn, Mike Patton, and many more.

First time posting, so no album review for me yet.

Really great, a bit on the short side but every second was just fabulous. The vocals were a bit annoying at times but other than that, it was great. Thanks!

The Big Come Up by The Black Keys
I wouldn't be surprised if you already gave this a spin, but If you haven't. Prepare for some garagey blues!
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^ You have Joan Jett on your chart, have you heard

The Runaways by The Runaways
If not, that's my rec for you. ๐Ÿ˜œ its fun as hell. she is on guitar, not singing, but Cherie Currie is amazing too.

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