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post #16 of 18
9/25/09 at 5:05pm
Theivery Corporation - Songs from the theivery hifi.The first album i bought of theirs and still my favourite.
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post #17 of 18
9/25/09 at 11:39pm
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Originally Posted by jilgiljongiljing View Post
Well "Damnation" by Opeth since you liked "To Rid the disease". If you liked that, you might like Porcupine Tree, based on your preference for the Damnation Track, I'd say start with Lightbulb Sun and Stupid Dream.
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Originally Posted by catachresis View Post
As for Dead Can Dance, the lp I've known to be the high-water mark is Into the Labyrinth. It's quite good, but I'm no diehard fan.
Thanks to both of you. I like Labyrinth and Stupid Dream.
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post #18 of 18
9/26/09 at 12:58am
Best faux-Bengali accent [a rare but distinctive accent of the South-central Birmingham-AL doxa]: Theank you. Come again.

P.S. Kate Bush's The Dreaming is like the intellectual breakthrough of a fully maturing audience. Hounds of Love is like that artist's efforts to translate her recognition of the actual nature of things into a form that will be more commercially successful. They are both astonishing. I happen to think that the former is _more_ astonishing. There was a movement in radical feminism that argued that women knew the world differently; The Dreaming takes that premise ten different ways. It encourages, affronts, celebrates, blasphemes, mysticizes, and stubbornly brays "No." (But that sounds like clever-Kate screetching, "Eeeehah-Eeeehah!"

P.P.S. I know a secret. Ask any of the the big fans around here what "Running Up That Hill" from Hounds of Love is about. The answer is "Milton."
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