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the memories - the memories maybe not the best thing i've heard this year, but i fucking love it to death new sun kil moon is good too

thanks for reminding me of the new kuedo knew about it but didnt bother to listen yet (btw, severant is one fucking amazing record)

bass clef - reeling skullways brackles - rinse presents brackles both are p great for the electronic crowd (i love the bass clef more)

so, this is p impressive, perfect late night listening kind of stuff dunno if i like this more than the three eps from 2009 but's it's close

getting obsessed with 'primadonna' atm

so many good releases right now i think my head is gonna explode

will listen to it don' worry :wink: btw, new shackleton box set is out there already. artwork looks incredible it contains: new shackleton album 'music for the quiet hour' and 3 new EPs (called drawbar organ eps) wish i had the money

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i havent even heard cinderella's eyes :megafail: (only heard the lead single iirc) but yeah, dancy pop with great tunes and all. her voice and delivery is p special though (it's charming imo)

downloaded this a few weeks ago, still havent listened

marina & the diamonds - electra heart p fantastic pop album :love:

amazing song from an amazing band

dammn i fucking dig yr new avatar dude that's an awesome fuckin album

parrotdies's list is great a few key bands / artists to begin with in ~chronological order, from the 60s onwards: beatles beach boys kinks love bob dylan van morrison neil young velvet underground the who the rolling stones creedence led zeppelin black sabbath big star pink floyd king crimson (yes, genesis etc) iggy pop + stooges david bowie roxy music + brian eno ny dolls patti smith ramones the clash sex pistols wire talking heads elvis costello joy division replacements rem husker du minutemen the smiths u2 depeche mode jesus & mary chain galaxie 500 mbv pixies nirvana (+ all the grunge scene -- soundgarden, aic, etc) gbv pavement smashing pumpkins teenage fanclub britpop: oasis + blur + pulp + etc radiohead portishead flaming lips weezer the strokes the libertines the white stripes arcade fire drive by truckers etc omitted a lot of genres + essential bands (post rock, hardcore, metal, krautrock, etc) and of course, there's so much more than rock (jazz, blues, soul, funk, techno, etc) e: why did i even do this

hey guys please stop arguing like 5 year olds (btw the bends is my fave radiohead album :kiss:)

paco sala - ro-me-ro wonderful icy space downtempo thing with astoundingly sensual female vocals :blush: the middle section of the album in particular is spectacular

SO GOOOOOD it's heavenly

everything is the highlight of the ep for me btw, new actress just leaked!!!!

Personal Space: Electronic Soul 1974 - 1984 this is by far the best thing i've heard this year. absolutely fantastic beyond compare.

basically, the same difference between bad music and good music it doesnt really exist either you feel it or you don't, but there is no 'bad' or 'good' per se btw, climax give me the fucking chills

new xxxy ep is so fuckin good

you have fuckin awesome taste, dude xxxy - everything :love: panabrite - rainbow sequence nhk - 587 lhf - indian street slang chromatics - lady cr jepsen - call me maybe lana del rey - born to die untold - motion the dance akkord - the drums actress meets shangaan electro wax - wax30303 (A side) etc e: holy shit i thought you hadnt mentioned some of these but actually you had!

yeah i heard it in full while laying sick in bed i did already know about half of the tracks from the eps and all, but still: fucking AWESOME. some tracks are out of this world, most notably on disc 2. i never realized i loved 'indian street slang' this much until i heard it on the album still, not sure i'll ever listen to this in full much. too fuckin huge :confused:

+ anticipating: shed, sun kil moon, that new hype williams alias thing, lone, etc but i love surprises