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I'm not tagging but I am saying thank you Psychocandy for introducing me to the Handsome Family awhile back. I've become a huge fan recently and have most of their stuff now and I probably wouldn't have ever gave them a second glance if it wasn't for you.
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ya mind if i steal the tag and review it all at once?
The Song of a Hundred Toads ahaha, I did not expect this. I'll say this is country music, but it's not bad country music. It really reminds me of the older country music, which is a compliment since older country is the kind of country music I like. For some reason this doesn't work for me though. Country is a weird genre for me anyways, it's very hit and miss. This was a miss, but I don't hate the song. It's just not very good. So, that's that ![]() Ok, for my pick I don't know much about how you Brit folks are getting this. I'm assuming that you're probably being bombarded with this song since it's a new single and from an article I read it'll be pushed out there. Either way I like this artist (and think she's quite the good looking one too) and hope I'm wrong in my thoughts. Ooh La La by Goldfrapp Don't click, it's an mp3!!! |
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Goldfrapp - Ooh La La
Another sexy slice of disco pop from one of the best bands currently working in that usually disposable genre. Goldfrapp are not disposable. With Alison Goldfrapp they have someone with a wonderful, maleable voice who oozes more sex appeal than a dozen Kylies. This is another magnificent song. The music has a kind of electro T-Rex boogie for a hook and fuck me if it doesn't make me want to stop reviewing right now and dance around my living room like an epileptic in a room full of strobes. I'll have to be checking out the album. NOW!!! Next up... Artist - Bruce Springsteen Song - Nebraska Get it HERE!!! |
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Psychocandy, you want me to YSI(YouSendIt) Goldfrapp's album for ya?
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nevermind...
Last edited by notchreturns; 08-24-2005 at 02:49 PM.. |
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Well if noone else is tagging this classic....
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The boss has a way of making me feel all sentimental even when his subject matter is extremely dark. Nebraska is a serious yet beautiful song that actually makes you feel sympathetic for it's subject even though he's not so nice a guy
. This live version I always thought was a bit better than the original album version just because it feels more intimate. The song is one of Springsteens best and it's a fucking shame that everyone thinks of the Born in the USA bruce as opposed to the early Springsteen which puts puts most song writers to shame.I saw this guy last night and he's flat out amazing live so in tribute to making my night last night here's one of his classics: Alejandro Escovedo: Put You Down http://media.putfile.com/Track0136 |
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I'll show Notchreturns(much later) how it's done. |
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Alejandro Escoveda - Put You Down
No Depression magazine (the alt-country scene's foremost champion) voted this dude the artist of the nineties. And I didn't listen (or rather I did...then promptly forgot as life threw yet another half dozen problems in my path). Now...with this one song...I get the feeling that i'm on the cusp of discovering yet another hitherto untapped talent into the back catalogue of whom i'm planning to dive with as much fervour as I can muster. This is a magnificent song. Really...thanks...I seldom KNOW upon hearing just on song that i'm DEFINITELY...going to dig everything I can lay my hands on by any artist or band. This time I KNOW!!! Next up... Band - Jack Song - Lolita Elle Get it HERE!!! |
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Oh and tag! Last edited by bowieee; 08-25-2005 at 06:20 PM.. |
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I liked this song alot. it's a pretty little ditty perfect for driving down the higway at dusk. Can I get an album title by them? I did a search over at amazon and the word Jack got a million results. It's a pretty song and I'm interested in hearing more from the band. The lead singers voice has this breezy air to it that gives the song a really nice flow.
While we are exploring the Alternative country/Americana field I thought I would post this little ditty I just rediscovered on the Rough Guide to Americana compilation. Split Lip Rayfield: Kiss of Death http://media.putfile.com/Track15 |
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Split Lip Rayfield: Kiss of Death
Wow, that was a good country alterntive song. It had some great singing and the bass type thing was very plucky. It untimely kicks any Big and Rich's songs in the balls because it's more entertianing than those songs. Gorillaz - Dare Last edited by thedudeman69; 08-26-2005 at 04:35 PM.. |
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Dare
I thought Demon Days was a mediocre album, but there were two tracks that I really liked. One of them was Feel Good Inc. The other was this track. The track flows together really well, the beat is just great and the singing, which is repetitive, doesn't get on my nerves. This is a really good track. Ok, my pick now is another one of those rare rap songs I like Heavenly Divine by Jedi Mind Tricks ps If you are a religious person DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS here ya go |
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Jedi Mind Tricks - Heavenly Divine
Quite liked this. I'm anything but an expert where rap music is concerned having only ever really sampled perhaps half a dozen or so artists in that genre to any great extent. This is pretty good though. I liked the flute (?) sample that played throughout in the background. The vocal delivery was rough (not in a bad way) and worked well with the beats and the aforementioned sample to create an above average rap track that i'll be playing some more. Nice stuff. Next up... Band - Clor Song - Dangerzone Get it HERE!!! |
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Woah.
I feel like I was just transported to the birth of new wave. This was a decent song but not to the point where I could listen to it over and over again. It's creative and has alot going on with it but it just didn't gel with me. Jon langford and Sally Tims: Broken Bottle http://media.putfile.com/Track0424 Last edited by bowieee; 08-27-2005 at 08:02 PM.. |
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Jon langford and Sally Tims - Broken Bottle
Absolutely lovely. I like the way the two singers don't pay much attention to being totally in sync with one another. It gives it a ramshackle charm. I also love the fact that it's so musically minimalist. It pushes the voices and the lyrics to the fore which is exactly where they belong in a song of this nature. Never heard of either Jon Langford or Sally Tims before. I'll be sure to investigate further. Cheers. Next up... Band - Sons And Daughters Song - Royally Used Elijah Wood's new favorite band dontcha know. And i've got tickets to see them in November. Roll on November. Check it out HERE!!! |
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Royally Used Not my favourite from The Repulsion Box (one of the best albums of 2005 thus far) but still an excellent record. Pretty typical of the band with its heavily accented singing and slightly menacing feel. I'll still take Taste The Last Girl myself though Change of pace next Next up: Artist: Maria Taylor Track: The Song Beneath The Song Link: http://www.saddle-creek.com/bands/mariataylor/ (Click downloads for mp3 and real audio versions to dl) Sorry not sure how to use things like YSI, if someone could help out with that I'd certainly be grateful Last edited by SAI; 08-28-2005 at 02:03 AM.. |
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Maria Taylor - Song Beneath The Song
I'm awfully fond of female singer/songwriters. Maria Taylor sounds, from this song, like she has talent to spare. This is a great example of music for the broken hearted. I particuarly enjoyed the way the song started off pretty conventional, almost skeletal in it's sparseness, then gradually introduced layers of atmospherics as the track progressed. I'll be checking out more of Ms. Taylor with due haste. Cheers. Next up... Band - The National Song - Mr. November Get it HERE!!! |
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God I have to get an album by this band. Everything I hear is beautiful by them. It just has that whole blanket of sound thing going for it that makes me want to just lay in bed and close my eyes soaking in the music. The tempo changes of this song really work for it. It drifts and flows and then comes raining down hard only to ease up again. My kind of song.
My favorite hip hop song in the world: Aesop Rock ~ Daylight http://media.putfile.com/Track0179 |
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I know Bowiee tagged it but I checked out The National as well. There's stuff I like there, lyrically it's excellent but I'm not sure I really like the guy's vioce. Interesting enough though. |
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