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[ampersandwitch]

Requesting 5 please.
Thank you.

[morca007]

While we're on a classical trip, I have every Shostakovich symphony ever on here. Be fucked if I'm uploading the whole batch but if anyone wants to request a couple (or pick a random number between 1 and 15), I'm game.

<3 Russian Composers.

[amok]

Absolutely. Rachmaninov is my hero and Shosta's works redefine 'epic', especially the 4th and 5th.

Requesting 5 please.
Thank you.

You have chosen... wisely.

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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CRPKXY0D5th

[ampersandwitch]

The entry code was HAA for me which is accurate because that's the noise I made when I saw the music description area.

[amok]

[bbqrocks]

In response to the obscure black metal offer I would love some thanks... I'm seeing mayhem in a couple of weeks in London. Can't Wait!!!!!!

Sure thing. Heres half of a vlad tepes/belketre split, two of the most well known LLN bands. I will have the other half up soon.

Vlad Tepes- March to the black holocaust

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h**p://www.mediafire.com/?c3jeydxdxxt

[valley_parade]

Usually not that big of a BM fan, but that's some good stuff.

Plus you can't go wrong with a band named "Vlad Tepes".

[valley_parade]

The American Analog Set - Know By Heart

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http://www.mediafire.com/?5myox2j4xdu

On Know by Heart American Analog Set plugs along in their characteristic lo-fi manner, with hypnotic guitars, mellow basslines, and careful lyrics by Andrew Kenny. Its rolling melodic lines and subtle textures continue in the vein of their previous albums and in the direction taken by its predecessor, Golden Band. Know by Heart culminates with "Aaron and Maria," a foray into crystalline, driving-tongue-in-cheek platitudes. And songs like "Punk as Fuck," "The Postman," and "Know by Heart," where Mark Smith's skittering drumwork provides the spine for a kinetically downbeat sonic experience, epitomize American Analog Set's penchant for straightforward minimalist elegance.

My favorite AmAnSet album. Can upload more if you guys want.

[bbqrocks]

Hehe, thats true. They are french however.

Anyways, here is the other half of the split. Don't expect anything as great as the first half, but its still good fun, and a fair bit rawer for you raw-BM fans (if there is any).

Belketre- March to the black holocaust

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http://www.mediafire.com/?ek1wbzzltx1
So what do you want now-Quality or Obscurity?

[valley_parade]

I liked Pest when he was with Gorgoroth. Was he ever in any other bands?

[bbqrocks]

No, I don't believe he was..

Anyways, whether anyone wants it or not I am uploading

Trörkrvisätänsrökrëh - Khr'iirëëh Z˙sthlkonr Tsavlr Kélsäth Trörkrvisätäns

For pure lulz.

[valley_parade]

I'd download that if I could pronounce it.

[KickThatBathProf]

Oooh, I lost all of my Shostakovich Symphonies.  Thank you very much, amok!

Can I also request Nos. 7 and 10?

That would be superb

[bbqrocks]

If you could pronounce that you would probably get some kind of award from some kvlt black metal society.

Anyways, here you go.




Trörkrvisätänsrökrëh - Khr'iirëëh Z˙sthlkonr Tsavlr Kélsäth Trörkrvisätäns

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http://www.mediafire.com/?4bhzkmszzkx

[Falco]

Sun - I'll Be The Same

Sun is the coupling of sound artist OREN AMBARCHI and musician-producer CHRIS TOWNEND. The pair have been kindred spirits for many years, with Townend being a sensitive and crucial ear in engineering Ambarchi's landmark solo recordings. It was their shared love for expansive pop that led them to their first musical collaboration together as Sun, released on Staubgold in 2003. The self-titled debut was a laidback delight of many melodic charms and artful creation, as sweet as it was wry in its lyricism. Those trademarks continue with "I'll Be The Same", though the songs here are more freewheeling pleasures where an unaffected sense of experimentalism breezes in.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?dawx14czztg
More coming up.

This is a beautiful album would love to hear more from these guys

[valley_parade]

Death From Above 1979 - You're a Woman, I'm a Machine

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http://www.mediafire.com/?1kwomc1wzyx

[Misereatur]

I'm glad you liked it, Falco! Unfortunately I can't find their first album anywhere.

I'd post a huge upload post with a lot of shit I love but someone already did it for me!

http://soundweave.blogspot.com/

Thanks for the link, but what's the password for that Alabama Thunderpussy album?

[amok]

Oooh, I lost all of my Shostakovich Symphonies.  Thank you very much, amok!

Can I also request Nos. 7 and 10?

That would be superb

I am working on this, it just keeps getting stuck. Should be done by tonight.

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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6YUUL63L7th

[bangleblynn]

Just wanted to say thanks for all the Metric a few pages ago. A friend of mine went on and on about it for the last year. Now that she's off campus I find myself wanting to listen to it without her to get the music from. 

I remember earlier someone was mentioning the new Hot Chip album, does anyone still want that? I can get it on Wednesday.

[bbqrocks]

I would like it. 

Don't know whether there are any flamenco fans here (I aren't one) but I have this random album lying around, apparently its flamenco with fusion bits in but I have no idea. All I know is that it is live, awesome, and incredibly fast. Enjoy.

Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - Friday Night In San Francisco

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h*tp://www.mediafire.com/?4gczz0xccvo

[amok]

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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6LT1KNQBShosta's 10th

[bbqrocks]

Death From Above 1979 - You're a Woman, I'm a Machine

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http://www.mediafire.com/?1kwomc1wzyx

Thank you! I'm liking this a lot. Quite unlike anything I have heard for a while.

Now, because of my ultra slow upload speeds, I'm going to put up a list of files that I will upload if anyone asks.

Kindzadza- Waves from Inner Space (dark psychedelic trance)
Pazuzu- And All Was Silent (folk/dark-ish ambient)
VA- Finzi: Clarinet Concerto, 5 Bagatelles, 3 Soliloquies, Romance (classical)
The Wombats- A Guide To Love, Loss & Desperation (UK indie-ish rock/pop type stuff)
Merzbow- (hell, I have tons of merzbow. Just say if you want any album and I will probably have it/be able to find it).

[ampersandwitch]

Clarinet

If anyone wants classical clarinet i have so much it is not even funny.

[bbqrocks]

Do you have any other finzi works?

[ampersandwitch]

As I understand it he wasn't really too heavy on the clarinet though.
Do you want anything in particular?

[bbqrocks]

Just wondering whether you had any, really.

[Dimmukane]

After Mountains in the Sky, there is no more need for music.  Just stop.

[Caspian]

If you could pronounce that you would probably get some kind of award from some kvlt black metal society.

Anyways, here you go.
Trörkrvisätänsrökrëh - Khr'iirëëh Z˙sthlkonr Tsavlr Kélsäth Trörkrvisätäns

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http://www.mediafire.com/?4bhzkmszzkx

!! Black Legions for the win

I'm quite a big fan of Vlad Tepes myself. Terrible, terrible production aside, there's some really massive riffs in there.

I might upload their Broullions II album myself in a few days.

Also: Have you got any Boreb? There's this other forum boards I frequent (Metal Archives) and Boreb is a running joke there for his obscurity and terribleness. If you have any it would be much appreciated.

[bulldawg982]

damn, with all this music going around i was wondering if anyone could get me a copy of the avett brothers - Mignonette and anything by the everybodyfields (especially nothing is okay), i believe it made it on rolling stones top albums of the year, coming in around 20)

[bbqrocks]

If you could pronounce that you would probably get some kind of award from some kvlt black metal society.

Anyways, here you go.
Trörkrvisätänsrökrëh - Khr'iirëëh Z˙sthlkonr Tsavlr Kélsäth Trörkrvisätäns

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http://www.mediafire.com/?4bhzkmszzkx

!! Black Legions for the win

I'm quite a big fan of Vlad Tepes myself. Terrible, terrible production aside, there's some really massive riffs in there.

I might upload their Broullions II album myself in a few days.

Also: Have you got any Boreb? There's this other forum boards I frequent (Metal Archives) and Boreb is a running joke there for his obscurity and terribleness. If you have any it would be much appreciated.

This isn't actually black legions, though. It's part of a different circle emulating the black legions. I will see whether I can get some boreb... Look in the 'metal' topic for all the other LLN releases I have- I would be happy to upload any here. 

[Noid Ximer]

Hey BBQRocks, I'd love Merzdub if you've got it... thanks man

[bbqrocks]

Sure, uploading it now (damn slow upload speeds though). Merzdub is surprisingly hard to find for being apparently one of his most accessable releases.

[PECOAE]

sorry for requesting, but the vampire weekend link from 18 pages back is dead, and i was wondering if somebody could up the s/t?

i want to see what the hype's about.

[Oscaio]

A little folktronica, also some ambient IDM

The Band's name is Patten, here is their myspace page


Patten - There Were Horizons (P 2007)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?2yegx1j1c1j

Gem! You may well remember the rather lovely little 3" CDr  we had by Patten last year (back when the shop was still open actually) that proved to be quite a hit with people. Well, it's taken a little while, but  here's the full length follow up featuring a subtle, low-key collection of  essentially guitar based tracks with gentle electronic elements. At heart  this is a plucked guitar, melodic dream-boat of a release with evocative and  simple chord structures forming the main meat of the tracks. Played with heart  and full of charm there's an innocent beauty at work here that should capture
you quickly and easily and give a healthy sense of wellbeing whilst you listen.  It has a melancholy sound at times, yet there's always an uplifting texture to  it as well that left me feeling somewhat invigorated. If you're a fan of labels  like Apestaartje or artists such as Mountains or Mole Harness, this should be on your list of things to check out. Really quite a lovely album... and a bargain too

and also some more electronica, this time from Japan. The album is a "best of", so here is the biography of the artist

Susumu Yokota emerged in the '90s as one of the most versatile electronic producers going. In his native Japan, he's been known for many years as a top-tier dance music
talent, specializing in all varieties of house while dabbling in techno, electro and trance. Aliases for his dance releases include Ringo, Prism and Sonicstuff.

Yokota gained international stature with home listeners and critics with the release  of a series of well-received ambient albums on the U.K. label Leaf, beginning in 1998
with Magic Thread, and following with Image: 1983-1998, Sakura, and 2001's Grinning Cat. While his dancefloor tracks are funky and playful with a heavy debt to epic
disco, Yokota's ambient work unfolds with the patience of a butoh dance, all small  gestures and gradually shifting layers of quiet sound. Yokota is also an accomplished
DJ, lending his mixing skills to the 2001 label retrospective Leaf Compilation.

Mark Richardson, All Music Guide

Susumu Yokota - The Skintone Collection (P 2007)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?3io1egdcnlz

[pinkpiche]

If I want non-cheesy but pretty piano pieces (preferably loooong), what should I get?

[onewheelwizzard]

Destroysall - A Tribute to Godzilla

This CD is not for the squeamish. It features the relentless assault of 15 bands, ranging in style from hardcore punk to doom-laden death metal, lovingly assembled as a tribute to Godzilla and other monsters from the Toho stable. Fittingly, the disc was released on August 1, 2003, the 35th anniversary of the Japanese release of DESTROY ALL MONSTERS.

Tracklist:
   1. In This Dying Moment by MAMMOTH
   2. Mr. Astronaut Glenn by TERMINAL LOVERS
   3. If I Were Godzilla by SLOTH
   4. Invasion Of The Neptune Men by HANGNAIL
   5. Reptilian Tonnage Of Gargantuan Enormity by GIGANTASAURUS!
   6. Leen Grizzard by SPACE FACE
   7. King Kong Is Dead by FISTULA
   8. Nonresistance City by DOT(.)
   9. Godzilla vs. Noo Yawk by NEGATIVE REACTION
  10. Smog Monster (live) by RWAKE
  11. Go Jet Jaguar by PATHETICISM
  12. By North Star, Gamera by LEVIATHAN A.D.
  13. Anarchy Fell Through by THIRD DEGREE BURNOUT
  14. Gojira No Gyakushu by THE CRUNKY KIDS
  15. Mother Godzilla by SOLACE

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http://www.sendspace.com/file/z1iqhv
Oh, and Mountains in the Sky?  AWESOME.  Thanks!

[bbqrocks]

Merzbow- Merzdub

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http://www.mediafire.com/?bbdgm3gq2sv

[bulldawg982]

The Evens - Get Evens

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

This is really good.

[McTaggart]

Merzbow- Merzdub

Wow, thanks. I remember digging around everywhere trying to find it when I first found out it existed. I wonder if I'l still be as into it as I was at the time.

[pastiche]

Dog Day - Night Group

From Allmusic

Halifax, Nova Scotia's Dog Day is a lo-fi indie pop quartet that signed on with the otherwise experimental German label Tomlab. The band started as a side project for couple Seth Smith (guitar, vocals) and Nancy Urich (bass, vocals), while the two were still members of the Burdocks. After finding satisfaction with an EP in 2005, they were joined by another couple, Casey Spidle (drums) and Crystal Thili (keyboard), who were members of hardcore punk band the Hold. They heard from Leon Taheny, who produced labelmate Final Fantasy, that Tomlab was looking for a new artist. The label agreed to issue the debut full-length Night Group in April 2007.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?0kbtytjyjum


The Finches - Six Songs

Excerpt from AlmostCool

A west-coast duo of Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs and Aaron Morgan, The Finches tread a a fine line between pop and folk on the short release, with melodic nods to both Leonard Cohen and Francoise Hardy. "The Road" opens the disc and acoustic guitar and bass provide simple but effective backing for the disarming vocals of Pennypacker Riggs, who manages to keep things light and playful without moving into overly sweet territory.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?10m4mzzjmbx

[bulldawg982]

hey, could anyone on here give me a waffles invite??? i would be willing to upload my entire hard drive if i could get one.

[ackblom12]

You should really check some of the Rules of the Forum, such as a certain sticky thread concerning Torrent invites.

[bulldawg982]

You should really check some of the Rules of the Forum, such as a certain sticky thread concerning Torrent invites.

i actually could not find the rules.... but im going to take a guess at what it says
"bulldawg is not allowed to be a waffles member"
or something along those lines?

[KickThatBathProf]

"The Rules"

And also...

If I want non-cheesy but pretty piano pieces (preferably loooong), what should I get?

Frédéric Chopin - Piano Music

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http://www.mediafire.com/?3m22y3bovzt
Debussy: Piano Works Composed by Claude Debussy and Performed by Pascal Rogé

Disc 1:

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http://www.mediafire.com/?4ommzgqg1yd
Disc 2:

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http://www.mediafire.com/?8ny5ngwjtps

[bulldawg982]

damn my bad. i just wanted a waffles account and this is the only forum thing i participate in.. so i thought i would ask on here. didnt mean to offend anyone, just looking for the cool music hook-up.

[gardenhead_]

sorry for requesting, but the vampire weekend link from 18 pages back is dead, and i was wondering if somebody could up the s/t?

i want to see what the hype's about.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?9jkm01ywdtt

[screamingfool]

hello, i'm new in these parts and would like to share some of my favorite music, since i've just perused the thread and came out with some really interesting stuff.

i see mediafire is standard, but i uploaded these for a friend a while ago and thought i'd put em here too.

'2 foot yard' was founded by one of my favorite musicians - the versatile and prolific Carla Kihlstedt. She works with tom waits a lot, if you hear violin on anything of his from 'alice' on - it's her. She also founded 'tin hat trio' now a quintet that does jazz/tango/bossanova/avant garde stuff, mostly instrumental, she was in 'charming hostess' a group that did (in her time) funk/punk renditions of eastern-european traditional folk songs, she also founded 'sleepy-time gorilla museum' a metal band with really good music and way too much cheesy metal voice to be a mainstay in my library, oh well. These are some of her more major ongoing projects, and give a sense of her range but is by no means a complete list.

2 foot yard's first album is a mix of pop, folk, jazz, avant garde, classical with a definite punk touch even though it's all violin, cello and voice;

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http://www.badongo.com/file/7406517
their second album picks up drummer and guitarist Shazad Ismally, and takes a slightly different direction than their first album. 'Borrowed Arms' has a lot more boy rock feel to it and more direct lyrics, but still manages to build on the previous album;

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http://www.badongo.com/file/7406753

if any of you like this let me know, i've got a bunch of her other work - if you really like it and live in the california bay area 2 foot yard will play the sf jazz fest march 8th;

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http://www.2footyard.com/html_site/tourpage.html

[Tom]

Excellent 2nd post, I download those when I have a chance.

[bulldawg982]

To make up for my recent infidelity I have uploaded some music. I know others than myself were having trouble coming across some pinback. well i got some... here it is.

Pinback - Nautical Antiques

Instead of releasing a proper follow-up to 2004's indie rock hit Summer in Abaddon, San Diego's Pinback peruse their earlier catalog for a solid collection of B-sides, outtakes, and rarities entitled Nautical Antiques. For fans who have already shelled out the extra cash for some of their European-only tracks or for those who have heard these songs in concert, Nautical Antiques is a perfect reflection of Pinback's growing presence in the ever-changing indie rock circle. The listener won't even notice its scattered track listing either, for Pinback has never existed in one particular space and time. From the Ace Fu Internet download and the full-band version of "Messenger" to other unreleased tracks such as the melancholic "Water Run," "Avignon," and the "Concrete Seconds" demo, Nautical Antiques holds steady just as much as any proper album would. The limited-edition This Is a Pinback CD, which appeared on Cuttyshark in the States in 2000, didn't include the lilting piano measures of "Versailles" or the raw acoustic guitars of "Byzantine." Lucky for fans, Nautical Antiques has 'em, on top of the now out-of-print Penelope EP. Not only is Nautical Antiques a solid filler between albums and a great slide show of years past, but it comes off like a brand-new Pinback record.

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http://www.sendspace.com/file/25ot0o
Pinback - More Or Less LIVE In A Few Different Places Tour EP

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http://www.sendspace.com/file/io9c8b
Pinback - Arrive Having Eaten Tour EP

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http://www.sendspace.com/file/5z81xi
Pinback - This is a Pinback Tour EP

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http://www.sendspace.com/file/ylbt7s
Pinback - Too Many Shadows Tour EP

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http://www.sendspace.com/file/zjijsj
Pinback - Summer in Abaddon

Although Summer in Abaddon is in keeping with the lush, bittersweet tenor of Pinback's previous work, the band's Touch & Go debut is much quieter and more reserved than the busy electronic indie pop of 2003's Offcell EP. Instead, the band opts for a more organic, introspective sound that tends to put interesting productions and arrangements ahead of driving tempos or instantly catchy songwriting. Fortunately, this emphasis on delicate, cerebral pop pays off, albeit eventually: although tracks like the darkly lovely "Sender" and "3X0" initially seem too atmospheric, they gradually reveal tightly structured melodic interplay that makes them more intriguing than they might be if they were more immediately engaging. Indeed, Summer in Abaddon might work best as background music that occasionally creeps up and surprises you with its musical and lyrical details. The album's pristine production and emphasis on acoustic and electric pianos adds to its subtle, sophisticated feel, particularly on the vaguely jazzy "Bloods on Fire" and the softly poppy "This Red Book." Even the more immediate tracks, such as "Non Photo Blue," "The Yellow Ones," and "Syracuse," have a more polished, mysterious vibe than any of Pinback's previous work. The band does rock out, relatively, on the gently driven "Fortress" and "AFK," which recalls Pinback's emo roots, but the album's most delicate moments are also its strongest. Summer in Abaddon is an album of small, but hardly insignificant pleasures, and it may be Pinback's finest work yet.

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

plus some stuff i found elsewhere that i had been looking for....

Avett Brothers - Avett Brothers

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http://www.mediafire.com/?2vfzzfqiwn5
Avett Brothers - Country Was

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http://www.mediafire.com/?dmnw3rhwdyy
Avett Brothers - The Gleam

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http://www.mediafire.com/?6dtdmd5xadx

[screamingfool]

Excellent 2nd post, I download those when I have a chance.

great, i'm on track. So i see there's there's a lot more than indie rock flying around here. How do ya'lls feel about rap? world music? both of these things together? that makes up a lot of what i've been into lately, and i'd love to share if theres an interest.