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you must have better music stores in your area of australia!
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| Cycle wrote: | | so what do you handsome folk use to illegally download music these days? I usually use soulseek but it seems to be crap these days. In fact, whenever decided to pirate some music, the last app i use always seems to turn to crap. |
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i buy a lot of music from the internet.
i also like bleep quite a bit.
i buy direct from the label or artist when possible.
i contacted that qua guy recently about buying his stuff, but he hasn't gotten back to me. i like the slightly sad fennesz thing.
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so guys amon tobin is like the cleverest fucker in the world and i can't stop from loving his music to death.
the soundtrack for Chaos Theory, the Bridge, From Out Somewhere, Adventures in Foam - everything he's ever done is brilliant, and he's officially my favourite ever.
this might change next month but I've been like this since February so whatever
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Out From Out Where is the first album I heard of him and it's also my favorite.
I recently tried to find a TaQ album that he released for free, Bounce Connected, since he's the only bemani artist that is enjoyable in my book. Anyone else have/know where to find this?
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| dhex wrote: | | i contacted that qua guy recently about buying his stuff, but he hasn't gotten back to me. i like the slightly sad fennesz thing. |
http://www.mushrecords.com/store.php
ships all over the world
and what, no one here pirates music? i buy lots of albums too, but only when i listen to them first. i ain't gonna shell out for something someone recommend but i haven't heard. or only heard one song off the album. i learned my lesson a long time ago.
dhex im trying to track down some of the albums with songs from your mix, it's not easy it seems.
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I'll be honest: I haven't bought a CD in years
But I don't want the FED-DEADERALS to PULL A 227 ON ME |
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harveyjams i am reporting you to the appropiate authorities as we speak.
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i haven't bought a (new) album in years. i frequent a specific local consignment store and buy CDs there for like $2-$4 a pop...
(but I, like most other people, have been known to download music as well)
my fiancee has a napster account, but she hates it.
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napster still exists? i thought it was dead.
i watched the futurama episode with KIDNAPPSTER with my brother, i asked him if he knew what napster was and he didn't. kids these days, eh.
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yeah, napster's still around.
it's not bad, if you're into itunes-esque services that aren't itunes.
if you're at all tech-savvy or know what you're doing you can also pay for one month or get a one-month free trial, download a huge pile of music, and strip the DRM protection using a program like tunebite.
and then cancel that shit.
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| Quote: | | http://www.mushrecords.com/store.php |
neat! placing order now. (man when you name your project "qua" you pretty much make web searching suck. i can't imagine how the the fans do it.)
| Quote: | | dhex im trying to track down some of the albums with songs from your mix, it's not easy it seems. |
what are you looking for?
edit: i will be doing another mixtape shortly, since the ambient one was a bit too long, and keeping it a bit more thematic.
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Soulseek's actually pretty good.
Or that's what I've found when I'm downloading royalty-free library music and bootleg recordings of trains and birdsong. |
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| Harveyjames wrote: | | birdsong. |
Evan Parker with Birds's "For Steve Lacy" is actually a really great recording of Parker improvising on saxophone to a backing track of field-recorded birdsong, produced by John Coxon & Ashley Wales (formerly Spring Heel Jack), the coolest Drum & Bass duo to ever stop making Drum & Bass and start making improvised free jazz.
you can find it on slsk.
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Jay-Z's latest, American Gangster, is fine, but not more than that. It's too easy. I like him much better on the Black Album or the Blueprint where he sounds hungrier.
Lupe Fiasco's new one is bloated. Man needs an editor, and fast. I do love the cut "Dumb It Down," though.
I'm really still stuck on In Rainbows. It's been three months now. Excepting the last song, what a lovingly constructed album! It's as though they were never content to play the same sound twice on it. Somehow, their hooks avoid repetition, although they get repeated.
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| simplicio wrote: | | Harveyjames wrote: | | birdsong. |
Evan Parker with Birds's "For Steve Lacy" is actually a really great recording of Parker improvising on saxophone to a backing track of field-recorded birdsong, produced by John Coxon & Ashley Wales (formerly Spring Heel Jack), the coolest Drum & Bass duo to ever stop making Drum & Bass and start making improvised free jazz.
you can find it on slsk. |
Oh no, I wouldn't download that, it's someone else's copyright! I'll just stick with me trains, thankyou. |
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| helicopterp wrote: | | Jay-Z's latest, American Gangster, is fine, but not more than that. It's too easy. I like him much better on the Black Album or the Blueprint where he sounds hungrier. |
It'd be interesting to hear Blueprint and Jay-Z make a cut together.
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| I like the recent Jay-Z track Hello Brooklyn which samples the Beastie Boys track, also called Hello Brooklyn, but turns their indulgent 808 weirdness into a serviceable and amazing Laffy Taffy-sort of beat. I don't know what you call that sort of beat. Crunk? |
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The 808 is crunk, the drum machine is something else entirely. Weezy walks all over Hove on that cut.
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Dude the 808 on that track is from a beastie boys record about 15 years before the invention of crunk
Also the Roland 808 IS a drum machine |
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In the process of putting my foot in my mouth as hard as I possibly could, I was describing the style of what I heard, not its origins or where it fits into some sort of official hip-hop timeline. Still, that doesn't make my toes taste any better. And my ears are burning.
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| Harveyjames wrote: | | simplicio wrote: | | Harveyjames wrote: | | birdsong. |
Evan Parker with Birds's "For Steve Lacy" is actually a really great recording of Parker improvising on saxophone to a backing track of field-recorded birdsong, produced by John Coxon & Ashley Wales (formerly Spring Heel Jack), the coolest Drum & Bass duo to ever stop making Drum & Bass and start making improvised free jazz.
you can find it on slsk. |
Oh no, I wouldn't download that, it's someone else's copyright! I'll just stick with me trains, thankyou. |
It also fetches better than $100 EBAY DOLLARS (i know; i briefly tried bidding last time a copy came up) and is hopelessly out of print, so I wouldn't feel bad about downloading it. The rest of the Treader catalog is really good though, and worth spending real money on.
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Jonny Greenwood's score for There Will Be Blood counters most of the images on screen--or at least, it appears to counter the images on screen until the second half of the movie. It's big, off-kilter, overwhelming, and perfect for the film. I haven't listened to it on its own yet.
In other news, Andre 3000 is still the best rapper alive, and Big Boi isn't too far behind. Da Art of Storytellin pt. 4 is sweeter than a plate of yams with extra syrup.
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Hey, Chuck Berry! He's swell.
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| new xiu xiu is disappointing |
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| daphaknee wrote: | | new xiu xiu is disappointing |
That's what I heard from a friend!
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| helicopterp wrote: | | Jonny Greenwood's score for There Will Be Blood counters most of the images on screen--or at least, it appears to counter the images on screen until the second half of the movie. It's big, off-kilter, overwhelming, and perfect for the film. I haven't listened to it on its own yet. |
Holy smokes is this soundtrack ever great to listen to. Well, the score from the second half of the film is much more enjoyable, or maybe easier to enjoy is a better way to say it. Most of the earlier score is very overwhelming, but in a very enjoyable way. It's intense! Brings your arm hairs to electric attention. "Countering the images" from the film is a great way to describe it too.
Definitely worth it.
"If I have a milkshake, and you have a milkshake..."
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| daphaknee wrote: | | new xiu xiu is disappointing |
Really? How so? I've only heard the cover of Under Pressure, which was alright (not great). I haven't gotten around to the whole album yet.
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Been going back to my older stuff lately. Getting a huge bunch of satisfaction from James Taylor.
I keep setting Asobi Seksu's 'Citrus' and Ladyhawk on repeat, though.
I get up to Asobi Seksu, and wind down/thrash out my remaining energy for the day to Ladyhawk
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| This thread needs more description of the music! So far it's just a bunch of names, what :((((( |
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Chuck Berry is really smart (in the sense of intelligent + crisp) dumb old rock n' roll (in the sense of being very rooted in the guitar-driven boogie-blues form). The delight with which he plays guitar and writes lyrics is palpable in almost every song you listen to. Nifty riffs, extra notes for their own, joyful sake, and energetic strum-solos characterize the musicianship. His words thrive on the punchline. You can find a perfect example in the song "No Particular Place to Go," which describes a radio-fueled joyride with a cute girl in the passenger seat until a horrible mishap: she can't unfasten her seatbelt when she wants to leave!
"All the way home I held a grudge/for the safety-belt that wouldn't budge."
If I were a rock star (which, while I'm driving a car or shaving, I often am) I would cover Chuck Berry at least once per concert.
James Harvey are you happy now?
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Yeah!! Thanks!!
I also like 'My ding-a-ling'. |
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go to bed!
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| Can you believe I have a job interview tomorrow morning! |
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I can't believe you've ever had a job interview with how smarmy you are.
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I had to look that up
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1.A certain attitude often accompanied by a squinty look and a superior smile that makes you instantly hate a person. Similar to snobby.
He/she/it is totally smarmy, I want to punch them in the face.
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Cheesy, pretentious, not as attractive as one thinks one is and/or greasy and slimy.
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Similar to slimey, but with an air of innocence and similar to kiss-ass, but with out the obviousness. Typically, a male, who gives brief but strong focussed attention to a number of females, often in the work-place, that is drippingly sweet, but carries the occasional lame sexual innuendo that is immediately retracted by a childlike expression. A man, usually a co-worker, or person in contact with large group of female potentials, with puppy-dog eyes, offering an insincere concern and easy compliments, who has (not-so-)hidden agenda accompanyiing his actions and conversation. Easy to discern for the experienced or for those who trust their intuition. Preys most easily on young and vulnerable. Is not harmful, but had own best interests at heart, which usually involve sex, or in the very least, creating self-directed admiration. |
Man, is that how I come off |
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Well really I just meant the first definition*, but I love this:
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Typically, a male, who gives brief but strong focussed attention to a number of females, often in the work-place, that is drippingly sweet, but carries the occasional lame sexual innuendo that is immediately retracted by a childlike expression. |
*except that it makes me instantly like you! except for every now and then.
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| Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 5:33 am Post subject: |
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Harveyjams certainly has a smary element to him.
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Right, I'm going to be watchng everything I say and do for smarminess from now on.
The only guy I've ever known who could be described as 'smarmy' was this guy in uni called Daniel David, and he was as big a creep as I ever met, and if I'm like him in any sense I need to change my ways immediately. So thanks |
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For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure those of us Americans who use the term use it more casually than its definition requires.
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| Hey my job interview went well. It wasn't really an interview, just a chat at a recruitment centre. And! They gave me a temp job straight away at the OLD INSANE ASYLUM. It's office shit. The good news is it's right across the road from where I'm going to be staying, so two thumbs up (o^^)b (o^^)b ! |
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| helicopterp wrote: | | For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure those of us Americans who use the term use it more casually than its definition requires. |
I associate it with game show host persona.
HJ doesn't match it.
| Harveyjames wrote: | | ...gave me a temp job straight away at the OLD INSANE ASYLUM.... |
Pics!
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| Redeye that's the first time I've ever seen you refer to another forum member by name, and I'm honoured that it was me! Although I seem to be responsible for about 53% of all posts on the forum, so I guess statistically it was bound to happen. |
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hey guys so i re-re-re-re-rediscovered PJ Harvey recently and have decided i want to be like her when i grow up
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i have also been listening to a lot of ministry lately. Psalm 69 is probably their best album.. it seems like a lot of their earlier (and later!) material is more metal and less industrial. industrial tends to be what i like, so less makes me sad.
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i also really like the skinny puppy video, pro-test. never saw it before a couple days ago, and it's generally very amusing.
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twitch and the mind is a terrible thing to taste are hot. i'm not so into everything else though.
i don't know if i've ever made it through the whole puppy video. i usually just pretend they half-finished the process and never spoke to each other ever again. and then listen to last rights over and over and over and over and over and over and over...
that reminds me to go pick up the new download (from last year) and whatever they've put out as plateau lately.
i am kinda diggin' on wolves in the throne room and burning witch. the former is like explosions in the sky with balls and the latter is pretty interesting, despite my not ever having liked sunn.
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the new genghis tron is fucking amazing.
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Godspeed You! Black Emperor have broken up. It seems they lost faith in art as a method of communication.
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| Yeah, everyone knows that only valid form of communication is GUNS (according to Dracko anyway). |
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No, that's attaining power, you fool! Both Mao and Richey Manic will back me up on that one!
That and everyone ever is living proof.
Besides, they said it, not me:
| Quote: | Founder Efrin Menuck declared that the band had become untenable due to “an existential freakout” relating to the Iraq war…
“The last American tour that Godspeed did was in the run up to the current war in Iraq. For what Godspeed did, it was very difficult for us to work out a way to communicate directly with the audience about what was going on… We could talk to people after the shows, or we could make announcements from the stage, but so much what Godspeed was, was one-way communication, and I had an existential freakout about that, that those tactics aren’t valid anymore.” |
Guns are pretty definitive, though!
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