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Originally Posted by Rockbandfan23467

This thread is getting big. When will it have to be deleted?

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Why is this the only thing you ever post?

I second all of the "contributing here is an enjoyable experience" posts.

The title of this thread is awesome.

Can someone give me an idea of what it's like when a certain musician DJs as opposed to a typical concert set? The frontman from Cold Cave (Wesley Eisold) is DJing at a record store in Hollywood so I want to know if it would be worth the drive, though the thought of a one armed man DJing also sounds pretty legit. Cults are also doing a free show in LA yyyeeeeeee

RO: I love the perspectives of the musicians of the Japanese avant-garde, particularly in the Onkyo and harsh noise movements. I find it endlessly endearing that the movements use literally opposite means to convey an appreciation of the same thing: subversion of and intrusion upon the every-day. Dead giveaway of some intentions came from a Merzbow interview where he said he makes noise to force people in bustling loud-ass Tokyo to just shut up for once. The appreciation for silence in the nation's underground music is thus a sort of common thread. Just thought someone else might find that really awesome.

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I second all of the "contributing here is an enjoyable experience" posts.

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Me as well, I browse some other music forums but never post on them and don't visit them with the frequency that I do here. There are simply too many cool threads and people to stop coming around this place, it probably helps that I've been around since 2007 even I didn't really start posting with regularity until about 2009ish. The music recommendation thread and afterstasis' albums thread are by far some of the best threads I've seen here and the 2 that stick out in my mind the most other than this thread.

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Why would you even ask that? Shame, Rob, shame.

Now I'm twice as excited, in addition to seeing Cults Live I will also get to see Zola Jesus live, yay for free shows.

RO: The Stone Roses debut is one of the greatest pop albums ever recorded. I only bring this up because I think I've actually worn out my vinyl copy. That doesn't happen very often (except for that Sun O))) album that the manufacturers sent me nearly cracked in half. Dicks).

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I hope not for a long, long time. I still randomly pick pages in this thread for music reccs. If I knew how I'd probably archive it (but I think I'd have to archive each page separately, and that wouldn't be very fun)

RIP Jason Noble.
Rodan and Rachel's were both pretty important bands for me.

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Originally Posted by afterstasis

RIP Jason Noble.
Rodan and Rachel's were both pretty important bands for me.

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Giving Rusty a listen. Very good stuff. RIP.