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Posted by Floorfiller on May-21-2005 21:29:

cd reccomendation thread (all genre's welcome)...

so post some cd's you think people might enjoy or should check out. maybe state the genre of the cd's so people can recognize the genre's their interested in...



Goldfrapp - Black Cherry

This album is really great. i know a lot of dj's have been playing a lot of different mixes of some of goldfrapp's tunes the last 5 months or so, but i think the originals are still very strong if not better. i think this is a pretty solid all round album.





Emiliana Torrini - Love In The Time Of Science

I've always been a really huge bjork fan, but when Emiliana was suggested to me by some fellow TA's not too long ago...i checked her out and she's got some really nice tunes.




The Merkin Dream - The Merkin Dream


this is a really nice chilled down album. if you like downtempo or ambient styles, you should check it out if you haven't heard of them.




Flunk - Morning Star

found this one the other day...i really like the girls voice in this band...very bjorkish hehehe ...but they have a nice sound so check it out.





Caia - The Magic Dragon

this is a project from andy cato from Groove Armada. its very nice and chilled.





Mum - We Are No One

once again another scandinavian singer that is really very nice. also introduced to me by another TA hehehe. if you like the other cds check this one out too


ok so that's it for now. i'm trying to find out the name of this singer i heard on the radio yesterday...there was this french singer with a beautiful voice and such a great laid back style...i'll post it up when i find it.


Posted by basd on May-22-2005 11:08:

When you're into Goldfrapp you are likely to enjoy other bands from my signature as well..

Try these CD's

Hooverphonic - Hooverphonic presents Jackie Cane (their best album to date imo)
Hooverphonic - Sit down and listen to Hooverphonic (theater recordings of some of their biggest hits)
Sutrastore - Love Evolution 1.0 EP

And these bands:

Iuno
Cinephile
Lunascape


Posted by Allied Nations on May-22-2005 11:20:

Gorrilaz - Demon Days


Posted by Nick Mimas on May-22-2005 11:30:












Posted by Elior on May-22-2005 11:30:

quote:
Originally posted by dinoXpress
Gorrilaz - Demon Days


+1 for that, great album by Gorillaz.


Posted by Allied Nations on May-22-2005 11:35:

Gorrilaz - Demon Days
brilliant sophomore effort from gorillaz.(g-sides was a remix album) but this album very very good, a worthwhile listen


Tiefschwarz - A little help
AWESOME house/electro, very chilled out with classy beats and smooth acid jazz feeling on most of the cd, very sexy listen and a favorite of mine. not hardcore electro - its like deep house electro. awesomenessss


Primal Scream - DIrty Hits
awesome remix album, a fun listen with a lot of varitey. some class fuckin remixes from wicked artists. very eclectic and sexy.


Air - Walkie Talkie
brilliant album from people who are in touch with the future of music and its influences but also a foot in the past with some classy tunes, and smooth rock ish listening, especially reccomend "surfing on a rocket"


Stereophonics - Performance and Cocktails
loving this album. dunno why, but it works. and it rocks.


Scissor Sisters
these guys are much more than a novelty act and are loaded with talent and are a refreshing listen. te remixes were great as well.. rock on scissor sisters.,..


Posted by Allied Nations on May-22-2005 11:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Nick Mimas





OMG +1 ON ALL OF THESE!!!


Posted by Nick Mimas on May-22-2005 11:50:

quote:
Originally posted by dinoXpress


Fantastic album! Paper Faces remixes of some of the tracks are great too.


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-22-2005 12:39:







Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique








Posted by A.J. on May-22-2005 12:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper




I actually have one of their singles:
http://www.discogs.com/release/213385

I thought it was pretty cool


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-22-2005 13:15:

quote:
Originally posted by A.J.
I actually have one of their singles:
http://www.discogs.com/release/213385

I thought it was pretty cool


Thee Madkatt Courtship is still just Felix da Housecat, regardless of the name. He did work with several others on that album though, for instance Tyrone Palmer who did the vocals for Slam - Lifetimes.


Posted by Nick Mimas on May-22-2005 13:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper





Hell yeah! Which reminds me...


Posted by Allied Nations on May-22-2005 13:50:

Daft Punk - Homewerk
classic album, one of kind amazingness. awesome awesome awesome. i <3 daft punk.


Daft Punk - Human After All
I love this type of record. i really eat this kinda shit up, its different, but i love it. i find it absolutely amazing, it blew me away.


Interpol - Antics
as good as their fisrt album, if not better. amazin post punk band, these guys have something amazing.


The Streets - A grand dont come for free
i love this experimental sound, mike skinner is a god in my books. amazing story telling and a journey of a cd. this guy is fresh. and hes here to stay,


more soon.


Posted by twisted on May-22-2005 14:06:

really great stuff listed so far. couple albums and artists/aliases i havnt checked out yet, but will do.

here are some of my favorites... (mostly non EDM for now, ill put up a bunch more later, after i sleep)








fucking amazing record^^^ I have a copy of the 1970 pressing. still in great condition.


been loving this one lately! great record




Vibert's new release. a good one at that.


one of my favorite records


Jason, this one is for you. The band Bjork used to be in before she struck her fame as a solo artist. This record has one of my all time favorite songs (top...10), 'Birthday'. It would boggle the mind to try and understand why someone couldnt like this song. To quote someone faithfully on Discogs: " Quite possibly the most orgasmic song ever made, Bj�rk's voice resonates pure unadulterated emotion that is matched by no other. birthday takes you on a euphoric journey into a cool grassy field on a lazy summers day. as you lay there melting into the earth, you observe fluffy clouds of total bliss which you take in with the most humongous inhalations imaginable -you hold in the lungfuls of joy as long as you can, wishing the moment would never end. most of the time you exhale and fall back into reality, but every so often you're able to hold that feeling inside of yourself and share it with the one you love"

please...listen...to...it















actually saw Mike Cadoo (one half of the now defunct Gridlock) live under his alias Bitcrush tonight. WHAT a fucking show!




Casino Versus Japan - Whole Numbers Play The Basics


Autechre and The Hafler Trio




Brtschitsch & Galluzzi - Lockvogel









and...to top it all of so far!






























i *think* thats good enough for now. some new, some old. most old. but all good, at least to me. ill post more once ive had some sleep!


Posted by Nick Mimas on May-22-2005 14:08:
















Posted by Sykonee on May-22-2005 16:03:

Ooh... I could have too much fun with this thread. Probably will post after bed time but in the meantime:



Peter Benisch at his electro playful self.


Posted by Floorfiller on May-22-2005 16:39:

quote:
Originally posted by twisted



Jason, this one is for you. The band Bjork used to be in before she struck her fame as a solo artist. This record has one of my all time favorite songs (top...10), 'Birthday'. It would boggle the mind to try and understand why someone couldnt like this song. To quote someone faithfully on Discogs: " Quite possibly the most orgasmic song ever made, Bj�rk's voice resonates pure unadulterated emotion that is matched by no other. birthday takes you on a euphoric journey into a cool grassy field on a lazy summers day. as you lay there melting into the earth, you observe fluffy clouds of total bliss which you take in with the most humongous inhalations imaginable -you hold in the lungfuls of joy as long as you can, wishing the moment would never end. most of the time you exhale and fall back into reality, but every so often you're able to hold that feeling inside of yourself and share it with the one you love"

please...listen...to...it



hehehe .

yeah i have all of the sugar cubes cds of course. love them all hehe. i think i have just about everything bjork ever...not some of the bootlegs out there, but i got a lot. i even have a copy of the album she made when she was eight or whatever hehehe


Posted by AlphaStarred on May-22-2005 17:12:

Luke Vibert - YosepH






Xenogears






Posted by noikeee on May-22-2005 17:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper


considering the samples, that one looks like potencially really good.. have you listened to the entire thing?


Posted by Allied Nations on May-22-2005 17:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
hehehe .

yeah i have all of the sugar cubes cds of course. love them all hehe. i think i have just about everything bjork ever...not some of the bootlegs out there, but i got a lot. i even have a copy of the album she made when she was eight or whatever hehehe


you would get on so well with my freind in virginia. she is a bjork addict, she has every song bjork has ever made, every video, everything, shes awesome.

bjork is awesome as well.

anyways

The Grey Album - Danger Mouse
HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a must have for anyone whoes evere kinda ever liked a beatles tune or rap tune.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on May-22-2005 18:07:

Electronic:

Ulrich Schnauss - A Strangely Isolated Place



Bt - Emotional Technology



Goldfrapp - Black Cherry



Emiliana Torrini - Fisherman's Woman



U.N.K.L.E. - Never, Never Land


Trip-Hop:

Hooverphonic - Blue Wonder Powder Milk



Thievery Corporation - Richest Man in Babylon



Zero 7 - Simple Things



Telepopmusik - Genetic World



Frou Frou - Details



DJ Shadow - Endtroducing...



Massive Attack - Mezzanine




Deep House:

Kaskade - It's You, It's Me



Kaskade - In The Moment



Aya - Strange Flower



Soulstice - Illusion



Mark Grant - Sound Design Vol. 2
Volume 1 mixed by Marques Wyatt is also nice


Anyway, those are just a few to start off with in each genre.


Posted by Exodus17 on May-22-2005 18:23:

been hitting up some local hard trance...

D-Jabe and Ron-E both on epro-recordings

D-Jabe: Neutralize
Ron-E - Intensity rising <--some stompin mad tunes on that CD... supposedly the first CD mixed using a Redsound Infader ...really nice if you like hard trance

i saw Ron-E last night.. lifechanger of a set


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-22-2005 18:30:

quote:
Originally posted by paranoik0
considering the samples, that one looks like potencially really good.. have you listened to the entire thing?


Yea once briefly, was quite impressed by it. Very beautiful and atmospheric techno with some short experiments to break it all up. Defo one of the best albums to come out this year.


Posted by Aiwendil on May-22-2005 18:46:

i reccomend posting the name of the album instead of 60 pictures.


Posted by Zenchowdah on May-22-2005 18:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Aiwendil
i reccomend posting the name of the album instead of 60 pictures.


thats no fun.


mind blowing hiphop^\/


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