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[TPD]

I know how you feel, drone. It's sad.
But here's something to feel better about... the remaining revco/ministry members still kick ass:
http://youtu.be/r5CDXZCo8Tk

and here's another thing.
Paul's recent solo album, is actually quite good:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfPpq9OzaxE
this is only part 2 of an epic 12 mins song.
i ordered the whole album from paul and it fills that ministry void.

[rokken like dokken]

i dunno, i think it sounds "dated" because ludwig (i think he mastered it) hates compression and loves dynamic range.
i think it sounds amazing.
just crank that fucker (like all good records) and it's just wow.

Yeah, I wish everything was "dated" now, but I'm hard to please.

NP: Siouxsie and the Banshees - Arabian Knights

[sin]

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult - 13 Above The Night
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult - Hit & Run Holiday
Ohgr - Undeveloped
Miserylab - From Which No Light Escapes

[TPD]

tool.

[Aaron]

Other then normal stuff (Tool, SP, Ohgr, Download, TMV which I have been on a kick as of late.)


I'm playing Tomahawk's God Hates a Coward over and over. Love this song. It also makes me want to get a respirator. (Cuz the gas mask I want is 300 bucks... And it would be a really expensive toy and nothing more...)

[r00]

Underworld -- "8 Ball"

[tim]

Now I think the new Morbid Angel album is pretty weak (and atrocious for legends like them), but it struck me people here might actually like it.

If you liked early Marilyn Manson, try the tenth track: "Radikult"; then maybe the second, then maybe the last, then maybe the whole album. (There's maybe stuff for Ministry fans there also?) Disappointing stuff.

[rynne]

If you liked early Marilyn Manson, try the tenth track: "Radikult"

I was hoping you meant PoaAF-era Manson, which would've been totally fine with me.  But you meant a ridiculous imitation of "The Beautiful People" a decade and a half too late. 

[videodrone]

I downloaded the following from iTunes last night:

Snoop Dogg - "Gin And Juice"
D12 - "Purple Pills"
Busta Rhymes - "Woo Hah! Got You All In Check"
Craig Mack - "Flava In Ya Ear"
Notorious B.I.G. - "Hypnotize"
Geto Boys - "Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta"

drone

[rynne]

I don't know what it means that Undeveloped made me dig out the other ohGr albums and now I've probably listened to Welt and SunnyPsyOp more in the last week than the new album.

I loved Welt from the start.  SunnyPsyOp was underwhelming at first listen but within a few plays was absolute gold.  DIMD, in retrospect, I never really got into. I like the back half of the album, especially "Witness," but I find myself cringing every time Mosley comes on.  I appreciate that the music of Undeveloped is more akin to the first two albums than DIMD, but so far it's not grabbing me as much. I find that the extended intro tracks and "Typer" kill the momentum.

[doom]

damn ive missed this thread!

lately:

Boards of Canada - The Campfire headphase
Bon Iver - s/t
Black Tusk - Taste the sin
Blue Sky, Black Death - Noir
Converge - Jane Doe
Mew - Frengers
Florence + The Machine - Lungs

[TPD]

Is that a new Mew release?

Campfire Headphase is such an epic record.


right now cleaning out a sub-basement and listening to various stuffs that was recently ripped to my shitty ibook.

np: pink floyd - atom heart mother


i actually prefer this to most of the "better" floyd releases.
go fig.

[tim]

I was hoping you meant PoaAF-era Manson, which would've been totally fine with me.  But you meant a ridiculous imitation of "The Beautiful People" a decade and a half too late. 

Well, it was a comment by someone who doesn't really like any Marilyn Manson or the new Morbid Angel album. A ridiculous imitation (of a few things) a decade and a half too late is a pretty good description of the album, actually.

[doom]

Is that a new Mew release?

Campfire Headphase is such an epic record.

no, Frengers was released in 2003. (third release)
I just started getting into them actually. "Am I Wry? No" is such a good track.

I'm really liked Boards of Canada lately,
really good music to write to.

if you like them, you should check out BS/BD's NOIR album
really interesting stuff.

[individualzero]

The Protomen: take a modern rock band, skew it out with various themes from grunge to southern rock to '80s hair metal, and put this over two albums and you get... an '80s style rock opera loosely based off the Megaman games? wat

Yeah, it sounds ridiculous, dorky, and not fun ... but they're probably the coolest and most refreshing group I've heard in a LONG time. Also, the frontman apparently has a voice with more range and power than a Navy railgun. The group is innovative and appealing because they have so many tracks with different sounds. There's a couple of spaghetti western tunes over both albums for heavens' sake!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l00yZtFrAM