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Nee Lewman
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The generator thread prompted my annual excursion into audial insanity:
Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica
Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica
LeeVing
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MGMT – Loss Of Life
Mom + Pop/MGMT Records – MP731, 2024
"Prismatic Splatter" variant
Cut by Joe Nino-Hernes at Sterling Sound
Pressed at Precision/GZ
I'm probably gonna be streaming this on repeat all weekend - I'm not even through side A and it's great.
And for a Precision/GZ pressing it sounds great, too.
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Can it ever get any better than four people wielding guitars looking back at the drummer and letting it fly?
No. No, it can't.
Jonathan Kane - Jet Ear Party
No. No, it can't.
Jonathan Kane - Jet Ear Party
LeeVing
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Even though the trailer uses the "Featuring music by MGMT" wording and plays their track "In the Afternoon" - it's only Andrew VanWyngarden on this score, no MGMT tracks. The 5 tracks he did for this isn't available on the streaming version of the score.
Alan Howarth / Andrew VanWyngarden – Cosmic Dawn (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Ship To Shore Phonograph Co. – STS-159, 2023
Pressed at GZ
I haven't seen the movie - probably will never get around to it. For some reason there was a "let's make everything purple" thing that went on in a lot of indie sci-fi/horror movies that doesn't always work for me.
Alan Howarth / Andrew VanWyngarden – Cosmic Dawn (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Ship To Shore Phonograph Co. – STS-159, 2023
Pressed at GZ
I haven't seen the movie - probably will never get around to it. For some reason there was a "let's make everything purple" thing that went on in a lot of indie sci-fi/horror movies that doesn't always work for me.
Hemotep
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Why ya gotta push them around?
Nee Lewman
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I should listen to this so that I can tell Train and them apart in a lineup (unlikely).
Nee Lewman
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I might have to see if I still have a cd of this.
Hemotep
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I don't think I know more than one Train song and only because it got a lot of radio play. I worked in a factory in Detroit in the 90s for a summer and there was this one guy, mullet, covered in piercings and tattoos, wore sleeveless shirts, etc. and he would only listen to Matchbox 20 and Sarah McLaughlin when it was his turn to put something on the stereo. He made us listen to it every day. Strange dude.
Nee Lewman
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I mean part of me saying this and that is Train is because in a lot of ways they are all the same to me (Goo Goo Dolls, as well)… nondescript bland boring pop rock from the nineties. Hootie got a lot of shit back then but at least they were different. I also like Counting Crows (or at least those first two albums)