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[SilverLady]

Black Roses & Wine ~ Anastasia

How 'bout you?

[aftermath]

Espousing the Lore of Ancient Mythos-Cephalectomy

BTW: Cephalectomy is mystigrind. They are their own genre

[BandSmurf]

The soundtrack to the four Myst games.

~BandSmurf

[I, Brian]

Total Recall soundtrack, by the late great Jerry Goldsmith.

[knivesout]

Various Echo & The Bunnymen songs, including a neat cover of People Are Strange.

[polymorphikos]

Bits of this and that lying aboy hard-drive (Reverend Glasseye, Dresden Dolls, Soltero). Rediscovering how brilliant a song Hunted by a Freak is.

[knivesout]

Dresden Dolls still sound pretty good to me. Disturbing, but very cool.


Now listening to various songs by Modest Mouse. I think I'm starting to like them - I mean, it's non-heavy modern-rock stuff, which usually doesn't grab me, but it doesn't step over into dull, drab wimp-rock territory.

[polymorphikos]

Everyone was harping-on about their album, but to be honest I couldn't see what all the fuss was about. Float On is great, but not gobsmacking. I disagree with a lot of things, though, so meh.

[Old Nick]

Omen. The Curse/Nightmares

[knivesout]

Yes, certainly didn't find it gobsmacking, but it made a nice change from the sort of bands I've been hearing of most of the time, all those bands with numbers in their names who always seem to play this utterly characterless mush they laughably call music.


Now listening to: VAST

[Esioul]

Elbow, and La Traviata.

[SilverLady]

Painless ~ Baby Animals followed by Coma ~ Guns'n'Roses

[McMurphy]

The album and song "Dilate" by Ani DiFranco.

[aftermath]

Bungeons of Abraxus by Born Headless.

oh, switched into going into the city by pididdle

[knivesout]

Schism by Tool. I think this is one of the best songs ever written. Finding beauty in the dissonance...