Quote: Originally Posted by Megaptera The soundtrack from Psycho. Or at least, that's what I hear every time I'm there. or the soundtrack from Little Shop Of Horrors... "son be a dentist, you have a talent for causing things pain"

Miles Davis - Round About Midnight, Porgy & Bess, Kind Of Blue, Sketchs Of Spain, Cookin' & Steamin' (Miles Davis Quintet) Keith Jarrett - The Koln Concert John Coltrane - Blue Train, My Favourite Things Chris Bowden - Slightly Askew

Quote: Originally Posted by Nacher I really would like to hear more about "losing something inside the computer". I wonder how I can copy a game CD 100 times, and it still is the same game and works perfectly, but for music this does not apply? Especially considering how badly a game can...

I'd have to say Roger Waters... too full of himself, and his own pretentiousness.. that said I still love the music .. but its always in the back of my mind (actually the exact same could be said for Richard D. James [Aphex Twin]) I'd echo comments about Michael Jackson and Metallica too.

bonobo - animal magic boards of canada - a beautiful place in the country

If you like Neon Golden, you'd probably love The Postal Service's "Give Up" as well so... slightly more pop and electronic, but just as upbeat and easy to listen to (if not more so).. well worth a purchase.

Interpol and Bjorks new album... roll on August

Keith Jarrett - The Koln Concert ... its live and unrehearsed, totally free flowing and spontaneous piano jazz, the melodies are unbelivable at times. I'd rate that as a second must-have above any other Miles stuff.. of which I have a decent amount.

albums all the way.. have about ten singles and 400+ albums .. even compilation cds I tend to avoid (except record label samplers).. songs should be listened to in the right context and mood of the rest of the album

"If You're A Wizard Then Why Do You Wear Glasses?" by the Liars.. brilliant

Quote: Originally posted by Andrew_WOT Another place for cheap DT 250-80 is b&h photo. true, but not if your in the UK though .. plus they require faxing your credit card details for international orders.. never a good idea imo

Quote: Originally posted by Kali http://home.t-online.de/home/meier-audio/ sell the Ultrasones... plus in the EU so no import duty (plus delivery is included!) actually http://www.veronica.co.uk have the Beyerdynamic DT250-80s at a great price as well.. might be worth looking...

Quote: Originally posted by boz ive looked into the ultrasone ones as well but i dont think i can get them in the uk easily. importing isnt really an option either as uk customs like to slap on 10-20% import duties, and then another 17.5% vat...

Quote: Keith Jarret - Köln Concert definitely! others.. Arab Strap - Mad For Sadness Pink Floyd - Pulse

Quote: I just got the Bjork Volumen >2003 DVD. I think I had an eyegasm. The videos were so incredibly beautiful and perfectly complimented the music. god yes.. its amazing.. first thing i thought of saying as soon as i seen the thread title... have the original volumen and all the...

Kila - Sean Deora .. its actually sung in Irish though so I haven't a clue what its actually about, but its easily one of the most haunting and emotional songs ever... Bjork - Come To Me I find very sad, but thats probably due to personal reasons. Janis Ian - Seventeen is incredibly...

Walkmen - The Rat

Quote: Originally posted by minya And that being said, I need more good post-rock. Someone please recommend a good Mogwai starter album. If you can get it (I know its available over here on Chemikal Underground anyway), then EP+6 is probably the best release to get after Young...

I'll agree its very well recorded (I mean its Air, all their stuff is), buts its also incredibly boring, and I can see it sitting gathering dust on the shelf like Moon Safari for a long long time. The opener Venus is easily the top pick (and imo an absolutely brilliant track).. from there...

Quote: Originally posted by XXhalberstramXX Liars "They Were Wrong So We Drowned" thumbs way up. weird crap, i tell ya. theres always room on the broom is a great track on that.. have their last album as well, "they threw us in a trench and stuck a monument on top".. brilliant...

ooh definitely agree with Ride - Nowhere.. other albums: Codiene - Frigid Stars LP .. the overflow of emotion only starts to get felt at 10 1/2 Bjork - Homogenic .. that deep deep bass intro of Hunter.. enough said.. Decal - Brightest Star (techno just doenst sound good till its so loud...

Explosions In The Sky - The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place .. easily one of my favourite albums of last year.. please do yourself a favour and get it.. its more GYBE! than Mogwai, and absolutely stunning, long buildups to shimmering climaxes, two seen them live last month and they literally blew...

Quote: Originally posted by 3lusiv3 Almost every Sony product I have ever bought have had problems due to bad build quality. I would never buy a Sony product if there is a similar option of another brand. Actually going slightly off-topic but where are the CD3Ks assembled? I went...

Dancer In The Dark Pi The Wall