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Postby **chocollama** » 2010.07.31 (15:47)

ＡＬＷＡＹＳ wrote:I've been listening to way too much Aesop Rock lately, and I downloaded Deerpeople's free EP. It's really quite excellent.

Give us a link.

http://nmaps.net/user/kamikaze3000 · Postby **kamikaze3000** » 2010.08.03 (23:03)

Titus Andronicus - The Monitor is utterly brilliant. It's like Manchester Orchestra meets Los Campesinos.

http://nmaps.net/user/ · Postby **noops** » 2010.08.05 (14:33)

chocollama wrote:
ＡＬＷＡＹＳ wrote:I've been listening to way too much Aesop Rock lately, and I downloaded Deerpeople's free EP. It's really quite excellent.
Give us a link.

http://deerpeople.com/ That's their main site, which you should bookmark and set as your homepage. I've bumped up my opinion from "quite excellent" to "absolutely amazing".

Also: I've recently gotten into The Mountain Goats like crazy. His voice takes a bit of getting used to, but after a while, as a friend of mine puts it, "you realize that his voice is just the most beautiful thing in the world". Which isn't entirely inaccurate.

The Mountain Goats - Woke Up New

Postby **otters~1** » 2010.08.07 (03:41)

Toad the Wet Sprocket is cool stuff, and awesome name. And I tried some Autolux the other day.

Also seeing Titus Andronicus on the first.

Postby **chocollama** » 2010.08.07 (05:17)

ＡＬＷＡＹＳ wrote:That's their main site, which you should bookmark and set as your homepage. I've bumped up my opinion from "quite excellent" to "absolutely amazing".

Is the EP free?

www.nmaps.net/user/sidke · Postby **sidke** » 2010.08.07 (20:57)

Monster X is such a coal guy. Electro/breakcore/glitch/awesomecore/ineedtochangemypantsthiswastooamazingcore.

Postby **otters~1** » 2010.08.08 (08:50)

don't look now; sidke's into bondage. surpriseeeeee.

http://nmaps.net/user/geti · Postby **Geti** » 2010.08.08 (11:22)

The Nowhere Man by The Veils. Fucking A.

http://www.nmaps.net/user/Aidiera · Postby **aids** » 2010.08.08 (11:24)

http://nmaps.net/user/heatwave21 · Postby **heatwave** » 2010.08.09 (00:19)

Here & Now.

http://nmaps.net/user/rennaT · Postby **Tanner** » 2010.08.09 (00:22)

Been revisiting this since they were the highlight of Osheaga. Still life-changing.

Postby **SlappyMcGee** » 2010.08.09 (01:44)

hairscapades wrote:Been revisiting this since they were the highlight of Osheaga. Still life-changing.

crooked rain is what I have been at.

http://nmaps.net/user/gloomp · Postby **unoriginal name** » 2010.08.09 (19:13)

[14:12:23] <gloomp> Holy /fuck./

Postby **IWBTNINJA** » 2010.08.10 (10:33)

animal collective- feels
sonic youth- goo
the fall- grotesque
captain beefheart- trout mask replica
super furry animals- radiator
the velvet underground- loaded

http://nmaps.net/user/ska · Postby **ska** » 2010.08.12 (06:39)

kamikaze3000 wrote:Also,

Downloaded this album on the 26th of July after seeing you and Seneschal's recommendation. I too really enjoyed this album, especially the eclectic 7 minute, 53 second track: Take Your Time (coming Home) which I've already listened to 5 times. Oddly, the album was reminiscent of something Neutral Milk Hotel would release, albeit 'Fun.' is more... well... fun.

http://nmaps.net/user/kamikaze3000 · Postby **kamikaze3000** » 2010.08.12 (10:32)

ska wrote:Downloaded this album on the 26th of July after seeing you and Seneschal's recommendation. I too really enjoyed this album, especially the eclectic 7 minute, 53 second track: Take Your Time (coming Home) which I've already listened to 5 times. Oddly, the album was reminiscent of something Neutral Milk Hotel would release, albeit 'Fun.' is more... well... fun.

Take Your Time is a brilliant album closer and really brings together the rest of the album. Glad you enjoyed!

http://nmaps.net/user/geti · Postby **Geti** » 2010.08.12 (11:08)

Protomen. Go and get all of Act II: The Father of Death, it is a most engaging rock opera about megaman (or more, the men who came before, wily and light). Fuck I didn't get it entirely the first few times, but I loved it and still do go listen now :)

http://nmaps.net/user/ · Postby **Vyacheslav** » 2010.08.12 (13:34)

They actually make music dedicated to Megaman?

http://nmaps.net/user/T3chno · Postby **T3chno** » 2010.08.12 (20:02)

credit to waffles articles, otherwise I would've missed this.

http://nmaps.net/user/Cerberus%5B%5D · Postby **Cerberus** » 2010.08.13 (00:10)

Postby **Qiwik** » 2010.08.13 (18:39)

I don't listen to a regular selection of genres, I just listen to what expresses my mood at the moment.

The latest album by Menomena, the indie rock / experimental rock band from Poland. The album's name is Mines. I enjoy it so far.

Another indie rock band, Sky Larkin. So far so great.

Yet another indie rock / alt-rock single from Corner Shop. I think this is the alternative cover though (I saw the actual cover once, it's awesome), but I can't find the actual cover on anywhere.

Another lovely album by BT. A must-listen.

An alt-rock album from Mark Lanegan. It's relaxing. And the final album (it's actually a single);

A single by Mark Lanegan featuring Isobel Campbell. It's enjoyable.

http://nmaps.net/user/geti · Postby **Geti** » 2010.08.14 (00:52)

987654321 wrote:They actually make music dedicated to Megaman?

Yep. Based on the story, with a dystopia interpretation.

http://nmaps.net/user/ · Postby **Dex** » 2010.08.22 (05:52)

I've been listening to "Nightmare" by Avenged Sevenfold mainly (along with the rest of their discography) lately, but I'm always listening to songs by August Burns Red, Dream Theater, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, 30 Seconds to Mars, and the like.

http://nmaps.net/user/donfuy · Postby **Donfuy** » 2010.08.23 (02:18)

I dunno why I like this but it's so awesome.

Terrestrial Tones - Dead Drunk

Postby **Amadeus** » 2010.08.23 (03:56)

Geti wrote:
987654321 wrote:They actually make music dedicated to Megaman?
Yep. Based on the story, with a dystopia interpretation.

This seems like a perfect example of the Long Tail to me.

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