[noisereductions]

yeah. I mean there's actually enough on Good News to make me like it as a whole. But after that... nope. Nothing.

Lonesome Crowded is my favorite. But I love all those records before Good News. You forgot about Sad Sappy Sucker! So much gold on there. "and this IS about jealous lovers/ba da da da..." so good. I thought that the Ugly Cassanova album was pretty good. "Things I don't remember" was a fantastic single anyway. But the UC album was def better than the latter day Mouse.

[ilduclo]

Originally Posted by guest

 

how is this one? They can be pretty great, but they get repetitious, and I generally don't like some of the over vocalised tracks. Also, some of the things I have from them are way overloaded....

[Severian]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

yeah. I mean there's actually enough on Good News to make me like it as a whole. But after that... nope. Nothing.

Lonesome Crowded is my favorite. But I love all those records before Good News. You forgot about Sad Sappy Sucker! So much gold on there. "and this IS about jealous lovers/ba da da da..." so good. I thought that the Ugly Cassanova album was pretty good. "Things I don't remember" was a fantastic single anyway. But the UC album was def better than the latter day Mouse.

Sharpen Your Teeth, yeah. I like that very much at the time. Soundtracked a very weird time in my life that, looking back, was almost entirely awful and depressing. But boy did "Hotcha Girls" hit the spot for me back then. (I was in relationship with aforementioned girl, and it had yet to explode into the most unhealthy symbiosis of my life).

[The Soup Nazi]

 

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by Severian

I'll put on the red album right now on Apple Music just to show you that I'm open minded and willing. But don't expect a re-evaluation.

youd din't like it tho right? haha

[Severian]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

youd din't like it tho right? haha

White or red? Never mind. Doesn't matter. No, I did not.

You've got to sit down (or drive around) and listen to Car Seat Headrest though. Seriously. This year's Teens of Denial and last year's Teens of Style. Both genuinely exciting and fun indie rock records.

You will do that now.

[pepper_green]

The Minutemen.

everything up to Double Nickels is killer. though I think they are one of those bands I enjoyed more when I was younger. I used wear these albums out on vinyl ordered from SST.


just sayin, still an amazing band. the humble no frills music they make always thrills me.

[pepper_green]

...Weezer are cocksuckers, whether green, red or whatever variety they present themselves. should listen to John Lee Hooker instead. Modest Mouse can go shit out a broke stick too.

[guest]

Originally Posted by ilduclo

how is this one? They can be pretty great, but they get repetitious, and I generally don't like some of the over vocalised tracks. Also, some of the things I have from them are way overloaded....

if the noisier aspect of it turns you off a bit then yeah, this one's not going to be your favourite hahaha...this is from the 90s trio lineup so it's almost complete skronk, there's the skeletons of their old songs but they're totally blasted by mizutani and there's only bass & drums to hold the tracks together (which they don't), only audible though when mizutani is singing. more similar to fushitsusha's pathetique than anything else really, real black hole noise. not in the same way as their late 70s work where he was at least trying to shape the feedback into the songs whereas here it's pure nihilism.

[Severian]

 

Kornél Kovács - The Bells

This is some ecstatic shit. I love it!

[Genteel Death]

https://heavymetal.bandcamp.com/releases

[Genteel Death]

This too.

 

[Severian]

Originally Posted by Severian

 

Kornél Kovács - The Bells
This is some ecstatic shit. I love it!

Seriously, has anyone listened to this? It's not all bangers, but THIS for instance is one of the most jubilant dance songs you've heard since Daft Punk was still in their heyday.

Fucking jubilant I tells ya.

[pepper_green]

Originally Posted by Severian

Seriously, has anyone listened to this? It's not all bangers, but THIS for instance is one of the most jubilant dance songs you've heard since Daft Punk was still in their heyday.

Fucking jubilant I tells ya.

it's like some loser did a fairly good job in his mommas room to copy house and Daft Punk. otherwise, if I was someone I wouldn't be digging this too much because it's lame.

[pepper_green]

Beach Boys -Love You
Survivor- Vital Signs
New Edition - Candy Girl
The Beatles - White Album
Bob Dylan- BOB
Public Enemy - Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos
Jackson 5 - greatest hits
MJ - Dangerous

that's what i've been jamming to.

[pepper_green]

Blondie - Parallel lines

perfect pop and rock blend that you can't get anymore besides retro shit. such a good album.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by pepper_green

it's like some loser did a fairly good job in his mommas room to copy house and Daft Punk. otherwise, if I was someone I wouldn't be digging this too much because it's lame.

Rest of the album has a lot of different hues and tones to it. Even I wouldn't be able to handle an entire album of this kind of thing, but that song is just ... Yowza.

I know I'm more likely to fall for bouncy house and techno than the average SYG bear, but compared to other ecstatic bump songs from 2016, like Avalanches' "Because I'm me," this sounds fresh and pure as Afgahn ear heroin.

Also, Kornél Kovács is part of the extended DJ Koze and Pampa adjacent family, so there's some real weirdness and skill at play. Have you ever heard Amygdala?

[evollove]

Originally Posted by pepper_green

Beach Boys -Love You

This is a weird one. I really can't tell if I like it or think it's utter shit. I've listened to it maybe five or six times and I have no idea what I think about it. My opinion changes every five seconds.

[The Soup Nazi]

 

[noisereductions]

Listening to spotifys mix of my most played songs of the year

It is good