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- Boqurant
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The tired sounds of stars of the lid on vinyl with a few beers. I miss this forum.
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- Dayvan Cowboy
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lightsoutnepal wrote:The tired sounds of stars of the lid on vinyl with a few beers. I miss this forum.
I still frequently use Avec Laudenum to sleep or nurse headaches.
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Been listening to a ton of good ol' Neil lately: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyruylD0BWQ
A link to my Last.fm profile is embedded below in my signature.
A link to my Last.fm profile is embedded below in my signature.
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This guy is amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adV8-_hgL4g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adV8-_hgL4g
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The Telepathic Kid wrote:Blonde is a fantastic record, and will only get better as time goes on.
Pure abstract beauty and immaculate pop songwriting fusing in a melancholic ambient haze.
Any fans of Bibio's early work really should get into John Fahey as well as the whole American Primitivism genre,
I've been listening to Fahey records and other Primitivism artists/records as of late and found a lot to enjoy.
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I've never listened, thank you. Fahey was a huge influence for a lot of guitarists it sounds like. Michael Hedges listed him as one (another guy who influenced many, and should be much more famous than he is).
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Fahey is great. Dance of Death is a cracking album.
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Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
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"What you are looking for, is where you are looking from."
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Tomorrow's Harvest on vinyl! (Currently Reach For The Dead).
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- Eagle Minded
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SamuraiDrifter wrote:Tomorrow's Harvest on vinyl! (Currently Reach For The Dead).
Same here! With a good system + headphones it has so much more depth than the cd/digital version.
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- Sherbet Head
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More depth? I have both and that's just silly 
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ParticleGhost wrote:SamuraiDrifter wrote:Tomorrow's Harvest on vinyl! (Currently Reach For The Dead).
Same here! With a good system + headphones it has so much more depth than the cd/digital version.
No.
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