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mookers:
i have kind of odd taste in music, or so i am led to believe by the fact that nobody i know can dig anything i listen to.

stuff along the lines of mclusky. Pixies "U-Mass" and "Into The White" and "Planet of Sound". Pavement "Conduit For Sale". mclusky. basically songs with much screaming, repitition, and catchiness. Electric 6 "Gay Bar" and "Danger! High Voltage". Eagles of Death Metal "I Only Want You". mclusky.

i think you probably get it. could anyone recommend some bands/albums/songs? it would be vastly appreciated. and i love you.

azonips:
British Sea Power, mayhaps?


I know this is sort of an underwhelming contribution I guess.

Tago Mago:
If you like Conduit For Sale, you'd probably dig The Fall. "Repetition in the music and we're never gonna lose it." Check out the following songs:

The Classical
New Face in Hell
The N.W.R.A.
Paint Work
Bombast
Spoilt Victorian Child
How I Wrote 'Elastic Man'
Australians in Europe
Birmingham School of Business School
Disney's Dream Debased
L.A.
Prole Art Threat

mookers:
tis a fine contribution fellow hamster master.

unfortunately though all the SoulSeek files are gray'd. BAH AND HUMBUG.

UPDATE: woo. found "The Decline of British Sea Power." what a sad album title.

UPDATE AGAIN: jumpin jesus they effing rock. thanks a lot man.

mookers:

--- Quote from: Tago Mago ---If you like Conduit For Sale, you'd probably dig The Fall. "Repetition in the music and we're never gonna lose it." Check out the following songs:

The Classical
New Face in Hell
The N.W.R.A.
Paint Work
Bombast
Spoilt Victorian Child
How I Wrote 'Elastic Man'
A New Face in Hell
Birmingham School of Business School
Disney's Dream Debased
L.A.
Prole Art Threat
--- End quote ---


YES i tried looking up these guys when i read that they were a main inspiration for mclusky. Unfortunately i could find nothing then and can find nothing now. curses and curses again.

WOO UPDATE: found some.

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