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Kasabian - Velociraptor 8/10 Better than i expected, couple of tracks i wasn't too keen on but overall a good listen. Justice - Audio Video Disco 5/10 Very disappointed after their last album, tracks just aren't as interesting or clever. |
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IronGiant 6,352 posts
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Kosmoz 8,184 posts
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Registered 14 years agoJohnny Foreigner vs You 10/10
Best thing ever
Los Campesinos! - Hello Sadness 7/10
It's a grower and has also improved since I heard the songs live. Will probably be a 9 in a few weeks. -
Insomnium - One For Sorrow 9.5/10
Metal album of the year for me. -
Nanocrystal 2,575 posts
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Registered 12 years agoM83 - Hurry Up, We're Dreaming 7/10
Some really pretty tracks, but quite a bit of filler in the back half. My first listen, though, so it may grow on me. -
Soulsavers - Broken 7/10
The Mark Lanegan songs are all either 9 or 10s but the album tails off toward the end a little too much. -
Tom_Servo 18,079 posts
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Registered 11 years agoKosmoz wrote:
I can't get excited about this for some reason. Couldn't even be bothered listening to the NPR stream.
Los Campesinos! - Hello Sadness 7/10
It's a grower and has also improved since I heard the songs live. Will probably be a 9 in a few weeks. -
Deicide - The Stench of Redemption
Some blistering lead playing from Ralph Santola, probably their second best album after the self titled debut (although it certainly is more dynamic). 9/10
The Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics
Been getting into these guys properly over the last while, some fine, brain melting pop. 9/10
Sqaurepusher - Numbers Lucent (so it's an EP and i cheated)
Some quality tuneage, always puts me in the mood to play Streets of Rage 2
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Trafford 9,359 posts
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Registered 14 years agoThe Antlers- Burst Apart
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IronGiant 6,352 posts
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Registered 18 years agoPWEI - New Noise Designed By A Sadist - 4/10
Very disappointed by this and not a patch on their earlier stuff, without Clint the band is nowhere near as good. Only one standout track for me 'Disguise' the rest are instantly forgettable. -
Kosmoz 8,184 posts
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Registered 14 years agoTom_Servo wrote:
There are some great songs on it, and with time it will become brilliant. Quite different to rib, but you start to expect that with each LC! album now. Breaking up has clearly left Gareth a bit angry and upset.
Kosmoz wrote:
I can't get excited about this for some reason. Couldn't even be bothered listening to the NPR stream.
Los Campesinos! - Hello Sadness 7/10
It's a grower and has also improved since I heard the songs live. Will probably be a 9 in a few weeks. -
figgis 7,721 posts
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Registered 16 years agoIronGiant wrote:
There's only Graham left out of the original line up, not just Clint missing.
PWEI - New Noise Designed By A Sadist - 4/10
Very disappointed by this and not a patch on their earlier stuff, without Clint the band is nowhere near as good. Only one standout track for me 'Disguise' the rest are instantly forgettable. -
AccidentProne 1,380 posts
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Registered 14 years agoKosmoz wrote:
Ooh, didn't realise they had a new album out. How's this compare to their previous stuff? I loved Waited Up, but wasn't as keen on Grace... I saw them a couple of months back in Cambridge and they were pretty poor, but that was mostly down to the venue (I think), they've always been a bit hit and miss for me live.
Johnny Foreigner vs You 10/10
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Vortex808 15,603 posts
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Registered 13 years agofiggis wrote:
IronGiant wrote:
There's only Graham left out of the original line up, not just Clint missing.
PWEI - New Noise Designed By A Sadist - 4/10
Very disappointed by this and not a patch on their earlier stuff, without Clint the band is nowhere near as good. Only one standout track for me 'Disguise' the rest are instantly forgettable.
Really? Ah well, I'll skip it then. Shame. I used to love the Poppies.
Must dig out "This is the day...." when i get home for some nostalgia. -
IronGiant 6,352 posts
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Registered 18 years agoI still love the Poppies just not this reincarnation of them. -
FuzzyDuck wrote:
A great album, but the weakest of the 'big four' in my opinion. Not to take anything away from it, it's just the other 3 are stupidly brilliant. Anyways...
The Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics
Been getting into these guys properly over the last while, some fine, brain melting pop. 9/10
The Suburbs - Arcade Fire
If I was to sit down and think about listing my all-time favourite albums, this might well make the top 10. 66 minutes of pure, consistent brilliance.
No filler. No single track sounds out of place. The majority of the tracks are the finest they've ever written. I love it!
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Kosmoz 8,184 posts
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Registered 14 years agoAccidentProne wrote:
Their show at Off The Cuff in summer was the best gig I've ever been too, and a few mates went to their album launch gigs last weekend, and it was also supposedly the best thing ever. But then, us lot are probably the biggest JoFo fans around. We buy all the crap they sell. Regarding the album, there are still similarities to the first album, but a good few slower songs. They have changed a fair bit, but are still as awesome as ever. You should probably listen and judge for yrself though, because as I say, I'm one of the hardcore.
Kosmoz wrote:
Ooh, didn't realise they had a new album out. How's this compare to their previous stuff? I loved Waited Up, but wasn't as keen on Grace... I saw them a couple of months back in Cambridge and they were pretty poor, but that was mostly down to the venue (I think), they've always been a bit hit and miss for me live.
Johnny Foreigner vs You 10/10
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Raiko101 wrote:
Agree with you there Raiko. Intending to have a Lips marathon over the weekend.
FuzzyDuck wrote:
A great album, but the weakest of the 'big four' in my opinion. Not to take anything away from it, it's just the other 3 are stupidly brilliant. Anyways...
The Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics
Been getting into these guys properly over the last while, some fine, brain melting pop. 9/10
The Suburbs - Arcade Fire
If I was to sit down and think about listing my all-time favourite albums, this might well make the top 10. 66 minutes of pure, consistent brilliance.
No filler. No single track sounds out of place. The majority of the tracks are the finest they've ever written. I love it!
10/10
And i agree with you with about The Suburbs too. Been a big fan of AF since the self titled EP, but let this slip by me for some unknown reason. Spotted it a few weeks ago and figured i'd get back up to speed.
Holy hell i was missing out. Some expertly crafted songs, and some really evocative music/lyrics. I can practically feel my youth slipping away listening to the title track and its reprise.
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Progguitarist 10,778 posts
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Registered 15 years agoMy own album. I give myself 10/10 cause no one else will
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IronGiant 6,352 posts
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Registered 18 years agoMust be good then, is it on iTunes?
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Zerobob 3,020 posts
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Registered 12 years agoSnow Patrol - Fallen Empires - 5/10
Has some well written songs on it, but the style is aweful and I was left disappointed. The songs they performed on Jools Holland with raw instruments were far better. -
Flightrisker 18,139 posts
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Registered 16 years agoDistraction Pieces - Scroobius Pip - 7/10
Some really good tracks and some quality lyrics, but one or two of the songs just don't work for me. Nice having a song with Sage Francis, very interesting cover of Kate Bush's Feel It at the end too. Worth a listen for sure. -
Flightrisker 18,139 posts
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Registered 16 years agoIronGiant wrote:
Ah it wasn't just me then. Very meh.
Justice - Audio Video Disco
5/10 Very disappointed after their last album, tracks just aren't as interesting or clever. -
FuzzyDuck wrote:
i saw these guys (and met wayne coyne! ) at the eden project earlier on in the year. Superb, probably the most fun i have had a gig, def in my top 3, maybe even my favourite.
The Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics
Been getting into these guys properly over the last while, some fine, brain melting pop. 9/10
John Frusciante - The Empyrean
9/10
Havn't decided where to place it alongside the sublime Curtains and Will to death, but its up there, been listening to this album alot lately. -
IronGiant 6,352 posts
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Registered 18 years agoNitzer Ebb - Industrial Complex 8/10
As a fan this is just what i wanted, back to their best with some great tracks. Wish i'd seen them live on their recent tour. -
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet 10/10
Probably my favourite from PT.
'Anesthetize' and 'Way Out Of Here' are of a particular magnificence. -
TearYouAsunder wrote:
i need to listen to this again. I didn't really like some of the lyrics - sonething about xboxs ! but i quite like sentimental (even if it is trains part 2)
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet 10/10
Probably my favourite from PT.
'Anesthetize' and 'Way Out Of Here' are of a particular magnificence. -
joelstinton wrote:
I dont think Steven Wilson has ever been the strongest lyricist. Though conceptually, Fear of a Blank Planet is largely based from a childs viewpoint of growing up in a modern world, so the lyrics work just fine.
TearYouAsunder wrote:
i need to listen to this again. I didn't really like some of the lyrics - sonething about xboxs ! but i quite like sentimental (even if it is trains part 2)
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet 10/10
Probably my favourite from PT.
'Anesthetize' and 'Way Out Of Here' are of a particular magnificence.
Anyway, musically its aces. I suggest you get the fuck on it!
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Slash & Friends 7/10
Not bad at all, some very good collaborations.
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