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Joined: July 04 2005
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Posted: February 14 2010 at 02:56
Tsevir Leirbag wrote:
harmonium.ro wrote:
^ I know Dun and I like Eros quite a lot. Present bored me with the latest; it was good but nothing special. I don't know whether I'll try something else from them.
LE: There is also other stuff that I like such as Koenjihyakkei, Zu, Cheer-Accident, Shining, and of course SGM.
I couln't stand what I've heard of Shining.
Koenjihyakkei is brilliant, Zu is great. Haven't heard Cheer Accident.
You're listening to the wrong Shining. Don't listen to the Swedish band of the same name or listen to Blackjazz, the latest album.
Joined: August 03 2006
Location: Espoo, Finland
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Posted: February 14 2010 at 05:08
Cool, do that Library Loft is definitely very interesting, I can't really say anything about Sixty Metonymies yet as I've listened to it just once. I did get a kick out of the mental image of it being played through the speakers of some supermarket with people being all WTF That goes for all Driver works, though.
Joined: March 02 2009
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Posted: February 14 2010 at 05:16
I definitely need some more Driver stuff, I'll definitely check out Tartar Lamb one day I've only heard the samples from Anemone, but they sounded good to me. Can't wait to check that one out.
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Posted: February 14 2010 at 05:23
This is apparently my seventh listen of Anemone, and at least the tracks Gemini Becoming the Tripod and ___ on Limpid Form are truly brilliant It's the quieter songs I'm not that familiar with yet, but they feel like good stuff too.
We decided to first listen to all Kayo stuff chronologically and then all motW stuff
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Posted: February 14 2010 at 05:33
progkidjoel wrote:
Good idea! motW is easily one of my top 10 bands ever, all amazing stuff. Bath is my favourite Toby Driver project by far, but they're all amazing.
What did you end up thinking of Blue Lambency Downward?
I'm still undecided about that one, some days I like it a lot and some days it's rather meh. It's definitely one of the weirdest albums in my collection, we'll see how it goes down after Anemone And Bath is totally brilliant Still I might like Part the Second and Choirs a bit more.
James wrote:
You know, "One of these Days" isn't a bad tune at all. I've always enjoyed it.
Something my mate was listening to the other day though had almost the same bassline.
Might that have been Clean by Depeche Mode? It's got very similar bass thing in the beginning.
Joined: March 02 2009
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Posted: February 14 2010 at 05:35
BLD is my favourite Kayo Dot so far, absolutely brilliant imo. The first half seems a little bit aimless, although the last 3 tracks are absolutely amazing.
Anyway, I should really be getting off to bed now. See you guys later!
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Library Loft is definitely very interesting, I can't really say anything about Sixty Metonymies yet as I've listened to it just once. I did get a kick out of the mental image of it being played through the speakers of some supermarket with people being all WTF 
That goes for all Driver works, though.
