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  1. #4901
    Quote Originally Posted by Runesmith View Post
    Merzbow albums to look into after 1930?
    pulse demon
    frog
    batz-tou-tai with memorial gadgets (more avant/musique concrete than noise)
    tauromachine
    animal magnetism (love it or hate it album)
    spiral honey
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  2. #4902
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    I heard Interpol sounds a lot like Joy Division. If I like Joy Division does this mean I'll like Interpol?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bub View Post
    I heard Interpol sounds a lot like Joy Division. If I like Joy Division does this mean I'll like Interpol?
    Not necessarily, but knowing your tastes I think you'd enjoy Interpol. Check out their album Turn On The Bright Lights.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bub View Post
    I heard Interpol sounds a lot like Joy Division. If I like Joy Division does this mean I'll like Interpol?
    I much prefer Joy Division, but Turn On The Bright Lights, as OCB recommended, is a very good album.

    I've always thought that Interpol's singer owes more to Michael Stipe than Ian Curtis, but that could just be the R.E.M. fanboy in me surfacing.

    Now, a recommendation: I'm feeling that my twee collection is lacking. I recently relistened to the C86 compilation and enjoyed it. I already have George Best by The Wedding Present, and love that to. Where should I go next?
    Last edited by harveyglobetrot; 12-28-2009 at 12:22 AM.
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    I think you'd be fine on Interpol, Bub, if you get the first two albums.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harveyglobetrot View Post
    Now, a recommendation: I'm feeling that my twee collection is lacking. I recently relistened to the C86 compilation and enjoyed it. I already have George Best by The Wedding Present, and love that to. Where should I go next?
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    any of those are great!

    but if i wanted to recommend certain albums from those i'd say Backwash, Go Sailor & Jamboree
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    Are the Romantics worth looking into?
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    Quote Originally Posted by neckermanncj View Post
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    any of those are great!

    but if i wanted to recommend certain albums from those i'd say Backwash, Go Sailor & Jamboree
    Black Candy gets like, no love from anyone....
    It's good to be happy. There's no hope.

  9. #4909
    Quote Originally Posted by CommonCriminal View Post
    Are the Romantics worth looking into?
    i think they're a pretty solid band... i don't listen to them much, but i can't think of a song of theirs i dislike.

    Quote Originally Posted by overcookedbacon View Post
    Black Candy gets like, no love from anyone....
    nor tullycraft, who were my official introduction to the term "twee". they occasionally wandered into surf rock territory as well, which is a big plus.
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  10. #4910
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    I listened to a few tracks by Interpol and my god they sounds like a modern age Joy Division I mean exactly like them. The singer's voice is spot on.


 

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