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Vettezuki 04-24-2009 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by SeanPlunk (Post 21153)
I still think Lost Souls is their best album.

It's great. Much darker over all though. I find myself listening to SC a bit more on average. Almost Forgot Myself is one of if not my personal favorite Doves song.

Vettezuki 04-24-2009 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by SeanPlunk (Post 21155)
Keane Somewhere Only We Know > Keane Atlantic

Somewhere Only We Know is too poppy (read predictalble/boring, though I don't mean it so negatively) for me. Atlantic, and several other tracks on Under the Iron Sea are much stronger musically for my tastes. Keep in mind I'm a huge Bjork fan . . . including the really weird shit. :nuts:

SeanPlunk 04-24-2009 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Vettezuki (Post 21156)
It's great. Much darker over all though. I find myself listening to SC a bit more on average. Almost Forgot Myself is one of if not my personal favorite Doves song.

On Lost Souls I love Catch the Sun, Break Me Gently, Firesuite, and Valley. Great songs!

Vettezuki 04-25-2009 01:53 AM

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Originally Posted by SeanPlunk (Post 21158)
On Lost Souls I love Catch the Sun, Break Me Gently, Firesuite, and Valley. Great songs!

For me generally, but depending on mood, my preference of these songs would be

Firesuite (great for cruising late at night by yourself)
Valley
Break Me Gently

Catch the Sun is cool, but I've gotta be in the right mood. In other words, it has less power to "put me in a mood". This may be an odd distinction for a non-musician.

Vettezuki 04-25-2009 02:24 AM

I thought I might have posted this before, but apparently not. It's easily in the Top 5, and sometimes #1 piece I'd like to hear before I die, if I get a choice.


I could bore with some interesting musicological details, but I'll stick to the basics. Bartok wrote this concerto more or less on his death bed with the hopes of it being a somewhat more popular piece that could make some money for his wife after he died. :(

I was always hoping, and still do, that ya'lls will mention what it is that you like about what you're listening to, or what it reminds you of, or whatever. A bit more than, "I'm listening to X". When you feel like it. :bigthumbsup:

I especially like this from 6:30. Listen to the clouds of fast notes that create a sense of weightlessness and disembodiment in how they sit against the held notes of the winds, like at 8:30. I love the power and declaration from 9:40; the dissonance, that gives way to a gentle release at 10:10.

I'm not being technical at all, but does this description still sound like a foreign language?

BRUTAL64 04-25-2009 10:24 AM

"Flower Power Songs of the 60s"--10 disk set. Real songs for real men.:rolleyes:

Vettezuki 05-03-2009 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by BRUTAL64 (Post 21169)
"Flower Power Songs of the 60s"--10 disk set. Real songs for real men.:rolleyes:

There were 10 discs worth of flower power songs?

Vettezuki 05-03-2009 11:54 PM

Leaving So Soon? - Keane

This song has a great flow/momentum.

BRUTAL64 05-04-2009 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Vettezuki (Post 21682)
There were 10 discs worth of flower power songs?

Yes, 10 disks.:bigthumbsup:

Vettezuki 05-09-2009 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by BRUTAL64 (Post 21696)
Yes, 10 disks.:bigthumbsup:

Discs. As in Compact Disc.



God I'm an a-hole sometimes.


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