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  • Posted: 05/18/2015 12:42
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Alright

Ladies and gentlemen

I give to you ~~~~~~~~~ my ull

i'll organize this later

i hope that you all enjoy this

note: i'm in the process of going through the top 10,000 on www.rateyourmusic.com, so basically everything that i listen to will be on there
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  • Posted: 05/18/2015 12:52
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May 17th, 2015

Morning

#1


Killer by Alice Cooper

This was okay, not much more. I prefer the more somber parts of this record as the hard rocking bits of it didn't feel too right for me.

Recommended for: People who like rock music from the '70s

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#2


To Bring You My Love by P.J. Harvey

This record surprised me! My entrance to PJ was Let England Shake and that record was (is still) mediocre for me, and then I listened to Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea and was left appreciating her a little more, but I still wasn't sold. Fast forward a few months and i listened to White Chalk and dug the emotional aspect of it, but ehh, something didn't feel right. Now fam, oh we get to this here record. This was wonderful! Well, in comparison to her other work, that is.

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Precedent





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  • Posted: 05/18/2015 13:12
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Afternoon

#3


Songs From The Wood by Jethro Tull

Ayyy, this was wonderful. I suddenly have an urge to pet an arctic fox. Definitely my favorite Jethro Tull.

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will put more on later

<3 <3
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Goodsir





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  • Posted: 05/18/2015 21:54
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Incredible.
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Precedent





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  • Posted: 05/21/2015 14:44
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okay, what is time??

here is what i've listened to since the Jethro Tull record:

#4


Hollywood Town Hall by The Jayhawks

Loved this, comforting

#5


Tomorrow The Green Grass by The Jayhawks

Loved this even more for the same reason, on my chart now

#6


Cold Roses by Ryan Adams And The Cardinals

Flawless, currently my #2

#7


Strangers Almanac by Whiskeytown

Pretty good, but nothing too special

#8


Car Wheels On A Gravel Road by Lucinda Williams

Very, very good. My expectations were surpassed

#9


March 16-20, 1992 by Uncle Tupelo

It was okay, nothing stuck out to me.

#10


Rainy Day Music by The Jayhawks

Extremely good, but not as good as the other two records from The Jayhawks that are listed in this thread.

#11


Dreaming My Dreams by Waylon Jennings

Good stuff

#12


Love Is Hell by Ryan Adams

Obsessed with this man, on my chart now

#13


Gold by Ryan Adams

Even more obsessed with this man, even higher on my chart now

#14


Tales from the Thousand Lakes by Amorphis

Great! Much better than Skyforger.

#15


Terria by Devin Townsend

Love, on my chart

#16


Accelerated Evolution by Devin Townsend

Extremely good, atmospheric

#17


Focus by Cynic

Great, but not as Jazzy as I hoped it would be

#18


Necroticism: Descanting The Insalubrious by Carcass

Love

#19


Obscura by Gorguts

Pretty fun, check this out

#20


Script Of The Bridge by The Chameleons

One of my favorite Post-Punk records, going on my chart ASAP.

#21


Addicted by The Devin Townsend Project

Very good, I love the Pop Rock influence here.

#22


Henry`s Dream by Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds

Good, but not one of my favorite records from Nick and the crew.

#23


Beneath The Remains by Sepultura

Ehh, I'm not a big thrash person

#24


Walk Among Us by Misfits

Good, solid

#25


Confusion by Fela And Afrika 70

Extremely good, as expected. The first part is the best.

#26


Hot Buttered Soul by Isaac Hayes

Great, though the second track didn't do anything for me.

#27


No Control by Bad Religion

Good, but not GREAT.

#28


Sorrow Tears And Blood by Fela And Afrika 70

Love, my favorite Fela record. Going on my chart ASAP.

#29


Living In Darkness by Agent Orange

Love, so fun! Going on my chart ASAP.

#30


Over-Nite Sensation by The Mothers of Invention

Really good, one of his better albums.

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#31


Clarity by Jimmy Eat World

Listening to this now, fantastic record
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Have you listened to

Faithless Street by Whiskeytown

I've always thought it was quite a bit better than strangers almanac...
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nachosbob wrote:
Have you listened to

Faithless Street by Whiskeytown

I've always thought it was quite a bit better than strangers almanac...


No, but I will be listening to that soon!
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^^^ Interesting. For me, Stranger's Almanac is the best album by Whiskeytown and easily one of the best things Ryan Adams has ever done. Surprised you guys don't like it as it's one of my all time faves.

edit: You're ULL is EXHAUSTING, Precedent. LOL. I've heard the whispers of how many albums you listen to but actually seeing it is just INSANE. LOL. What is time indeed.
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I'm overjoyed by what you've been listening to. And sometimes I totally agree and sometimes I'm disappointed by the little comments. You never were one to give many words to describe your love or disdain for things so that relatively big comment on the best PJ Harvey album was refreshing. Glad as of yet not too much "#hyped" or "#trill" comments yet. Wink


But yeah, Americana, country, folk, whatever the duck uou call that, its good to see you're taking in a lot of that.

If you haven't heard "Anodyne" by Uncle Tupelo, I recommend it. It's probably the most accessible album in their discog and it's right up there with March 16-20 for my favorite as well.

Edit: oh and didn't you already do a ULL? It's fine if this is your 2nd. I just remember recommending you a Todd Rundgren album at one point and I thought it was for your ULL. Maybe that was Goodsir or suede...?
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really surprised you can listen to this much music. do you revisit albums often or ever articulate your feelings in longer-form writing, or do you like to kind of take as much in as you can while you can? either way, pretty interesting ULL and cool to see you jumping around stylistically.
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