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Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
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6th.replicant:
Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
I can help you there. It's rather splendid and self indulgent.
Why I like A.A.L more than pretty much any other instrumental album, is precisely for it not being monotonous. All the songs are different, all the songs are interesting. Rare is the instrumental album that I can listen to from start to finish in one hit without skipping tracks.
One of, if not the fave find of 2010.
Today, it's....
I can help you there. It's rather splendid and self indulgent.
Why I like A.A.L more than pretty much any other instrumental album, is precisely for it not being monotonous. All the songs are different, all the songs are interesting. Rare is the instrumental album that I can listen to from start to finish in one hit without skipping tracks.
One of, if not the fave find of 2010.
Today, it's....
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6th.replicant:
Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
It is splendid, with a bit of self-indulgence that is typical of the post rock genre. Presently listening to The Beta Band, continuing the tradition of British eccentric prog rock that goes back to the likes of Captain Beefheart.
Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
It is splendid, with a bit of self-indulgence that is typical of the post rock genre. Presently listening to The Beta Band, continuing the tradition of British eccentric prog rock that goes back to the likes of Captain Beefheart.
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6th.replicant:
Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
I can help you there. It's rather splendid and self indulgent...
idc:It is splendid, with a bit of self-indulgence that is typical of the post rock genre...
6th.replicant:
Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
I can help you there. It's rather splendid and self indulgent...
idc:It is splendid, with a bit of self-indulgence that is typical of the post rock genre...
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John Grant - Queen of Denmark
Startling, unpredictable and wry, yet also accessible. (And spot the reworking of a G N' R classic...) Give it a 'spin' on Spotify?
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Hilary Hahn + Jeffrey Kahane/LA Chamber Orchestra - [JS] Bach Concertos (88kHz/24bit)
Amazon has the CD version of the above for £18 or the SHM-SACD for £75, while HDtracks.com has an 88kHz/24bit DL for $18 (£11). I am partial to SHM-SACDs, but...
idc:
6th.replicant:
Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
It is splendid, with a bit of self-indulgence that is typical of the post rock genre. Presently listening to The Beta Band, continuing the tradition of British eccentric prog rock that goes back to the likes of Captain Beefheart.
Just being pedantic but I thought Beefheart were American.
6th.replicant:
Animals As Leaders - Animals As Leaders
TBH, I can't decide whether this album is monotonous and self-indulgent or rather splendid??
It is splendid, with a bit of self-indulgence that is typical of the post rock genre. Presently listening to The Beta Band, continuing the tradition of British eccentric prog rock that goes back to the likes of Captain Beefheart.
Just being pedantic but I thought Beefheart were American.
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