Shred's Ninth: We enter, drunk with fire

Ricochet wrote: Padraic wrote: Tsevir Leirbag wrote: Dilemn.... What album should I buy:   - Étron Fou Leloublan's Batelages - Shub-Niggurath's Les morts vont vite - Akinetòn Retard's Akranania - Guapo's Five Suns Order of priority:  Shub, Guapo, Etron Fou, Akineton Retard I know only Guapo.

Don't let James hear you don't have Les morts vont vite. 

Evolutionary_Sleeper wrote: Padraic wrote: Tsevir Leirbag wrote: Dilemn.... What album should I buy:   - Étron Fou Leloublan's Batelages - Shub-Niggurath's Les morts vont vite - Akinetòn Retard's Akranania - Guapo's Five Suns Order of priority:  Shub, Guapo, Etron Fou, Akineton Retard I Agree.

 

Naked City will be the first album I'll listen to in 2010. Decided.

MovingPictures07 wrote: rushfan4 wrote: MPP is another album that I borrowed from the library last week, but I have yet to listen to it.  I listened to a couple of songs back when the album first came out and it was all the rage.  I thought the songs were OK then, so there is a chance that I might like this one. You should definitely hear it soon and let me know what you think. It's still one of my favorite albums this year, despite my first listen of "WTF". Not sure how I'd rank all the albums from this year anymore, not sure if I should even try.

Pathetic.

I have a top 10...finally.

Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Rob, how did you get your hands on a Kumm album, and what do you think of it? http://www.last.fm/music/Kumm/Confuzz I'm halfway through it.  It has good parts and bad parts...mostly inoffensive pop songs.  The first two tracks on that album are really enjoyable, but everything after that is mostly "meh."

That's their least good album. I didn't know they put it on last.fm. I quite agree with your review, and I'd rather recommend their debut, Moonsweat March. That's the album that got them on PA. It seems like it's all on last.fm, too: http://www.last.fm/music/Kumm/Moonsweat+March


The other albums are mostly alternative rock, some good, some great and some fantastic (the fourth album is a masterpiece imo).

Evolutionary_Sleeper wrote: Wadada Leo Smith's  Spiritual Dimessions topped the Denver Post's end of year jazz list. woo! http://www.denverpost.com/entertainment/ci_14067045

Nice to see Henry Threadgill and Evan Parker there too, although I don't know either of those albums. Maybe I'll download the MP3s of The Moment's Energy from Amazon, I'm not sure I should be buying it full price.

Kristin Kreuk's favourite bands\artists are: Jeff Buckley, Miles Davis, Tribe called quest, Coldplay and Radiohead.  There is some hope for you youngsters yet.  I think that King By-Tor should hook one of you guys up with her since she is from Vancouver.

How is Mulatu? I'll be honest: the main reason I want to get The Moment's Energy is because I want something that's "electroacoustic" and it seems more likely I'll like that one. I don't really care about traditional New Orleans jazz, so I guess Allen Toussaint is a pass for me (also, f**k people who are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, besides Miles Davis), and Matthew Shipp sounded boring, although to be fair to him I didn't hear meaty samples and I haven't even bothered to listen to the one album I have by him.

Edited by Henry Plainview - December 28 2009 at 19:19

Tsevir Leirbag wrote: I'd also like to have Höyry-Köne's Huono Parturi but that album is impossible to find.

Well, I'm sure a physical copy is.  If you really want to hear it, well, the internet provides such resources.

Tsevir Leirbag wrote: Padraic wrote: Tsevir Leirbag wrote: I'd also like to have Höyry-Köne's Huono Parturi but that album is impossible to find. Well, I'm sure a physical copy is.  If you really want to hear it, well, the internet provides such resources.   I'd like to buy it, have a physical copy.

* shrugs *

OK.