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Go on.....post it..........your best album ever made
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nirvana - in utero
smashing pumpkins - mellon collie and the infinite sadness
box car racer - " "
guns n roses - appetite for destruction
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smashing pumpkins - mellon collie and the infinite sadness
box car racer - " "
guns n roses - appetite for destruction
'k
cookie monster wrote:
> I quite like Nickleback-silver side up.
You nearly had me with liking the D, but no, you had to screw it up, didn't you!
> I quite like Nickleback-silver side up.
You nearly had me with liking the D, but no, you had to screw it up, didn't you!
Smurfs go Pop
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Great Album. A genius taken from us at his peak.
Great Album. A genius taken from us at his peak.
Millencolin- Home from Home
Foo Fighters- There is nothing left to lose
The music (No name)
All great in their own way. :)
Foo Fighters- There is nothing left to lose
The music (No name)
All great in their own way. :)
Hmmm...
Refused- The Shape Of Punk To Come
Refused- The Shape Of Punk To Come
Windowlicker wrote:
> i've not heard much DJ Shadow, but i just love that album, and in my
> opinion the 'no-hopers' are pretty good :-P im a big fan of radiohead,
> the verve, badly drawn boy and the beastie's so they were welcome
> additions for me. personal tastes are so different, thats what makes
> good for diverse types of music.
Yeah, I like some of the tracks on that album really :), especially the Richard Ashcroft one and the track that Ian Brown did, that I think is an instrumental on the album. DJ Shadow is one half of UNKLE, but the other half is James Lavelle (the MoWax dude) who I think just sits in the studio and draws pretty pictures.
I'd reccommend DJ Shadow's first album, Endtroducing, which is brilliant, and an EP called What Does Your Soul Look Like which is also brilliant. The album he released this year, Private Press, has some great tracks - one of which is used on The Premiership's goal of the month thing - but is a bit inconsistent (like Psyence Fiction I think). He also did a mix CD with Cut Chemist (Jurassic 5) of old funk records which is very cool.
And if you like him then you should also try RJD2 - Deadringer, which is album of the year in my opinion. If you're evil and amoral then 'Smoke and Mirrors' and 'Ghostwriter' are good tracks to grab off Kazzaa.
Lesson over. :)
> i've not heard much DJ Shadow, but i just love that album, and in my
> opinion the 'no-hopers' are pretty good :-P im a big fan of radiohead,
> the verve, badly drawn boy and the beastie's so they were welcome
> additions for me. personal tastes are so different, thats what makes
> good for diverse types of music.
Yeah, I like some of the tracks on that album really :), especially the Richard Ashcroft one and the track that Ian Brown did, that I think is an instrumental on the album. DJ Shadow is one half of UNKLE, but the other half is James Lavelle (the MoWax dude) who I think just sits in the studio and draws pretty pictures.
I'd reccommend DJ Shadow's first album, Endtroducing, which is brilliant, and an EP called What Does Your Soul Look Like which is also brilliant. The album he released this year, Private Press, has some great tracks - one of which is used on The Premiership's goal of the month thing - but is a bit inconsistent (like Psyence Fiction I think). He also did a mix CD with Cut Chemist (Jurassic 5) of old funk records which is very cool.
And if you like him then you should also try RJD2 - Deadringer, which is album of the year in my opinion. If you're evil and amoral then 'Smoke and Mirrors' and 'Ghostwriter' are good tracks to grab off Kazzaa.
Lesson over. :)
cookie monster wrote:
> Vottanator wrote:
> However, I can say it involved 50
> quid, a load in the face and a pot noodle. Not pleasant.
>
> Dude, thats just sick.
And that's not the half of it. You know when you get caught up in one of those 'what you'd do for money' conversations... Well it was one of them but was taken a bit too far. Foetus's and all...
> Vottanator wrote:
> However, I can say it involved 50
> quid, a load in the face and a pot noodle. Not pleasant.
>
> Dude, thats just sick.
And that's not the half of it. You know when you get caught up in one of those 'what you'd do for money' conversations... Well it was one of them but was taken a bit too far. Foetus's and all...
unknown kernel wrote:
> Windowlicker wrote:
>
> unkle - psyence fiction
>
> Noooo!...I mean it's alright, but it's really just a sub-standard DJ
> Shadoww album, made even more sub-standard by a bunch of indie
> no-hopers. IMHO of course :)
i've not heard much DJ Shadow, but i just love that album, and in my opinion the 'no-hopers' are pretty good :-P im a big fan of radiohead, the verve, badly drawn boy and the beastie's so they were welcome additions for me. personal tastes are so different, thats what makes good for diverse types of music.
which DJ shadow pieces of work can you recomend for us?
> Windowlicker wrote:
>
> unkle - psyence fiction
>
> Noooo!...I mean it's alright, but it's really just a sub-standard DJ
> Shadoww album, made even more sub-standard by a bunch of indie
> no-hopers. IMHO of course :)
i've not heard much DJ Shadow, but i just love that album, and in my opinion the 'no-hopers' are pretty good :-P im a big fan of radiohead, the verve, badly drawn boy and the beastie's so they were welcome additions for me. personal tastes are so different, thats what makes good for diverse types of music.
which DJ shadow pieces of work can you recomend for us?
Vottanator wrote:
> However, I can say it involved 50
> quid, a load in the face and a pot noodle. Not pleasant.
Dude, thats just sick.
> However, I can say it involved 50
> quid, a load in the face and a pot noodle. Not pleasant.
Dude, thats just sick.
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