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  • Current favourite...

    9 Dic 2009, 2:08 de yxsarvik

    ...classic

    Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead







    Well, a classic for those of us who have a thing for gothic (not goth) rock
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  • Get rich using a singing flying bicycle

    4 Dic 2009, 15:31 de cat-dentures

    No. Not really.

    This is the third night in a row that I've stayed up until early in the AM just to get my music fix. I really should get some sleep. BUT, being the master at procrastination in all aspects of my every day life, I'm going to fill out this pointless survey instead:


    Name your top 10 most played bands on Last.fm:

    1. The Associates
    2. Bauhaus
    3. Tones on Tail
    4. Tuxedomoon
    5. 16 Horsepower
    6. Siouxsie and the Banshees
    7. Man Man
    8. Modern Eon
    9. Bubonic Plague
    10. Tears for Fears

    Just realized that I don't really listen to half of these artists as much anymore. but ANYWAY...

    Now answer the questions according to the numbers:

    What was the first song you ever heard by 6?
    Arabian knights. Still one of my favorites by them.

    What is your favourite album of 2?
    In the Flat Field. Used to love listening to this while going to work, but had to roll my windows up since I'd always get weird, confused, and disgusted looks from other drivers.

    What is your favourite lyric that 5 has sung?
    "You are not needed here to help me feel low down. I'm doin' it fine all on my own." (EscucharHorse Head)
    Oh, unwanted angst. haha.

    How many times have you seen 4 live?
    I'm ashamed to say never. I really ought to see them while they're still performing, but they must have Mr. Winston Tong with them, otherwise it'll feel... lacking. I can't come up with a better word at the moment. At 3 in the morning, my vocabulary dwindles down to about 100 words.

    What is your favourite song by 7?
    Only one? Well, how about I choose my top-played track by them, to save myself from the pain of choosing just one.
    EscucharBlack Mission Goggles. First song I heard by them, and always a treat for my unwilling passengers on long car rides.

    What is a good memory you have considering the music of 10?
    Dad. I miss him.

    Is there a song of 3 that makes you sad?
    I've never been sad while listening to Tones on Tail. They do have some darker tunes, but nothing sad. What's sad is that Go! is their most popular track and the only one that the majority of people (who've heard them) know. I'm in the minority when I say that it's one of my least favorite tracks by them. Whenever I hear it, all I can think about are bulging transvestites in ugly shoes.

    What is your favourite lyric that 2 has sung?
    That's difficult. Pretty much all of their lyrics are priceless.
    First one I can think of:
    "Nerves like nylon, nerves like steel" (Nerves)

    What is your favourite song by 9?
    I hate picking favorites. Excuse me... favourites.
    but one I play a lot is bad moods.

    How did you get in to 3?
    I was obsessed with Bauhaus, and wanted to listen to anything and everything that was related to them-- Tones on Tail, Dalis Car, Love and Rockets, Peter Murphy solo, Daniel Ash solo, David J solo, the band (BlackBlack) of the DAUGHTERS of Kevin Haskins... like I said, obsessed.
    but out of all the Bauhaus offspring, Tones remains my favorite.

    What was the first song you heard by 1?
    The Affectionate Punch. Got me hooked the first time I heard it, and it remains one of my favorites.

    What is your favourite song by 4?
    Desire. First song I heard by them as well.

    How many time have you seen 9 live?
    Never. I don't even know if they're still together. If not, I can always hope to see Geneva Jacuzzi live.

    What is a good memory you have concerning 2?
    Dancing uncontrollably to the In the Flat Field album, which was my preferred method of exercising.

    Is there a song of 8 that makes you sad?
    They do have some gloomy-sounding songs, but none that make me sad.

    What is your favourite album of 5?
    Sackcloth and Ashes, hands down.

    What is your favourite lyric that 3 has sung?
    "Gini, Gini, look at me, Gini. I let the stare that tries to cripple you slide down my back. Gini, Gini, speak to me, Gini. I let the words they shove in front of you crawl right back." (Lions)

    What is your favourite song of 1?
    No, no, no, only one favorite will not do. How about my top... ten?
    In no order:
    Gloomy Sunday, Tell Me Easter's On Friday, Q Quarters, The Affectionate Punch, A Matter of Gender, Perhaps, White Car In Germany, Breakfast, Skipping, The Best Of You.

    What is your favourite song of 10?
    Again with the favorites!
    Top five in no order:
    Mothers Talk, Head Over Heels, Everybody Wants to Rule the World (classic), Shout, Brian Wilson Said.

    How many times have you seen 8 live?
    Never. and it's unfortunate that they're no longer around.

    What is your favourite album of 1?
    How about two favorites? Sulk and Fourth Drawer Down.

    What is a great memory you have considering 9?
    Um... driving to the airport at 4 in the morning while having bad moods break the silence of the empty streets.

    What was the first song you heard by 8?
    Euthenics, since it happened to be their most easily accessible.


    and that took much longer than I expected.

    ----------

    Am I tired yet? Yes, I am.
    but am I going to sleep now? Not just yet!

    Another, stolen.

    Of all the bands/artists in your cd/record collection, which one do you own the most albums by?
    Strangely, it's a tie between David Bowie and Opeth, which are two completely different artists.
    Pop and glam rock versus progressive death metal.

    What was the last song you listened to?
    Pram - Track of the Cat

    What's in your record/cd player right now?
    In my CD player: a mix CD I made for someone (had to test it out to make sure all the songs played through)
    On my record player: Tones on Tail - Pop
    but my favorite track, Lions, skips :[

    What song would you say sums you up?
    No idea.

    What's your favourite local band?
    None, really. The local bands here just don't appeal to me.

    What was the last show you attended?
    Nothing I can remember.

    What was the greatest show you've ever been to?
    I've honestly not been to any real good show since I live on a stupid island and we don't get good bands around here. When I move out, I'll make up for it.

    What's the worst band you've ever seen in concert?
    I never stay long enough to find out the name if they're awful.

    What band do you love musically but hate the members of?
    I don't really hate anyone. I may hate a persons voice, but that's about it. If I really did dislike the members of a group, I don't think I could love them musically.

    What show are you looking forward to?
    see third question up.

    What is your favorite band shirt?
    I'd say my vintage Bauhaus shirt, but it's really not all too comfortable since the material is thick and stiff. SO... my worn out, faded, holey Led Zeppelin shirt, just because it's so worn in.

    What musician would you like to hang out with for a day?
    Billy Mackenzie, which is impossible since he's dead.
    or... The Residents. So I could see the faces behind the eyeballs.

    What musician would you like to be in love with for a day?
    That's ridiculous. In love for one day? How is that even possible? I'll pass.
    To be honest, I don't really pay too much attention to the musicians themselves anymore-- it's more of their output that really interests me.

    Metal question - Jeans and Leather vs. Cracker Jack clothes?
    No idea what cracker jack clothes are, so I can't choose.

    Sabbath or solo Ozzy?
    Don't really care for either.

    Commodores or solo Lionel Ritchie?
    Same as above.

    Punk rock, hip hop or heavy metal?
    Punk rock. Unless it's hardcore/thrash punk. Can't stand that.

    Doesn't Primus suck?
    I've only heard one song by them, so I can't judge.

    Name 5 flawless albums:

    The Associates - Fourth Drawer Down (I know most people prefer Sulk, which is a fantastic album as well, but I find myself listening to Fourth Drawer Down more often)
    Opeth - Damnation (Yes, they're a progressive death metal band, but this album is their most mellow. No kidding. No screaming or heavy guitars-- you could play this album to a baby, though I wouldn't recommend it)
    Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (Yeah, I know it's on pretty much everyone's list of flawless albums, but it's perfect. You can't listen to the album without listening to it in it's entirety)
    Silverchair - Diorama (I've gone through many musical phases, but this has stuck with me for the longest. It's so beautifully orchestrated)
    Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation (The first time I listened to it, I hated it. Second time, still hated it. Third time, something hit me and I ended up playing the album on repeat for about a week)

    Did you know that filling out this survey makes you a music geek?
    I already knew that long ago.

    What was the greatest decade for music?
    The eighties. Don't judge it by VH1's "I Love The 80's" -- it's so much better than that. So much gold that most people tend to skip over.

    How many music-related videos/dvds do you own?
    Three.
    Bauhaus Shadow of Light/Archive (DVD)
    The Associates and Billy Mackenzie (DVD)
    Pink Floyd's The Wall (VHS) (I don't even really like that album, so I don't know why I have it)

    Do you like Journey?
    No.

    Don't try to pretend you don't!
    Honest. No.

    What is your favorite movie soundtrack?
    Probably Donnie Darko or O Brother, Where Art Thou? (yes, I like the bluegrass)

    What was your last musical "phase" before you wisened up?
    I've gone through so many musical phases it's ridiculous...
    The last awful phase I went through was in high school when I listened to a lot of crappy metal and grunge (although I do still enjoy some grunge every now and then). After that, I started to discover better music.

    What's the crappiest CD/record/etc. you've ever bought?
    Pretty much every CD I got when I was in middle school. Oh, and a couple of records I got from a thrift store that was awful eighties pop. I love the eighties, but this was sappy, whiny, super cheesy (in a bad way) crap. Can't even remember the names of the albums since I got rid of them.

    Do you prefer vinyl or CDs?
    Vinyl. Better sounding, and more aesthetically pleasing.
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  • Another "How Varied Is Your Music Taste?"

    3 Dic 2009, 18:56 de NoooFun

    First, make a list of your top-20 artists overall. Then, for each of these artists, add the 8 most similar artists to your list. Delete any duplicates, count up the number of entries on your list and this will give you some idea of how eclectic your listening habits are. A score of 9 represents an extremely unvaried musical taste while a 160 represents an extremely varied one.

    #1 Madonna
    1 Kylie Minogue
    2 Janet Jackson
    3 Cher
    4 Lady GaGa
    5 Britney Spears
    6 Danii Minogue
    7 Cindy Lauper
    8 Spice Girls

    #2 Marilyn Manson
    9 Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids
    10 Nine Inch Nails
    11 Rob Zombie
    12 Rammstein
    13 Deathstars
    14 John 5
    15 KoЯn
    16 Dope

    #3 Crass
    17 Flux of Pink Indians
    18 Conflict
    19 Subhumans
    20 Rudimentary Peni
    21 Zounds
    22 Poison Girls
    23 Dirt
    24 Aus-Rotten

    #4 Icon of Coil
    25 Combichrist
    26 Rotersand
    27 Panzer AG
    28 Covenant
    29 Assemblage 23
    30 Seabound
    31 Neuroticfish
    32 Apoptygma Berzek

    #5 Combichrist
    Panzer AG
    33 Icon of Coil
    34 Suicide Commando
    35 Grendel
    36 Noisuf-X
    37 Aesthetic Perfection
    38 Agonize
    39 :wumpscut:

    #6 London After Midnight
    40 Fear Cult
    41 Clan of Xymox
    42 All Gone Dead
    43 Cinema Strange
    44 Diary of Dreams
    45 Rosetta Stone
    46 Christian Death
    47 Two Witches

    #7Nightwish
    48 Tarja
    49 Epica
    50 Within Temptation
    51 Delain
    52 Vision of Atlantis
    53 Leaves' Eyes
    54 After Forever
    55 Sonata Artica

    #8 Megadeth
    56 MD.45
    57 Anthrax
    58 Testament
    59 Slayer
    60 Exodus
    61 Kreator
    62 Pantera
    63 Annihilator

    #9 Fun People
    64 Boom Boom Kid
    65 Cucsifae
    66 Eterna Inocencia
    67 Loquero
    68 El Otro Yo
    69 Shaila
    70 Flema
    71 2 Minutos

    #10 Immortal Technique
    72 Jedi Mind Tricks
    73 Poison Pen
    74 Akir
    75 OuterSpace
    76 Ill Bill
    77 Sabac
    78 dead prez
    79 Army of the Pharaohs

    #11 Propagandhi
    80 I Spy
    81 Dillinger Four
    82 Good Riddance
    83 Strike Anywhere
    84 Bigwig
    85 None More Black
    86 A Wilhelm Scream
    87 Dead to Me

    #12 Social Distortion
    88 Mike Ness
    89 The Bones
    90 Rancid
    91 Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards
    92 Pennywise
    93 Backyard Babies
    94 Street Dogs
    95 The Bouncing Souls

    #13 Siouxsie and the Banshees
    96 The Creatures
    97 Siouxsie
    98 Bauhaus
    99 X-Mal Deutschland
    100 The Glove
    101 Alien Sex Fiend
    Christian Death
    102 Skeletal Family

    #14 1200 Micrograms
    103 Talamasca
    104 Astrix
    105 GMS
    106 Hallucinogen
    107 Infected Mushroom
    108 Shpongle
    109 Electric Universe
    110 Astral Projection

    #15 Depeche Mode
    111 Dave Gahan
    112 Martin L. Gore
    113 Recoil
    114 Camouflage
    115 De/Vision
    116 Erasure
    117 And One
    118 Pet Shop Boys

    #17 Atmosphere
    119 The Dynospectrum
    120 Brother Ali
    121 Slug
    122 Eyedea & Abilities
    123 Sage Francis
    124 Murs
    125 Mac Lethal
    126 Aesop Rock

    #16 Eminem
    127 D12
    128 50 Cent
    129 Obie Trice
    130 Stat Quo
    131 Benzino
    132 Proof
    133 Dr. Dre
    134 2Pac

    #18. Mind.In.A.Box
    135 Edge of Dawn
    Seabound
    136 Pride and Fall
    Rotersand
    137 Liquid Divine
    138 Syrian
    Neuroticfish
    139 Code 64

    #19. Black Sabbath
    140 Ozzy Osbourne
    141 Judas Priest
    142 Dio
    143 Heaven and Hell
    144 Deep Purple
    145 Motörhead
    146 Iron Maiden
    147 Rainbow

    #20. Angelspit
    148 Ayria
    149 Helalyn Flowers
    150 Zombie Girl
    151 I:Scintilla
    152 Pzychobitch
    Combichrist
    153 Hanzel und Gretyl
    154 Psyclon Nine

    That took time -.-

    My score is 154/160 :D
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  • CrowfeatheR - REAL life guitar hero

    1 Dic 2009, 13:42 de Nonclique343




    CrowfeatheR's influences are; Guitar:Juliana Hatfield, Jeff Martin(TEA PARTY), Dave Navarro(Panic Channell, Janes Adiction),Zakk Wylde (Ozzy), Sony Mayo (Seven Dust),Les Paul, ALAN HOLDSWORTH, Steve Howe (Yes)
    Bass: John Taylor (Duran Duran), DUG Pinnick (King's-X),Chris Squire (Yes),Bootsy Collins, James Jamerson.
    Vocal: Jeff Buckley, Billy Idol, Chris Cornell (Audioslave, Sound Garden), Jim Morrison (The Doors), Jeff Martin (Tea Party),Scooter Ward(November Falls, Cold), Ian Astbury (The Cult), Scott Stapp (Creed) Keyboards: Rick Wakeman (Yes), Laurence Tolhurst (The Cure)
    Drums/ percussion: Lars Ulrich (Metalica), Sam McCandless (Cold)
    Programming: Trent Reznor (NIN)
    I cut my musical teeth in my early years being influenced by the great progressive bands of he 1970's and 1980's like Yes and Rush. Lately my musical tastes have been heavier and I think for my tasteToolis the best band actively together.
    Sounds Like
    Halo Guitars
    Pigtronix Effects Pedals
    Mangan FusionMatched guitar strings

    Vocally;
    Peter Murphy(Bauhaus)
    Jeff Martin (The Tea Party)
    Jeff Buckley(R.I.P)
    Chris Cornell (Audio Slave, Sound Garden)
    Chris Daughtry (Daughtry)
    Lajon Witherspoon (Seven Dust)
    Billy Idol
    Ian Astbury (the Cult, The Doors)
    Jim Morrison (The Doors)
    Robert Smith(The Cure)
    Sean Morgan (Seether)


    Guitar;
    Juliana Hatfield
    Dave Navaro (The Panic Channell, Jane's Addiction, Red Hot Chili Peppers)
    Steve Howe (YES, GTR, ASIA)
    ALAN HOLDSWORTH
    John Petrucci (Dream Theater)
    Joe Satriani
    John 5 (Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson)
    Zakk Wylde (ozzy, Black Label Society)
    Les Paul

    Musically;
    Audio Slave
    The Cult
    The Tea Party
    ZZ Top
    Incubus
    Billy Idol
    The Cure
    Sevendust
    Nickel Back
    Daughtry
    Muse
    Seether
    Disturbed

    Imagine smooth, subtle, seamless transitions from jazz influenced chord structures to riff rock set to a familiar contemporary rock feel with catchy sing song, powerpop, vocal hooks and melodies. Guitar: this is heavily Jazz influenced, with melodic and shred metal tidbits here and there when called for. To get me out of Jazz mode I have to use alternate tunings. "CrowfeatheR" on the guitar is a nuclear-jazz guitarist with a sonic chameleon and multiple personality disorder complex. Every section of every song must have its own sonic principal and style that suits the feel of the music. My favorite guitar sound is from a HALO guitar and an EMG pickup. My primary instrument in the past has been the electric Bass. My greatest influences growing up were John Taylor (Duran Duran), James Jamerson, Bootzilla (that's Bootsy Collins to you), Muzz Skillins (living Color), Doug Pinnick (Kings-X, Pound hound), Chris Squire (YES) and of course Geddy Lee (Rush). Although I have the technical ability for endless masturbatory riffing and blazing runs faster than any guitar player could ever do using a pick, using my "cross finger picking" technique, I chose not to include too much of that in my popular music. I have put most of that behind me and I am trying to loose my musical ego. I am more worried about how things sound other than playing stuff no one else can. My favorite Bass tone is my custom made Bass through a bright, tube preamp with new sparkling Curt Mangan light stainless strings, mmmm, warm, punchy and crunchy. My percussion tracks are a Combination of live drums and percussion and digitally sampled or electronic, drum programming. My favorite drummers are too many to list , but include Morgan Rose (Seven Dust), Danny Carey (TOOL), Sam Mcandless (COLD), Jerry Gaskill (Kings-X) and the creator of the modern drumming style, Neil Peart (Rush). I prefer the sound of Mahogany drum shells, ported bass drum heads, a hard beater and a beater patch.



    Join his fanclub TODAY: http://www.last.fm/group/CrowfeatheR+%28REAL+life+guitar+hero%29

    Did I mention Alice in Chains totally ripped him off? Soundgarden too!
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  • How Varied Is Your Music Taste?

    30 Nov 2009, 12:47 de freakfire_99

    First, make a list of your top-20 artists overall. Then, for each of these artists, add the 8 most similar artists to your list. Delete any duplicates, count up the number of entries on your list and this will give you some idea of how eclectic your listening habits are. A score of 9 represents an extremely unvaried musical taste while a 160 represents an extremely varied one.



    1. Marilyn Manson

    Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids
    Rob Zombie
    Rammstein
    Deathstars
    John 5
    KoЯn
    Dope


    2. Thea Gilmore

    Dar Williams
    Rachel Sage
    Karine Polwart
    Eliza Carthy
    Vienna Teng
    Kathryn Williams
    Kirsty MacColl
    Jill Sobule


    3. (hed) Planet Earth

    Insolence
    Primer 55
    (hed) P.E. ft. The Dirtball
    Bionic Jive
    Snot
    Kottonmouth Kings
    Reveille
    Dirty Womz


    4. Mötley Crüe

    Vince Neil
    Poison
    Sixx:A.M.
    CRASHDIET
    Pretty Boy Floyd
    L.A. Guns
    Brides of Destruction
    Hanoi Rocks


    5. The Sisters of Mercy

    Fields of the Nephilim
    The Mission
    The Sisterhood
    Bauhaus
    Rosetta Stone
    The Merry Thoughts
    Clan of Xymox
    Ghost Dance


    6. Nine Inch Nails

    Modwheelmood
    Trent Reznor
    Tweaker
    Halo33
    Black Light Burns
    Puscifer
    KMFDM


    7. Apoptygma Berzerk

    VNV Nation
    Covenant
    Icon of Coil
    Assemblage 23
    Fairlight Children
    Code 64
    Seabound
    Colony 5


    8. Daughtry

    Hinder
    David Cook
    Rob Thomas
    Breaking Benjamin
    3 Doors Down
    Sick Puppies


    9. Paradise Lost

    Tiamat
    My Dying Bride
    Katatonia
    Moonspell
    Type O Negative
    Lake of Tears
    Amorphis
    Anathema


    10. VAST

    Jon Crosby And The Resonator Band
    Stabbing Westward
    Tweaker
    Filter
    The Tea Party
    ASHES dIVIDE


    11. Seether

    Staind
    Shinedown
    Puddle of Mudd
    Crossfade
    Alter Bridge
    Cold


    12. The Offspring

    Sum 41
    Rise Against
    Green Day
    blink-182
    Zebrahead
    Pennywise
    Billy Talent


    13. Ian Brown

    The Stone Roses
    The Charlatans
    The Seahorses
    Happy Mondays
    Inspiral Carpets
    Shed Seven
    Richard Ashcroft


    14. Matchbox Twenty

    Tabitha's Secret
    Train
    Vertical Horizon
    Goo Goo Dolls
    Nine Days
    Counting Crows
    Sister Hazel


    15. Bad Religion

    NOFX
    Lagwagon
    Descendents
    Anti-Flag
    No Use for a Name
    Rancid
    Good Riddance


    16. Dope

    Drowning Pool
    Static-X
    SOiL
    Powerman 5000
    Spineshank
    Crossbreed
    Mushroomhead


    17. Saliva

    Adema
    Crossfade
    Submersed


    18. Kasbian

    The Enemy
    Arctic Monkeys
    Oasis
    Franz Ferdinand
    Kaiser Chiefs
    Editors
    The Last Shadow Puppets
    Reverend and The Makers


    19. Theory of a Deadman

    Saving Abel
    Default
    Nickelback
    Rev Theory


    20. Three Days Grace

    Skillet
    Papa Roach
    Thousand Foot Krutch
    Red




    = 134
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  • Los 50 álbumes más escuchados de los últimos 6 meses

    28 Nov 2009, 13:30 de Oximoronx

    oximoronx's top albums (6 months) 1. Arcade Fire - Neon Bible (96)
    2. Wire - Pink Flag (84)
    3. Lotus Plaza - The Floodlight Collective (83)
    4. Swell Maps - A Trip To Marineville (80)
    5. Cap'n Jazz - Analphabetapolothology (76)
    6. Pixies - Trompe le Monde (76)
    7. The Stooges - The Stooges (69)
    8. The Monochrome Set - The Strange Boutique (69) 9. Theoretical Girls - Theoretical Girls (68)
    10. Orange Juice - The Glasgow School (67)
    11. Wire - Chairs Missing (66)
    12. George Harrison - Wonderwall Music (65)
    13. Arcade Fire - Funeral (64)
    14. Deerhunter - Weird Era Cont. (63)
    15. Faust - The Faust Tapes (63)
    16. Lucky Dragons - Dream Island Laughing Language (62)
    17. The Fall - This Nation's Saving Grace (60)
    18. The Chameleons - Dali's Picture (60)
    19. Joy Division - Substance (60)
    20. fIREHOSE - Flyin' the Flannel (59)
    21. Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights (59)
    22. Pixies - Surfer Rosa (59)
    23. The Clash - London Calling (59)
    24. The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy (57)
    25. The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium (57)
    26. Josef K - Entomology (57)
    27. Ciccone Youth - The Whitey Album (54)
    28. Cocteau Twins - BBC Sessions (53)
    29. Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation (51)
    30. Wire - 154 (49)
    31. The Fall - Grotesque (After The Gramme) (49)
    32. HEALTH - HEALTH (48)
    33. Lydia Lunch - Queen of Siam (48)
    34. Disco Inferno - In Debt (48)
    35. Disco Inferno - D.I. Go Pop (47)
    36. The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow (47)
    37. Hüsker Dü - Zen Arcade (47)
    38. Deerhunter - Rainwater Cassette Exchange (46)
    39. Brian Eno - Music for Films (46)
    40. High Places - High Places (46)
    41. Pixies - Doolittle (46)
    42. Cocteau Twins - Lullabies To Violaine (45)
    43. Yo La Tengo - Electr-o-pura (45)
    44. David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (45)
    45. Liars - Liars (44)
    46. Bauhaus - In the Flat Field (44)
    47. David Bowie - Low (44)
    48. Television - Marquee Moon (44)
    49. Cluster - Zuckerzeit (44) 50. Sebadoh - Bakesale (43)
    Top albums generator
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  • Songs

    26 Nov 2009, 22:34 de AlisterCrow

    Last.FM Milestones1st track: (06 Jun 2007)
    Angizia - Anastasia Spennocchi, 1920
    1000th track: (15 Jun 2007)
    Violet Stigmata - Rats
    2000th track: (08 Sep 2007)
    The Damned - EscucharIs It A Dream
    3000th track: (22 Sep 2007)
    Nightwish - EscucharWalking In The Air
    4000th track: (14 Oct 2007)
    Corpus Delicti - EscucharLorelei
    5000th track: (29 Oct 2007)
    Enigma - EscucharModern Crusaders
    6000th track: (24 Nov 2007)
    Deathstars - Tongues
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    Norther - EscucharMidnight Walker
    8000th track: (10 Jan 2008)
    Кино - Война
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    Immortal - Demonium
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    Bauhaus - She's in Parties
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    Mylène Farmer - Désenchantée
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    Кино - В наших глазах
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    Diary of Dreams - Tears Of Joy
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    Cathedral - EscucharWhores to Oblivion
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    Deathstars - Little Angel
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    London After Midnight - Nothing's Sacred
    17000th track: (11 Apr 2008)
    Bauhaus - Spy in the Cab
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    Inkubus Sukkubus - EscucharPagan Born
    19000th track: (25 Apr 2008)
    Celtic Frost - EscucharDawn of Megiddo
    20000th track: (22 May 2008)
    Pink Floyd - On the Run
    21000th track: (04 Jun 2008)
    Marilyn Manson - Rock Is Dead
    22000th track: (24 Jun 2008)
    Pink Floyd - Vera
    23000th track: (17 Jul 2008)
    Flogging Molly - Whisper Screaming At A Wailing Wall
    24000th track: (04 Aug 2008)
    Götterdämmerung - ROUGES IN A NATION
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    raison d'être - EscucharKatharsis
    26000th track: (29 Aug 2008)
    Richard Marx - EscucharRight Here Waiting
    27000th track: (09 Sep 2008)
    Ministry - EscucharGrace
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    Icon of Coil - Pursuit
    29000th track: (25 Oct 2008)
    Bauhaus - The Spy in the Cab
    30000th track: (08 Nov 2008)
    Death in June - EscucharDoubt to Nothing
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    Christian Death - EscucharDream for Mother
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    Mad Sin - She’s So Bad It’s Good
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    Tiamat - 9. Planets
    34000th track: (24 Dec 2008)
    Dethklok - Bloodtrocuted
    35000th track: (07 Jan 2009)
    Concise - EscucharAim
    36000th track: (28 Jan 2009)
    Scarlet's Remains - EscucharThe Palest Grey
    37000th track: (05 Feb 2009)
    Motörhead - EscucharChristine
    38000th track: (16 Feb 2009)
    Funker Vogt - The Voices of the Dead
    39000th track: (26 Feb 2009)
    In Strict Confidence - Dementia
    40000th track: (28 Mar 2009)
    Dreadful Shadows - The Racking Call
    41000th track: (09 Apr 2009)
    Architect - EscucharSt. Vodka (Mother Russia)
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    Garage Chanson Show - Rurou no asautai
    43000th track: (29 Apr 2009)
    Violet Stigmata - Cold Stomach
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    The Retrosic - Quid Pro Quo
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    Björk - EscucharAll Is Full of Love
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    Aesthetic Perfection - I Belong to You
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    Cocteau Twins - Multifoiled
    48000th track: (06 Jul 2009)
    The Retrosic - Maneater
    49000th track: (21 Jul 2009)
    Cabaret Voltaire - EscucharDeep Time
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    Atomine Elektrine - The Eye of the Nebula
    51000th track: (10 Aug 2009)
    Atrium Carceri - EscucharObservatory
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    Fix8:Sed8 - Chromatose
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    Controlled Fusion - Hit That Perfect Beat
    54000th track: (23 Sep 2009)
    Hocico - ladykiller (don´t rape the dead girl by terminal choice)
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    Rome - The Secret Sons of Europe
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    (:SITD:) - MK Ultra
    Generated on 26 Nov 2009
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  • Instant Gratification: Revoked @ Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

    22 Nov 2009, 15:12 de kahht

    Astroboi really loves movies. Science isn't good at english. Somehow they manage to stay alive for four hours and bring classic 80s to your radio. Wonderful. Power.

    Playlist:

    Herbie Hancock- EscucharRockit
    Key to the City- Back in Black Lagoon
    X-Ray Spex - EscucharIdentity
    Velvet Underground- Femme Fatale
    Urban Dance Squad - EscucharDeeper Shade of Soul
    The Videodead - Let's Dance

    The Cure - Hot Hot Hot
    Prince - EscucharLittle Red Corvette
    The Mighty Defenders - Over the Horizon
    Corey Hart - Komrade Kiev

    The Asteroids Galaxy Tour - EscucharCrazy
    John Cale - EscucharLeaving It Up to You
    Joy Division - EscucharShadowplay
    Camouflage - The Great Commandment

    Hot Little Rocket - I Want to Buy a Rug/I Don't Want to Buy a Rug
    The Slits - EscucharPing Pong Affair
    The Dudes - Small Mercies
    Public Image Limited - The Order of Death
    Fist - Teenage Love Affair

    Shift - Shake it Down
    Yello - EscucharLost Again
    Giorgio Moroder and Philip Oakey - Together in Electric Dreams
    Numan & Sharpe - Change Your Mind
    ELO - Prologue/Twilight

    Aaaaand... The Mighty Movie Hour begins.
    The Naughty Prowlers - Baby
    Mick Smiley - Magic
    OMD - If You Leave
    The Hood - Salvation! Have You Said Your Prayers Today?
    Simon & Garfunkle - Sound Of Silence
    Azeda Booth - EscucharSquall

    Tron (Side A)
    Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band
    Tron (Side B)
    James T. Kirks - Theme From The Twilight Living Room

    The Bloodsugars - EscucharForm/Function
    Killing Joke - EscucharEighties
    Suicide - EscucharGhost Rider
    Steve Jones - Pleasure & Pain
    The Big Pink - Dominoes

    Bauhaus - Rosegarden Funeral of Sores
    Tones on Tail - Lions
    Love and Rockets - If There's a Heaven Above
    Freddie Mercury - EscucharLet's Turn It On

    Science: Grandma Science phoned me the next day. She told me that next time I came over to play Scrabble that she'd roll up in aluminum foil. Thanks Grandma.
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  • Quick explanation of my taste in music

    18 Nov 2009, 1:56 de Quendus

    I was raised on Echo and the Bunnymen, the best sixties album in the world... ever!, various [English] mediaeval songs, The Muppet Show, and my sister's compilation tapes from (I guess) when she was in high school. I hated classicalmusic and I was ambivalent to all the music that the media was forcing down everyone else's throats because I just wasn't exposed to it (much).
    As I approached the age of 11 I began to care about/listen to music less and less (and I became more and more of a compulsive reader). This stopped one winter when I found myself ill, bedbound, and without anything new to read. I had received an FM radio that Christmas, and the only station that was any fun to listen to was Classic FM (they happened to be playing Ludwig van Beethoven's EscucharOde to Joy when I turned it on). I spent most of a year gradually accepting the classical aesthetic as superior before I started to learn the piano (aged 12). As I progressed through the grades (grade 2 after 1 year, then 4, 6, 7, and 8) My teacher allowed me increasing freedom to play what I wanted. Either that, or I just played whatever I wanted to on top of all the exam pieces and ones she suggested. Hard to remember. Also, throughout this period I desperately wanted to play the harpsichord and the clarinet. These days, just the harpsichord.
    Anyway, as I grew I became more fascinated by Beethoven's music, which I perceived as beautiful, well-constructed, and emotional without (in general) having to rely on extramusical texts and programmes. Reading about him and looking at his works in chronological order (paying particular attention to opus 90 and onwards) revealed a concern for pushing the (then very strict) boundaries of music and struggling to find a musical idiom that was his own. This seemed a very noble cause, and the chaotic fun of the fugue from his Hammerklavier
    Sonata
    , not to mention the 20th-century avant-garde that continued along similarly abrasive lines, convinced me that this was a direction I would like to take with any music I might compose.
    By then, I pretty much held any music that used a drum kit in contempt. :)

    At this point the chronology starts to break down. Aged 16, I discovered Dada while perusing the art section of my sixth form library. Dada became a focus for my thoughts on visual art, though not for my thoughts on music until, on a whim, I listened to the dada tag radio on last.fm. Most if not all of it blew my mind, but the most memorable results were Pornoheft and Nakkilan palokunnan tanssiyhtye. NPTY is probably the main cause for my appreciation of the apskaft no-fi aesthetic.
    At some point, I snatched someone's goff rock compilation off the internet, mostly out of curiosity because I had a goffick friend and no idea what her music actually sounded like. In the dark, The Hanging Garden and EscucharTransmission, among others, were surprisingly listenable, and after a while I ended up just buying the albums that contained them (and a few others). So, my approach to all rock and pop is via Bauhaus, Joy Division, The Cure, and The Sisters of Mercy.
    The next thing to mention is black metal. I was unimpressed by metal in general, because it seemed to lack the subtlety of the gothic rock that I had begun to listen to. The heavy timbres and textures didn't interest me as much as the creepyier , more subdued textures (and minor harmonies) of gothic rock. However, the first piece of black metal that I heard was Des médecins malades et des saints séquestrés, which behind all the guitar noise used compound metre, interesting (and mediaeval-inspired) melodies, complex structure, and basically everything else I liked. It was a while before I went looking for other tracks, let alone other bands, but it happened.

    Just before going to university, I did a few things:
    First, I put my AS-level music composition on last.fm (EscucharMaybe).
    Second, I recorded various components of my computer (on the suggestion of everything2.com and put them on last.fm.
    Third, I visited Erik Satie's grave and the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. Only the latter affected my music, but the former was very moving. While I was at the Pompidou Centre (which is the only thing within the bounnds of Paris worth seeing), I bought Andy Hamilton's book Aesthetics & Music; a DVD containing various Dadaist film experiments; and one of Sub Rosa's Anthologies of noise & Electronic Music. You can imagine how this interacted with my desire to be Beethovenish in pushing the limits of music...

    From there it's too chaotic to write meaningfully or concisely about (Not that this is concise). Suffice it to say that I should have mentioned minimalism post-rock, spoken word, polish, neofolk, french, neoclassical darkwave, and...
    Yeah anyway. Stopping now.
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  • Мой топ-50 альбомов \ My top-50 albums

    15 Nov 2009, 19:34 de AlisterCrow

    AlisterCrow's top albums (overall)
    1. Current 93 - Island (315)
    2. The Damned - Phantasmagoria (294)
    3. Hocico - Memorias Atrás (285)
    4. Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures (279)
    5. Enigma - McMxc A.D. (267)
    6. Relatives Menschsein - Die Ewigkeit (263)
    7. Christian Death - Only Theatre of Pain (262)
    8. Funker Vogt - Navigator (234)
    9. Current 93 - Thunder Perfect Mind (233)
    10. Devil Doll - Dies Irae (232)
    11. Amethystium - Aphelion (214)
    12. Mad Sin - Survival of the Sickest (211)
    13. Fields of the Nephilim - Elyzium (203)
    14. Misfits - Famous Monsters (200)
    15. Velvet Acid Christ - Twisted Thought Generator (180)
    16. Bauhaus - In the Flat Field (176)
    17. Amethystium - Odonata (174)
    18. The Cure - 4:13 Dream (171)
    19. Kommunity FK - Close One Sad Eye (169)
    20. Front Line Assembly - Artificial Soldier (168) 21. Skinny Puppy - The Process (167)
    22. Electro Synthetic Rebellion - Post-Industrial (166)
    23. Astral Projection - Amen (160)
    24. Alien Sex Fiend - All Our Yesterdays (158)
    25. BALZAC - Paranoid Dream Of The Zodiac (152)
    26. Dreadful Shadows - Estrangement (149)
    27. Frank the Baptist - Beggars Would Ride (149)
    28. The Cure - Disintegration (148)
    29. The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette (146)
    30. King Diamond - Fatal Portrait (145)
    31. Delerium - The Best Of (142)
    32. Mylène Farmer - Anamorphosée (142)
    33. TENMON & Eiichiro Yanagi / minori - ef - a tale of memories Original Soundtrack ~espressivo~ (141)
    34. 45 Grave - Sleep in Safety (139)
    35. SE - Epiphora (139)
    36. Icon of Coil - Machines Are Us (139)
    37. Summoning - Let Mortal Heroes Sing Your Fame (139)
    38. Enigma - The Cross Of Changes (138)
    39. Stabilizers - Tyranny (138)
    40. Skinny Puppy - Too Dark Park (138)
    41. Joy Division - Still (137)
    42. Empusae - Error 404: Metaphorical Loss Digipak (136)
    43. Deathstars - Termination Bliss (136)
    44. Siouxsie and the Banshees - Once Upon a Time (135)
    45. The Cure - Boys Don't Cry (133)
    46. Inkubus Sukkubus - Wytches (131)
    47. Front Line Assembly - Implode (130)
    48. The Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always (128)
    49. Atomine Elektrine - Archimetrical Universe (128)
    50. Das Ich - Re_Laborat (128)

    Top albums generator
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