Turn that racket off!

Post by **sound world** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 11:46 pm

lori glory wrote:John Cage, Meredith Monk and Anthony de Mare these days.
their music makes me feel like i'm in a tale. weird, old, long tale.
i feel like dreaming all day when i'm awake.

I still have my hands;
I still have my money;
I still have my telephone;
hellooooooo
helloooooooo

Which Cage would that be? I like my Cage early and late.And I love to read the guy.'Silence' is mandatory reading for anyone with more than a passing interest in music.

* · Post by * » Thu Jul 13, 2006 6:19 pm

let's see...

ghislain poirier: il n'y a pas du sud (minimal electro)
burial: burial (dubstep)
refused: the shape of punk to come (post-hardcore)
marc ribot: plays franz casseus (semi-classical solo guitar)
massive attack: mezzanine (downbeat)
leila: like weather (downbeat)
alva noto: for (minimal electro)
kira kira: skotta (minimal electro / folk)
arovane: icol diston (minimal electro)

as well as tracks from sleater kinney, m?m, thom yorke, david sylvian, biosphere, lowlife...

not much for yer average SN fan i guess! [crazy]

Post by **RobB** » Fri Jul 14, 2006 12:33 pm

parvoart wrote:not much for yer average SN fan i guess! [crazy]

By the look of things,not much for yer average music fan either !!

* · Post by * » Fri Jul 14, 2006 8:06 pm

RobB wrote:
parvoart wrote:not much for yer average SN fan i guess! [crazy]
By the look of things,not much for yer average music fan either !!

arf! arf!

i wouldn't recommend all of it, but massive attack is pretty mainstream, leila's music is bit like early tricky (that will please elfy!), so nothing too weird there either. and marc ribot's guitar playing is very easy on the ears.

where i was surprised myself was the burial album. dubstep sort of evolved from drum'n'bass, and while there's echoes of that in there, there's a lot of ambient and massive attack like sounds too. certainly sonically there's nothing than that much more extreme than anything you might find on a bj?rk album!

Post by **RobB** » Sat Jul 15, 2006 11:58 am

Leila and the 'Like Weather' album seemed rather familiar when I read your listing yesterday and having just gone upstairs to check out my collection I now know why......I've got the album too.

I vaguely rememeber buying it for a couple of quid in (of all places) a WH Smith summer sale about 7 years ago.
I also less vaguely remember playing it at home and thinking that it was king awful and havn't played it since.

hmmm.....time to give it another chance maybe?

aermancer · Post by **aermancer** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 3:25 am

Does Luca Santucci's voice (from Leila's albums) drive anyone else completely up the wall? I don't like male voices to begin with but his makes my want to gouge my ears out.

I don't enjoy Donna Paul's voice either. So really the only tracks are like are the ones with her sister Roya's voice and the instrumentals. If it was all Roya's voice i would like 'Like Weather', 'Courtesy of Choice', and all of her many b-sides a lot more than i do, because she really is a producing genius, responsible for at least half of Bj?rk's song Nameless, which was subsequently destroyed when noised up for Bj?rk's OST to Drawing Restraint 9.

aermancer · Post by **aermancer** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 3:31 am

I'm into almost any genre, as long as it is interesting.

lately I've been really into the retro-futuristic sci-fi 60's-esque band Broadcast.

Also, the experimental rock band The Fiery Furnaces.

* · Post by * » Sat Jul 22, 2006 7:42 pm

aermancer wrote:Does Luca Santucci's voice (from Leila's albums) drive anyone else completely up the wall? I don't like male voices to begin with but his makes my want to gouge my ears out.

I don't enjoy Donna Paul's voice either. So really the only tracks are like are the ones with her sister Roya's voice and the instrumentals.

actually, er, no, i thought the fella's voice was ok!

it's not al green or curtis mayfield for sure, but i think it sits in the music ok. but i'm no expert on soul!

now i'm going to have to listen again to see which of the girls sings on which songs...

*coupla mins later*

ok... well ok, donna paul's voice isn't the best, but i like the song. AND it was nearly all recorded at home on a fairly primitive set-up (kinda one of the reasons i like it), so maybe leila didn't do her justice?

my main problem is trying to remember leila isn't the one singing!

another reason i like the album is the mix between your downtempo tek-soul ballads and the intrumentals, where hints of our leila's classical training peak through. as for the second album, i only know 2 songs of that. is she still going?

* · Post by * » Sat Jul 22, 2006 7:44 pm

aermancer wrote:I'm into almost any genre, as long as it is interesting.

lately I've been really into the retro-futuristic sci-fi 60's-esque band Broadcast.

i remember they had a spooky 60's number called 'the book lovers' i think... that was a cool little number. then i sort of lost track of them!

puce · Post by **puce** » Thu Aug 10, 2006 12:32 pm

The Puppini Sisters
http://www.thepuppinisisters.com/
http://www.myspace.com/puppinisisters

gerryuk · Post by **gerryuk** » Thu Aug 10, 2006 2:12 pm

coimhth?och wrote:
aermancer wrote:I'm into almost any genre, as long as it is interesting.

lately I've been really into the retro-futuristic sci-fi 60's-esque band Broadcast.

i remember they had a spooky 60's number called 'the book lovers' i think... that was a cool little number. then i sort of lost track of them!

There still going strong, they come from my neck of the woods (birmingham UK) so I have kind of followed there career, they have a new album 'the future crayon' due for release just about now.

current listening:

Cortney Tidwell - self titled and dont let stars keep us tangled up

Madder Rose - panic on and bring it down

The Swirlies - They spent their wild youthful days

Eleventh Dream Day - Zeroes and Ones

Jolie Holland - the winter can kill you

The Howling Bells - The Howling Bells

ruth1998 · Post by **ruth1998** » Thu Aug 10, 2006 3:31 pm

Lately, Mr. Johnny Cash. Seriously, I've been listening to it out the wazoo, because the love of my life, Dave is upstate getting things ready for me to join him and it reminds me of him. I miss him so much. He's the Johnny to my June.

I bought a 2 disc set or "Country Boy" and "Train of Love. $10: hooray for Walmart!
I aquired four 33's -"Orange Blossom Special" a 2 record greatest hits and one more, i forget what it is. They looked at me weird when I brought my portable record player to work.

Damn. Johnny Rules.

I've decided this year the week of September 12th (10-16th) is going to be National Johnny Cash Week, where everyone should listen to at least one Johnny song every single day of the week. It's in honour of his death on September 12th 2003.

Mark you calendars.

d.a.walker · Post by **d.a.walker** » Sat Aug 26, 2006 6:08 am

James Blunt makes me want to hurt people, please stop him from singing, it distresses me...

aermancer · Post by **aermancer** » Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:45 pm

gerryuk wrote:
coimhth?och wrote:
aermancer wrote:I'm into almost any genre, as long as it is interesting.

lately I've been really into the retro-futuristic sci-fi 60's-esque band Broadcast.

i remember they had a spooky 60's number called 'the book lovers' i think... that was a cool little number. then i sort of lost track of them!
There still going strong, they come from my neck of the woods (birmingham UK) so I have kind of followed there career, they have a new album 'the future crayon' due for release just about now.

I just got it from their label 3 days ago, it's really good

Broadcast is definitely my favorite band

puce · Post by **puce** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 8:56 pm

Peter, Bjorn and John - Young Folks
This song is really infectious!
http://www.magicrpm.com/visu/videos_vie ... 2&type=wmp