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Would anyone like to upload some earlier of montreal?
I can listen to Satanic Panic in my fiancees car and in her car only, and frankly, it bums me out.
Maybe Satanic Twins the remix album? Now I just sound like Im begging
boo!
This is the first time I've heard of that album, have you heard it before? I'd like to hear it too, but I think it might only be available on vinyl, I bet someone ripped it.
But as for your request for older of Montreal here's their best old CD in my opinion. This is before they went super electronic.
If you think those tracks are good listen to Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse or She's a Rejecter off Hissing Fauna... or The Past Is a Grotesque animal, that song is really intense and long, unlike anything of Montreal has done before. OR We Were Born the Mutants Again With Leafling ahhhhhhh so many good songs you can see why I think it's their best CD.
Assuming you're not familiar with those, heh.
Oh yeah, and Rapture Rapes the Muses off Satanic Panic, fucking awesome track. All right I'm done.
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not my favorite album cover in the world, but the music itself is pretty amazing. Excellent power-pop by way of distorted crunchy guitars, bleepy keyboards, and other endless forms of experimental awesomeness. Comparable to some of Pavement's work and at times also sounding reminiscent of The Flaming Lips (and Jason Lytle's voice can sound remarkably similar to Wayne Coyne's). If you consider yourself even the slightest fan of 'indie' music then please do yourself a favor and check out Grandaddy. They are a phenomenally unique band.
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Hear is my vinyl rip of Steven Malkmus and the Jicks (Steven was the front man for Pavement) "Face The Truth."
There are two seconds shaved off of the front of the first song, so my apologies, but the album is great! Your description of grandaddy reminded me of this album, so I thought I should dig it out.
If you like grandaddy, there is a good bet you'll dig Steven Malkmus and the Jicks.
i have stephen malkmus and the jicks' most recent album, real emotional trash. i'll rar that up and get it uploaded for you kids. right after i up Of Montreal's the bedside drama: a petite tragedy.
"The psychedelic experience - it has a tremendous force to revivify the spirit, particularly because it is not an ideology. It is not something someone 'figured out.' It is an EXPERIENCE. And this is important to bear in mind." - McKenna.
"We're not mad, we're just doing what we want. You rigid thinkers can't recognize the healthy sanity of that." - Harlan Ellison, "Crackpots"
yeah, i rather like it. the distorted, long-winded jam-outs remind me of his pavement days, of which i'm quite fond.
oh oh, and on a somewhat unrelated note, a woman i've slept with has been in the past on a first name basis with stephen malkmus. she had dinner with his wife just this summer. that almost makes me feel cool by association.
If you cloned several of Built To Spill's frontman doug martsch, dosed them all with pure mdma and put them before a room full of electric guitars, amps, and a plethora of various effects pedals, the result just might sound similar to Yume Bitsu's.
An awesome indie/psych/prog rock band from the coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington. This is their second (and my favorite) album, from 1999. If you like cathartic 'build-up/release' types of modern prog rock, such as Mogwai and Explosions In the Sky, then you'll probably love these guys. Their sound is a bit more organic feeling than both of those bands imo, and they're probably my second favorite current prog-rock band behind Godspeed You Black Emperor! (those guys are just in a league of their own) In fact if anybody here still hasn't heard 'Godspeed' then please let me know, as I'd be happy to upload it for you.
btw: don't be fooled by this album cover, their blissful music induces a mood quite opposite of an overcast sky.
peace...
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Quote: EchoEclipse71 said: I don't know why everybody's so into Of Montreal. Maybe I'm just a weirdo. Or too normal.
Well, when I first heard them with Sunlandic Twins I loved them, Then Satanic Panic in the Attic I loved them even more... But besides those two albums I don't like the other stuff much (but I haven't had time to let the early stuff sink in yet, but Hissing Fauna I don't really like much.)
For me its a combination of just plain FUN music with fun sing-along style vocals about silly/whimsical things in life, while including some very lovely very desperate songs as well...
In my life its the silly/whimsical that rules, so thats why I like them so much. I want music I can sing a long to and not have to care about that fact that the singer may be a republican. I want Fantasy. I want metaphors that touch your life in ways the writer never intended. Thats why I love Of Montreal.
Would anyone like to upload some earlier of montreal?
I can listen to Satanic Panic in my fiancees car and in her car only, and frankly, it bums me out.
Maybe Satanic Twins the remix album? Now I just sound like Im begging
boo!
This is the first time I've heard of that album, have you heard it before? I'd like to hear it too, but I think it might only be available on vinyl, I bet someone ripped it.
But as for your request for older of Montreal here's their best old CD in my opinion. This is before they went super electronic.
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