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[DarkAvenger]

I found one on Sordo. Going to check if it's legit then I can Mediaf!re it.

Haha beaten to it, damn rapidshare. But it's legit and good so far, so I cannot see anything wrong with this situation.

[theoryC]

AC Newman - Get Guilty

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?mindzjtm4od
bitchessssssss

[ackblom12]

Alright, from what I gather someone has already loaded the first one, I was already in the process of getting it back on my profile, so I'm uploading both anyways.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?0omnninmzy5

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

[Tom]

AC Newman - Get Guilty

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?mindzjtm4od
bitchessssssss

M. Newman or Carl Newman? How did it turn out?

[valley_parade]

AC Newman - Get Guilty

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?mindzjtm4od
bitchessssssss

....!

[valley_parade]

Boris - Smile: Live at Wolf Creek

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?nzezqmxvgwmDisc 1

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http://www.mediafire.com/?tn4mmtycydjDisc 2

According to the myspace, they have a new collaboration with Michio Kurihara out on the 23rd. A FESTIVUS MIRACLE! (actually it is called "Cloud Chamber")

[Rubin]

Out of curiosity, how did you rip the iTunes Exclusive records?

I didn't, somebody else did...
I just stole it all online...

and here's something else for all of you:

Hives and Cindy Lauper: A Christmas Duel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=My5Bzf0PQhc

[Wasteroo]

Wombat, it seems as if Songs for Christmas is down yet again. If you could somehow find it in your heart to re-up it, I would be pretty joyful.

Also, maybe give it a less conspicuous file name? The mediaf!re folks generally don't take stuff down unless it's really obvious.

Rules:

No hot-linking images or albums. You can re-host images at http://imageshack.us.

Ensure your tags are correct and that you have specified both Artist/Album in your post.

Upload your files in either a .zip or a .rar archive to mediaf!re.com, in multiple parts if the album is over 100mbs. The reason for this is that we know mediaf!re is safe and efficient and allows multiple downloads. The ads on other sites, such as Sendspace, are known to contain viruses on the page. Get yourself checked out.

Post your link using code tags. It's the # icon above the policeman emoticon. This prevents the links from being traced back to the forums, lowering the chance that the wrong people notice the thread, potentially threatening Jeph with legal action.

Also, please do NOT request albums.

Repost the rules at the top of each new page.

[De_El]

Boris - Smile: Live at Wolf Creek

Oh Boris. Basically whenever they release anything, I eat that shit up hungrily.

[Rubin]

That Fucked Up album is really good!

I'm presently upping another Christmas album. "Christmas on Death Row" for you hep hop fans out there... Stumpled upon it. Don't know if its any good yet.

[Rubin]

Here goes. Stille haven't heard it myself. The cover just caught my eye at the store, at the idea of electrocuting santa somehow appealed to me...
Christmas on Death Row

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http://www.mediafire.com/?2u5g1k3535v

[theoryC]

AC Newman - Get Guilty

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?mindzjtm4od
bitchessssssss

M. Newman or Carl Newman? How did it turn out?

Carl.  Turned out really nice, it's about as good as The Slow Wonder.

[medicatesleep]

Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard - The Dark Knight OST

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http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?rnzto2gdn0i
Dark, moody and very listenable. I'm not a big fan of just throwing a movie score on the player but if you're high enough to put on a funeral doom band, try this instead sometime. You won't regret it.

[Rubin]

A danish/german thing. Been looking for it for a while. Finally found it.
Originating in noice rock. A bit more straight up garage rock now

18th Dye - Amorine Queen

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Here's some of what qromag.com had to say about them:

Unlike some other garage/road acts, which play it relatively one-note, 18th Dye mix things up well in their return record.  That’s most notable perhaps with their male/female dueting vocals on such pieces as the brightly distorted (and Vaselines-esque) “Go ‘n’ Go” or the driving but upbeat “Is”, and its fuzzed group vocals.  Yet other well-done mash-ups include the quiet road mixed with louder garage on opener “Island vs. Island”, or the atmospheric swing and carry to well-placed finisher “Air”.

There are some times when the combos go too far: the reverb and stop/start distract from the strong ‘started’ portions of “Chinese Spoon”, the sway is more interesting than the march on the slightly choral “Amorines”, and the thud added to the bass on “Song For Helen” takes away from that piece’s grace.  And there are also times on Amorine Queen where 18th Dye play it straight, and are all the better for it, like with the not overdone garage/road “Soft the Hard Way” or catchy bass-drive “Text Is My Killer”.  And the record’s clear stand out is the dark, but completely catchy and sly “Backdoor”, whose great indie-girl group vocals are oh so slickly charming.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?jwz20yxmpzg

[Rubin]

This is a good thing too

Tapes'N'Tapes - Walk it Off

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http://www.mediafire.com/?z2ddm0mw3yj
Still sorta garageish, with some indie...

[Rubin]

More Tapes'N'Tapes

The Loon

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

[epoch]

can someone please re-up the sufjan christmas album. thanks in advance.

[blashco]

Here is a new EP from an Indie band "Night Beds"

This is Night Beds - S/T EP.  It sounds, as the name implies, very dreamlike with muted melodies and very rhythmic drum beats and harmonious overlays of vocals and chimes.  The talent comes from Winston Yellen and Matt Wilcox.  Winston's last band, Winter Boat, nailed the melodic indie pop-rock down to a science, and Matt's last band, Matt and Isom, was an electric romp through the fields of melodrama.  You could say this is a fusion of the two, creating an amazingly epic sound.  Check them out.  They are working on a new EP for January.  If you like the stuff and want to hear their other bands, just PM me and I'll up it in a jiffy.  Thanks!

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?i2vzqzzmnjm

Here is another album (a re-up by request).

This is The Apple Miner Colony - The Heat Haunted Fever.  If one word defines this band, it is "epic."  With over 30 members and utilizing nearly every instrument you can imagine (guitars, drums, mandolins, banjos, trumpets, trombones, tubas saxophones, clarinets keyboards, etc... they even have a damn musical saw), The Apple Miner Colony forges an epic fusion between Folk Rock and Orchestrated Orgasm.  With an average song length of 7 minutes, this concept album paints a picture book with its detailed and beautiful lyrics and orchestrated compositions.  It even has some postrock embedded in there, creating one of my favorite albums of this year.  Check them out!  They are also working on a new album for release in the spring/summer.

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?qlrtnjxjmnm
Enjoy and thank you, my friends!

[imapiratearg]

Here is another album (a re-up by request).

This is The Apple Miner Colony - The Heat Haunted Fever.  If one word defines this band, it is "epic."  With over 30 members and utilizing nearly every instrument you can imagine (guitars, drums, mandolins, banjos, trumpets, trombones, tubas saxophones, clarinets keyboards, etc... they even have a damn musical saw), The Apple Miner Colony forges an epic fusion between Folk Rock and Orchestrated Orgasm.  With an average song length of 7 minutes, this concept album paints a picture book with its detailed and beautiful lyrics and orchestrated compositions.  It even has some postrock embedded in there, creating one of my favorite albums of this year.  Check them out!  They are also working on a new album for release in the spring/summer.

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?qlrtnjxjmnm

This is amazing.  Thank you!

[Rubin]

Here is another album (a re-up by request).

This is The Apple Miner Colony - The Heat Haunted Fever.  If one word defines this band, it is "epic."  With over 30 members and utilizing nearly every instrument you can imagine (guitars, drums, mandolins, banjos, trumpets, trombones, tubas saxophones, clarinets keyboards, etc... they even have a damn musical saw), The Apple Miner Colony forges an epic fusion between Folk Rock and Orchestrated Orgasm.  With an average song length of 7 minutes, this concept album paints a picture book with its detailed and beautiful lyrics and orchestrated compositions.  It even has some postrock embedded in there, creating one of my favorite albums of this year.  Check them out!  They are also working on a new album for release in the spring/summer.

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?qlrtnjxjmnm

This is amazing.  Thank you!

I like, totally, you know agree!

[valley_parade]

With all the Boris we've posted around here, I don't think these have ever come up, oddly enough.

boris with Merzbow - Megatone

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?btxytte4mdo
(Not my link. And yes, lowercase Boris.)

Boris/Stupid Babies Go Mad - Damaged


A very straight-forward "we cover your stuff and you cover our stuff" split, according to Wiki. Of course, it's crazy Japanese rock bands, so nothing's really ever "straight-foward".

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?9utjo0vowzu

[Rubin]

I''m sucking in that Cloud Cult as were it the nectar of life! Sitting in my bathrope, in my armchair, rocking my head happyly, despite my cold!

[dignan]

Sufjan Stevens's Xmas stuff again; parts 1-3 and 4-5 as before:

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?iwwdwduvzmx

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?nzntjyywnmyNot that I can see why so there's so much interest in it...

Sufjan Stevens: Christmas, Volume 8 ("Astral Inter Planet Space Captain Christmas Infinity Voyage")



I have been (mal)lingering for a very long time on this thread, but had never had anything decent to up for you geniuses.

That may still be the case, but I thought some of you might want to check out Sufjan's newest Christmas disc (vol 8, and no, I don't have vols 6 or 7). Only a few copies of each disc are printed, and Soofy only gives them to a few of his buddies. This one is pretty freaky, but if you like the synthed-out "Enjoy Your Rabbit" Sufjan, you'll probably like this.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?0ij5hn4wytz

[Ballard]

Wait, there's somebody who liked Enjoy Your Rabbit?

[dignan]

12 people at last count. Strangely enough, they are all lurkers on this thread...

[MobyDickhole]

Let me just say for the record that I am not one of them.

[MobyDickhole]

Sufjan Stevens: Christmas, Volume 8 ("Astral Inter Planet Space Captain Christmas Infinity Voyage")

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?3yyojzgbyyn

just incase anyone is wondering, this is probably some of Sufjan's best Christmas stuff yet in my opinion

(although I have yet to hear vol. 6,7)

[Jrod]

ok i know that requests are terrible, but i'm looking to upload some music soon, so i guess its more or less a tradeoff - and i wouldn't ask unless i was desperate, but does anyone have any One AM Radio albums they want to share? i just listened to A Name Writ in Water and i am desperate for more!

[squawk]

okay that Sufjan link isn't WORKING ANYMORE

[dignan]

it is back up again

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http://www.mediafire.com/?0ij5hn4wytz

[pat101]

Various Artists - The Third Unheard - Connecticut Hip-Hop 1972- 1983 (192kbps) [2004] (Stones Throw Records)

Part 1

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?dvyzztmlnjm
Part 2

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?yoa2ziynmw5


ta dopeness

AMG says...

It took over 20 years, but Connecticut is finally being recognized for its contributions to rap. A long time, to be sure, but understandable when you're in the shadow of New York, ground zero of the hip-hop bomb, and Sylvia Robinson's Sugar Hill Records empire in New Jersey. Plus, New York has never had any scruples about culling talent from the rest of the globe to feed its culture jones. Case in point: Tony Pearson (aka Mr. Magic) is best known as New York's first all-rap radio DJ, but before he was gobbled up by the big city, Magic was the Connecticut rap impresario who made Third Unheard possible. To be fair, it was Connecticut's proximity to New York that allowed them to be among the first to fall sway to the newest form of party music. In the late '70s, Magic was a record store owner and promoter with an ear for disco and funk when he heard Kurtis Blow's "Christmas Rap." The song changed his musical outlook and left Magic determined to release the first rap record from Connecticut. The results were released as "Rappin' With Mr. Magic" and it was clearly the work of an impassioned amateur, but its naïve charm is palpable even 20 years on. And charm is what keeps Third Unheard going. The secret weapon of the comp is 12-year-old Pookey Blow, nephew to Magic, who steals the show with his slurred delivery on "Get Up (And Go to School)" and shows up again with Magic for the highly rated "Earth Break," but he is far from the only bright moment here. From the utterly bizarre and singular "Ventriloquist Rap" of Willie Brown and, yes, his dummy Woody, to the tuneless-yet-still-compelling chorus of the Outlaw Four's disco-rap "Million Dollar Legs," Third Unheard is refreshing for its lack of formula and its exuberance.

[Rubin]

Here's some electroshit for you guys:

Ellen Alien - Sool

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http://www.mediafire.com/?5m3yzznmwcj

[Rubin]

I saw this band play a couple of years back. It was a hoot!
Lots of horns, lots of dancing

Fanfara Ciocarlia - Queens and Kings

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http://www.mediafire.com/?lmlz2ymj3mq

[ALoveSupreme]

That was an excellent idea... to post that, I mean... but I'm sure seeing them was an excellent, excellent idea as well.  Thanks!

[Mr. Tool]

The Explorers Club – Freedom Wind

To say that the Explorers Club are trying to channel the mid-'60s Beach Boys on Freedom Wind isn't meant as complaint or praise or any other subjective judgment. It's objective. They are trying to channel the Beach Boys, utterly, totally, completely, and they're not pretending otherwise. From the reverb and the ever popular Ronettes drum break starting "Forever" and the album off to the close harmonies and the lyrical subject matter and more, even the studio chatter, this is a Beach Boys clone, tribute, borrowing, imitation, call it what you will. And the band isn't hiding it at all or pretending otherwise — to the point where the CD booklet is produced to seem like a scuffed and well-loved vinyl sleeve starting to rub off a bit around the record's circumference. So all this said, what to say about it? Perversely enough, the fact that they are so direct about it almost makes the whole thing more worthwhile than the endless number of bands that have worn their Brian Wilson fetish on their sleeves but can't get anywhere near what makes that band so great. By wishing they were the band themselves — or wishing they were the Wondermints backing up Brian Wilson, at least — the Explorers Club have produced a nearly unchallengeable album. If you love the Beach Boys' work in its "starting to be dreamily insular" phase, you'll enjoy every last note on here as the familiar combinations they are, different but the same, even while shaking your head with a chuckle at the sheer nuttiness of it all. If you don't like the Beach Boys, you won't like this. There it is; there's all that can be said.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?de23qymhmuj

[HotwiredUterus]

If you loved ISIS or sludge in general, you're going to like this a lot.
+cool cover art.
Baroness - The Red Album

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http://www.mediafire.com/?nzbzyex1wzm

[Dimmukane]

Anyone who wasn't all over that last year (I think most of the music board was, it was one of Jeph's top 10 for chrissake) should definitely check it out.

[valley_parade]

After I found that Boris/Stupid Babies Go Mad split, I decided to check out SBGM.

Stupid Babies Go Mad - Burn Up The World

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?2j2wqnhwij2(supposedly produced by Atsuo)

Stupid Babies Go Mad - Speed, Thrill, Stupid

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http://www.mediafire.com/?x12ov6ddzwg

[Loppy]

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?zmozocmdzzq
This is the newest album from The Blue Van titled Man Up.

The song Silly Boy is featured in the Samsung Behold commercial.

"The Blue Van is a blues-rock band from Denmark consisting of Steffen Westmark (vocals and guitar), Søren Christensen (keyboard and vocals), Allan Villadsen (bass), and Per Jørgenson (drums and vocals). They are heavily influenced by the music of the 60s and 70s, such as the Small Faces, the Kinks, and Cream." <-- From Wikipedia

So yeah, I like it.

[Rubin]

That was an excellent idea... to post that, I mean... but I'm sure seeing them was an excellent, excellent idea as well.  Thanks!

I found some more with them, if you're interested. And if you were refering to me posting Fanfare....!?

[Rubin]

New Damien Jurado

Caught In the Trees

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http://www.mediafire.com/?ivndtdy4d3y
If you don't know him, his style lies somewhere in the vincinity of Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Ryan Adams

[dignan]

This Too Will Pass, the third album from Hrishikesh Hirway's the One AM Radio, is yet another hushed collection of dark and dreamy lo-fi indie. However, this time around it's much more Elliott Smith than Postal Service in nature, the emphasis placed on rock's live instrumentation over the electronic undercurrents that had so often swirled about the background in the past. Though Hirway (acting as his own producer) has plenty of collaborating musicians on hand to reinforce his individual underpinning with subtle touches of string or brass-lined breaks, the songs are still kept quite sparse and clean. Resisting the urge to add too many muddling layers keeps the mood light and open, and allows the main focus to stay with Hirway's tender vocals. Fills of percussion here, lamenting woodwinds there, and the solemn echoing of a violin are very specific in their placement, but not so directed as to make the songs at all rigid. In fact, this 13-song set is so calm and unfettered, it practically floats along like feathers content to go wherever a gentle wind takes them. This all adds up to quite a lovely listen, since the songs are, after all, intrinsically charming. But the proceedings are at times so serene that This Too Will Pass functions more as the perfect accompaniment to a night driving alone in deep thought than anything that really requires an active listen. The album is just so uniform in its beauty that tracks simply blend into one another, leaving their only hope for becoming at all distinctive as Zach Braff's use of them in a movie as the perfect background piece to a reflective character montage. Extra points though for the incredible cover art.

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

[idiosyncratic]

I thought I would upload the new Andrew Bird album since a few people had requested it.  I had to split into two zip files because they are mp3 at 320kbps, and therefore rather large.

Noble Beast 1:

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?mgytm3kzcmu
Noble Beast 2:

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http://www.mediafire.com/?glnzimntbjz
I personally think that it is very good.   A little bit different than what he has been doing.  I am looking forward to seeing him when he goes on tour in February.  Enjoy!

[onewheelwizzard]

OK guys, I've been away from this thread for a while (and to be honest, the new music I've picked up recently has all been from this thread so I don't have a whole lot of new things to contribute) but I want to jump back into the sharing now, so I'm going to throw up a whole bunch of stuff I like over time.

First off, a re-up of:
Radio Soulwax Live - Get Your Yo-Yo's Out! (pt. 3)

A masterful DJ set that bumps, thumps, and generally gets some serious booty-shakin' going on.  This is the only Radio Soulwax I have!  mediaf!re thread, remedy my Soulwaxless pain with more dance fuel!  (Pts. 1 and 2 of this would be a great start.)

Pt. 1

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?mnttgv2j1mm
Pt. 2

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?e2nzezigzyy

[Rubin]

Radio Soulwax Live - Get Your Yo-Yo's Out! (pt. 3)

A masterful DJ set that bumps, thumps, and generally gets some serious booty-shakin' going on.  This is the only Radio Soulwax I have!  mediaf!re thread, remedy my Soulwaxless pain with more dance fuel!  (Pts. 1 and 2 of this would be a great start.)

Pt. 1

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?mnttgv2j1mm
Pt. 2

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?e2nzezigzyy

I might have some Soulwax somewhere... I check up on that...

[Der Turm, der Leute frass]

hmm...I somehow would like to upload something now...


OK, so I'll give you an album that I consider to be one of the best pieces of Music ever created


here ist it:


Devil Doll - Dies Irae

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?w1h2uvjwzzn
It's a really good album, you should all listen to it.


ooh, and I've got something else for you:


The Tuss - Rushup Edge

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http://www.mediafire.com/?vmmwdgnwnnmProbybly Richard D. James, probably not. If you like the Analord series, this one is for you.


I haven't read the whole thread, so I don't know if these have been posted yet
they're both VBR~220 or so

[ALoveSupreme]

I found some more with them, if you're interested. And if you were refering to me posting Fanfare....!?

I was definitely speaking of Fanfare.  Actually that recording is probably some of the best production I've heard so far of those large, multi member brass bands.  So, again, thanks for posting it!

[pebaker2]

Great thread. This is my first post and my first offering:

Castor - Self Titled (Mud Records - 1995)

There is no way I can describe them...so here's a half assed description from Wikipedia:

"Castor was an American indie rock/emo band from Champaign-Urbana, Illinois. Formed in 1994, they were known for their "fluid" sound, often changing time signatures several times in a song while maintaining the flow of the music."

Whatever. Complex, heavy, moving, loud come to mind. I don't know what to say about the interplay...labyrinthine. Beautiful really. 

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?sharekey=50bded1f438cf7e6d2db6fb9a8902bda

[Lost Boy?]

Since 2003 Lost Boy? has put out many works and self released CD-R's with hand made covers,
and experimental music recorded on various lo-fi equipment. Always working with other musicians and friends.

"lost boy? is offering a free mp3 download of his new compilation, anarchy in the u.s.a. catch this playful release from lost boy." -

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http://friendlyghostrecordings.com/
FOR FANS OF // THE FALL // NIRVANA // DANIEL JOHNSTON // NEIL YOUNG // JESUS & MARY CHAIN // WILCO // DINOSAUR JR // SONIC YOUTH



"ªnarchy in the U.S." [CD-R / Download] (Lost Boy)

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?mu32zvndnuj
(0:41) It Before
(2:58) Taste Butter [featuring Boats]
(4:27) Broken Frame [featuring Boats]
(1:47) Egg Satan [featuring Boats]
(2:25) Darth Invader [featuring Boats]
(3:49) Western Omelet [featuring Boats]
(2:09) Fruit Of The Doom [featuring Boats]
(1:50) Try and Be Simple
(2:09) Floor Drunk [featuring Boats]
(3:51) Gremlin Witch [featuring Boats]
(1:09) 1991
(1:51) Grim Reaper
(2:24) Ice Cream Man [featuring Boats]
(2:22) If I Had A Chance
(1:51) If You Were My Girl [featuring Boats]
(1:59) Answer [featuring Boats]
(1:59) Here
(5:47) Hemorrhages 1 & 2 / DFs Mansion [featuring Alex O]
Total Time (45min20sec)
Recorded on Br-8 / 4 Track Cassette
(2006 - 2008)


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"1991" [CD-R / Download] (Lost Boy)

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http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nzucvmgqw2m
(1:51) Grim Reaper
(2:21) Oh My Creepy
(2:24) Ice Cream Man
(2:01) Fast Burn
(1:31) Be Cool
(1:30) looC eB
(1:54) One Way
(1:09) 1991
(2:19) Cold Blooded
(2:10) Luciferian
(2:20) Cut Me
(3:16) Attract Opposite
(2:14) Images
(2:21) If I Had A Chance
(2:32) Promise Broken

Total Time (31min47sec)
Recorded on Br-8 Track Zip Disk
(Feb - June 08)

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www.myspace.com/lostboy

[medicatesleep]

My grandma heard me listening to this one day and asked me "What's that noise?"

"It's music." I said

She looked puzzled. "Oh. I thought it was the vacuum."

Good rock 'n roll baffles old people.




Black Flag - Nervous Breakdown (1978)

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?mumyl3zydde

Black Flag - Jealous Again

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/download.php?unj2zzknj02