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A question without any sense for anyone with more than one genre in his discography. Personally, I keep a list of my favourite popular music albums:
No Merzbow?
A question without any sense for anyone with more than one genre in his discography. Personally, I keep a list of my favourite popular music albums:
A question without any sense for anyone with more than one genre in his discography. Personally, I keep a list of my favourite popular music albums:
Less fruity, but both are very good.Aspera Hiems Symfonia over La Masquerade Infernale??
Overwhelmingly, production is a lot more suited to its material and the drumming is less full of braindead blast beats. I even prefer Frost, to be honest.Vikingligr Veldi over Eld??
Left Hand Path is a classic and for a good reason, but Wolverine Blues is truly their peak, just marred by their fanbase disliking their switch toward death 'n' roll, even if the result is their most streamlined album, leaving only the substance with no slower moment.Wolverine Blues over Left Hand Path??
I used to prefer their later work, but, again, Slow, Deep and Hard is their more substantive work, without fillers or sound texture ambiance used to as aesthetic filler. But October Rust is definitely great, just some tracks like Be My Druidess or Green Man really standing out as more boring than the rest.Slow, Deep and Hard over October Rust??
Ridiculous question. There are a thousand 'best' albums depending on mood, genre, age and a thousand other criteria ...Which is the best album to date?
I still have a sore rib from being crushed up to the stage at a Clash gig a month after London Calling was released. Great gig, but I can't say London Calling has ever done much else for me. I always thought of The Clash as The Monkees with Dr. Martens ...My vote goes to The Clash - London Calling
Maybe I'm not deep enough into the abyss, but I've never warmed up to noise. Though it's been a long time since I tried, I should remediate to that. Any recommended Merzbow album to start?No Merzbow?
I hesitated with Ride the Lightning at lot, personally, but the sheer uniqueness of ...and Justice for Al with its cold and sterile, almost industrial thrash together with the production/mixing fitting perfectly the content (something rare that can drastically enhance the result) made my choice.is Master better than Justice?
Maybe I'm not deep enough into the abyss, but I've never warmed up to noise. Though it's been a long time since I tried, I should remediate to that. Any recommended Merzbow album to start?
(I think the only "noisy" album I liked is Spirits They're Gone, Spirits They've Vanished by Animal Collective)
If you have one month to live you are not going to listen to music ?If I had terminal cancer I think I have other things on my mind.
Definitely some interesting passages, but I think I either don't "get it" or it's not my cup of tea. Probably doesn't help that I don't do drugs. I think I'll stay with lightweight stuff like Mr. Bungle, Stravinsky or Debussy.I have the double CD original from Ron at RRRecords. Ron is probably the premier source of outsider/fringe music in the US. Some of this is similar to the tape collages of Nurse With Wound.
If you have one month to live you are not going to listen to music ?
If you have one month to live you are not going to listen to music ?