What's that noise?

[dignan]

Specifically, Doctor! Doctor!, but I can't find a good youtube video of it that's not a remix that they'll let me embed.  Ah well.

[Rude]

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Martin Denny - Exotica: Volumes I & II

-Rude

[kodiakthejuggler]

Being my favorite cartoon ever, and loving it since the beginning, I saw this online and I FREAKED!!! Someone (undoubtedly on the production team) compiled this collection of instrumental tracks from the 40s and 50s together and put them on a torrent site, and Kirk D. of Secret Fun Blog put them all together in two volumes and worked up some fabulous covers with artwork from the mighty Bill Wray. And best of all, it's FREE!!

[RVR II]

WHOA!!

Must Have!

[Petey Wheatstraw]

[MontyServo]

Awesome!  Listening to some of the first volume right now.  Cool find!  Thanks!

[Super Monkey Death Car]

"Spank a Lee" by Herbie Hancock

Spoiler

"Lordy" by Neil Diamond

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An improv session by Popul Vuh

Spoiler

[Thorns of Crimson Death]

I wonder if Ingrown Asshair and Thorns of Crimson Death wouldn't be happier if they didn't open up their horizons and check out new things?

What do you know about what they listen to, other than what they post here? So what if it's only one genre. It's more about finding similar music tastes. I get a lot out of what they post because I'll seek it out if I haven't heard it. I'm sure no one here knows that I listen to music from a Russian artist named Origa, but because I have not posted this information doesn't mean I don't listen to anything other than Death Metal. We all get that you listen to plenty of different genres, and that you have a diverse taste in music. I'm sure that lovely folks with pretty names like Ingrown Asshair and Thorns of Crimson Death also have diverse tastes in music. Who said they have to prove it in these threads?

Thank you.  You don't need a map to post in a forum like some people. Right on all points.  Incidentally I'm listening to Arsis' "We are the Nightmare" after remembering seeing you post about it on here so I picked it up.  Excellent choice.

[Petey Wheatstraw]

NP:

I wonder if Ingrown Asshair and Thorns of Crimson Death wouldn't be happier if they didn't open up their horizons and check out new things?

What do you know about what they listen to, other than what they post here? So what if it's only one genre. It's more about finding similar music tastes. I get a lot out of what they post because I'll seek it out if I haven't heard it. I'm sure no one here knows that I listen to music from a Russian artist named Origa, but because I have not posted this information doesn't mean I don't listen to anything other than Death Metal. We all get that you listen to plenty of different genres, and that you have a diverse taste in music. I'm sure that lovely folks with pretty names like Ingrown Asshair and Thorns of Crimson Death also have diverse tastes in music. Who said they have to prove it in these threads?

The reason I called these two close-minded is because they bash everyone who doesn't share their opinions on whatever artist they dislike. And then complain when someone bashes THEM about artists they like.

Thank you.  You don't need a map to post in a forum like some people. Right on all points.  Incidentally I'm listening to Arsis' "We are the Nightmare" after remembering seeing you post about it on here so I picked it up.  Excellent choice.

That's hilarious coming from you.

[Rude]

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   Flight Of The Conchords

-Rude

[kodiakthejuggler]

ARE YOU THAT DENSE, ********?

Uh, you wanna get that, Gammer?   

You can tell he's willing to play nice, eh?

   Flight Of The Conchords
-Rude

They call me the Hiphopopotamus,
my lyrics are bottomless...
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[Courtney]

   Flight Of The Conchords
-Rude

They call me the Hiphopopotamus,
my lyrics are bottomless...
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"My rhymes are so potent that in this small segment I made all of the ladies in the first two rows pregnant."   

[Don W]

Currently listening to:

Control Denied - The Fragile Art of Existence

[Petey Wheatstraw]

NP:

Spoiler

[Ortega]

I was in the music store a couple of days ago, and decided to pick up another copy of Garbage 2.0 to replace the one i lost on the myriad moves I've had to go through.  This made we want to go ahead and complete this discology.

Garbage

Great album.  I remember this being one of my first CDs back in my junior high days.  Of course there's the great singles, Queer, I'm Only Happy When It Rains, & Stupid Girl.  But i like Dog New Tricks & Vow.  Coming form Butch Vig, it of course shows a lot of polish, maybe a bit to much, but with Shirley Manson's deep vocals, its thouroughly enjoyable. 

Garbage 2.0

Great fucking album.  One of those discs you can let play( which is why i repurchased it) .  Push It, When I Grow Up, Temptation Waits, Paranoid, you name it, its good. 

Beautiful Garbage

OK, this is where I wished i had saved my money.  The album seems all over the place, and the use of synth was taken to its breaking point, and it ended up being quite a chore to listen to the whole thing.  Out of the entire album, i would say that Silence is Golden, may be the best track here.  I took a look at the singles, Androgyny & Cherry Lips, and was thouroughly unimpressed.  And it doesn't;t even sound like Shirley's vocals on those tracks, especially on Cherry Lips.  In Summation: GAH!...get this disc out of my player....

Bleed Like Me

Ah....that's better.  Definitely a return to form.   A nice album, it seems to me to be a nice time capsule for mid to late 90's alternative rock, except that this album was released in 2005.  Bad Boyfriend, Right Between the Eyes, Why Do You Love Me ( am i the only one who hears Elastica a bit in that track?), Bleed Like Me, Sex Is Not The Enemy are the standouts here.  Not groundbreaking, but a nice listen. 
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...  and i "found" the single " The World is Not Enough".  Great, catchy song, and a nice showcase for Shirley's haunting vocals, too bad the movie sucked ass.


OK, back to your internet fight.......