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Summer 2006, what a time for great albums...

Excellent toonage Jon Jon, with the exception of Zero 7, I have mostly all those cd's if not select tunes fomr them

Chilli Peppers are the only one of those albums that I even know.

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Originally posted by shanny Chilli Peppers are the only one of those albums that I even know.

+1, and compared to their earlier work, it's not even that good of an album.

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Originally posted by shanny Chilli Peppers are the only one of those albums that I even know.

Well that's the reason for the post. To share. haha

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur +1, and compared to their earlier work, it's not even that good of an album.

compared to 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik' nothing is a good album... but that comparison is hardly fair. The first disc on 'Stadium Arcadium' definitely has that summer magic factor. No?

+1 on Gnarls Barkely & RHCP - I loved the "Grey Album" and listened to my burnt copy till it broke. Ridiculously talented guy is Danger Mouse. RHCP I have started listening to Stadium Arcadium and, while I like it, I still miss albums like Blood Sugar Sex Magik.

But my long awaited album this summer is Tom Petty's "Highway Companion" which still hasn't got a release date yet or an album cover. Fackin' stoners.....but I'd wait forever for Tom if "Square One" is any indication of the album.

I wasn't trying to "dis" your post jon jon, I was just literally saying that I hadn't heard of those albums.

What kind of tunes are they?

Re: Summer 2006, what a time for great albums...

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Originally posted by jon jon

thats one i gotta pick up Zero 7's last one was pretty damn good

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Originally posted by shanny I wasn't trying to "dis" your post jon jon, I was just literally saying that I hadn't heard of those albums. What kind of tunes are they?

No no, I know dude. Some rock, semi-dance, and southern hip-hop on there.

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Originally posted by El Kay Dee thats one i gotta pick up Zero 7's last one was pretty damn good

this one blows "When it Fails" out of the water... much more upbeat (without compromising their chillness) and they just really brought their A game. Sickness.

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Originally posted by kabelicious But my long awaited album this summer is Tom Petty's "Highway Companion" which still hasn't got a release date yet or an album cover. Fackin' stoners.....but I'd wait forever for Tom if "Square One" is any indication of the album.

I've never really really given Petty a chance. Awesome, thanks for headsup.

Anyone else recommend anything out now that's mindblowing?

This isn't new, came out a few years ago but stayed under the radar for the most part and is the only rock album i have really liked in the past little while.

http://www.powderfinger.com/vs/disc.../vs/default.asp

dude, killer australian band.

Is the Zero 7 album available at HMV?

cos the Dylan Rhymes - Dead Famous and ILS - Bohemia albums arent sodl here in canada and thats pissing me off bigtime

southern hip hop is by far the WORST hip hop there is...

without a doubt.....it's garbage.

you need to stick to your coasts, amatuer.

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Originally posted by slingshot southern hip hop is by far the WORST hip hop there is...

Honestly, it's a sound I've come to appreciate as "street". I admit it's often times amateur yet I find it's rawness/passion to be so creative.

(agreed, it's production level can't hold a candle to Dre on the West or RZA on the East, but fuck it's so nice to have another sound these days)

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Originally posted by slingshot southern hip hop is by far the WORST hip hop there is... without a doubt.....it's garbage. you need to stick to your coasts, amatuer.

oh hush, art is appreciated differently by all, just as some may like house over trance Its all music!


ps. I'm sorry don't cancel our date... ayhahaha

Ive been loving this album for quite some time now, sooo summer!

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Originally posted by The Wiz Ive been loving this album for quite some time now, sooo summer!

excellent, first heard her on OC...ahahha so bad I know.

Leama & Moor - Common Ground

01. Leama & Moor-Water
02. Leama & Moor-Hilldrop
03. Leama & Moor-Coming Of Age
04. Leama & Moor-Neon Approach
05. Leama & Moor-Everything Matters
06. Leama & Moor-Forever
07. Leama & Moor-New Division
08. Leama & Moor-Cry For Help
09. Leama & Moor-Calling
10. Leama & Moor-Waiting
11. Leama & Moor-Communications



also cant forget Ferry Corsten - L.E.F.

I haven't listened to hip hop in 3-4 years, and i used to be such a head.

What a happy 3-4 years it's been. Most hip hop is such shit nowadays.

I have no patience to listen to the garbage that gets airplay on radios and in clubs.

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Originally posted by jon jon Honestly, it's a sound I've come to appreciate as "street". I admit it's often times amateur yet I find it's rawness/passion to be so creative.

All three in HEAVY rotation...

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Originally posted by jon jon

almost picked this one up the other day.... i'll have to giver a listen to - always have enjoyed his work

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Originally posted by Floorwhore almost picked this one up the other day.... i'll have to giver a listen to - always have enjoyed his work

A close friend of mine who lives/breathes/eats hip hop thinks this LP is garbage. Personally I think it's brilliant. Minimal beats, and his MC'ing is tight 95% of the time. I think he's so ahead of his time, fack.

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Originally posted by jon jon A close friend of mine who lives/breathes/eats hip hop thinks this LP is garbage. Personally I think it's brilliant. Minimal beats, and his MC'ing is tight 95% of the time. I think he's so ahead of his time, fack.

N.E.R.D

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