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Most Inaccessible Album of All-Time?
a pack of wolves:
--- Quote from: zerodrone on 24 Nov 2007, 09:27 ---THE TALKING HEADS?! THE FUCKING BEATLES?!
Try "getting into" Wolf Eyes.
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Wolf Eyes are really accessible! It's like noise but with rock structuring. Hell, people dance to Wolf Eyes. The Beatles though, I just never understood what it is that makes them this genius thing people talk about. But Wolf Eyes are easy to make sense of.
Jackie Blue:
Wolf Eyes are easily understood if you've ever encountered anything like them before. When I play them for people whose tastes don't extend much past Devendra Banhart in the "weird" direction, they usually recoil in horror and, occassionally, begin sobbing.
a pack of wolves:
OK, admittedly I am the kind of person who potters about humming Scissor Girls songs. But still, for me The Beatles are still far more inaccessible.
I wish I'd ever made somebody sob by playing them music. It would be rather satisfying.
Misereatur:
Apparently even the heaviest noise fans found the latest Lietterschpich album terrifying.
Jackie Blue:
--- Quote from: a pack of wolves on 24 Nov 2007, 13:07 ---I wish I'd ever made somebody sob by playing them music. It would be rather satisfying.
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One time a girlfriend and I were on mushrooms and I played Flying Saucer Attack's New Lands and she said it was the most depressing, machinelike music ever.
I thought it was soothing. :-(
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