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#181 Post by Asmodean »

The Knife - Deep cuts

Really good record I must say, bought it yesterday and it's been on repeat ever since, kind of electro-synth music.
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#182 Post by Jack the Lad »

Chuiperdu wrote:
Jack the Lad wrote:Paris - Yellow Eden (2003)
Swedish band, really good.

http://www.parismusic.se/
I totally agree with you...I was in STHLM and they played it in a record store...and that was enough for me to buy it. "Streetlights" is excellent. And yep this is what I'm listening to for the moment...so I'm not off topic for once 8)
I've hardly listened to anything else since I got it yesterday. Streetlights is among the best ones on there, together with Hey Sailor, Disco Fever, During the conversation (which is SO Cranberries) and Quiet Night :D

and thanks to the great invention called internet I've also been listening to -

Dr. Higgins - Vad gör jag här (2002)
Action Biker - elephant and castle ep (2004)
Fint tillsammans - Med drömmen som ström (1996)/En världsomsegling (2000)
so that's three Swedish acts and to end this here's, from Iceland/Italy :shock: ..
Emiliana Torrini - Love In The Time Of Science
(Pani, thanks for mentioning it over and over again! Baby Blue is excellent, to say the least)
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#183 Post by Pani »

Jack the Lad wrote:Emiliana Torrini - Love In The Time Of Science
(Pani, thanks for mentioning it over and over again!)
Yes, it's indeed very useful for the "Ten Songs Game". Image

And nice to listen to ... right. :D :wink:


I am now listening Moloko - Statues again.
I lent it from the local library, I had one listening already but didn't find it that good at it's said to be.
Maybe this one needs a few listenings more ... :roll:
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#184 Post by fluffmoln »

Jack the Lad wrote:Fint tillsammans - Med drömmen som ström (1996)/En världsomsegling (2000)
Ooooh! I just love the second one. As well as their Mötet med flygfolket. Great!
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#185 Post by Pani »

OMD - Navigation (B-sides collection)
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#186 Post by Leeds City Boy »

Back from the Caribbean and listening to Kosheen's first album before I go and see them in Leeds tomorrow night..
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#187 Post by Pani »

Propaganda - Outside World (Album)
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#188 Post by Chuiperdu »

The KLF - America : What time is love ?
I haven't listened to this Cd for ages and I'm now rediscovering it. What an amazing band it was !

The b-side of this maxi is 'America no more' and it features a speech by George Bush senior...12 years later nothing changed...
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#189 Post by Pani »

Blank & Jones - The Mix Vol. 1 + 2 :D
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#190 Post by fluffmoln »

Chuiperdu wrote:The KLF - America : What time is love ?
I haven't listened to this Cd for ages and I'm now rediscovering it. What an amazing band it was !

The b-side of this maxi is 'America no more' and it features a speech by George Bush senior...12 years later nothing changed...
Nice to see fellow KLF fans on the board. America No More is my favourite KLF track, by the way.
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#191 Post by Flaffer »

Paninaro-Dancer wrote:
Flaffer wrote:could anyone recommend a good Art of Noise album to get (as my first), I've got loads of their singles and DVD but have always intended to get an album but never got round to it - thanks
Which one? "Into Battle With The Art Of Noise" which also includes a DVD?
Don't buy "The Seduction of Claude Debussy/Reduction" at first because this is very experimental (classical, with narrator), it's not their usual style. Same goes for "Below The Waste" as it is mostly experimental with african influences which you can hear esp. on "YEBO!" or "Spit" for instance ("Catwalk" and "James Bond Theme" on this one is typical AON sound). :roll:
Try "Into Battle ..." (including "Moments In Love"), "Daft" or "Who's Afraid Of The Art Of Noise" or simply their "Best Of" :wink:

The DVD is calles AON 'Into vision: the compleat collection' - it is mainly a live video with a bit of extra rehearsal footage and interviews. Have you heard of it ?





BTW: Remember Max Headroom? :wink:
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.
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#192 Post by Pani »

Flaffer wrote:The DVD is calles AON 'Into vision: the compleat collection' - it is mainly a live video with a bit of extra rehearsal footage and interviews. Have you heard of it ?
Thx. :D
Not yet searched for it but will do now. :wink:

*runs to amazon*

---> http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B ... 31-1706960
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#193 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

Chuiperdu wrote:The KLF - America : What time is love ?
I haven't listened to this Cd for ages and I'm now rediscovering it. What an amazing band it was !

The b-side of this maxi is 'America no more' and it features a speech by George Bush senior...12 years later nothing changed...
Ahhh, KLF was a wasted talent. Pity they are not around anymore. Mu Mu Song is a highlight, though.
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...
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#194 Post by fluffmoln »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:Ahhh, KLF was a wasted talent. Pity they are not around anymore. Mu Mu Song is a highlight, though.
Mu Mu Song? S'pose you mean What Time is Love?
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#195 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

fluffmoln wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:Ahhh, KLF was a wasted talent. Pity they are not around anymore. Mu Mu Song is a highlight, though.
Mu Mu Song? S'pose you mean What Time is Love?
No, not at all. I am talking about "Justified and Ancient".
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...
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