I'm sure by now many of you have heard the Trentemoller Chronicles (if not, please go listen to it now). Anyways, a great song for a cold dark night (used to stay up late studying to this all the time)
i have got unbelievably fucked out of my head on a whole load of disassociatives and hallucenogens to the collective soundtrack of trentemoller and richie hawtin. good music for dark nights, indeed . . .
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That... explains a lot actually.Uzique wrote:
i have got unbelievably fucked out of my head on a whole load of disassociatives and hallucenogens to the collective soundtrack of trentemoller and richie hawtin. good music for dark nights, indeed . . .
Once late at night with the lights out and my window wide open letting the cold air in, I listened to Autechre's "r ess" for probably the second or third time. I was entirely sober, yet felt like I was on a major trip; never had I felt more anxious in my life. I felt like I was about to die. I wanted to turn it off, but felt that I should keep listening as if the exposure to this harshness would somehow build up a defense or something ("what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger" kind of thinking).
Despite sounding terrible, those kinds of moments are really a lot of fun and exhilarating, no matter how down-tempo the music may be, as I'm sure you know.
Wait, I don't have that song on the album? wtf.
nah scratch that.
OT I had a similar mindfuck with that ben frost album uzique recommended before. It was late at night, like 3 AM, was alone at home, all lights off, and just staring out of my window. Bricks were shat. Definitely an awesome experience.
nah scratch that.
OT I had a similar mindfuck with that ben frost album uzique recommended before. It was late at night, like 3 AM, was alone at home, all lights off, and just staring out of my window. Bricks were shat. Definitely an awesome experience.
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11/10 for grindcore.
LHB - Tell 'Em Who We Are
It's some upbeat, pop-ish, house-ish music, and though it may sound bad on paper, it's actually a great album. It's an old one that I find myself going back to every now and then and really enjoying it. Here are a few of my favorite songs; listen and see if it's worth the effort downloading it
No Transmission
Everybody Sees it on my Face
Olivia Newton Christ
Wanted to add more but couldn't find them.
It's some upbeat, pop-ish, house-ish music, and though it may sound bad on paper, it's actually a great album. It's an old one that I find myself going back to every now and then and really enjoying it. Here are a few of my favorite songs; listen and see if it's worth the effort downloading it
No Transmission
Everybody Sees it on my Face
Olivia Newton Christ
Wanted to add more but couldn't find them.
Someone recommend me a totally amazing album please? x
Ben Frost - By the ThroatJakAttaK wrote:
Someone recommend me a totally amazing album please? x
Album of the century
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Pale Blue Dot by Benn Jordan
yusssLucien wrote:
Pale Blue Dot by Benn Jordan
album of the century my fucking arse
benn jordan is great
great at copying everyone else
hell, he even makes it his own; he is an extremely talented producer. but unimaginative and extremely populist.
he basically listens to what is popular in electronic circles/stylistic trends and then releases his own 3 months later
pale blue dot is most definitely not the album of the century. it aint even the album of the ambient century. there are far better examples.
my earlier Frost recommendation is pretty unique... weird album, though.
benn jordan is great
great at copying everyone else
hell, he even makes it his own; he is an extremely talented producer. but unimaginative and extremely populist.
he basically listens to what is popular in electronic circles/stylistic trends and then releases his own 3 months later
pale blue dot is most definitely not the album of the century. it aint even the album of the ambient century. there are far better examples.
my earlier Frost recommendation is pretty unique... weird album, though.
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Pole Folder - Zero Gold
youtube links so I know whether or not to buy them from rapidshare.
DU said By the Throat was the album of the centuryUzique wrote:
album of the century my fucking arse
benn jordan is great
great at copying everyone else
hell, he even makes it his own; he is an extremely talented producer. but unimaginative and extremely populist.
he basically listens to what is popular in electronic circles/stylistic trends and then releases his own 3 months later
pale blue dot is most definitely not the album of the century. it aint even the album of the ambient century. there are far better examples.
my earlier Frost recommendation is pretty unique... weird album, though.
I just said Pale Blue Dot was pretty
you two suck at electronic music
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super cool story zeek
Post more recommendations anytime
Post more recommendations anytime
wait didn't we lick on your balls when it comes to electronic music. im confused now
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yeah you lick my balls, listen to hideously narrow amounts of the genre and then claim that 'x' album is album of the century because 'y' person told you so. you also claim 'x' album is monumental clearly without any knowledge of similar albums, let alone the wider-genre, cause otherwise you'd know that your statement is silly. pale blue dot as a 'top' ambient album is like saying miley cyrus is the pop-princess that defines 21st century mainstream music. it's a good example of a genre, but it's common and unexceptional.
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How big of a genre is Ambient Zeek?
Listen to Brian Eno and The Orb
He made no such claims. It was simply a recommendation.Uzique wrote:
pale blue dot as a 'top' ambient album is like saying miley cyrus is the pop-princess that defines 21st century mainstream music. it's a good example of a genre, but it's common and unexceptional.
He likes it, other people like it, he recommended it
much much bigger than dnb and everything involving breaksJakAttaK wrote:
How big of a genre is Ambient Zeek?
huge
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A+ remix, would listen again
Sweet Was just wondering cause I'd never really heard any of it until people on here posted stuff upUzique wrote:
much much bigger than dnb and everything involving breaksJakAttaK wrote:
How big of a genre is Ambient Zeek?
huge