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i don't even know. it's one of those days where i have no fucking clue what i want to listen to.

madmax1012 wrote:i don't even know. it's one of those days where i have no fucking clue what i want to listen to.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AYTa271vPU[/youtube]

kbithecrowing wrote:

madmax1012 wrote:i don't even know. it's one of those days where i have no fucking clue what i want to listen to.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AYTa271vPU[/youtube]

werd. Jovanna is pretty rad. she sells me beer and stuff and we talk about food truck stuff and duck balls.

Gearmond wrote:CAN'T DO IT, NOT EVEN IF SOBER
CAN'T GET THAT ENGINE TURNED OVER

Not really listening to it, but I propose this for your enjoyment:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7urDiYQJ7k[/youtube]

Woe - Quietly, Undramatically Remix
http://candlelightrecordsusa.bandcamp.c ... ally-remix

jfrey wrote:

Adoom wrote:Warpaint - 'Exquisite Corpse'/'The Fool'
Mastodon - 'The Hunter'/'Crack The Skye'
Charles Mingus - 'Mingus Ah Um'/'Mingus Mingus Mingus'
Opeth - 'Heritage'
Lajkó Félix - 'Koncert '98'
Om - 'Pilgrimage'/'Gebel Berkal'
Miles Davis - 'In A Silent Way'

Due to my listening habits, I tend to put on a cycle of albums I indulge in obsessively for a while. The ones in bold have been commanding all of my attention of late. The ones not in bold likely will be soon.

You have some great taste.

My currents are:
Opeth - Heritage
Mastodon - The Hunter
Omega Massif - Karpatia
Rwake - Rest
Absu - Abzu
Landmine Marathon - Gallows
Skeletonwitch - Forever Abomination
Flourishing - The Sum of All Fossils
Wolves in the Throne Room - Celestial Lineage

By the way, Somnia is awesome

Thanks a million man! I appreciate it!

'The Hunter' is pretty killer, altogether, and I enjoyed 'Heritage', though for the reasons outlined in a moment it didn't get enough of a listen. Rwake! I must check that out.

I have to say though, everything I've heard in a long time has been blown away upon getting turned onto Bohren & der Club of Gore. Seriously, incredible, incredible music.

Adoom wrote:I have to say though, everything I've heard in a long time has been blown away upon getting turned onto Bohren & der Club of Gore. Seriously, incredible, incredible music.

Checking them out.

I have a feeling you would like:

The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - From The Stairwell
The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation - Anthropomorphic
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society - Infernal Machines
Fjordne - The Setting Sun
Ólafur Arnalds - ...and they have escaped the weight of darkness
Balmorhea - Constellations

And if you're into Sludge / Doom stuff like you seem to be, check out:

Thou - Summit
Indian - Guiltless
Salome - Terminal

My minds blanking on some things I know I should be listing in with the sludge/doom but all that should be enough to keep you busy a while.

jfrey wrote:

Adoom wrote:I have to say though, everything I've heard in a long time has been blown away upon getting turned onto Bohren & der Club of Gore. Seriously, incredible, incredible music.

Checking them out.

I have a feeling you would like:

The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - From The Stairwell
The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation - Anthropomorphic
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society - Infernal Machines
Fjordne - The Setting Sun
Ólafur Arnalds - ...and they have escaped the weight of darkness
Balmorhea - Constellations

And if you're into Sludge / Doom stuff like you seem to be, check out:

Thou - Summit
Indian - Guiltless
Salome - Terminal

My minds blanking on some things I know I should be listing in with the sludge/doom but all that should be enough to keep you busy a while.

I love those records.



Will certainly check out the others you mentioned.

If you check out Bodhren &..., I recommend good speakers/headphones. Their double bass sound shakes my brain.
Ancient Astronaught are a fucking solid sludge band, well worth hearing.

I love this song.. can't stop listening to it.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBsQVP-Olmw[/youtube]

I love Hella because you have to learn how to rock out to their songs which makes me appreciate their riffs and talent more.

kbithecrowing wrote:I love Hella because you have to learn how to rock out to their songs which makes me appreciate their riffs and talent more.

HELLA RULE!

Adoom wrote:HELLA RULE!

Hold Your Horse Is is one of my all time favorites.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpY2c6mnOwQ[/youtube]

No moar words to say.