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37 minutes ago, FatherAlabaster said:
They're great. This one's my favorite of theirs - "From The Lion's Mouth". Another 1981 gem. I also enjoy their previous album "Jeopardy" and the more polished "Hands and Hearts".
Thanks! Just about to stream this now, sounds like it's right up my alley tbf. Will give you my verdict!
NP: The Sound - From the Lions Mouth
Liking this a *lot*, just three tracks in!
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A glass of Sadlers' 'Peaky Blinders Spiced Rum' on just a couple ice cubes. Wonderful!
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Spoon - They Want My Soul
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'Mr President IPA' by Brewdog. Essentially a rebranding of their Hardcore IPA, for Tesco. The only available US-style DIPA in UK supermarkets, hence it's a longstayer of mine ?
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1 hour ago, FatherAlabaster said:
The video has a lo-fi quality that's a bit haunting to me, and surprisingly it doesn't sound like garbage for being a live recording from almost 40 years ago. Do you know The Sound? I've been addicted to them for a few months now, great stuff especially early on.
NP: Selbst - Relatos De Angustia
No! I'm a fan of Joy Division and other post-punk bands, but not checked out The Sound yet. Maybe I should go in on them first?
NP: Descendents - Milo Goes to College
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On 2/5/2021 at 5:46 PM, FatherAlabaster said:
Not off the top of my head, no. I got to see them with the two-drummer lineup years ago and I was blown away. Amazing power in the sound and performance. It was totally captivating. If I come across anything good, I'll let you know.
That'd be cool if you do come across one, cheers! I know I found some decent-quality YouTube footage a few years back. They had the two drummers and you could feel the extra energy/ferocity for sure!
So far today:
Cult of Luna - The Raging River
Daughters - You Won't Get What You Want
Adolescents - Adolescents
Daniel Avery - Drone Logic
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Dropdead - S/t
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Decapitated - Nihility
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14 hours ago, FatherAlabaster said:
I agree. Good parts, good songs, and I think that's the closest they've come to capturing the energy of the two-drummer lineup on a studio recording.
Are there any good Melvins live recordings you'd recommend, btw? I've seen some footage and agree it captured a bit more than the studio recordings!
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Was: Donald Byrd - A New Perspective
Now: Cult of Luna - The Raging River
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1 hour ago, FatherAlabaster said:
I'm not a huge huge fan of their studio albums in general, but that one's great, definitely my favorite of theirs.
Yeah, I've heard a few of their more 'acclaimed' albums and this is the only one I can say I love all the way through tbh. 'Experimental' music is great, but not something I always feel Melvins excel in. I like the more straight-forward approach of this one - just a collection of great heavy rock songs. A lot of fun to listen to.
Was: Róisín Murphy - Róisín Machine
Now: Yaeji - What We Drew 우리가 그려왔던
Getting my quota of electronic/techno/house listening in for the night. Easily 2 of my favourite non-metal releases from last year
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Melvins - A Senile Animal
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Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
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Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness
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Extreme Noise Terror - A Holocaust In Your Head
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Thanks man, it's nice to be back!
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The Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands
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It's nice to be back! Folks who've been a long time might remember me as 'JBaker', but as it's been a bit of a while (with new email addresses and all that), figured I'd make a fresh account!
I'm Jay, currently studying a Master's in French and living in Birmingham, UK.
Music fan in general, with metal being one of my favourite genres. In terms of metal, I am kind of picky? But I can invariably find something I like in most metal/metal adjacent subgenres. A few favourites are: Black Sabbath, Neurosis, Sepultura, Napalm Death, Meshuggah, Converge, Faith No More, Deafheaven, Motorhead, Godflesh, Deftones, Dying Fetus, Faith No More, Nails, Cult of Luna, Altar of Plagues, Killing Joke.
I've also spent much of today listening to Morbid Angel and having a great time
As folks who knew me the first time around may attest, I also enjoy a great amount of very un-metal stuff. This has only grown over the years, but probably best left for another discussion. haha
Cheers and hope you're all doing well! Looking fwd to getting stuck in again after quite a number of years
What Are You Listening To?
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Elder - Omens
Not usually the sort of thing I go for, but I've been enjoying this a good amount. I find something really uplifting and moving in listening to it tbh