"Emotionally Charged Electronica" & The Ineffable Sadness of Woops
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woops
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Gravediggaz - Graveyard Chamber
72. More Wu Tang related but it's Poetic from Stetsasonix, first up, that I like best about this lot. I'm not aware of any other rappers who do that sing-song style much less use it to such dramatic effect. The production is even more grinding andscary haunting than actual Wu Tang tracks. There's a lot of good tracks on this album, don't think the second was as good, though
72. More Wu Tang related but it's Poetic from Stetsasonix, first up, that I like best about this lot. I'm not aware of any other rappers who do that sing-song style much less use it to such dramatic effect. The production is even more grinding and
WashYourHands
Cat Malogen
Fantastic thread, up to page 4 cooking (apologies, no pics) and listening
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i still think if you took Prince Paul's name off and slapped on UNKLE or any of those trip hop guys that were popular around that time people would be hailing it as one of the best albums of the 90s
woops
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this stuff was big when i was a student. Dope on Plastic LPs, morcheeba sneaker pimps and that kind of total shit. Morcheeba were playing in every hall of residence i ever went to, just like lock stock was on the telly.
woops
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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Ditch
73. I'm posting this to cross post with the indie discussion elsewhere, I think you can hear that NME music was not wet sad indie shit in 1994 there was some much better stuff going on, the drums are wicked, Jon Spencer's voice and persona is very entertaining
73. I'm posting this to cross post with the indie discussion elsewhere, I think you can hear that NME music was not wet sad indie shit in 1994 there was some much better stuff going on, the drums are wicked, Jon Spencer's voice and persona is very entertaining
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woops
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Ennio Morricone - Le Clan des Siciliens
74. I got into this at the same time as hearing Gainsbourg back at school. Endless winding melody, sweep and scale, sound of Europe. If you get the vinyl most of the tracks are rearrangements of this theme with different moods which was a revelation to my innocent mind back then.
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74. I got into this at the same time as hearing Gainsbourg back at school. Endless winding melody, sweep and scale, sound of Europe. If you get the vinyl most of the tracks are rearrangements of this theme with different moods which was a revelation to my innocent mind back then.
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woops
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Pram - El Topo
75. Already listed a Pram one, this is an instrumental which is supposedly a cover of the Jodorowsky film's music - but I've watched the film and this theme doesn't seem to appear - anyway, these seems to me a good example of the "indie" aesthetic totally transcending its confines, strings and guitar bring the toy instruments to a peak of epic soundtracks
<3 this music
75. Already listed a Pram one, this is an instrumental which is supposedly a cover of the Jodorowsky film's music - but I've watched the film and this theme doesn't seem to appear - anyway, these seems to me a good example of the "indie" aesthetic totally transcending its confines, strings and guitar bring the toy instruments to a peak of epic soundtracks
<3 this music
craner
Beast of Burden
Exceptional choice.
woops
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Tortoise - To Day Retrieval (Autechre Remix)
76. Here we have the electro brainiacs tackling the Chicago real instruments post rock crew just to hammer home the co-incidence of electronic experiment and guitar bands at the premillennial time and I still think this is one of Autechre's best moments. Not their impenetrable ice cold AI aesthetic, just wierd explorations of WTF good sounds.
76. Here we have the electro brainiacs tackling the Chicago real instruments post rock crew just to hammer home the co-incidence of electronic experiment and guitar bands at the premillennial time and I still think this is one of Autechre's best moments. Not their impenetrable ice cold AI aesthetic, just wierd explorations of WTF good sounds.
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woops
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Mogwai Fear Satan (My Bloody Valentine Remix)
77. First off Mogwai are absolutely shit and I listened to Loveless the other day and I only liked a couple of the tracks, but, like the Autumn Sweater remix I posted earlier in this thread, Kevin Shields seemed to be on a mission (edit - for two remixes at least) to outdo noise, electronica and whatever strain of rock you like, all at once. As if that wasn't enough confluence, this came out on Sven Vath's trance label EyeQ!! Probably mainly because of the Surgeon mix on there too.
Listen to all 16 minutes before having an opinion
77. First off Mogwai are absolutely shit and I listened to Loveless the other day and I only liked a couple of the tracks, but, like the Autumn Sweater remix I posted earlier in this thread, Kevin Shields seemed to be on a mission (edit - for two remixes at least) to outdo noise, electronica and whatever strain of rock you like, all at once. As if that wasn't enough confluence, this came out on Sven Vath's trance label EyeQ!! Probably mainly because of the Surgeon mix on there too.
Listen to all 16 minutes before having an opinion
WashYourHands
Cat Malogen
Christmas Eve food prep covered, have to cover page 4/5 to here
This page, El Topo soundtrack is Don Cherry I think, Sicilian Clan score seconded and Satan mix by Surgeon still sounds immense
Have a chilled whatever seasonal take you do for this time of year
This page, El Topo soundtrack is Don Cherry I think, Sicilian Clan score seconded and Satan mix by Surgeon still sounds immense
Have a chilled whatever seasonal take you do for this time of year