[C38368]

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Originally Posted by virometal lol C38, do you plan on collecting all of KMFDM's 38,431 albums?

*lol* Yes

Yeah, it's ocurred to me that I've been buying a LOT of KMFDM lately, but I've also been on a massive KMFDM kick for the past few weeks, also

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It's kinda funny, actually... I was watching the WWIII DVD the other day and someone asked Sascha what kept KMFDM going, since they're basically this massive underground movement. He answered that it was the fans and nothing else, and how he'll hear from people who're introduced to KMFDM when they're given a CD as a present, or borrow it from a friend or brother or whatever, and seven weeks later have their hands on almost everything KMFDM has ever done. At any rate, I've been picking up their stuff as it shows up in some of the local used stores, since that's about the only way to get most of it now.

I haven't got five new acquisitions to add here today... just KMFDM's [84-86] double CD

 

[virometal]

Well, you will be busy then. I was just over at their site and 20 albums since 84! That is almost an album a year for two decades - very impressive.

I own about 10 or so myself. It is good stuff, especially when I am so sick of Depeche Mode, I could kill them.

Angst is my favorite album with Drug Against War and Light my two favorite tracks.

Keep rockin' man.

 

[C38368]

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Originally Posted by virometal Well, you will be busy then. I was just over at their site and 20 albums since 84! That is almost an album a year for two decades - very impressive. I own about 10 or so myself. It is good stuff, especially when I am so sick of Depeche Mode, I could kill them. Angst is my favorite album with Drug Against War and Light my two favorite tracks. Keep rockin' man.

Glad to see a fellow... whatever you call a KMFDM fan here on HeadFi!
"Busy" doesn't even come close to describing it. I'm supposed to burn through money buying equipment and stuff, not music! And this is to say nothing of the myriad of remix discs, singles and EPs they've put out in the last 21 years.

And speaking of... I just found [Money + Barlged] this afternoon and, of course, bought it

Take it easy man, and enjoy the ultra heavy beat

 

[Tobias Hobson]

The Roots - Tipping Point
Jamiroquai - Dynamite
Roy Ayers - No Stranger to Love
Ramsey Lewis - Don't It Feel Good
808 State - Bombadin single
Jimmy Smith - Hobo Flats
on vinyl of course!

 

[asmox]

California Guitar Trio - With Tony Levin And Pat Mastelotto
Venetian Snares - Rossz Csillag Alatt Született
Wuthering Heights - To Travel for Evermore

the VS disc, in particular, is absolutely incredible.

 

[Mr.PD]

Electric Light Orchestra - Out of The Blue
Loverboy - Loverboy Classics
Men At Work - Best of Men At Work
Georgia Satellites - Best of The Georgia Satellites
Bruce Hornsby - Greatest Radio Hits

 

[NacMacFeegle]

Bow Wow Wow - Greatist Hits
Eno - Music for Films
Eno - Appollo (atmospheres and soundtracks)
Eno - Drawn from Life
North African Groove (Putamayo comp.)

and from a recently trip back to the UK..
Peatbog Faeries - Mellowosity
Peatbog Faeries - Croftwork

-Nac...

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Takk" - Sigur Ros
"The Great Destroyer" - Low
"Not Them, You" - Lake Trout
"the weight is a gift" - Nada Surf
"Love Kraft" - Super Furry Animals
"A Bigger Bang" The Rolling Stones
"winter songs" - Matt Pond PA
"Life's A Ride" - Donna The Buffalo

 

[CRESCENDOPOWER]

Trivium - Ascendancy
Judas Priest – Hell Bent For Leather
Slipknot – Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses
Frank Sinatra – Greatest Hits
Christina Aguilera - Stripped

 

[j3brow]

The Rolling Stones - A Bigger Bang
Neil Young - Prairie Wind
Sheryl Crow - Wildflowers
Patricia Barber - Companion (MFSL)
John Haitt - Master of Disaster
Grateful Dead - Truckin Off to Buffalo
B.B. King - 80
Eric Clapton - Back Home
Paul McCartney - Chaos and Creation in the Backyard
Michael Penn - Mr Hollywood Jr 1947

 

[MD1032]

I got a copy of these Virgil Fox Legacy series CD's from my band director. They're pretty good, but if I had to make an honest recommendation I'd say only get the third volume. The first two are very poorly recorded (what can you expect? The recordings are 50 years old), but the third is tolerable and the music itself is wonderful. I got these other two CD's I heartily recommend, though, which are "Encores" and "Virgil Fox Organ Selections". They're good quality, much newer.

Other than that, I gotta recommend my new Dream Theater CD's:

Liquid Tension Experiment (both I and II)
Falling Into Infinity

 

[Enverxis]

Norah Jones - Come Away With Me
Secret Garden - Earthsongs
Jewel - Pieces of You
Velvet Chain - Moody Groove Music
Brave - Searching for the Sun

 

[NacMacFeegle]

Just a couple lately...
Frequent Flyer - Kingston, Jamaica
Sasha - Involver (got to be the worst package design...ever!! CD's pretty good though)

-Nac...

 

[GraDy]

My birthday today! Apart from my HD-555s (love 'em) I also got some CD's, namely:
Led Zeppelin I-IV
Tool - Aenema
Audioslave - Audioslave

 

[LaBreaHead]

Too much music lately for an old geezer (not that *that* is possible):

Gimme Fiction - Spoon
Bloc Party EP - Bloc Party
Dreaming Wide Awake - Lizz Wright
Guero - Beck
Country Soul Revue: Testifying - Various (incl. Dan Penn, Bonnie Bramlett)