quoted 1 line You should definitly pick up anything by Godspeed you Black Emperor.
>You should definitly pick up anything by Godspeed you Black Emperor.
i second that! tragic rock at its best.
>should pick up their new one, it's called In Luxo So
thats e luxo so (not knit picking, just thought i would help you out)
quoted 2 lines Pram is also another good one, but I don't
>Pram is also another good one, but I don't
>know what label any of their stuff is on.
they have some stuff out on domino, they probably have releases out on other
labels, i dont know as i am not a huge fan of theirs, i do like the sleepy
sweet single however
storm and stress are really good, but hard to find , i believe they have one
coming out soon, if anyone has any info please let me know
other recommendations (they dont necessarily fall under the "post" rock
umbrella but they are still good)
hood, the famous boyfriend, mogwai, my bloody valentine, dylan group,
matmos, there is some good stuff coming out of new zealand... shit or even
go back to the roots neu!, faust, can, white noise, silver apples, dome,
wire, cabaret voltaire, tim blake and blah blah blah
anyways thats my imput take it or delete it
wbv
quoted 57 lines From: Lee Azzarello <roswell@antioch-college.edu>
>From: Lee Azzarello <roswell@antioch-college.edu>
>To: "N. Graham Worthington" <nworth1@umbc.edu>
>CC: idm@hyperreal.org
>Subject: Re: (idm) Re: postrock recommendations
>Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 14:56:43 -0500 (EST)
>
>You should definitly pick up anything by Godspeed you Black Emporer.
>Their label for CDs is Kranky and some Vinyl releases are put out under
>Constalation. They use expanded rock instrumentation ie drums, bass,
>guitar, bells, violins and cellos.
>
>Of course Tortise is great. If you haven't heard of Labradford yet you
>should pick up their new one, it's called In Luxo So (I think, I don't
>have it infront of me now). Pram is also another good one, but I don't
>know what label any of their stuff is on.
>
>Hope that helps,
>Lee Azzarello
>
>On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, N. Graham Worthington wrote:
>
> > If you like Trans Am, then Golden is worth checking out. Golden are 4
> > guys from Bmore/DC area, one of whom is Phil Manley the
> > guitarist/keyboardist of Trans Am. They don't use any keyboards or
> > vocoders or anything (actually I believe Golden are 100% instrumental
> > except for one or two tracks on their first album), just two guitars,
> > bass, and drums. And the drummer of Golden is very good at densely
> > arranged, high-tempo percussion, kinda like Sebastian of Trans Am, but
> > with his own particular flair. They have two albums out on CD (the one
> > I have is 'Super GOLDEN Original Movement' [Slowdime 21], still looking
> > for the first album tho)
> > and a handful of 7 and 12 inchers you should buy _immediately_ if you
> > ever see any of them in a store since they are all long out of print.
> >
> > N.
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > >I was wondering if someone could help me out? Have there been any good
> > >electronic pop/or rock albums released in the past year or so? I like
> > a lot
> > >of the post rock stuff (tortoise, trans am, mogwai, ect..); i liked the
> > >latest nin album; i like bjork and massive attack. I'm just curious as
> > to
> > >whether or not i am missing out on some good stuff?
> >
> >
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