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Your Latest CD Thread
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Pontiakos said:
Yeah, I do...mostly used though.
I love sifting through the bins at used record stores, I've found all kinds of great stuff doing that, even some really rare albums and imports. Always really cheap too... I rip them into max-quality MP3's with iTunes anyhow, but there's nothing like having the hard copy.
Depends if you like shoegazing. Although it still sounds like the Verve. The Verve in a cave.
Slide Away
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Slide Away
Virtual World
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really nice album, the Scott Matthews one.
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Just got done ordering this from Amazon about 1 minute ago..
Strange Fruit Project - "The Healing"
I've heard a few tracks off this album recently and they were pretty good, very laid back, nice beats, thoughtful lyrics. Kinda reminded me of early Common, early De La Soul, etc..
Strange Fruit Project - "The Healing"
I've heard a few tracks off this album recently and they were pretty good, very laid back, nice beats, thoughtful lyrics. Kinda reminded me of early Common, early De La Soul, etc..
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Bought these two the other day..
Bob Dylan - The Bootleg series vol.5
Oasis - familiar to millions
Bob Dylan - The Bootleg series vol.5
Oasis - familiar to millions
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grabbed this CD this morning after reading about it on the net the other day. I've had it playing as background music in the apartment all afternoon, lovin' it..
Blue Sky/Black Death: A Heap of Broken Images
"Blue Sky Black Death step on the scene with their double CD debut, A Heap of Broken Images. Comprised of producers Kingston and Young God, this San Francisco tandem explores the nether regions of hip-hop, meshing dark samples, vocal snippets and live intrumentation into an album that holds its mood from start to finish. The first CD consists entirely of dense instrumental music, while the second is structured around guest emcees. Jus Allah, Wise Intelligent (Poor Righteous Teachers), Sabac Red (Non-Phixion), Guru (Gang Starr), Chief Kamachi, A-Plus and Pep Love (Hieroglyphics), Rob Sonic, Virtuoso, Mikah-9 (Freestyle Fellowship), Awol One, and Holocaust (Wu-Tang) all appear. This deep line up of collaborations spans the spectrum of hip-hop sound with stirring cohesion."
Blue Sky/Black Death: A Heap of Broken Images
"Blue Sky Black Death step on the scene with their double CD debut, A Heap of Broken Images. Comprised of producers Kingston and Young God, this San Francisco tandem explores the nether regions of hip-hop, meshing dark samples, vocal snippets and live intrumentation into an album that holds its mood from start to finish. The first CD consists entirely of dense instrumental music, while the second is structured around guest emcees. Jus Allah, Wise Intelligent (Poor Righteous Teachers), Sabac Red (Non-Phixion), Guru (Gang Starr), Chief Kamachi, A-Plus and Pep Love (Hieroglyphics), Rob Sonic, Virtuoso, Mikah-9 (Freestyle Fellowship), Awol One, and Holocaust (Wu-Tang) all appear. This deep line up of collaborations spans the spectrum of hip-hop sound with stirring cohesion."
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Newly added to my archives today:
Dan the Automator - 2K7, The Tracks
Method Man - 4:21 The Day After
Kids in Tracksuits - New Kids Rock the Block
^ really diggin' this last one, mostly instrumentals it kinda reminds me of what you'd get if you mixed Boards of Canada with old school hip-hop beats (think early 90's Beastie Boys)
Dan the Automator - 2K7, The Tracks
Method Man - 4:21 The Day After
Kids in Tracksuits - New Kids Rock the Block
^ really diggin' this last one, mostly instrumentals it kinda reminds me of what you'd get if you mixed Boards of Canada with old school hip-hop beats (think early 90's Beastie Boys)
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Bought these 4 over a week ago:
Dream Theater - Awake
Dream Theater - Metropolis pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory
Deftones - Deftones
Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
Dream Theater - Awake
Dream Theater - Metropolis pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory
Deftones - Deftones
Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
), tis really good. Especially The Spirit Carries On. Octavarium with the orchestra live is just insane.Ubik Valis
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champdave said:Good man
Next I'll probably buy is the new Dream Theater CD, Score. May just get the DVD to watch the concert instead
Yeah, it's a really great progressive rock/metal album, glad to have it in my collection.
Anyways, got myself the new Mastodon album, "Blood Mountain", and I must say that this is truly a godlike metal/rock album. I reckon it's right up there with Nevermind, Superunknown, Toxicity, Master of Puppets, Lateralus and Songs for the Deaf as far as great rock/metal albums are concerned. :Bow:
Manny, you reading this?
