Topic: What are you listening to (and discuss it). (Read 1140352 times)

Kai · « **Reply #450 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 15:40 »

I am all in favor for "neo folk/neoclassical phases with a little bit of gothic rock thrown in". Because Neo-folk is ace.

gambollingsundae · « **Reply #451 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 15:43 »

Quote from: Kai

I am all in favor for "neo folk/neoclassical phases with a little bit of gothic rock thrown in". Because Neo-folk is ace.

Can I get an Amen?

Praeserpium Machinarum · « **Reply #452 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 15:48 »

Even though Kim Larsen is my countryman, I never listen to Of the Wand and Moon since Lucifer was really dull. Besides all that talk about the devil seemed a bit... I don't know juvenile? As if he had taken Mayhem's subject matter and made it more introspective.

I have heard something or another about Sonnenheim, was that any good?

gambollingsundae · « **Reply #453 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 15:52 »

Quote from: Praeserpium Machinarum

Even though Kim Larsen is my countryman, I never listen to Of the Wand and Moon since Lucifer was really dull. Besides all that talk about the devil seemed a bit... I don't know juvenile? As if he had taken Mayhem's subject matter and made it more introspective.

I have heard something or another about Sonnenheim, was that any good?

I enjoy it. A couple of the songs are....sub-par, imho. Wonderful, Wonderful sun seemed kinda chintzy, and I Shall Feast takes too long to end.

Misereatur · « **Reply #454 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 16:16 »

Neo-Folk is one of the best things that you can sink your teeth into. But I hav'nt seen you mentioning Current 93. FOR SHAME! Go get yourself Thunder Perfect Mind, All the Pretty Little Horses and Cats Drunk On Copper.
I'd also suggest trying Novo Homo, The Well Of Sadness and Sonne Hagal.

Mingus Big Band - Invisible Lady (live 2002)
Godamnit I love Mezzo. Best TV channel ever.

Kai · « **Reply #455 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 16:26 »

If you are getting one Current 93 album, make it Cats Drunk On Copper. SRSLY

Misereatur · « **Reply #456 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 16:29 »

FIX'D

Anyway, I'm still listening to the Mingus Big Band live on Mezzo.

gambollingsundae · « **Reply #457 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 16:35 »

Quote from: Misereatur

Neo-Folk is one of the best things that you can sink your teeth into. But I hav'nt seen you mentioning Current 93. FOR SHAME! Go get yourself Thunder Perfect Mind, All the Pretty Little Horses and Cats Drunk On Copper.

The only Current 93 song i have is Sadness song....and his voice and mannerism in that just reminds me of storytime at the local library. Just the random ephasis on words and the sugary-sweet tone that he uses rubs me wrong.

Also, I'd go get me some music if i didn't live in fscking ALASKA where half of America's music hasn't come out yet

Misereatur · « **Reply #458 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 16:45 »

Dude, Half of the stuff I listen to I cant find anywhere. That's why I use Soulseek untill I have enough money to order stuff from the intrwebs.
Anyway, I seriously suggest you giving Current 93 another go.

Apatheia - Rot In The Core

Kai · « **Reply #459 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 16:46 »

Seriously. 90% of the albums I have I could not get anywhere except online*

*by stealing them

gambollingsundae · « **Reply #460 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 16:50 »

Apatheia is nice. Soulseek is decent. I had it for a while, forgot about it. May download it again.

Currently: Voltaire, Dead Girls http://voltaire.net/

Wow, I just found this quote about one of Voltaire's albums:

Quote

This album really does sound like it could be the soundtrack to the musical Brecht and Kurt Weil would write if Weil was reincarnated as an lesbian folksinger from Estonia who recently emigrated to Marin County, and Brecht as a vicious show-tune queen from New York who’s just been dumped by his lover of 40 years who ran away to Sedona with a 19-year old Italian model named Carlo.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #461 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 17:29 »

I'm currently heavily getting into Blood Axis. Also, Ostara, Die Natalis, Darkwood, Forseti, The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud, Fire+Ice, Hekate and Argine, all to lesser or greater extents. I need more Gae Bolg and Changes, but the shit is hard to get.

In a Robe of Fire is my favourite :Of The Wand And The Moon: song as well, followed closely by Here's to Misery off the same album. Have you heard the alternate version from the I Crave For You EP? It's quite different, but quite nice, with a more standard DI6 style guitar backing. Am I the only person who thinks that :Of The Wand And The Moon: is pretty blatant Rose Clouds of Holocaust-era DI6 worship btw?

And thanks for reminding me I still need to get hold of In The Rain.

Yeah, you've wandered into a nest of half-crazed neo-folk enthusiasts here son. Stay, we have crumpets.

Blood Axis - Reign I Forever (Gospel of Inhumanity version)

This is a fucking powerful track. I love the hopeless imagery of eternal war:

"Force rules the world still
Has ruled it, shall rule it;
Meekness is weakness
Strength is triumphant
Over the whole earth

Still is it Thor's-Day!

I am the God Thor
I am the War God
Here in my Northlands
My fastness and fortress

Reign I forever!
Reign I forever!
Reign I forever!
Forlorn forever..."

I've been feverishly drawing something off this for the past couple of days. Would be finished now but I'm out of yellow and black ink, and nearly out of red.

Gives you some idea what I'm cooking up, lol.

Also, it's fucking killing me, what's the name of the piece of music that Reign I forever samples? I know I have it on vinyl somewhere, but I can't remember what it's fucking called...I thought it might be Mars from the Planets but I'm pretty sure it's not.

gambollingsundae · « **Reply #462 on:** 09 Jul 2006, 18:55 »

Quote from: KharBevNor

Yeah, you've wandered into a nest of half-crazed neo-folk enthusiasts here son. Stay, we have crumpets.

Blood Axis - Reign I Forever (Gospel of Inhumanity version)

Also, it's fucking killing me, what's the name of the piece of music that Reign I forever samples? I know I have it on vinyl somewhere, but I can't remember what it's fucking called...I thought it might be Mars from the Planets but I'm pretty sure it's not.

I am nobody's son. I don't have the right parts.

Also, asked friend who got me into the genre your question. His answer: Reign I Forever is based on the 'Montagues and Capulets' theme from Act 1 of Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet.

Edit:

He just sent me Blood Axis: Lord of Ages... He has aninteresting voice

Scytale · « **Reply #463 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 00:41 »

Quote from: Praeserpium Machinarum

Besides all that talk about the devil seemed a bit... I don't know juvenile? As if he had taken Mayhem's subject matter and made it more introspective.

I'm trying to picture this but I honestly I just can't, all I get in my head is a picture of an Emo band playing Freezing Moon. It's cracking me up.

I'm currently playing Darkthrone - Hans Siste Vinter off of the very underated Panzerfaust, their first album as a two peice band.

timehat · « **Reply #464 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 03:27 »

Area - With Louise

This is not the 70's Italian progressive rock/fusion/avant-garde band of the same name that we all know and love, but an 90's Illinois band who I guess I would classify as dream pop, at least from this song. Sounds strongly influenced by the Cocteau Twins, but less overtly trippy, and with a guitar chord progression straight out of a 50's ballad for a chorus.

Ernest · « **Reply #465 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 07:27 »

Frank Turner- State Lottery

This folk cover of a Propagandhi song plays surprisingly well.

Kai · « **Reply #466 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 08:45 »

Sleater-Kinney - A Real Man

DON'T YOU
WANNA
FEEL IT INSIDE

Scuba_Steve · « **Reply #467 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 09:08 »

Tom Waits- Virginia Avenue

He's such a great story teller and he has an awesome voice.

pat101 · « **Reply #468 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 09:16 »

I'm listening to Beethoven's complete 9th symphony right now, I just purchased them all in some sort of "box set" for 10 bucks and the used CD place. It's rather kick ass.

Willem · « **Reply #469 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 09:29 »

maximo park. they're still cool. franz fgerdinand and the kaiser chiefs e.a. mgiht get boring cause all the rip-off bands but maximo park remains nice

Misereatur · « **Reply #470 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 09:34 »

Quote from: pat101

I'm listening to Beethoven's complete 9th symphony right now, I just purchased them all in some sort of "box set" for 10 bucks and the used CD place. It's rather kick ass.

That is pretty kick ass right there. I wish I could get that for $10.

Peeping Tom - Five Seconds (Feat. Odd Nosdam)
Holy shit this is amazing.

Praeserpium Machinarum · « **Reply #471 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 10:01 »

Skade - Udstrakt Hånd(Outstreched Hand)

More of my pseudo-musical sonic pollution.
Anyone have tips regarding electronic music or know where you might find such? Does anyone make electronica on these here forums?

Misereatur · « **Reply #472 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 10:31 »

I've always been interested in making Electronica. But never got around to it except for some expiriments in AudioMulch. What equipment do you use?

Cranes - Living And Breathing

Praeserpium Machinarum · « **Reply #473 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 11:16 »

Well that's where the pseudo-musical part comes in.
I don't play an instrument(yeah I know I am going about it all wrong...), so I just bang on everything within reach. My equipment consists of my computer and a shoddy headset. Right now I manipulate all sorts of sounds in Audacity, which is a rather simplistic program.
It is quite rough and amateurish for now but everything has to start somewhere. I figure if I want anything worthwhile I should move on to more advanced programs like Fruity Loops or something.

Misereatur · « **Reply #474 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 16:31 »

I'd suggest you try AudioMulch. I think its probably one of the best electronic music software out there. It has pretty much all you need, but working with other softwares together with it would probably be best.
Audacity is a great sofware too. Combining to two would probably be awsome.

NP:
Boris - Heavy Friends

Merkava · « **Reply #475 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 18:42 »

Mobius Band - The Loving Sounds of Static

I was up at 1:20 a couple of nights ago and saw that Subterranian was on MTV2 and I happened to catch this video. I was suprised. What an awesome song. I don't know if the rest of their stuff is this good, but this is great.

Teh_Shinobi · « **Reply #476 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 20:05 »

The Mountain Goats - This Year

I like listening to this song when I'm having a shitty day.
Perks me right up. ^_^

"I broke free on a Saturday morning,
I put the pedal to the floor.
Headed north on Mills Avenue,
and listened to the engine roar.

My broken house behind me and good things ahead,
a girl named Cathy wants a little of my time.
Six cylinders underneath the hood crashing and kicking,
Ha ha! listen to the engine whine!

I am gonna make it through this year if it kills me!"

eyepatch · « **Reply #477 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 20:24 »

Quote from: Merkava

Mobius Band - The Loving Sounds of Static

I was up at 1:20 a couple of nights ago and saw that Subterranian was on MTV2 and I happened to catch this video. I was suprised. What an awesome song. I don't know if the rest of their stuff is this good, but this is great.

They're a good band, personally I love the ending to 'I Had a Very Good Year' - it's what got me interested.

I've been listening to Tokyo Police Club's album recently, it's pretty nifty - Pixel Panda, too.

Kai · « **Reply #478 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 21:23 »

I just got Storm's mix cd in the mail, and while I've vaguely listened, a full review will commence tomorrow.

currently, I'm listening to the 24 minute Pink Floyd fucking medly. ARJEN FTW

Also, Storm, I am pretty pumped. You see, I am leaving town tomorrow till saturday, and I don't want to have the beans sitting around till then. So I get to pretty much drink all of them tomorrow. FUCK YES

El Opium · « **Reply #479 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 21:49 »

Seht-Despoiler

-Really cold ambient, yet not quite cold enough to fight the hellish humidity of the Iowa summer and the taste of the under-diluted lemonade I just drank.

Bunnyman · « **Reply #480 on:** 10 Jul 2006, 23:34 »

There is no such thing as under-diluted lemonade. Poorly proportioned, perhaps, but more lemon flavor is almost invariably better.

On the electronic music software note, I find Rebirth to be tremendously entertaining. The sequencer blows (I much prefer the FruityLoops one, which is bumpin'), but the sound will make any acid fan wet his pants.

Currently listening to:
Blockhead - Downtown Science

This is what instrumental hip-hop is all about. Seamlessly-produced, emotional soundscapes. Pretty bloody awesome.

IronOxide · « **Reply #481 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 05:50 »

"Down With the Sickness" - Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine

Turning into "Together We're Heavy" - The Polyphonic Spree

Good music to wake up to. Relaxing in my brain.

Misereatur · « **Reply #482 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 05:55 »

Peeping Tom - Mojo (Feat. Rahzel & Dan The Automator)

This is probably one of the best Patton albums ever.

Kai · « **Reply #483 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 07:44 »

Pink Floyd - Lucifer Sam

I felt it was appropriate.

Misereatur · « **Reply #484 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 07:47 »

You may have a point there.

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother Suite

KharBevNor · « **Reply #485 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 09:32 »

Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine

Genius. Genius!

Kai · « **Reply #486 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 09:46 »

Syd Barrett - Baby Lemonade

Willem · « **Reply #487 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 09:50 »

have put on the animals cd by PF. will put on wish you were here later on

Praeserpium Machinarum · « **Reply #488 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 10:26 »

Current 93 - The Bloodbells Chime

Fantastic song.

I was thinking of buying one of their records from this site but I do not know where to begin. Any suggestions?

KharBevNor · « **Reply #489 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 10:30 »

Off that selection, I'd start with Halo and Thunder Perfect Mind.

Pink Floyd - One of These Days

One of my favourite moments in music, still.

"ONE OF THESE DAYS I'M GONNA DANCE WITH THE LIIITLE PIXIES!"

Storm Rider · « **Reply #490 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 11:19 »

I'm pretty sure he says 'Chop you into little pieces".

Pink Floyd - Shine on You Crazy Diamond

amok · « **Reply #491 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 12:07 »

Caustic Window - AFX 114

Just been redownloading all the Aphex Twin & related stuff that I lost in a hard drive crash awhile ago. 'tis rather spiffy.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #492 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 13:06 »

Quote from: Storm Rider

I'm pretty sure he says 'Chop you into little pieces".

According to my dad, it is actually 'one of those days I'm gonna chop you to little pieces' and one of these days I'm gonna dance with the little pixies' played both at the same time, and he's been listening to Pink Floyd records for, well, a long long time, so I trust him on that.

I'm not listening to anything at the moment. I'm playing with my shiny new Hohner harmonica support and Lee Oskar blues harp in G. It is like a stereotypical prison cell in here, and I can still type. Genius!

Praeserpium Machinarum · « **Reply #493 on:** 11 Jul 2006, 14:01 »

The Raveonettes - Veronica Fever

Damn The Raves were downright dangerous on Whip It On!
Not to say that what came after was bad but Chain Gang of Love was arguably more poppy.
Then on Pretty in Black they became a bit confused and took the 60's loving a wee step too far.
The track with Ronnie Spector was weak and weird in my opinion.

The Eyeball Kid · « **Reply #494 on:** 12 Jul 2006, 01:46 »

All the random bits of Syd Barrett I have. I don't have The Laughing Gnome, though.
Its very nice and english and charming and sweet, and you could probably sink into it with the right chemicals and be quite hapy for a long time

Bunnyman · « **Reply #495 on:** 12 Jul 2006, 02:38 »

Add N to {x} - The Sound of Accelerating Concrete

Just picked up the album "On The Wires Of Our Nerves" for dirt cheap (yaay used at Rasputin) and I'm damn impressed. Add N to

sounds a lot cooler when they're rocking out and doing awesome experimental Moog-dickery instead of electroclash-with-vocoders. Not that the latter would *necessarily* be a bad idea. But nontheless. Twisted and atmospheric electronic seen through the sepia-tone of vintage synthesizers.

amok · « **Reply #496 on:** 12 Jul 2006, 02:40 »

Nurse With Wound - Woollen Numbness of Anaesthesia

Honestly I have no idea what's going on here but it's strangely compelling.

Lummer · « **Reply #497 on:** 12 Jul 2006, 03:18 »

Emperor - "IX Equilibrium".

Not much to discuss, other than the fact that this album is 60 kinds of awesome all at once.

Zaarin · « **Reply #498 on:** 12 Jul 2006, 04:16 »

The Fall - Grotesque (After the Gramme) - "How I Wrote Elastic Man"

The first time I heard this song (about a week ago), I was struck with the funniest sensation of déjà entendu. For some reason the chorus sounds really, really familiar. Can anyone recall what I might be thinking of?

And am I the only one who could swear Mark E. Smith is actually saying "How I Wrote Plastic Man"?

Praeserpium Machinarum · « **Reply #499 on:** 12 Jul 2006, 06:53 »

Ulver - Blinded by Blood

As far as I can discern this is a song for Garm's son(?). What is interesting is that it is a bit on the newage side and has a soul vocal sample ala Moby in it. Which is the complete opposite of the racket that is Christmas just before it. There is a good deal of contrast on Blood Inside.

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Scytale

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Willem

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Merkava

Teh_Shinobi

eyepatch

El Opium

Bunnyman

Willem

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The Eyeball Kid

Bunnyman

Zaarin

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