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[[deleted user]]

End of Green - Last Night On Earth

[Thomas]

The Mission - Tower of Strength

[Stephen]

Frank Black - Adda Lee

[Janie]

Stephen wrote: "Frank Black - Adda Lee"

Good one, Stephen! :)

[Stephen]

Janie wrote: "Stephen wrote: "Frank Black - Adda Lee"

Good one, Stephen! :)"

Well, You should take the credit for kickstarting Pixies Friday, Janie

[Bill]

Stephen wrote: "Frank Black - Adda Lee"
Was looking at some Frank Black vids on yt and noticed a show from Alabama Halle, Munich.
https://youtu.be/VG-ZQWfL2eU
Anybody know why it's called "Alabama" Hall? Ekel?

[Janie]

Stephen wrote: "Janie wrote: "Stephen wrote: "Frank Black - Adda Lee"

Good one, Stephen! :)"

Well, You should take the credit for kickstarting Pixies Friday, Janie"
Let's share the credit and call it even Stephen. ;)

[Francesca]

Of Monsters and Men - Organs

[Thomas]

Velvet Underground - Venus in Furs (Loud!)

[Anita]

Van Halen ~ Beautiful Girls

[[deleted user]]

Television Personalities - ...And Don't the Kids Just Love It

[Anita]

The Beatles ~ Why Don't We Do It In The Road

[Janie]

Ekel wrote: "Television Personalities - ...And Don't the Kids Just Love It"

Kudos, Ekel, I didn't know anyone else listened to this band!

Television Personalities - The Room at the Top of the Stairs

[[deleted user]]

How could anyone not listen to a band with songtitles like Salvador Dali's Garden Party?

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

[Janie]

Ekel wrote: "How could anyone not listen to a band with songtitles like Salvador Dali's Garden Party?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWrdM..."

Not to mention their rendition of Pablo Picasso...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FQXX...

[[deleted user]]

The Legendary Pink Dots - Atomic Roses

https://legendarypinkdots1.bandcamp.c...

[Phil]

Borknagar - Quintessence

[Matthew]

Shelia E. - "The Glamorous Life"

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Jean-Michel Jarre - Equinoxe (thanks for reminder, Beau!)"

Classic. And the Re-master is high on my list.

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Matthew wrote: "Stephen wrote: "Mark Lanegan - Blues Funeral"

Tamaryn - Cranekiss

Fans of My Bloody Valentine, Cocteau Twins and late 80's and early 90's "dream pop" should give this album a listen."

Thanks for the tip, Matthew! I'll check it out!

Me too! :)

[Michael Fierce]

Rodney wrote: "The Cure-Disintegration"

One of my 2 favorite by them. The other one is Faith, though I pretty much love all their stuff.

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Michael Fierce wrote: "Ekel wrote: "Ekel wrote: "I know the Cocteau Twins are quite popular here, so can anyone recommend a band that is comparable in terms of beauty and dreamlikeness in sound?"

Thanks for these lists Michael, much listening to be done. I am aware of, and very much like, about half off your "Old school"-list (Xmal Deutschland! That's a name from the past!) and I'm sure to find something among the newer stuff!
"

Thank you, Thomas. I didn't think anybody would respond for a sec there. Most of it is highly recommended, others really good stuff. There are a few I probably should've mentioned. Albums by Slowdive, a repeating shout out for The XX (especially their first album), and a few others but a lot of great stuff in there.

[Michael Fierce]

Ekel wrote: "Death in June - The Odin Hour

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

Douglas Pearce is my personal fashion prototype:

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/......"

Cool. You just reminded me that I have been wanting to pick up To Drown A Rose EP from them for some time now. I need to revisit their entire discography :)

[Michael Fierce]

Stephen wrote: "Air - La Femme D'Argent"

God I love Air.

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "llibrro wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Did someone say R.E.M?"
R.E.M. - Automatic for the People
Should be in any music lovers collection."

The favorite now is the collected demos for "Fables..." "

Sounds interesting. I'll have to check out Fables...

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Ekel wrote: "Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures"

Best album. Ever."

I love that one to death too.

[Michael Fierce]

Matthew wrote: "Alien Sex Fiend - "I Walk The Line""

....between good and evil! :D

Hell, yeah!

[Michael Fierce]

Jeez....sorry about my ugly mug updates all stacked up in a row y'all! F__K! I got carried away!

[Janie]

Michael Fierce wrote: "Jeez....sorry about my ugly mug updates all stacked up in a row y'all! F__K! I got carried away!"

It's always a pleasure to see you, Michael. But you never told us what you're listening to.

[[deleted user]]

Face to Faces by Sleaford Mods

[Thomas]

Listening to "Tocsin" by Xmal Deutschland as suggested by Michael. I have "Viva" on vinyl and remember to put that on once in awhile, but this I just had on tape and so had forgotten about. Nice rediscovery! I think it's a stronger album than their last.

[[deleted user]]

Woods of Ypres - Discography

Songs like "I Was Buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetary" are beautiful and sad. I wonder if David Gold was actually buried there in the end?

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

[Karl]

-- Hugh Mane - "Control Drama"

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

--

[Karl]

Ekel wrote: "The Legendary Pink Dots - Atomic Roses

https://legendarypinkdots1.bandcamp.c..."

-- I think the "Dots" are amazing, I always loved "Legendary Pink Dots - "A Lust for Powder"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lesq...

A Tower of Powder ---

[Matthew]

The Meteors - "Little Red Riding Hood"

[Matthew]

The Cramps - "Human Fly"

[Matthew]

Demented Are Go - "Pervy In the Park"

[Karl]

-- "The Seismic Bleats Of Quantum Sheep" by Legendary Pink Dots --

[[deleted user]]

Cocteau Twins - Treasure

And afterwards (soon):

Cocteau Twins - Victorialand

[[deleted user]]

Karl wrote: "-- "The Seismic Bleats Of Quantum Sheep" by Legendary Pink Dots --"

Seems the Dots often play in Hildesheim, my hometown. Haven't seen them live yet, though. You can even find a Hildesheim live recording on their Bandcamp page:

https://legendarypinkdots1.bandcamp.c...

[Phil]

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 2

[Karl]

Ekel wrote: "Karl wrote: "-- "The Seismic Bleats Of Quantum Sheep" by Legendary Pink Dots --"

Seems the Dots often play in Hildesheim, my hometown. Haven't seen them live yet, though. You can even find a Hilde..."

-- I have had the opportunity to see the Dots five or six times here in Arizona. Even lucky enough to share a beer with Niels van Hoorn and spoke with Edward Ka-Spel on several occasions. Their bandcamp page is great !!! --

[Joey]

been listening to Bob Marley all day

[Karl]

-- Ashley Beedle / Lay Far / Darren Morris - "Slope" (12'' - LT064, Side B1)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f48Y1...

Nice and jazzy

--

[Karl]

-- Wintergatan - Marble Machine (music instrument using 2000 marbles)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUU8...

--

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "Michael Fierce wrote: "Jeez....sorry about my ugly mug updates all stacked up in a row y'all! F__K! I got carried away!"

It's always a pleasure to see you, Michael. But you never told us what you're listening to."

Awww, thanks Janie! Ummm, I just listened to 3 songs by Bowie;

Heroes, Sense of Doubt, Moss Garden.

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Listening to "Tocsin" by Xmal Deutschland as suggested by Michael. I have "Viva" on vinyl and remember to put that on once in awhile, but this I just had on tape and so had forgotten about. Nice re..."

Coolio. I haven't heard Viva in a while and will have to check it out soonish! :)

I think of Tocsin style-wise as somewhere between Garlands period Cocteau Twins and Darkwave.

Speaking of Darkwave, I'm sure y'all have probably heard it a zillion times but I always thought Switchblade Symphony's Serpentine Gallery was a fun one and because of the Siouxsie Sioux-type vocals a bit like Xmal Deutschland too.

[Michael Fierce]

Ekel wrote: "Karl wrote: "-- "The Seismic Bleats Of Quantum Sheep" by Legendary Pink Dots --"

Seems the Dots often play in Hildesheim, my hometown. Haven't seen them live yet, though. You can even find a Hilde..."

God I'd love to see them.

I always hear the lyrics from Golden Dawn in my head for some reason,

"I'll be your slave, maybe you'll be my priestess. I'd live in a cave and
we'd meet where all eyes are turned away. Where we can lay, where we can
play... and forget the storm. Will you weep when I slip away... at Golden
Dawn?
I drew a star, and you drew a circle. We hid in the car, we crossed our
fingers be hurtled down the street. The fog was creeping slow, the
deathbird peeping through the window. We drove on... on and on 'til
Golden Dawn.
I read the news and you heard the sirens. We packed, then we flew to an
island which no-one else could find. Where we could hide and watch the tide
slide in at twilight. We made love... on and on 'til Golden Dawn."

SO amazing.

[Erin]

Daniel Powter - Bad Day

[Janie]

Girls Against Boys - Venus Luxure No.1 Baby