What are you listening to at the moment?
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Pet Shop Boys new album: Nonetheless - fucking masterpiece
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Is it? just started listening myself and must admit liking it so far.
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I’m fairly certain you, me, Cmax330, and gus$ would play speaker melting sets if on the same bill. This Orbital is a fucking gem!
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Classic. But, most of their albums are.
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One of a handful of albums I can play through without thinking of skipping a track. Weakest is probably “fuel my fire” but its also the last song so fuck it.
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The Smack My Bitch Up video provoked peeps more than the Goebbels quote in the booklet back then. Important album like Music for the Jilted Generation.
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The Prodigy's last few albums are super underrated, great fucking songs on those albums. Those dudes were always releasing great songs
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Damn, I was hoping you were kidding.
Steve Albini, alt-rock musician and producer, founder of Chicago recording studio, dies at 61
Brian Fox, a fellow producer and engineer at Albini's Electrical Audio studio in Chicago, confirmed Albini passed away Tuesday night from a heart attack.
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True Companion by Donald Fagen. This was originally a song on the Heavy Metal soundtrack, and I don't know Donald Fagen. Apparently this is the only song he did of this kind, from what I've read. Walked the dog down by the river, put this on and had 2L about a month ago and have had this song on repeat ever since. Everything about it has captured me. It makes me want to take drugs and listen to Pink Floyd and just kick back and relax in a 60s egg chair.
