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              Annuals + Sunfold - Wet Zoo [Split EP]

         
                 

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http://www.mediafire.com/?pl3so3htje1

[squawk]

Peter Bjorn and John - Falling Out



Around this time last year I was obsessed with PB&J's album Writer's Block and now I'm obsessed with this one. I think I like this one more than WB and that album is one I would consider a favorite of all-time! That is how good Falling Out is, especially since it contains songs like "Big Black Coffin", and cover of the Concretes' "Teen Love", and also "Tailormade", which I think is the most gorgeous thing they've ever done. Anyway, our favorite Swedish friends have an instrumental album out in the fall of this year, which should be interesting. And good.

Peter Bjorn and John are three guys from Stockholm who have a knack for fine power pop-influenced and new wave-tinged guitar pop. Peter handles the vocals and guitars, John the drums, and Bjorn mans the bass and various keyboards; between them they have created a fresh and exciting record that is packed with great songs and intriguing sounds. Falling Out is their American debut and it sounds like the work of a band that has been perfecting its sound for years (as they in fact have since 1999). Their tunes are colored by glockenspiels, Speak & Spells, zithers, omnichords, and cheap synths and built on wonderfully inventive and heartfelt arrangements. Beneath the rich and varied sounds are some truly powerful songs. The up-tempo tracks are tense and tough, and Peter's rasping and heart-on-sleeve vocals ride the melodies like a Joe Strummer who was grounded in pop rather than punk. Tracks like "Far Away, by My Side," the surging "It Beats Me Every Time," and "Money" clatter and soar and stick to you like marmalade. Connect the dots and you end up at the New Pornographers or Spoon. As fine as these tracks are, the soul of the record is in the ballads, and that soul has a darkness that comes only from heartbreak. "Does It Matter Now" oozes pain and sports a wrenching guitar-destroying climax. "All Those Expectations" builds from calm acoustic balladry to devastating passages of jagged guitars and mournful harmonica. "Big Black Coffin" is the centerpiece of the album, a big ballad complete with magisterial horns. The rising and falling dynamics and Peter's aching vocals place the song in epic-ville, not far from Wilco if Wilco were three pop-loving Swedes with a Spector influence and a Springsteen heart. Songs like that and "Tailormade," another track that will leave you slack-jawed at the sheer power, place them very close to the best indie rock -- no, just plain music -- being made in 2005. More punk than the Concretes, less frantic than the Shout out Louds, as catchy as the most tuneful of the U.K. post-post-post-punk merchants, Falling Out firmly establishes Peter Bjorn and John as a group to watch out for. Strike that. They are a band that has arrived in all senses of the word.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?1amo0gy5mmi

[twosheds]

The Dear Hunter - Act I: The Lake South, The River North

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http://www.mediafire.com/?zssuxkmdmd1
This reminds me of the Mars Volta even if they dont sound exactly alike... a little emo, a little indie, a little classical & opera ... pretty over the top if you're into that sorta thing. Act II is even crazier.

[amok]

Everyone should download that Venetian Snares album. It's really excellent/fairly brain melting.

Amen. Rossz is one of the finest albums ever. "kétsarkú mozgalom" and the "gloomy sunday" remix are just amazing.

[mikebulko]

missed this one!

Animal Collective - Water Curses EP (2008)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?wrmz1x11gxi
and an Avey Tare one...

Avey Tare and Kria Brekkan - Pullhair Rubeye (2008)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?7t1t5xpygjl
now THAT's crush worthy, eh butmyrobotloves?

[valley_parade]

Cruyff In The Bedroom - Saudargia


I can't find a review (it was just released in Japan), but needless to say, I think Cruyff In The Bedroom are the best shoegaze band out there right now, and this new album might be their best yet.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?chgcuujx7zg
Street Dogs - Savin Hill

Street Dogs don't put on airs. They barely put on their shirts. Savin Hill is a Boston punk record through and through, its blue-collar heart soaked in beer and blood of foe. There's a community feel here, from its titular name-check of an area in Dorchester to the makeup of the band and their special guests. Ex-Dropkick Murphys Mike McColgan and Jeff Erna (vocals and drums, respectively) join former Bruisers Rob Guidotti and bassist Johnny Rioux in Street Dogs, and Savin Hill features guest shots from Boston regulars like Bosstones Dicky Barrett and Joe Sirois and Ken Casey and Al Barr of Dropkicks. There are similarities to Do or Die, that band's raucous debut -- McColgan's heartfelt bellow is instantly recognizable, and the music often sticks similarly to tried and true street punk provocation. But the opening title track makes it quite clear that Savin is a record about the Street Dogs' own experiences, hopes, and anger -- not some sort of sequel to DKM. "Cut Down on the 12th" and "Justifiable Fisticuffs" encourage singing and slinging of pints over ringing riffs and choppy percussion, and "Don't Preach to Me" reaches way back to 1977 for a rant against hoity-toity celebrity liberalism. (Speaking of 1977, Street Dogs rip into Sham 69's "Borstal Breakout" with a "Boston Version" subtitle) But while fists and drinks are crucial to this crew, brotherhood and neighborhood ties run as deep as Savin Hill's unstoppable melodies. "Jakes" reflects on McColgan's pride over his Boston Fire Department day job, and "Stand Up" is a bootstraps-pulling rocker complete with a round of "Hey! Hey! Hey!"s. But it's "Fighter" that best represents Street Dogs. As a bittersweet tribute to a fallen comrade, it manages to tie together faith, devotion, drinking, fighting, and working-class ideals in just over three minutes of stinging, hooky punk revivalism.

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[amok]

You're my hero veep, I love that Cruyff stuff you posted before.

[valley_parade]

Thanks. I think I've posted all of their releases, except the "Young And Blind" b-side collection. I can't track it down anywhere.

There's like three other EPs, but most of what was on those is on "Young And Blind".

[amok]

EDIT: I've found Young And Blind. Stand by. Should be up by tonight.

[bangleblynn]

The Raconteurs
"Consolers of the Lonely"

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http://www.sendspace.com/file/luab51

The vinyl for this is absolutely fantastic. I've been listening to it non-stop since Saturday. I was irritated that they made it really expensive and didn't include a digital download though.

[valley_parade]

EDIT: I've found Young And Blind. Stand by. Should be up by tonight.

o/

[coldenginelogic]

A Concise history of the SUN CITY GIRLS

well, I have decided to undertake the grand task of uploading 2.5 gigs  worth (which barely scratches the surface of the entire discography, but will serve as an ample introduction to the  band

The Sun City Girls were a United States experimental rock band formed in Phoenix, Arizona in 1982. The members were Alan Bishop (bass guitar, vocals), his brother Richard Bishop (guitar, piano), and the late Charles Gocher (drums). Their name was inspired by Sun City, Arizona, an Arizona retirement community.

They found little mainstream success (and never really sought any), but they continue to inspire a devoted cult following and have recorded numerous critically acclaimed albums, released in small editions by labels like Placebo, Majora, Eclipse Records, Amarillo Records, and their own Abduction imprint. Critic Steve Leggett writes, "Throughout its history SCG has remained a challenging, unpredictable, and eclectic musical unit, operating outside the commercially driven aspirations of the mainstream recording industry, and the group has become somewhat of a beacon to independent musicians and artists everywhere."[1] Writing in the Village Voice, Ted Hendrickson argues, "They've never made any sense, conventionally speaking, and that's what makes them fun."[2]

-crappy wiki entry on band


All the albums I will be posting are high quality rips and include artwork....this will take a few days hope you enjoy--many thanks go to several internet sources for uploading these elsewhere-The Sun City Girls have an incredibly large and hard to find discography with many of their albums selling for inflated and unrealistic prices making it difficult for the uninitiated so I hope that this helps to spread the word and sounds of one of America's most enduring "Indie" acts who have consistently evolved and mutated over the years -This is not going to be everyone's cup tea-if you are easily swayed to buy music from TV commercials this might eat your entire music collection and shit out pieces of mp3 bone while rabidly dry humping your Morrisey singles into prison sex submission

Sun City Girls-Sun City Girls-1984

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http://www.mediafire.com/?0qily5rmd0x
Sun City Girls-Grotto of Miracles -1986

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http://www.mediafire.com/?3mynlrdyilj
and I will be uploading this all day

[amok]

o/

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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HLALIP8Q
Cruyff in the Bedroom - Young And Blind

In return, all I ask is that you listen to the CBP album I put up halfway down page 84. It really is one of the finest records ever.

[coldenginelogic]

For those that want to follow along you can find the official discography here :
http://www.suncitygirls.com/discography/full_length.php
and as mentioned all of these have the artwork


Sun City Girls-Horse Cock Phepner-1987

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Sun City Girls-Torch of the Mystics-1990

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http://www.mediafire.com/?lmvnm3oidjz

[coldenginelogic]

Sun City Girls-Dawn of The Devi-1991

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http://www.mediafire.com/?nehjspdp9ty
Sun City Girls--Bright Surroundings Dark Beginnings-1993

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http://www.mediafire.com/?zxqnzjnyywk
Sun City Girls-Kaliflower-1993

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http://www.mediafire.com/?mtmym4jds5u
BTW these dates coincide with the particular issue year of this copy not necessarily the actual year of release

[imapiratearg]

Death Cab for Cutie - Narrow Stairs

Sweet.

[breakfastcake]

It better be real.

[Jackie Blue]

Death Cab for Cutie - Narrow Stairs

April Fools?

"On March 31, a fake version of the album was "leaked" on various torrent sites as an April Fool's prank with only "I Will Possess Your Heart" correct of all the Narrow Stairs songs named. The rest of the songs were by German indie band Velveteen, but due to the two bands having a very similar sound, some fans weren't sure at first if the files were in fact fake."

[breakfastcake]

Oh, fuck you. I should avoid the Internet on days like today.

[imapiratearg]

I don't know, there's some pretty great stuff that happened on the internet today.

[coldenginelogic]

Sun City Girls-Pelican 92-1993

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http://www.mediafire.com/?wbmxnmg01oz
Sun City Girls-Juggernaut-1993

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http://www.mediafire.com/?gcnnmn9yca4

[Jackie Blue]

I'm the April Fool's Day version of the Grinch.  I just hate it.  I hate knowing that every single thing I see today will be some half-assed attempt at humor (YouTube's rickrolling thing was just retarded).

And I can't help but wonder, what if one April Fool's Day something actually really bad happens and nobody believes it?  A friend of mine had their car stolen today.  HA HA.

[ohwellwhatever]

Hi, I've been reading this thread for quite a while and the pere ubu post made me register to say "hell yeah, more pere ubu!"
I'm uploading felt and family fodder right now.
And a couple more things off my chest: animal collective is NOT experimental music and belle and sebastian is NOT twee-pop.

[Jackie Blue]

And a couple more things off my chest: animal collective is NOT experimental music and belle and sebastian is NOT twee-pop.

"Experimental" isn't a genre, and despite my general ambivalence toward AC, they do incorporate elements of experimentality in their music.

Just as Belle and Sebastian incorporate elements of twee and pop.  To deny that is to sound like an April Fool's Troll.

[ohwellwhatever]

Okay, here it is.
Felt - Forever Breathes the Lonely Word
Felt is probably one of the best bands of the 80s and arguable the most underrated. I strongly advise those poor demented souls who believe that b&s is twee-shitpop download Felt and find out where b&s really took off.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?qxzwmgyvmwbFamily Fodder - Monkey Banana Kitchen
If you claim you are into post-punk, new wava yadda yadda and haven't heard Family Fodder, I hate you. My most dearly beloved band (well, maybe after boredoms and b&s).

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http://www.mediafire.com/?zszj0g3my0dThat should justify my presence and thumbs up for pere ubu.

[Jackie Blue]

Your presence would be justified better by being less of a dick.

Just sayin', man.  You have good taste in music but three's no need to be throwing superlatives around like "twee-shitpop".  There is a lot of good twee-based music out there and if you like Belle and Sebastian I can't imagine how you don't like any twee unless you just haven't heard much of it.

[coldenginelogic]

One More before heading out tonight
Sun City Girls Live at C.O.N. Artists-1993

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[suitupletsgo]

if experimental isn't a genre, then what does fantomas and mr. bungle fall into?

well, pretty much any mike patton project, save for lovage and stuff.

also, with the sun city girls records. which is your personal favourite? all of these albums are a little overwhelming.

[agers]

Just thought I would register and say hello and thanks for the music - I've downloaded and listened to a hell of a lot of music in here. My upload speed isn't too hot but I will make an effort and upload some stuff later in the week. Cheers Peeps...

[ohwellwhatever]

kay sorry, all the teenage hipsters with their twees kinda piss me off really hard. I've been listening to b&s for years before that twee-word even started circulating and it hurts to see one of my beloved bands tagged along with all this monstrosity.
Anyway, I'll upload one of their latest eps, which is lovely and some more essential bands that I don't remember seeing in this thread.
Sun city's torch of the mystics is my personal favourite.

[coldenginelogic]

if experimental isn't a genre, then what does fantomas and mr. bungle fall into?

well, pretty much any mike patton project, save for lovage and stuff.

also, with the sun city girls records. which is your personal favourite? all of these albums are a little overwhelming.

330,003 Crossdressers from Beyond the Rig Veda is the LP everyone tells people to listen to and that seems to be the favored one amongst a large segment of fans ( I will be upping a remastered version of that later tonight or tomorrow) Its hard to say which is a favorite-when I get in the mood for the Sun City Girls it tends to be a multi album cycle--I recommend diving into one because chances are if something catches your ear on that release you will be inclined to listen to more but for the sake of popularity and whats been uploaded today try Dawn of the Devi it is a close second to being a top recommended album by them so it migh tbe an easy jumping point....I suppose it is a bit overwhelming but I also know how incredibly hard it is to find some of these so I am hoping long time fans might have reason to smile as well

[Jackie Blue]

kay sorry, all the teenage hipsters with their twees kinda piss me off really hard. I've been listening to b&s for years before that twee-word even started circulating

Um.

Twee-pop was around before Belle and Sebastian.  Heard of The Vaselines?   

EDIT: Or Cub?  Or The Shop Assistants?  Or any cuddlecore bands?  Or Beat Happening?  Or uh, SARAH RECORDS?!

[Trillian]

kay sorry, all the teenage hipsters with their twees kinda piss me off really hard. I've been listening to b&s for years before that twee-word even started circulating and it hurts to see one of my beloved bands tagged along with all this monstrosity.
Anyway, I'll upload one of their latest eps, which is lovely and some more essential bands that I don't remember seeing in this thread.
Sun city's torch of the mystics is my personal favourite.

Honey, hate to burst your bubble, but you are closer to "teenage" and "hipster" than you might think.  Granted I am young as well.  It probably might be a good idea to have a basis for your opinion instead of just throwing bits if incorrect information about.  It is just kind of darshy to say "HAH YOUR MUSIC SUCKS", not give any reasoning behind it, and just leave it at that.  Good for you that you have good taste in music, so do a lot of us in here. 

P.S.
You should possibly look up Twee before making comments like "I've been listening to b&s for years before that twee-word even started circulating".  B&S formed in 1996...Twee is not something that started circulating after that point.  It was around even ten years prior. 

[ohwellwhatever]

Belle & Sebastian - Books
A double A-side, absolute must-have. The first track is highly unusual for b&s, that makes it even more precious.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?k1zftxn3mbdBelle & Sebastian - Funny Little Frog
A pretty good single for those who can't get nuff of the life pursuit.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?jxjp2zyfiiithe ex and boredoms coming up

Umm, I absolutely love Vaselines, the other bands you mentioned are definitely not my piece of cake, esp cub. Anyway, I never happened to hear the term twee-pop before 00s if that's important.
Regarding Vaselines, back then we used to call it avant-pop or something like that, having dEUS as a perfect example of an avant-pop band.  Who are releasing a new album soon by the way. Which will probably suck, at least the first singles do.B&S are also coming from baroque pop or as it is now called chamber-pop, which sounds kinda nicer to me.

Anyway, it doesn't matter, does it.

[suitupletsgo]

if experimental isn't a genre, then what does fantomas and mr. bungle fall into?

well, pretty much any mike patton project, save for lovage and stuff.

also, with the sun city girls records. which is your personal favourite? all of these albums are a little overwhelming.

330,003 Crossdressers from Beyond the Rig Veda is the LP everyone tells people to listen to and that seems to be the favored one amongst a large segment of fans ( I will be upping a remastered version of that later tonight or tomorrow) Its hard to say which is a favorite-when I get in the mood for the Sun City Girls it tends to be a multi album cycle--I recommend diving into one because chances are if something catches your ear on that release you will be inclined to listen to more but for the sake of popularity and whats been uploaded today try Dawn of the Devi it is a close second to being a top recommended album by them so it migh tbe an easy jumping point....I suppose it is a bit overwhelming but I also know how incredibly hard it is to find some of these so I am hoping long time fans might have reason to smile as well

thanks, downloading now.

[Jackie Blue]

Regarding Vaselines, back then we used to call it avant-pop or something like that

Back then?  Dude you're 22!  The Vaselines were active when you were 1 or 2 years old!  Even I'm not old enough that I listened to them when they were active, I listened to them mostly post-'94.  When you were eight!

And it was called twee.

Just admit you are wrong and don't let this be the way everyone remembers your appearance on the forum.  Seriously, "twee" has been around for roughly 22 years.  You can't backpedal your way around that.  It's an actual fact.

[ohwellwhatever]

Oh god, by "back then" I obviously meant the 90s. I do know when they appeared and disbanded, mind you.
Okay, sorry, I guess I missed the origin of that twee thingy in cold scary Russia.

[karl gambolputty...]

All this talk of twee and no mention of The Softies, it's a goddamned crime

The Softies - It's Love

A gorgeously melancholy debut, It's Love forgoes the ebullient love-rock of singer/guitarist Rose Melberg's tenure with Tiger Trap to focus on skeletal guitar/harmony duets with partner Jen Sbragia; simple and beautiful, tracks like "I Love You More," "Charms Around Your Wrist" and "Fragile, Don't Crush" are as sweet as cotton candy -- pure indie-pop perfection. Bonus points for the wonderful cover of Talulah Gosh's "I Can't Get No Satisfaction (Thank God)."

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The Softies - Holiday In Rhode Island

On Holiday in Rhode Island, the Softies continue their simple and sweet variety of heart-on-their-sleeve indie pop. On "Sleep Away Your Troubles," the melody between Rose Melberg and Jen Sbragia showcases the duo's simple and refreshing instrumentation and musical approach. The songs remain introspective and focused on the frailties of human relationships. The band never bought into the standard indie pop sound, instead focusing on a storytelling approach, rarely singing much above a hushed whisper. Even somber songs like "These Sad Times" and "The Beginning of the End" retain dashes of optimism intertwined with the overall melancholy mood of the songs. The duo's wistful songs like "Me and the Bees" and the title track create a poignant and mellow environment that few bands are able to match. Melberg's soft and tender vocals lead the way on all of the tracks. With this disc, Melberg solidified herself as one of the most disarming vocalists in the indie scene.

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[Trillian]

Jackie keeps beating me. 

I suppose that, no, it doesn't really matter that you are wrong...we just don't like it when people are ill-informed and kind of jerky about it.  I really just wanted to point out that it was incorrect information because to some of us, when it comes to the discussion of things we love, we like to be accurate.  I don't personally want to give someone bad information, even inadvertently. 

[MusicScribbles]

coldenginelogic, you don't have to post the entire discography. I was going to put up Torch of the Mystics and Dante's Disneyland Inferno tonight.

I was going to upload these to mediafire.
I could instead give out sharebee links for the entire discography, which was posted a while ago on the atease forums. I'm sure they still work. I definitely don't own the SCG's discography myself because of their large back catalogue.
So, I could give out the links for every album, as long as sharebee is okay with those who care.

[Jackie Blue]

Jackie keeps beating me. 

Spankings do not count as beatings.   

[Trillian]

No...I suppose that is true.  Good thing I wasn't referring to that.  Although now that you bring it up...

[ohwellwhatever]

Boredoms - live in sunflancisco
This is a short drums-only 2-song ep. Super roots 9 is another notable live album, which is also pretty amazing, but on a whole bigger scale.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?ml2qzj9nw3gthe Ex and Tom Cora - Scrabbling At The Lock
Simply stunning, my second favourite ex album after dizzy spells. Also, Yann Tiersen covered state of shock from this album, which is available on his "on tour" album. Ex's latest LP "turn" is also gorgeous, but I forgot it in Moscow, so hint hint.

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[dalconnsuch]

people are way too picky about the request rule

[Ocarina654]

Hey ohwellwhatever I suggest fixing that picture (by hosting it from your own photobucket account) before people start yelling rules at you.

Also, Sun City Girls is awesome, thanks.

[twosheds]

Protest the Hero - Fortress

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Protest the Hero's Fortress owes much of its sound to progressive metal, even if its post-hardcore and punk metal influences are still evident. The new sound is detectable as soon as vocalist Rody Walker begins singing on the opening song, "Bloodmeat," when an initial quick burst of a verse gives way to chorus that floats over pounding rhythms and a background string section. The piece sets the tone for what is to come; Fortress is just as aggressive and intense as the band's debut album, Kezia, but not as dark, even as Walker shifts between operatic melodies and guttural grunts and screams. (This happens frequently throughout Fortress, and the singer is adept at both.) Both albums carry a theme throughout -- Kezia is a "situationist requiem," according to the band, while Fortress is ostensibly about goddess worship -- but the latter is more consistent in its presentation. Whereas Kezia concentrated more on Protest the Hero's achieving technical expertise, Fortress is from a band whose abilities have caught up with their vision. The album is deeper, stronger, more original, and consequently more fun. More risks are taken, from the nearly hidden horns on "The Dissentience" to the shimmering piano solo at the beginning of "Sequoia Throne" and the playful interlude that bridges "Palms Read" and "Limb from Limb." Protest the Hero is having fun with their creativity here, and Fortress is a better album for it. However, it all goes by a bit too quickly -- the songs may be epic, but the entire album is pounding and frantic. What should be a marathon is conducted at a sprinting pace, and if there's any complaint, it's that there is no time to slow down and appreciate how far Protest the Hero has come since their debut album. There are plenty of interesting things that take place on Fortress, but it may take repeated listens to take it all in.

[drexnexlo]

Freshly ripped from my turntable!  320 kbps, artwork included.  Awesome collection of american immigrant songs from 1927-1948.   a little of everything on this one!  this is my first post, and so i thought i would up my newest purchase from the record shop.  I Don't Feel at Home in this World Anymore is a Mississippi records release, which pretty much assures it's excellence (in my opinion)    Based on the response of this one i will up some more for all those interested!  ENJOY!

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[Beast]

The Muppet Show (1977)

Released 1977 by Arista Records. Produced by Jim Henson, with the help of Peter Harris. LP and cassette.

Arista released this terrific collection of songs from the first season of "The Muppet Show". The same cover was also used on the front of the Muppet Show lunchbox (1978).

The Muppet Show album achieved Gold and Platinum status in both the United States and the United Kingdom. This album also won a Grammy in the "Best Recording for Children" category.


The UK version of this record (released on PYE) features two bonus tracks, "Pachalafaka" and "Hugga Wugga", as mentioned below. The UK record also includes a Gatefold cover which has a large picture of Kermit squatting under the Muppet Show logo, with pictures of the characters surrounding him from the first season. The same picture of Kermit is used on the large 3-D promotional poster. The back of the UK cover also features a picture of Droop on a motorcycle.

Side One:
1. The Muppet Show (The Entire Cast)
2. Mississippi Mud
3. Mahna Mahna
4. The Great Gonzo Eats a Rubber Tire to "The Flight of the Bumble Bee"
5. Mr. Bassman (As Sung by Floyd and Scooter)
6. Cottleston Pie (As Sung by Rowlf)
7. The Amazing Marvin Suggs and his Muppaphone Play "Lady of Spain"
* Pachalafaka (UK release)
8. Lydia the Tattooed Lady (As Sung by Kermit)
9. Halfway Down the Stairs (As Sung by Kermit's nephew, Robin)

Side Two:
1. Tenderly (As Sung by Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem)
2. I'm In Love with a Big Blue Frog
3. Tit Willow (As Sung by Rowlf and Sam the Eagle)
4. Veterinarian's Hospital (A Soap Opera)
5. Simon Smith and His Amazing Dancing Bear (As Sung by Scooter and danced by Fozzie)
6. What Now My Love? (As Sung by Miss Piggy)
7. A Monologue by Fozzie Bear (With the assistance of Kermit)
* Hugga Wugga (UK release)
8. Trees (As Sung by Wayne and Wanda)
9. Sax and Violence (With Saxophone by Zoot)
10. Bein' Green (As Sung by Kermit)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/62417689/The_Muppet_Show_Album_I.rar
The Muppet Show 2 (1978)

Released 1978 by Arista Records. Produced by Jim Henson, with the help of Peter Harris. LP and cassette.

Here's another collection of songs and sketches from "The Muppet Show", this time from the second season. This record came in a neat picture sleeve which features pictures of various Muppets under the opening theme arches. The picture sleeve was included on a Gateway cover with the UK release (PYE Records).

Side One:
1. The Muppet Show Theme
2. Baby Face
3. There's A New Sound (As Sung by Scooter)
4. A Monologue (By Fozzie Bear)
5. Cuento Le Gusta (As Sung by Miss Piggy and The Pigs)
6. Who (As Sung by Zelda and Her Singing Owl)
7. Time In A Bottle
8. An Editorial by Sam the Eagle
9. Borneo
10. At The Dance
11. Upidee
12. Just One Person

Side Two:
1. Happy Feet (As Sung by Kermit)
2. Pigs In Space
3. I'm Five (As Sung by Robin)
4. Sea Chantey (Link Hogthrob, Scooter, Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, Robin)
5. New York State of Mind (As Sung by Floyd)
6. The Pig Calypso
7. When (As Sung by Rowlf)
8. A Gypsy's Violin
9. Wishing Song (As Sung by Gonzo)
10. Animal Sings Gershwin
11. For What It's Worth
12. We Got Us
13. Closing Theme

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http://rapidshare.com/files/62420635/The_Muppet_Show_Album_II.rar

[Trillian]

I LOVE MUPPETS!  Yay. 



The Unforgiving Sounds of Maow by Maow

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http://www.mediafire.com/?1ymyw1edttd
Some more cuddlecore stuff.  Yay.  This is actually Neko Case's first vocal gig, which I thought was kind of rad. 

[Jackie Blue]

I've got yer cuddle right here, baby.