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Currently listening to some Carbon Based Lifeforms:
M83 is also fantastic. The following is one of their best tracks ever, (you can witness a wonderfully romantic execution of it in the Cloud Atlas-trailer here, 3:10 onwards) from an otherwise mediocre album:
If you liked that, I can recommend another of their more poppy tracks, which is from the soundtrack of the visually beautiful Oblivion:
M83 has been through some tremendous development in terms of both technical refinement and emotional atmosphere of their music these last few years. Compare the above two tracks with, for example, the following track from their 2005 album Before the Dawn Heals Us:
The contrast is clear as night and day: The latter is sombre, terrifying and rough around the edges, while the two former are positive/inspiring and as easy to swallow as butter. The tracks are fully representative of their respective albums.
M83 is also fantastic. The following is one of their best tracks ever, (you can witness a wonderfully romantic execution of it in the Cloud Atlas-trailer here, 3:10 onwards) from an otherwise mediocre album:
If you liked that, I can recommend another of their more poppy tracks, which is from the soundtrack of the visually beautiful Oblivion:
M83 has been through some tremendous development in terms of both technical refinement and emotional atmosphere of their music these last few years. Compare the above two tracks with, for example, the following track from their 2005 album Before the Dawn Heals Us:
The contrast is clear as night and day: The latter is sombre, terrifying and rough around the edges, while the two former are positive/inspiring and as easy to swallow as butter. The tracks are fully representative of their respective albums.
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Don't really go by albums, more particular songs/pieces that I come across.
That said, I've been listening to a playlist, from the game Forza Horizon, which is sort of similar to an album.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2WxvSIjvbPbLUDtD2ckQ6zzDMda8kntw
CBL are fucking awesome.
That said, I've been listening to a playlist, from the game Forza Horizon, which is sort of similar to an album.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2WxvSIjvbPbLUDtD2ckQ6zzDMda8kntw
CBL are fucking awesome.
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Found this from the depths of my old computer:
I think there are some really good songs on it, but then i find some soooo stupid musical "mistakes" which annoy me greatly..
And from a quite different genre:
@14:49 for THE shit
no one uploaded the full album, so ill just post the song from it with same name as album
I have ofc listened to other stuff as well, but these maybe most during the past few weeks
I think there are some really good songs on it, but then i find some soooo stupid musical "mistakes" which annoy me greatly..
And from a quite different genre:
no one uploaded the full album, so ill just post the song from it with same name as album
I have ofc listened to other stuff as well, but these maybe most during the past few weeks
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CBL are fucking awesome.
Best band name ever ! Checking them out right now. Pretty spacy, not to my surprise
[MENTION=4131]SmileyMan[/MENTION] thx for the tip.
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Jason Isbell -- Southeastern
Guster -- Lost and Gone Forever
Heart -- Little Queen
Led Zeppelin -- Led Zeppelin
Guster -- Lost and Gone Forever
Heart -- Little Queen
Led Zeppelin -- Led Zeppelin
GREAT albums.
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I go on a Fiona Apple binge every once in a while.
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