Originally posted by FragileKidA: I sure hope so; their 2006 album was my number one of the year so I am expecting great things from their next release.
They are "going electronic." I can't wait for the entire forum to immediately say it sucks in comparison to Kid A.
I'm pretty sure they meant in a more "dance" electronic way. Something along the way they were going with "Supermassive Black Hole" on the last album.
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Muse last album is my least listened to of all their albums. No particular reason for that... I'm a big fan of the band, and I didn't think the album was poor. In fact, I didn't even listen to it enough times to form an opinion. Weird... maybe I'll listen to it this afternoon.
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Posts: 832 | Location: Glasgow | Registered: 21 December 2006
Originally posted by cody: fROM tHE uPCOMING rELEASES cALENDAR I cHOOSE tHE fOLLOWING :
MAGNETIC FIELDS CAT POWER NADA SURF BRITISH SEA POWER STEPHEN MALKMUS DOVES ELBOW MASSIVE ATTACK TORTOISE WOLF PARADE PORTISHEAD SPIRITUALIZED TAPES 'N TAPES
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Originally posted by FragileKidA: I sure hope so; their 2006 album was my number one of the year so I am expecting great things from their next release.
They are "going electronic." I can't wait for the entire forum to immediately say it sucks in comparison to Kid A.
Ha! Now that's a good one.
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Posts: 6035 | Location: Texas | Registered: 27 December 2005
The reason I have trouble raising my expectations for Massive Attack and Portishead is, well, Air.
I wouldn't be surprised if either of their albums is really great, but I have to be skeptical of any new release from bands whose great albums are trip hop. None of them have had much success since 1997.
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Originally posted by Chamberk: I'm pretty sure they meant in a more "dance" electronic way. Something along the way they were going with "Supermassive Black Hole" on the last album.
Wikipedia says they considered hiring an orchestra.
two groups to discover absolutely in 2008: as already mentioned several times: Beach House but also Pattern is Movement http://www.myspace.com/patternismovement
I think they're gonna be the real thing in 2008.
Also: A Silver Mount Zion, Xiu Xiu, Wolf Parade, Man Man.
Happy New Year MC members! I'm looking forward to Destroyer and Tapes 'n Tapes new albums.
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im looking for pretty much the most uninspired/unoriginal brutal and/or slam death. with little or no variation in vocals. stuff like disgorge(us) and condemned.
Posts: 973 | Location: Ain'T it stiLl obvious? | Registered: 22 August 2006
Originally posted by JustSomeIdiot: About Magnetic Fields, is 69 Love Songs worth the high price tag, or should I buy one of the three discs individually? It's probably the highest rated album I know absolutely nothing about.
It’s defiantly a great collection to have. Don’t get the individual albums, that's stupid. Disc two may be the best of the three, but the other ones are very good also. Quite a minimal album at times, and little all over the place (alternative: folk, new wave, rock, country, a cappella…).
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Posts: 812 | Location: Vancouver, BC | Registered: 20 December 2006
Originally posted by JustSomeIdiot: The reason I have trouble raising my expectations for Massive Attack and Portishead is, well, Air.
Talkie Walkie is my favorite release from Air...and they don't really sound much like M.A. or Portishead. I'm interested in new Portishead Portishead...a lot of bands I've really liked over the years have been compared to them.
Also: new Wolf Parade! Woo! LupEND is on my must buy list, too.
Posts: 305 | Location: AVA | Registered: 24 June 2006
A new Man Man album is coming out. That one I'll for sure be picking up.
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Posts: 569 | Location: Chicago, IL | Registered: 14 December 2007
I was listening to Fort Recovery by Centro-matic the other day (my favourite record of 2006) - anyone know whether they have anything in the pipeline for 2008?
Posts: 41 | Location: Devon, UK | Registered: 06 March 2005
Yes! I love the Magnetic Fields, and I've been waiting for a new release under the MF moniker for ages. 'I' was good, but I'm hoping the new one will be better.
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Really looking forward to this one. Malkmus' solo work just keep getting better, and hopefully this shouldn't be any different. Plus, Janet Weiss is drumming on this record!
Posts: 120 | Location: California | Registered: 04 January 2008
Originally posted by tomrainbow: I was listening to Fort Recovery by Centro-matic the other day (my favourite record of 2006) - anyone know whether they have anything in the pipeline for 2008?
New Centro-matic + South San Gabriel double album "Dual Hawks" out in March.
Now that's a good one.
