chicane might be able to complete his trifecta whenever he re-releases 'easy to assemble'

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Originally posted by PersianMafia Give me one artist with 3 artist albums as good as that! I seriously can't think of any!

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Originally posted by PersianMafia Give me one artist with 3 artist albums as good as that! I seriously can't think of any!

Aphex Twin - I Care Because You Do
Aphex Twin - Drukqs
Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album

lol @ all this artist one-upmanship.

PVD? ha, Jody Wisternoff has more talent in his finger than this joker.

BT? You're only as good as your last album, tho' the 3 albums mentioned above all have some great moments and Ima is a personal fave.

Aphex Twin? He's on a totally different level.

Chicane? Easy to Assemble wreaks havoc on any would be stellar trifecta (at least the leaked version )

Prodigy? Maybe.

Shpongled's latest is a bit of a letdown.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, meneedit. "Ajare" is 11 years old now, so you've got to admit it has aged pretty well all things considered. Also, the debut is still my fave (I lucked out and got the double vinyl pack upon release in 1997).

Last edited by vinnie97 on Aug-18-2005 at 08:51

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Originally posted by PersianMafia Give me one artist with 3 artist albums as good as that! I seriously can't think of any!

Oliver Lieb aka L.S.G.!

L.S.G. - Rendezvous In Outer Space (1995)
L.S.G. - Volume Two (1996)
L.S.G. - The Black Album (1998)
L.S.G. - Into Deep (1999)
L.S.G. - The Hive (2002)

show me anyone with 5 albums that good and I will bow to you.

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Originally posted by vinnie97 BT? You're only as good as your last album, tho' the 3 albums mentioned above all have some great moments and Ima is a personal fave.

Well said but the comment was to answer a question that was "Show me an artist with 3 albums as good as that?" not "Who is a better producer that that?"

hence, why I gave you some credit for it by mentioning there are good moments on all 3 with the last 1 waning a bit. BT's production skills are second-to-none anyway, obviously...I just don't think he's made the best creative choices lately. Anyway, another topic for another thread.

Once again well said, best not to keep this going as this is a WOW thread not a BT thread.

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Originally posted by PersianMafia Give me one artist with 3 artist albums as good as that! I seriously can't think of any!

the beatles

I can think of several. Besides, Intensify was a pretty poor album.

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The Beatles?

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Oliver Lieb aka L.S.G.! L.S.G. - Rendezvous In Outer Space (1995) L.S.G. - Volume Two (1996) L.S.G. - The Black Album (1998) L.S.G. - Into Deep (1999) L.S.G. - The Hive (2002) show me anyone with 5 albums that good and I will bow to you.

Haha! Beat me to it.

...Although, I'd probably have left out The Black Album. I didn't find that one all too compelling.

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