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Deer Creek is only a couple weeks away so Im loading my ipod up for the road. I have quite a bit of space and looking for album recommendations. Also if you guys want a couple good ones, i've been playing the bajeezes out of these. Silver Jews - American Water
The Devil Whale - Teeth
Passport - Cross Collateral
Doc Watson - Docabilly
Whatchu got?
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If you're down with some groove-based jazz, Medeski, Martin, & Wood's Combustication is excellent.
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Alone Together - Dave MasonMad Dogs and Englishmen - Joe Cocker
Whiskey Before Breakfast - Norman Blake
The Best of Billy Preston
Songs in the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder
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@chris200w said: If you're down with some groove-based jazz, Medeski, Martin, & Wood's Combustication is excellent.Love Combustication, but the Dropper is also pretty fantastic if you feel like getting a little weird!
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Only because I'm a sucker for indie/alternative...Port of Morrow - The Shins
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@chris200w said: If you're down with some groove-based jazz, Medeski, Martin, & Wood's Combustication is excellent.I dig mmw! I have a live improv show and uninvisable on the pod
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Dirty Projectors: Bitte OrcaBuke and Gase: Riposte
Fleet Foxes: Helplessness Blues
Animal Collective: Sung Tongs
St. Vincent: Strange Mercy
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@Manteca said: Silver Jews - American Water"In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection..."
What a great album -- I love the tracks featuring Stephen Malkmus, too.
These have taken me from MI to IN (or OH) and back on a couple of work related trips.
Curtis Mayfield -- Curtis!
Yo La Tengo -- I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass
Marvin Gaye -- Marvin Gaye Live! (Trouble Man --> Inner City Blues = hawt)
Deerhoof -- Friend Opportunity
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Sorry I'm not naming an album but...everything by Trampled by Turtles. Getting psyched to see them at all good
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@The_Mollusk said:
@chris200w said:Uninvisible!If you're down with some groove-based jazz, Medeski, Martin, & Wood's Combustication is excellent.Love Combustication, but the Dropper is also pretty fantastic if you feel like getting a little weird!
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@Stelbotsfest said:
Sorry I'm not naming an album but...everything by Trampled by Turtles. Getting psyched to see them at all goodPalomino is the right album to start with. The new one, Stars and Satellites, is great but is a bit slower and melancholy. Palomino is more well rounded and has some great sing-alongs like Wait So Long, Victory, Separate, Help You, and Gasoline.
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They put on a great live show. So much speed/accuracy in their playing
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Nice to see some other TBT fans here. Theyre playing a free concert here at the end of the month, cant wait. Palomino is a great album and so is the new one. I dont mind the slower songs at all because they're so well done.Other albums Im digging right now: Yes - Fragile, BLack Keys - El Camino, and MMJ - It Still Moves
Never really heard much of mmw so I will put combustication on my list of albums to check out.
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If you're looking for something more mellow, Our Endless Numbered Days by Iron & Wine is an absolutely gorgeous album. One of my favorites of all time.
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@Manteca said: Deer Creek is only a couple weeks away so Im loading my ipod up for the road. I have quite a bit of space and looking for album recommendations. Also if you guys want a couple good ones, i've been playing the bajeezes out of these. Silver Jews - American Water The Devil Whale - Teeth Passport - Cross Collateral Doc Watson - Docabilly Whatchu got?That Silver Jews record is amazing.
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Can't stop listening to SBTRKT.
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@FoxmansBrother said: Only because I'm a sucker for indie/alternative... Port of Morrow - The ShinsThey used to be so good.
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Beach House - Bloom
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The Chris Robinson Brotherhood just released Big Moon Ritual this week. I'm on my first listen there now, but this will be getting some serious play, it's fantastic.
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The Afromotive - Scare TacticsOrgone - Killion Floor
Rubblebucket - Omega La La
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Spectrum Road - S/T
Kyuss - Blues For The Red Sun
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Metallica - 12-10-11
Paul Simon - Graceland
Phil Keaggy - Emerging
Kyuss - Blues For The Red Sun
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Metallica - 12-10-11
Paul Simon - Graceland
Phil Keaggy - Emerging
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Death Grips - The Money StoreTorche - Harmonicraft
Cattle Decapitation - Monolith of Inhumanity
Type O Negative - Life is Killing Me
Angels of Light - Mother
Death - Human
Yoga - Megafauna
Leonard Cohen - Old Ideas
Author & Punisher - Drone Machines
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Jack White - BlunderbussReally good album. I like the rhythm patterns to his lyrics.
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Agreed on Blunderbuss
Paul Simon - Graceland
Paul McCartney - Ram
The Tallest Man on Earth - There's No Leaving Now
The Tallest Man on Earth - The Wild Hunt
Elsinore - Yes Yes Yes
Common Loon - The Long Dream of Birds
David Hidalgo and Louis Perez - The Long Goodbye
Buddy Holly - The Buddy Holly Collection
Paul Simon - Graceland
Paul McCartney - Ram
The Tallest Man on Earth - There's No Leaving Now
The Tallest Man on Earth - The Wild Hunt
Elsinore - Yes Yes Yes
Common Loon - The Long Dream of Birds
David Hidalgo and Louis Perez - The Long Goodbye
Buddy Holly - The Buddy Holly Collection
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@Thunder said: The Chris Robinson Brotherhood just released Big Moon Ritual this week. I'm on my first listen there now, but this will be getting some serious play, it's fantastic.
Couldn't agree more. Make sure that bass is turned up loud.
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Trampled by Turtles - Palomino
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Four Tet-Pause
-Remixes
The Mars Volta
-All Albums
Typhoon
- MySpace - Album Out Soon
My Morning Jacket
-Circuital
Mad Lib
-Blue Note Remixes
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bump. as i am leaving in the AM for DC! YYIIPPPPPIIIEEEEE!!
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Are We Not Men? - Devo
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I've been digging Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass: Whipped Cream & other delights which I read about on this site.
It is so interesting to see what everyone else is digging cause some of you guys are so far from what I'm all about. I won't name names and I'm not talking shit, it's just interesting. I'm into the really weird shit sometimes, but mostly jazz and jamming music.
Two awesome bands I've recently found out about through the instanet
Gryphon
Helmet of Gnats
I've also been listening to a lot of early Rush and loving it, haven't heard too much of the new album though.
It is so interesting to see what everyone else is digging cause some of you guys are so far from what I'm all about. I won't name names and I'm not talking shit, it's just interesting. I'm into the really weird shit sometimes, but mostly jazz and jamming music.
Two awesome bands I've recently found out about through the instanet
Gryphon
Helmet of Gnats
I've also been listening to a lot of early Rush and loving it, haven't heard too much of the new album though.
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The Byrds- Sweetheart of the Rodeo
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@chris200w said:
If you're looking for something more mellow, Our Endless Numbered Days by Iron & Wine is an absolutely gorgeous album. One of my favorites of all time.Iron and wine is the shit!
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@posternutsack heck out Passport -Cross collateral if you haven't. Some sweet 70's sax funk fusion sexiness. Thanks for the killer recommendations guys!@fikus - I went out on a few dates with one of elsinores sisters. She took me to see them and I really dug em.
@pedalpaddle really been digging that rubble bucket. Definitely some awesome road trippin summer jams.
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Sunk Hussies - My Concession Stands
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on Üdü Wüdü by Magma (1976)
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Siege "Drop Dead"
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Khan Jamal "Drum Dance To The Motherland" (1973 - CD/LP reissue out now)
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Kenneth Higney "Attic Demonstration" (1976 - CD/LP reissue out now)
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Terry "Rojvi" (2003) very rare LP, can't find hardly anywhere for under $50 (and only if you're lucky)
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SO much good music mentioned in this thread already. Dig it!Taboot:
Jason Collett - Here's to Being Here
(killer rock, great lyrics - makes me think if Dylan were backed by The Police - available on vinyl)
Lee Morgan - Search for the New Land
(classic 1960s Blue Note jazz - best jazz album intro theme ever? first released on vinyl)
Paul Simon - So Beautiful or So What
(if you guys are digging Graceland - this is by far his best effort since - unsure on vinyl status).
love and light!
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No particular order here...Gorillaz - Plastic Beach
Beck - Midnight Vultures (especially the closing track 'Debra')
The Dust Brothers - Fight Club Original Motion Picture Score (not to be confused with the soundtrack)
Electric Six - Fire
Miles Davis - Tribute to Jack Johnson
Black Joe Louis and the Honeybears - Scandalous
Frank Zappa - Just Another Band from LA (say it with me now: Studabaker Hawk)
and to throw in my MMW pick
Medeski Scofield Martin and Wood - Out Louder
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Galactic: Carnivale ElectricosTrampled by Turtles: Stars and Satellites
Brandi Carlile: Bear Creek
Also, Ive been addicted to Late for the Sky by Jackson Browne since January. Such a classic
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@LedZeppelin said:
Dirty Projectors: Bitte Orcalove the bottom 3. Haven't heard buke and gase, but man I really find dirty projectors to be nauseating. Anyone else ? I just don't get the appeal.
Buke and Gase: Riposte
Fleet Foxes: Helplessness Blues
Animal Collective: Sung Tongs
St. Vincent: Strange Mercy
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ive tried and tried to enjoy animal collective but i just cant
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Tame Impalathey are a "modern psychedelic" band from Australia that rocks.
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@PhloridaPhan said: @LedZeppelin said:Bitte Orca is pretty far from accessible. Very complex and abstract, you almost need to know a thing or two about music theory to fully appreciate it.Dirty Projectors: Bitte Orcalove the bottom 3. Haven't heard buke and gase, but man I really find dirty projectors to be nauseating. Anyone else ? I just don't get the appeal.
Buke and Gase: Riposte
Fleet Foxes: Helplessness Blues
Animal Collective: Sung Tongs
St. Vincent: Strange Mercy
The vocal harmonies that the girls pull off on that album is what really got me first, so I'd say focus on that aspect of the album. Otherwise, the beauty is in the innovation. Seriously, no other album comes close to sounding like Bitte Orca.
Check out Buke and Gase here
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Why?- Alopecia.
Awesome indie/psychedelic rap. Can't really describe it.
Awesome indie/psychedelic rap. Can't really describe it.
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