Lol, I know what you mean. The thing about LC! is that I HATE the vocals so much. There's some amazing riffs but it's all spoiled by their fat cunt of a singer shitting all over the music. And that girl with the pathetic faux American accent... Awful. It's a shame, they're really good live, but they'd work so much better as an instumental band.Neon wrote: Also listened to Los Campesinos! - hold on now, youngster... I think they have too many friends. What sounds good, especially when you write collaboratively, doesn't necessarily make a good song. Really only so so at best, but I like the energy
current favorite albums
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MadSteelDarkness
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charlie chong
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i'm working through this lot i got at the bootsale on sunday!
17 squidz well spent! i got dubbles of the scottish bragpiepe drumbeat thats well raer!!









17 squidz well spent! i got dubbles of the scottish bragpiepe drumbeat thats well raer!!









SLAG OFF KETSUI I SLAG OFF YOR MUM
https://soundcloud.com/vapor-teh-apparition
https://soundcloud.com/don-pachi-aka-bling-laden
https://soundcloud.com/vapor-teh-apparition
https://soundcloud.com/don-pachi-aka-bling-laden
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charlie chong
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yeah it was a good day!! i hadn't been digging for cheap records for like 4-5 months cos my flat got swamped with lps.. i cleared up my flat and threw away about 300-500 lps i would never listen to and now i can ammass more crap(hopefully a better standard of crap!)
found so many cool records these past 2 weeks
i always give my spaers/dubbles/unwanteds to friends so i have real good digging karma.. i'm also quite handy at whipping them records if i don't like the price
yeah that c.j and co is a great cover.. that is the first disco record in my collection that i dont hate for just chilling and listening(i soemtimes sample disco drums but i hate disco strings) its just well bassline driven chilled and spacey.. dennis coffey produced as well
found so many cool records these past 2 weeks

i always give my spaers/dubbles/unwanteds to friends so i have real good digging karma.. i'm also quite handy at whipping them records if i don't like the price

yeah that c.j and co is a great cover.. that is the first disco record in my collection that i dont hate for just chilling and listening(i soemtimes sample disco drums but i hate disco strings) its just well bassline driven chilled and spacey.. dennis coffey produced as well

SLAG OFF KETSUI I SLAG OFF YOR MUM
https://soundcloud.com/vapor-teh-apparition
https://soundcloud.com/don-pachi-aka-bling-laden
https://soundcloud.com/vapor-teh-apparition
https://soundcloud.com/don-pachi-aka-bling-laden
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Man Man - Rabbit Habits
? and the Mysterians - 96 Tears (title track is hot)
Fu Manchu - Go for it...Live!
Voxtrot - Raised by Wolves
Superdrag - Head Trip in Every Key
Pocketbooks - Waking Up EP (too much sugar will rot your teeth. Just get 'Don't Stop')
Melvins w/Jello - Sieg Howdy!
Good news about the new album
I haven't listened to Tad in a long time, gotta find their good songs
? and the Mysterians - 96 Tears (title track is hot)
Fu Manchu - Go for it...Live!
Voxtrot - Raised by Wolves
Superdrag - Head Trip in Every Key
Pocketbooks - Waking Up EP (too much sugar will rot your teeth. Just get 'Don't Stop')
Melvins w/Jello - Sieg Howdy!
Good news about the new album
I haven't listened to Tad in a long time, gotta find their good songs
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MadSteelDarkness
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I liked the God's Balls record. And the Salt Lick EP too. There's a CD release of both of those together (minus a song or two) that's well worth checking out. After that, I couldn't really do Tad, personally.
Uh...in my car's cassette player:
V/A - Metal Massacre III (Metal Blade compilation)
Subhumans - Time Flies + Rats
and over dinner:
Miles Davis - Nefertiti
Uh...in my car's cassette player:
V/A - Metal Massacre III (Metal Blade compilation)
Subhumans - Time Flies + Rats
and over dinner:
Miles Davis - Nefertiti
xiu xiu - women as lovers
i like how all the music bloggers are accusing him of going pop now even though he's still singing about incest and crushing ashtrays/pastries into someone's breasts. the internet makes things passe so much more quickly, surely all social mores will be totally eradicated in 20 years or so.
i like how all the music bloggers are accusing him of going pop now even though he's still singing about incest and crushing ashtrays/pastries into someone's breasts. the internet makes things passe so much more quickly, surely all social mores will be totally eradicated in 20 years or so.
That is Galactic Dancing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7974xXPF ... lvins.net/Neon wrote:Good news about the new album
Also, I would recommend God's Balls too but get the Saltlick album which actually contains every track from God's Balls.
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MadSteelDarkness
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Actually, unless there's an expanded version I'm not aware of, there are two songs on God's Balls that didn't make it to that release: "Hollow Man" and "Nipple Belt". The first is pretty meh, but "Nipple Belt" is kind of a cool track if you can find it. Yeah, another song about Ed Gein (iirc), but still...JoshF wrote:Also, I would recommend God's Balls too but get the Saltlick album which actually contains every track from God's Balls.
I'm glad you guys brought up Tad. Hadn't listened to them in ages, but I busted out my vinyl copy of GB this morning. Now to find where the hell I put Salt Lick. Cheers!
Oh, fun fact: when I was in high school, the only song my moms ever heard through my door and told me to turn off was "Behemoth".
"You will fall down behemoth...MOTHER FUCKER!!" Ah, good times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRvV-1jbBVA
Check out the part that comes in at 2:09. It's Shoved is way better live
Check out the part that comes in at 2:09. It's Shoved is way better live
Zoroaster - EP
Xasthur - Subliminal Genocide
Xasthur/Leviathan - Split
Terminal Doom Records - Sampler
Xasthur - Subliminal Genocide
Xasthur/Leviathan - Split
Terminal Doom Records - Sampler
Feedback will set you free.
captpain wrote:Basically, the reason people don't like Bakraid is because they are fat and dumb
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professor ganson
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professor ganson
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For what it's worth, I slightly prefer the cleaner sound of What Burns Never Returns and American Don, but the heavier, uglier sound of DC 2 and the Singles is great as well. Don Cab is currently my favorite band with no close second, so I feel I'm in a good position to suggest that you focus on the four albums I just mentioned. Their first and most recent album are good too, just not great.MX7 wrote:Interestingly, my girlfriend has just started getting into Don Caballero, thus this is possibly all I'll be listening to for the next few weeks. Awesome
I'll have to finish listening to Health tomorrow, but I love it so far. And I'm still loving that OH-IO album you mentioned as well.
I didn't like that Health album that much the first time around, and I usually like abstract stuff. Will have to check it out again
Archers of Loaf - Icky Mettle
Pop Rivets - Fun in the UK
Times New Viking - Dig Yourself
various live Sebadoh and Naked Raygun
Jelvins - Sieg Howdy!
REM greatest hits, lolz
Archers of Loaf - Icky Mettle
Pop Rivets - Fun in the UK
Times New Viking - Dig Yourself
various live Sebadoh and Naked Raygun
Jelvins - Sieg Howdy!
REM greatest hits, lolz
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