StratocasterMan
Headphoneus Supremus
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Another "new" Rolling Stones live album is being released today:
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I haven't listened to the new Norah Jones album yet. I'll make sure to check that one out.
Swans - The Seer
Absolutely amazing album. I am floored by how creepy and full of emotion the entire thing is. 2 hours of fantastic music. The title track is 32 minutes long (!!). I bought the 3 LP set and 3 songs take up 3 entire sides. I wouldn't suggest listening to it in the dark with your back to anything but a wall though. I did early this morning and kept turning around. Scared there was something behind me. Second favorite album to come out this year, easily.
I actually own the LP but haven't had a chance to listen to it yet. Hopefully soon.
As always - we seem to share similar taste Have been really enjoying DTTD also. Didn't know about the Joe Walsh release. Listened to a couple of tracks tonight. Will be buying off HD Tracks the next time they have a promo. thanks!
And here's one in return - released Feb 2012 I think:
Mark Lanegan - Blues Funeral
Interesting mix of bluesy rock - intertwined with Lanegan's 'rough and edgy' vocals - I really like it - particularly with the Grados.
I saw your other post in the "What Are You Listening To Right Now?" thread earlier this morning. I started listening to Swans - The Seer on Spotify after you answered the question about what the picture was. I'm finding it very interesting so far and liking it. I'm definitely going to spend some time with it. I'm already getting into it!
By the way, Norah Jones' "Little Broken Hearts" is my favorite record of the year so far, and I'm the last person I thought would ever like Norah Jones. I only found it because of this thread and now I think it's great! I like it so much I went and bought the 24-bit version from HD Tracks.
Thanks for the tip on "The Seer."
It's a very strange album, but I was really floored the first time I listened all he way through. It's just so wonderfully dark. Also, just a heads up. If you buy direct from the record label (Young Gods) all the physical copies of this and their other albums come signed, and at same as Amazon prices.
I a little upset that I didn't realize this before I bought the Amazon LP copy. I think I'll get the CD signed sometime down the road.
Nice to hear high praise for the new Norah album. I loved Come Away WIth Me. I have the SACD, regular CD (it was a gift), and the 24/192 download.
I'm loving this album, thanks. It doesn't creep me out so much as make me uncomfortable (completely based on the key/drone elements, two ways to make most humans nervous in horror movies too!) but the amount of craftsmanship in this album is apparent even on the first couple tracks.
EDIT: Now that I think about it, they definitely have an avant garde feel on this album, reminiscient of Sleepytime Gorilla Museum (or SGM of them).