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[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "Pink Floyd - Animals"

A cliznassic!

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago"

If you like Bon Iver you would probably like Benoit Pioulard (check out his Folk/Pop album, Précis - I like a lot - and btw he is one half of the band Orcas - another fave) & you might also like Sleep Party People (i helped on the very last stage of the production on his record Floating -which I'm proud to say made the Huffington Post's Top 20 Best Albums of 2014, link. (and aww jeez, I mighta mentioned that to you once before(!) ~ how shameful of me! ;I

[Michael Fierce]

Ekel wrote: "Cocteau Twins - Victorialand"

One of my fave records by them, along with Treasure, Head Over Heels, Blue Bell Knoll, and Echoes In a Shallow Bay/Tiny Dinamine.

[Michael Fierce]

OK I talk WAY too much. I'm on time-out! :D

[Janie]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago"

If you like Bon Iver you would probably like Benoit Pioulard (check out his Folk/Pop album, Précis - I like a lot - and btw he is one half of the ba..."

Michael, you did mention Sleep Party People to me, and I liked what I heard by them. I need to listen to more, and I will also check out Benoit Pioulard. Thanks :)

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago"

If you like Bon Iver you would probably like Benoit Pioulard (check out his Folk/Pop album, Précis - I like a lot - and btw h..."

yay!

[Karl]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "Jansen Barbieri Karn- Beginning to Melt"

I've heard it but I don't have that one. I met Mick Karn and hung out backstage with him for about an ho..."

I'm glad there are other fans out there !

[C.S.]

The ULTIMATE KING of horror music with soul.
He invented it or at least perfected it.

Roky Erickson - Night of the Vampire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqRdq...

[William]

And No More Shall We Part - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

[Karl]

William wrote: "And No More Shall We Part - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds"

-- Were you ever a "Birthday Party" fan ? I still like "Release the Bats" --

[Michael Fierce]

Karl wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "Jansen Barbieri Karn- Beginning to Melt"

I've heard it but I don't have that one. I met Mick Karn and hung out backstage w..."

Me too!

[Bill]

Tom Waits "Mule Variations"

[Janie]

llibrro wrote: "Tom Waits "Mule Variations""

Great choice! :)

[Thomas]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "OK I talk WAY too much. I'm on time-out! :D"

No you don't Michael - you do talk faster than I can find and listen, but don't let that stop you!

[Thomas]

Janie wrote: "llibrro wrote: "Tom Waits "Mule Variations""

Great choice! :)"

This one has never stuck with me, not sure why.

[Janie]

Thomas wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "OK I talk WAY too much. I'm on time-out! :D"

No you don't Michael - you do talk faster than I can find and listen, but don't let that stop you!"

What Thomas said, Michael :)

[Sofía]

Hijo de la Luna by Mecano

[Stephen]

C.S. wrote: "The ULTIMATE KING of horror music with soul.
He invented it or at least perfected it.

Roky Erickson - Night of the Vampire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqRdq..."

Love the 13th floor Elevators, C.S - Roky is one of the great forgotten voices

[Stephen]

Trucker Diablo - Juggernaut
Because I work with the drummer

[Janie]

Thomas wrote: "Janie wrote: "llibrro wrote: "Tom Waits "Mule Variations""

Great choice! :)"

This one has never stuck with me, not sure why."

I like Chocolate Jesus.

[[deleted user]]

All Soul's Day - Into the Mourning

Epic Doom from Italy, 2001.

[A.C.]

I want to be listening to Hollywood Vampires. I so need to buy that album!

[Janie]

John Cale - Pablo Picasso

[[deleted user]]

Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - History of Modern

[Phil]

Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

[Karl]

Janie wrote: "John Cale - Pablo Picasso"

Jonathan Richman, "Pablo Picasso Was Never Called An Asshole"

[Karl]

Ekel wrote: "Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - History of Modern"

Got to see them a couple of times when they were touring the US - They were fun to dance to back then... I don't think most of the music has held up too well these days.

[Janie]

Karl wrote: "Janie wrote: "John Cale - Pablo Picasso"

Jonathan Richman, "Pablo Picasso Was Never Called An Asshole""

Touche!

[C.S.]

Stephen wrote: "C.S. wrote: "The ULTIMATE KING of horror music with soul.
He invented it or at least perfected it.

Roky Erickson - Night of the Vampire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqRdq..."

Love the 13th..."

I was lucky enough to meet him on one of his birthday's in Pittsburg (his brother is in the orchestra there) and he gave me permission to use one of his quotes in a horror film I was making. He is so sweet. And I'm friends w Billy Angel - who was one of the Aliens. I have yet to see him in concert though I am dying to since he is back on tour with his son!!!

[Bill]

Tom Waits "Closing Time" (1973)

[Karl]

C.S. wrote: "Stephen wrote: "C.S. wrote: "The ULTIMATE KING of horror music with soul.
He invented it or at least perfected it.

Roky Erickson - Night of the Vampire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqRdq......"

cool

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "What Thomas said, Michael :) "

Aw gee thanks Janie! I know I get carried away and you are being way too kind but I just like to share bands and don't blog anymore (+ I have no sound on this computer!) and when I see people like y'all into what I'm into I can't help but want to put a spotlight on all the unknowns that you should check out.

[Michael Fierce]

Ekel wrote: "Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - History of Modern"

Really love their early stuff. I don't know this one. I will have to check it out.

[Michael Fierce]

Karl wrote: "... I don't think most of the music has held up too well these days. "

I think their early stuff does fsho.

[Michael Fierce]

Light Leak - Graduation EP (minimal Electronica)

Halls - Ark (Indie Pop/Modern Classical w/glitch drums & field recordings -- think of a more cutting-edge Brendan Perry of Dead Can Dance or This Mortal Coil but with a singer more similar to Ola Fløttum, singer of The White Birch & Portrait Of David. *This album was recorded in several churches).

[Karl]

-- Starless.Eddie Jobson, John Wetton Reunion. UK Live in Tokyo. 2012 --

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlcgI...

[Janie]

Bowie - Right

[Erin]

Johnny Cash - Hurt

[Francesca]

@Erin, one of my favourites! Both Johnny Cash and that particular song of his!

[Thomas]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Karl wrote: "... I don't think most of the music has held up too well these days. "

I think their early stuff does fsho."

Agreed! I love OMD and the earliest stuff most of all; Red Frame/White Light, Bunker Soldiers, Messerschmitt Twins... what's not to love? :)

Did you catch the "Dazzle Ships At The Museum Of Liverpool"? On Spotify now, sounds really good! The CD/DVD is back for sale late this month, I think I must snag a copy then.

[Thomas]

Erin wrote: "Johnny Cash - Hurt"

I would never want to diminish the man in black, but I see this cover version referred to so much that I need to point out that Trent's own version is way superior imo. Especially as the perfect finale to the entire Downward Spiral. That's what I'll be listening to very soon :)

[[deleted user]]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Karl wrote: "... I don't think most of the music has held up too well these days. "

I think their early stuff does fsho."

Synthpop from the 80ies is always highly anachronistic, but OMD are an extraordinary band. The new stuff is great, too, but I haven't checked the middle phase yet.

Scald - Will of the Gods Is Great Power

[Matthew]

the album More Faithful by No Joy

[Bill]

Richard & Linda Thompson "Shoot Out The Lights" (1982)

[Karl]

-- Anthony Phillips - "Private Parts & Pieces I-IV" 5 cd box set --

[Phil]

Summoning - Old Mornings Dawn

[Matthew]

Burning Sensations - "Pablo Picasso"

[Janie]

Sex Pistols - Pretty Vacant

[J.M.]

Sweet Child O Mine - Guns and Roses, while writing

[Thomas]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Thomas wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "OK I talk WAY too much. I'm on time-out! :D"

I spent nearly 40 hours a week for over 3 years searching for all music in the..."

Can I tip you about Swedish electronica act Beatundercontrol? (I just *had to* rise to that challenge!). Seriously, wow, that kind of dedication is impressive. Are you a collector to? I am (at a modest but serious scale) - my other hangout is Discogs.com.

I like these sites very much as they represent two of my biggest interest, but they are notoriously hard to combine, on discogs a thread about interpreting a single doodle etched in a vinyl record run-out can live for some time - here people add books "because the cover kind of reminds of the one I've got".