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I went for Grizzly Bear's Horn of Plenty.
I want all of you to know that Isis's Panopticon remains one of the best metal albums ever released.
No overdone jokes about the name please, Jeremy Bentham.
You cannot convince me that this is one of the best songs of the 1970s:
Listened to it once and thought it sounded phenomenal. Definitely one that's going to get a lot of play.The new Jessie Ware album is incredible and instantly catapults into the top 5 of a stacked year. It's like if Prince put out a late 80s/early 90s house album.
Axver, you souls show up to talk about Metal more.
And you should check out the song “Feels Good” by Volumes.
Ax have you come across Sweet Whirl? I think I heard a track of hers on Triple J and noted it down - listening to her 2020 album 'How Much Works' on Spotify and I think I'll be buying it!
I would really like to hear people's thoughts on Court and Spark, please.
Point:
https://www.u2interference.com/forums/f287/random-music-cxxvi-the-woy-eet-eez-222670-9.html#post8300570
Counterpoint:
https://www.u2interference.com/forums/f287/random-music-cxxvi-the-woy-eet-eez-222670-9.html#post8300573
For what it's worth, I should have ranked C&S above Mingus. But I've been listening to For The Roses a lot more recently, and that one might be her most underrated, certainly from that decade.
I think if you have an appreciation for jazz, you might prefer her deeper excursions into that territory. Check out Hejira or The Hissing of Summer Lawns.
The reason I actually finally listened to it (I've owned it for years) is because Em & I had some challenging conversations about our relationship over the weekend, and I remember LM once recommending it to me, when I was asking for albums that speak to challenges in relationships. It didn't really hit the spot I needed it to, so if anyone has recommendations for that, let me know. But it was great.
The reason I actually finally listened to it (I've owned it for years) is because Em & I had some challenging conversations about our relationship over the weekend, and I remember LM once recommending it to me, when I was asking for albums that speak to challenges in relationships. It didn't really hit the spot I needed it to, so if anyone has recommendations for that, let me know. But it was great.
not sure where the original post is iYup, but that playlist you posted led me to Yasuaki Shimizu's Music for Commercials, which I'm greatly enjoying!
1. Nicolas Jaar: Cenizas
Crazy how vastly I prefer his work as AAL and Darkside to his solo stuff.