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Anathema - Distant Satelites

[Gavin]

"Nne (part 1)" by Miles Davis.

[Janie]

Matthew wrote: "S U R F I N G - Deep Fantasy https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NvU3Jkn..."

I really like this, Matthew!

[[deleted user]]

Cocteau Twins - Milk & Kisses

[Ed]

Solitude Aeturnus- Beyond The Crimson Horizon (1992)

Traditional Doom Metal out of Texas.

These guys are the American equivalent of Candlemass and some people such as myself believe them to be slightly better than Candlemass

Hauntingly beautiful Doom Metal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAF4g...

[[deleted user]]

Ed wrote: "These guys are the American equivalent of Candlemass and some people such as myself believe them to be slightly better than Candlemass"

Controversial statement. I like both bands, but in terms of sheer epicness, there is no greater band on this planet than Candlemass in my opinion.

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "Stephen wrote: "Brian Eno & David Byrne - My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts"

Nice, Stephen :)"

I agree :]

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Japan - Methods of Dance"

Love

[Michael Fierce]

Ekel wrote: "Cocteau Twins - Milk & Kisses"

Awesome.

[Michael Fierce]

Cheju - Broken Waves

&

Obfusc - Cities of Cedar

[Ed]

Not controversial at all.

Solitude's discography from top to bottom is better than Candlemass. Not my opinion this is fact.

All three of Candlemass' 90's albums are not very good. Chapter VI (1992) was probably the best of their 90's records and it was weak to say the least. Dactylis Glomerata (1998) and From the 13th Sun (1999) were not very good at all. Again, not my opinion but fact. All three of these albums are rated less than 3.5/5 stars on any metal website you go to.


Every album Solitude Aeturnus recorded is stellar and rated well over 3.5/5 stars.They are much more consistent.

Now of course Candlemass Epicus Doomicus Metallicus and Nightfall are two of the greatest pure Traditional Doom Metal albums ever recorded I will not argue that.

BUT, Solitude Aeturnus are a bit more consistent overall thus a bit better.

The last statement is my opinion but it is not at all as far fetched or controversial as you claim.

Both bands are the best Traditional Doom bands (other than Black Sabbath) to ever record an album and both are in my top 10 favorite bands of all time and either is worthy of being called the best ever.

[Ed]

And in terms of sheer epicness Black Sabbath takes that title hands down.

[[deleted user]]

Ed wrote: "Every album Solitude Aeturnus recorded is stellar and rated well over 3.5/5 stars.They are much more consistent.

Now of course Candlemass Epicus Doomicus Metallicus and Nightfall are two of the greatest pure Traditional Doom Metal albums ever recorded I will not argue that Solitude Aeturnus are a bit more consistent overall thus a bit better. "

Ok, you have a point here. It's indeed true that Solitude Aeturnus never released any weak albums, unlike Candlemass.

Cocteau Twins - Victorialand

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Cocteau Twins - Bluebeard"

I am really stuck up when it comes to Artists/Bands. The artist could have like 50 albums all very good but I may only like one.

But.

Did the Cocteau Twins ever produce a non-stellar album. Personally, I don't think so. I love 'em all! :)

[Karl]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Cocteau Twins - Bluebeard"

I am really stuck up when it comes to Artists/Bands. The artist could have like 50 albums all very good but I may only like one.

But.

Did the Cocteau T..."

-- The Cocteau Twins were great --

[Karl]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Japan - Methods of Dance"

Love" -- Japan's - "Methods of Dance" and "Life Without Buildings" and "The Art of Parties" are all amazing --

[Matthew]

Cocteau Twins are another group I've never really explored much. I'm familiar with their music but haven't really listened to any of their albums all the way through. I need to change that. What are a a few albums by them I should start with?

[[deleted user]]

Matthew wrote: "Cocteau Twins are another group I've never really explored much. I'm familiar with their music but haven't really listened to any of their albums all the way through. I need to change that. What ar..."

Victorialand & Milk & Kisses are perhaps the best, but since they released not that many albums, you should perhaps listen to the complete discography anyway.

[Michael Fierce]

Karl wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Japan - Methods of Dance"

Love" -- Japan's - "Methods of Dance" and "Life Without Buildings" and "The Art of Parties" are all amazing --"

I completely agree. My band was very heavily influenced by Japan/David Sylvian. We've come into our own since then but still like our older songs we hope to release next year. Drop me a private msg w/your email and I'll send you a couple, if you are at all interested.

That goes for everyone else on this board (Ekel, Thomas, Matthew, - Janie I think I already sent you a couple, right?, etc.)

Hopefully they will be released officially sometime in my lifetime!!!!!

[Michael Fierce]

Matthew wrote: "Cocteau Twins are another group I've never really explored much. I'm familiar with their music but haven't really listened to any of their albums all the way through. I need to change that. What ar..."

If I were you I would start somewhere near the beginning; Head Over Heels or Treasure. After that, maybe Aikea-Guinea EP, or maybe the dual release Echoes In A Shallow Bay & Tiny Dynamine EP's. And once you've experienced those, "newer" ones like Blue Bell Knoll, Four-Calendar Café, Milk & Kisses. Though, I will say, while each has a very distinct Cocteau Twins sound, they each have a very particular production style, every release ranging from spectacular to stellar.

[[deleted user]]

Ed wrote: "And in terms of sheer epicness Black Sabbath takes that title hands down."

I meant "epicness" in the same sense as in "epic doom", not in the sense of sheer or general awesomeness.

Anathema - Weather Systems

[Ed]

Ekel wrote: "Ed wrote: "And in terms of sheer epicness Black Sabbath takes that title hands down."

I meant "epicness" in the same sense as in "epic doom", not in the sense of sheer or general awesomeness.

Ana..."

I got you my man.

[Matthew]

Cocteau Twins - "Five Ten Fiftyfold"

I just downloaded the Head Over Heels album and I'm enjoying it already.

[Thomas]

Jonathan wrote: ""Empty Bottles": written (and produced) by John Cale, sung by Jennifer Warnes. An unlikely but brilliant collaboration."

This I must seek out, sounds like something I would like!

[Thomas]

Matthew wrote: "Cocteau Twins - "Five Ten Fiftyfold"

I just downloaded the Head Over Heels album and I'm enjoying it already."

Nice - I agree with our friends here above - it's hard not to!

[Stephen]

Discharge - Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing

[Janie]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Karl wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Japan - Methods of Dance"

Love" -- Japan's - "Methods of Dance" and "Life Without Buildings" and "The Art of Parties" are all amazing --"

I comp..."

You sent me several songs, Michael, and I enjoyed them all! I do hope that they get realeased soon.

[Janie]

Jonathan wrote: "Thomas wrote: "This I must seek out, sounds like something I would like!"

It's really fantastic! You can find it (as well as Cale's rough but equally compelling live version with Lou Reed) on YouT..."

Jonathan wrote: "Thomas wrote: "This I must seek out, sounds like something I would like!"

It's really fantastic! You can find it (as well as Cale's rough but equally compelling live version with Lou Reed) on YouT..."

I like John Cale's version the best.

[Janie]

Thomas wrote: "Matthew wrote: "Cocteau Twins - "Five Ten Fiftyfold"

I just downloaded the Head Over Heels album and I'm enjoying it already."

Nice - I agree with our friends here above - it's hard not to!"

I've never really listened to them, either. This is dreamy.

[[deleted user]]

Hanging Garden - Inherit the Eden

[Karl]

-- Conjure One - "I Dream In Colour (Dub Chill Remix)" --

[[deleted user]]

Hanging Garden - TEOTWAWKI

[Janie]

Jonathan wrote: "Janie wrote: "Jonathan wrote: "Thomas wrote: "This I must seek out, sounds like something I would like!"

It's really fantastic! You can find it (as well as Cale's rough but equally compelling live..."

Jonathan, weren't you in a band?

[Karl]

Jonathan wrote: "Janie wrote: "Jonathan, weren't you in a band?"

Yeah, but it was so long ago that now it seems like something I read in a book ;) We did manage to issue a couple of recordings, though."

What wsere the releases ?

[Michael Fierce]

Matthew wrote: "Cocteau Twins - "Five Ten Fiftyfold"

I just downloaded the Head Over Heels album and I'm enjoying it already."

Awesome!

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Karl wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Japan - Methods of Dance"

Love" -- Japan's - "Methods of Dance" and "Life Without Buildings" and "The Art of Parties" are ..."

Oh thank you, Janie! No, they won't be released anytime soon but maybe next year or so. Fingers crossed!

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Matthew wrote: "Cocteau Twins - "Five Ten Fiftyfold"

I just downloaded the Head Over Heels album and I'm enjoying it already."

Nice - I agree with our friends here above - it's ha..."

It's easy to fall in love with the Cocteau Twins.

[Michael Fierce]

Karl wrote: "-- Conjure One - "I Dream In Colour (Dub Chill Remix)" --"

Just added Conjure One *Exilarch* to my discogs Wantlist. Sounds like something I'd be really into. Thnx, Karl! :]

[Bill]

The Psychedelic Furs "The Ghost In You" (Counting Crows version)
https://youtu.be/0RZhP2CMfqQ

[Bill]

Sparklehorse "Wish You Were Here"
https://youtu.be/AP8P694v-NM

[Rodney]

Fiona Apple - When the Pawn...

[Bill]

The Velvet Underground "Candy Says" (feat Anthony) just before he died, I think. Watch the bluebirds fly, Lou.
https://youtu.be/e2wXsNJ35XY

[Andrew]

Hum - Stars

[Matthew]

I haven't heard that song in a long while Andrew. I found myself wondering who sang that "stars" song and now I know Hum. It was played a lot back in '95.

[Matthew]

Vhs - red light district https://dreamcatalogue.bandcamp.com/a...

[Janie]

Drop Dead, Gorgeous - Worse Than a Fairy Tale

[Bill]

Jeff Buckley "Hallelujah" (Official Video)
"If I were the angel of music. I think this would be my song." --Kristen
I moved to Memphis just before he died. Went swimming in the Mississippi River. Some say it was an accident.
https://youtu.be/y8AWFf7EAc4

[Janie]

llibrro wrote: "Jeff Buckley "Hallelujah" (Official Video)
"If I were the angel of music. I think this would be my song." --Kristen
I moved to Memphis just before he died. Went swimming in the Mississippi River...."

What a sad loss of a great talent. I'm listening to this right now.

[Matthew]

Mourning Noise - "Crimson Carrie"

[Janie]

Jonathan wrote: "Karl wrote: "What were the releases?"

We had a 45, Aneurysm, on a German label called High Society International, and we also appeared on a compilation of various bands. It was fun while it lasted..."

Is that the EP that's on Youtube? The punk band?