Shade's Album Upload Topic

[soundless_space]

Well I thought it was pretty cool. But I'm a chump.

 

The guitars were really neat.

[shade]

my computers all fucked for the time being, can't find these requests.

[shade]

Neu! - Neu! 75

 

 

I think you guys will really like this. David Bowie named his heroes album(or the song (can't remember)). after the song "Hero" on this album. It's Krautrock (which is german experimental music of the 70's).

 

Give it a shot.

 

Download.

[Ravenous megin-sane]

i'm going to post vermicious knid when i get home and everyone's life will become better

[Ravenous megin-sane]

vermicious knid

[shade]

Alright I will Download.

 

 

 

Bah, damn the guy who uploaded the SCHWAB...I have "little beats" stuff constantly stuck in my head

[Ravenous megin-sane]

i downloaded neu and enjoyed

[soundless_space]

I was actually going to request some Vermicious Knid so thanks Meg.

 

Can't wait to listen to Neu.

[Ravenous megin-sane]

how do you know vermicious knid?

[soundless_space]

Well okay so shade sent me some songs by a band named Humshuttle a while ago, and on Last.fm they have Vermicious Knid listed as a "similar artist" though I don't think they will be similar I'm curious to see what they sound like.

[Ravenous megin-sane]

if that's the case, i'd like to hear some humshuttle.

 

vermicious knid are a somewhat local band. everytime someone says they know them i'm surprised.

i was also surprised when i saw them on last.fm

[soundless_space]

MySchpace

Humshuttle

 

PS if you only listen to one song on there, please let it be Purple.

 

Edit edit I don't hear many similarities between the two, but it's pretty cool anyway!

Edited May 24, 2007 by soundless_space

[Ravenous megin-sane]

i just listened.

it's not bad.

 

vermicious knid is 935732875325823 times better

[soundless_space]

Har, I completely disagree but that's alright. It's all subjective anyway, right? Vermicious Knid is definitely more catchy, though.

Edited May 24, 2007 by soundless_space

[soundless_space]

Nevermind...

Edited May 24, 2007 by soundless_space

[Ravenous megin-sane]

so i downloaded the hold steady cd and everytime i hear them i'm like "sugarrr hiiigh"

[Some Random]

the first two punk rock albums that i fell in love with. for people who enjoy lyrics.

 

bad religion - generator (1992)

 

 

bad religion - recipe for hate (1993)

 

if you like them, anything from 'suffer' to 'stranger than fiction' is also gold. before 'suffer', you gotta like crusty punk rock to get into, or, in the case of 'into the unkown' is absolute shite. after 'stranger than fiction', is either just okay, or, in the case of 'no substance', terrible.

[Ravenous megin-sane]

request: pedro the lion

[shade]

Pedro The Lion - Control

 

 

Download.

[sodamntired]

 

Refused - The Shape Of Punk To Come

 

 

if you've never had an album change your life, this one will come pretty close.

 

it's really fucking sweet.

 

edit: listen to New Noise. i guarantee you will have it on repeat

 

this reviewer on Amazon puts it very well how awesome this is

 

I decided to download "The Shape Of Punk To Come" completely on a whim, based solely on the rave reviews I saw on this site. To put it mildly, my decision was vindicated. "The Shape Of Punk To Come" is one of those rare albums that both blow you away upon first listen and then get better with time. It's loosely classifiable as punk, but you certainaly don't need to be a punk fan to enjoy it. Nirvana, schmirvana: Kurt Cobain wouldn't have put out an album this diverse and genre-bending if he had lived to be a million.

 

I can't even put into words how powerful this album is, how much visceral impact it contains, how much utter steamrolling FORCE it hits you with. Dennis Lyxzen's vocals are often pure venom, the guitars pummel you relentlessly, and David Sandstrom's drumming hits harder than a brick dropped from the top of the Empire State Building. Listening to this album, it's obvious how much energy and conviction was put into each and every song. This is music without rules, without reservations, and without apology. I'd love to play it for the 98-pound, Good Charlotte T-shirt-wearing "punks" I see at the mall just to see the looks on their faces.

 

What's even more important than anything I've said above, though, is that Refused were intelligent and methodical about their sonic destruction. As its title suggests, "The Shape Of Punk To Come" is a punk album in the truest sense of the word: it's harsh, it's abrasive, and it's rooted in a deep sense of antagonism toward the mainstream. While all that's nice, it doesn't make for a classic album on its own. Fortunately, there's a lot more to "The Shape Of Punk To Come" than stereotypical three-chord, two-minute testosterone fests. Thanks to a level of creativity and musicianship high for any genre but stunning for punk, Refused showed a keen aptitude for composing memorable and interesting songs.

Edited May 25, 2007 by sodamntired

[Ravenous megin-sane]

shade, i love you

[Shiri]

Pedro The Lion are awesome but I don't have any of their albums so I shall download.

[shade]

I'm not a big fan.

 

 

but who cares

 

 

Edit: Well since I got royally fucked over today...I'll upload some dumb shit...and you can be stimulated by it or not..or skim through it and say fuck this.

 

Cool....coming right up....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Locust - The Locust

 

 

 

Hardcore/Borderline Grind/Noise Great Live Band

 

Download/Or Not

 

 

 

 

Shora - Malval

 

 

Post-Rock to an extent...there other albums are different genre's...including a split with merzbow.

 

Download.

Edited May 26, 2007 by shade

[Shiri]

The Pedro The Lion album is great. I didn't know most of the songs but it's completely awesome. Highly recommended.

[shade]

bollocks.

 

 

 

DJ Krush - Meiso

 

 

 

 

Download.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Racoo-oo-oon - The Cave of Spirits Forever

 

 

 

Download.

 

 

 

Mare - Mare

 

 

Download.

Edited May 26, 2007 by shade