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    Maximo Park

    Maybe because working class good, middle class bad analyses of art come off as reductive, alienating, and trite? I personally feel the practice of framing art as class struggle is fairly worn out and appeals only to a very rarefied segment of society. Perhaps it was revolutionary at some...
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    do you need to be an expert in dance music to 'get' grime?

    I'm a fan of techno and dnb, but I haven't really been able to get into grime, although I admit to not having listened to a ton of it. Part of that is because I've become less and less interested in MC oriented music over the years and part is that I have a hard time relating to the...
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    Prussian Blue: pro-White child folk singers

    I don't feel sorry for these kids, nor do I expect them to get wise and grow out of this. The children, the parents and the whole extended white supremacist group are a bunch of idiots and they should be given as little attention as possible.
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    So who on this board is in the states or canada?

    Austin, TX via Boston, MA I'm not much of Grime or Dubstep fan, more into dnb and techno, though really indie rock is my fave.
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    Mercury Rev/Flaming Liups are the most 'important' village voice bands of the 00's

    I also enjoyed the Something For Joey EP which featured the wit and wisdom of Porn Legend Ron Jeremy
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    Mercury Rev/Flaming Liups are the most 'important' village voice bands of the 00's

    If we are talking about music that merely apes old recordings using a digital medium, then I suppose I agree with you. However, I find myself a bit uncomfortable with your analysis overall. I can't help but think that the huge advances in recording technology combined with steep decreases in...
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    Cover Versions That Mess With The DNA

    The Fiery Furnaces recent cover of Norweigian Wood comes to mind - not great, but different. The Residents have a ton of bizarre covers - I think they may have done Satisfaction too. Frank Zappa also did many grotesque covers - An electronic version of Purple Haze/Sunshine of Your Love with...
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    Mercury Rev/Flaming Liups are the most 'important' village voice bands of the 00's

    That is an interesting thought. Are you saying this is a bad thing? Does the explosion in modern, inexpensive recording gear devalue music by making the process too easy?
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    Mercury Rev/Flaming Liups are the most 'important' village voice bands of the 00's

    The new Animal Collective album definitely sounds like early Mercury Rev, especially Yourself Is Steam, but that is ok by me. Animal Collective's previous albums don't really sound much like Mercury Rev at all, they are more like some freaked out, folksy drum circle sing-along. I highly...
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