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Dimmukane:

--- Quote from: Cernunnos on 03 Feb 2009, 19:36 ---Guys this is going to be tricky, for reasons I will not disclose immediately. Also, I was not precise in my ordering.

Mogwai
Do Make Say Think
Black Moth super Rainbow
Dead meadow
Califone
Palace brothers/music/will oldham etc.
Eluvium
Beck
Caribou/Manitoba

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*ahem*

GET OUT OF HERE, STALKER!


The reason I say this is because it strikes me as the kind of music that someone who likes Tarkovsky films would like.  Stalker was my favorite, and there was a game that had a hilarious bug involving that quote based on the movie. 

But seriously, a lot of those bands make music that leaves me thinking about just sitting somewhere devoid of people and observing nature carry on around me.  Tarkovsky films do this to me also. 

Therefore, you are a fan of Tarkovsky films, as well as many other directors who use long takes and lots of nature-centric imagery.  You might even be a film student (I recall reading you saying this somewhere, so that's kind of cheating), but as is evident from the dreamlike quality of the music you listen to, your head is in the clouds a lot and you strive to find or create imagery that mimics the effect that music has on you.

I am not very good at this.

Cernunnos:
Close, yet so far. I am not a film student, however I am an art student. Also, I have never seen any Tarkovsky films. But you'd be right to say that I would probably like them a lot. I do have a tendency to build my Art directly out of the aesthetic motifs processes and materials (often natural) that surround me without overlaying my own "style", if i have one. So, yes.

IronOxide:
I'll bite, top 15 artists from the past three months.

1. Low
2. Shellac
3. David Bowie
4. Scout Niblett
5. Silkworm
6. Yo La Tengo
7. Final Fantasy
8. Bonnie "Prince" Billy
9. Nina Nastasia
10. John Cage
11. The Who
12. The Sea and Cake
13. Belle and Sebastian
14. Paul Hindemith
15. New York Philharmonic/Leonard Bernstein

De_El:
Man, I kinda want to ask peeps to do me (hurr hurr), but I don't really feel like my Last.FM top anythings are terribly representative. Although it does amuse me that my top eleven songs overall are 10 Joy Division songs and "Naki Kyoku" ("Naki Kyoku" is the fucking tops).

Last three months is okay I guess
1. Joy Division
2. David Bowie
3. Boris
4. Hüsker Dü
5. Black Flag
6. Brian Eno
7. Cat Power
8. Bob Marley and the Wailers
9. The Stooges
10. The Walkmen
11. The Smiths
12. The Cure
13. Television
14. Nine Inch Nails
14. Guided By Voices

MrBlu:

--- Quote from: onewheelwizzard on 02 Feb 2009, 20:56 ---What I meant by that was that he should listen to some music that doesn't make him feel like a poser (because those artists are OK for white people to like) but doesn't make him feel painfully white either (because those artists have cred with black people too).

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OK, so I'm black, but I'm self conscious about it, because I like Broken Social Scene. What do I listen to?

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