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Almost enjoy it as much as I enjoy Pink Floyd, so certainly 8/10. I feel like a track or two are a little dry and don't hold my interest, as well composed as they are, but other than that it's really great.
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Yeah On An Island is the best Gilmour album by far imo. Very well recorded album.
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7/10. I expected more, but it's a great concept album nonetheless; felt like it pulled off the intended atmosphere.
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You should get Live At Gdansk. Gilmour sounds better live than in studio in my opinion
Almost enjoy it as much as I enjoy Pink Floyd, so certainly 8/10. I feel like a track or two are a little dry and don't hold my interest, as well composed as they are, but other than that it's really great.
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Check out some of Jim O'Rourks records. He's the producer, and mostly the reason why that album has the signature sound it does.
9/10
Just everything about it was great, the instrumentals are godlike, and the thing that got it so far in my charts is the vocals, fucking beautiful.
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It's also a shame Wilco hasn't made anything as near as good anytime soon..
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Hello, I am hungover today and that makes this the best album ever for some reason
10.0 BNM
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Ufomammut - Godlike Snake
8/10
Ufomammut has become one of my favourite bands, there just isn't any bad songs by them. This particular album is pretty raw, being one of their first. Great stuff though.
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I'm not a fucking magician I can't listen to it all in one go
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Was interesting, not sure what to make of it
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Same, I've heard it twice and still can't make a constructive opinion.
Was interesting, not sure what to make of it
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Anal Cunt - It Only Gets Worse
Everything you'd expect from Anal Cunt in this obscure 'anti-music' album which has 40 or so bursts of random noise in one small package.
If you hate the noise, I recommend looking up the lyrics for a similar experience.
3/10
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I thought you loved that album. :raise:Anal Cunt - It Only Gets Worse
Everything you'd expect from Anal Cunt in this obscure 'anti-music' album which has 40 or so bursts of random noise in one small package.
If you hate the noise, I recommend looking up the lyrics for a similar experience.
3/10
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It's my favourite Anal Cunt album
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It's worth at least an average rating. :3:
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Thanks for sharing bro :respek:
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I've seen that around, what is it? Like, stylistically
Was interesting, not sure what to make of it
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Brutal Death Metal
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I have no idea, space rock?
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Doesn't say much for me
Is it like, clean guitars and whispering or is it more symphonic with lots of synths, or what?
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It's gutteral growls over blast beats and tremelo picking. Lots of tempo changes and vile lyrical themes
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I can't describe it I've only heard it once v
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stfu
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It's hard to describe. It's kind of ambient and "floaty" kind of music, but not shoegaze.Doesn't say much for me
Is it like, clean guitars and whispering or is it more symphonic with lots of synths, or what?
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Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
It would be a lie to say I've heard a lot about this album. It's rarely discussed, at least on this board. But I think most people will recognize the album cover from the countless times it has been posted in threads with titles akin to "Best album ever", "Beautiful music thread" etc, here and on other boards. It seems to be the sort of thing you don't have to present, let alone discuss, because everyone has heard it, and everyone knows it brilliant.
This bothered me. I had never heard it, and neither did anyone I knew. It was actually recently that I found out the actual title of the album. Since nobody ever actually speaks of it I had no idea what to expect when I first listened to it. I figured it didn't matter, it was probably great.
I wasn't too impressed though. It makes use of pretty standard open chord progressions as far as I can tell, and the vocals, while strong and carry a lot of emotions, do not offer very original melodies. One thing I did enjoy was the other arrangements. The album incorporates many wind instruments like trumpet, trombone, saxophone and bagpipes, as well as organs, accordion and various percussion. This is why the instrumental track "Fool" was probably my favorite off the album.
It is possible though that a lot of the greatness of the album lies in the lyrics. I generally listen to music with instrumental focus, and so I'm not used to paying very much attention to the lyrics. I might enjoy it more if I did. For now though, this album gets a 6/10.
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Magnetic Fields did Indie Folk better.
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You're forgetting Gorguts
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You's trollllllin
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Coeur De Pirate is French-Canadian pop. All of the lyrics are in french so I didn't understand a word of it. She has an amazing voice and the piano that's in all of her tracks is so pretty. In a few of the songs she incorporates brass (trumpets, Trombones, etc.) which I really enjoyed. Ensemble is one of my favorite tracks because of that. The final track, C'etait Salement Romantique could have been better. I didn't really feel it, but lyrics might have helped, I dunno. Overall it's happy, upbeat, pop music. She has a beautiful voice, and I would recommend for people to check it out.
9/10
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spiritualized: gospel space age wall-of-feedback-core, with traces of heroin-gaze.
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Ahhhh, one of my favourite albums of all time.
Coeur De Pirate is French-Canadian pop. All of the lyrics are in french so I didn't understand a word of it. She has an amazing voice and the piano that's in all of her tracks is so pretty. In a few of the songs she incorporates brass (trumpets, Trombones, etc.) which I really enjoyed. Ensemble is one of my favorite tracks because of that. The final track, C'etait Salement Romantique could have been better. I didn't really feel it, but lyrics might have helped, I dunno. Overall it's happy, upbeat, pop music. She has a beautiful voice, and I would recommend for people to check it out.
9/10
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Just call it psychedelic ambientcore and move on
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And also rock
EEEEEEEELECTRICITAAAAY
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I put a lot of thought into it, go away
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Too much think, need more feel. :smug:
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56/70
so yeah pretty good. they're sorta like the smiths or the go-betweens with a ton more feedback.
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I prefer the scale 0-32874678
56/70
so yeah pretty good. they're sorta like the smiths or the go-betweens with a ton more feedback.
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Frank Zappa - The Best Band You've Never Heard In Your Life
2 stars
mostly boring jams. their covers are pretty cool tough.
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System of a Down - System of a Down (1998)
5/5
I'll always prefer the style they had on this album than the others
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SBTRKT - SBTRKT
9/10
One of my favorite albums of the year so far. Blew my expectations away.
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I was trying to capture the feeling of the music with my pseudo genres :3
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Midori - Hello Everyone. Nice To Meet You. We Are Midori.
This is what happens when you take crazy honky-tonk piano, a naked drummer, a contra-bass and a batshit insane yelling Japanese schoolgirl with a guitar.
The songs mix noise rock, punk, and some 'cute singing' intermezzo's and blend them into a big sociopathic album, supported by overactive piano and walls of feedback.
10/10
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Shadows Collide With People - John Frusciante
By far his most polished work, and full of emotion as with everything he's done. 18 tracks that change, from electo-only songs, to guitar and back again without skipping a beat. Amazing.
10/10
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