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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: HoyaSaxa03 on January 15, 2009, 04:35:18 pm
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sorry to redsock, but i've worked my way through the other albums, looking for more fresh blood ;)
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Mark Eitzel - Songs of Love Live, 60 Watt Silver Lining
East River Pipe - Shining Hours in a Can, The Gasoline Age
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album recommendations would be awesome, from redsock's first "A" thread:
" Artists that start with A, who should I be listening to, and what albums are important? Some artists are best covered by a Greatest hits album, others have one important album. All genres, all years, assume I know much less than I actually do. Let 'er rip..."
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Eels - Electro-Shock Blues, With Strings: Live at Town Hall
Eluvium - Copia, Talk Amongst the Trees
Steve Earle - Train a Comin', or the Greatest Hits
Eleven - Eleven
Everything But the Girl - Eden, Idlewild, Temperamental, Walking Wounded, Amplified Heart
Eggstone - In San Diego (early 90's swedish pop)
Eurhythmics - Sweet Dreams, Touch
Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets, Another Green World, Before and After Science
Electronic - Electronic
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Echo and the Bunnymen -- Crocodiles, Heaven Up Here, Ocean Rain
Eagles of Death Metal -- Peace, Love and Death Metal, Heart On
The English Beat -- I Just Can't Stop It
Everclear -- So Much for the Afterglow
Everything But the Girl -- Walking Wounded, Like the Deserts Miss the Rain (best of)
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i'd add "porcupine" and the s/t 1987 for echo and the bunnymen, too. they are all pretty great. or you can just get "songs to learn and sing" if you wanna go the greatest hits way.
exploding hearts - guitar romantic (must must must have)
electrelane - no shouts no calls (or axes. or the power out. but you probably only "need" one)
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easy star all*stars - radiodread, dub side of the moon
elbow - the seldom seen kid
explosions in the sky - the rescue (which i prefer to "all of a sudden i miss everyone", but ymmv)
... and if you're in to chillout/downtempo/trippy-and-groovy electronica, hunt down some Entheogenic. amazing stuff.
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Erase Errata - Other Animals
The Eternals - Heavy International
ESG - Come Away with ESG, Step Off (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!), A South Bronx Story
Missy Elliott - Under Construction, Miss E...So Addictive, or the Greatest Hits compilation Respect M.E. (honestly, every album of hers is pretty damn good)
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No apologies necessary. I'm working on lists a lot bigger than the boadie suggestions. Check back soon to the new and improved http://www.bigyawn.net (http://www.bigyawn.net) to follow my progress, and see the full lists come together.
Meanwhile, bring on the E's!! Hoping this letter is much smaller than previous ones.
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Meanwhile, bring on the E's!!
i'll bring the glow sticks.
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Editors - "The Back Room"
Elastica - s/t
Duke Ellington - "The Essential..."
Brian Eno / David Byrne - "My Life in the Bush of Ghosts"
Eric B. and Rakim - "Paid in Full" (does this go under the "Bs"?)
The Essex Green - "Cannibal Sea"
Eugenius - "Oomalama"
Explosions in the Sky - "Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever"; "The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place"
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The E Section in my collection is a bit thin but.
Electronic - Twisted Tenderness the third and probably my favor of the Sumner/Marr collaborations
Electrafixion - Just consider it the heaviest sounding release in the Echo and Bunnymen catalog
Echobelly - Everyone's Got One
Two power pop gems
El Goodo - Goodo
Eugene Edwards - My Favorite Revolution
Egyptian Lover - On The Nile
Roky Erickson - I Have Always Been There Before
No Erasure or Dave Edmunds picks yet?
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FYI, the self-titled Electronic record is flawless in my opinion, as good as anything that New Order ever did. I know that's a bold statement, but it truly has stood the test of time and I still listen to it religiously.
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Esquivel-Space Aged Bachelor Pad Music
Steve Earle-I Feel Alright, Train a Comin, Guitar Town, Copperhead Road
That's it for the E's.
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FYI, the self-titled Electronic record is flawless in my opinion, as good as anything that New Order ever did.
I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that.
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The E Section in my collection is a bit thin but.
i was surprised at how few bands/artists i had in the E's... the B's are enormous
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the egg - "travelator", "forwards"
Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets, Another Green World, Before and After Science
you can't talk about eno in this context an not mention "ambient 1: music for airports". "another green world" can be left off the list, IMO.
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FYI, the self-titled Electronic record is flawless in my opinion, as good as anything that New Order ever did. I know that's a bold statement, but it truly has stood the test of time and I still listen to it religiously.
Agreed.
I'll add this to the E's collection:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv1_epNEK5s
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I'm not really a fan, but I am shocked that Alejandro Escovedo hasn't been mentioned.
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Experimental Audio Research-Phenomena 256
Espers-s/t, II
ELO-On The Third Day
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How 'bout some Earth, Wind and Fire?
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FYI, the self-titled Electronic record is flawless in my opinion, as good as anything that New Order ever did. I know that's a bold statement, but it truly has stood the test of time and I still listen to it religiously.
It is incredibly good.. a very underrated record...
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How has no one listed Enon's Believo! and High Society records? High Society would probably be one of my 10-15 favorite records of the decade.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
and the easybeats and electrelane...
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Roky Erickson and the Aliens - The Evil One
One of the most underrated slices of insanity ever.
And I'm not a huge fan or anything but if you're a hipster you should propably have the stuff the Evens have put out.
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FYI, the self-titled Electronic record is flawless in my opinion, as good as anything that New Order ever did. I know that's a bold statement, but it truly has stood the test of time and I still listen to it religiously.
Agreed.
I'll add this to the E's collection:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv1_epNEK5s
I think "Twisted Tenderness" is their best but we're splitting hairs here. Must haves for any serious collection.
To me, if Johnny Marr would have joined New Order instead of Modest Mouse, Electronic sounds like what New Order would sound like instead of the crap they are putting out now. They would be way at the top of the heap again.
You know those desert island collections one ponders? "Twisted Tenderness" always makes my short list.
My brain is short circuting but just a few more Es.
Epo 555
The Early Days
The Early Years
Experimental Aircraft
Elemental Gaze (Take note, Dr. Doom - from Bandung! ;))
Everybody Loves Irene
The Exies
The Electric Mainline
The Electric Prunes (They are back with the resurgance of the nu-Psychedelia)
The Emerald Down
Exit Calm
The Early Day Miners
Elika
Echostream
The Exploding Boy (A new English band who have taken the Peruvians by storm.)
ESL Girls
The Ecstasy Of St. Theresa
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The Enemy - We'll Live and Die in these Towns
Eurythmics - Savage
Lorraine Ellison - Stay With Me
Everly Brothers - Songs Our Daddy Taught Us
John Entwistle - Smash Your Head Against the Wall
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To me, if Johnny Marr would have joined New Order instead of Modest Mouse, Electronic sounds like what New Order would sound like instead of the crap they are putting out now. They would be way at the top of the heap again.
new order broke up last year...
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To me, if Johnny Marr would have joined New Order instead of Modest Mouse, Electronic sounds like what New Order would sound like instead of the crap they are putting out now. They would be way at the top of the heap again.
new order broke up last year...
Yeah, because they sound like such crap now.
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not sure if Efterklang has already been listed.
you could add Elkland too.