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Korgan0 wrote: Hot Chip- I Feel Better. Indie electro-pop. Watch it for the video, if nothing else.
This video completely cracks me up. I had to show it to my wife, and her initial reactions were pretty similar to mine. The best of it was that my 3 year old was watching with us and he began dancing... until a certain point. At which time he stopped dancing and just stared at the video not sure what was going on anymore.
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The Megas finally have a new official release:
http://themegas.bandcamp.com/album/hist ... ating-blue

I found out when I pulled up their Bandcamp page for some background music while I did paperwork.
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Alright, I'm casting Thread Necromancy, and hoping you guys fail your saves against Awesome Music, or whatever.

A friend turned me on to Sigur Ros, and I have to say, they're amazing. They utterly defy genre, and I can only tell you to listen
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Thread Necromancy 2 !

So, for some reason I ended up on some Beastie Boys and The Pixies mashups recently, both sampling 'Where is my Mind' of Fight Club fame... I really feel those work out exceptionally well for some reason, so here goes :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_GfaXfYAjM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ8keMz1yok
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A friend of mine sent me this video, and it's really good, if a little disturbing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50HsOJuvaKY
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I've been listening to Prince pretty much exclusively lately.
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I was flipping radio stations and really listened to Billy Joel's Piano Man for the first time.

I know I've heard it before. Just always in the background of my attention.
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I've been on a Tame Impala kick recently- the best way to describe them would be if every 70's psychedelic artist somehow formed a gestalt entity, and said gestalt entity listened to a bunch of modern electronic music and melded the two. While on acid. Or something. I don't know what it is, but it's really fucking good. Also, the band from Perth, so my (mostly) shitty country actually turned out something decent for once.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljzehPvr9zk and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQH2Kq1QXaI are probably my two favourite songs off the album, but pretty much everything else is a doozy.
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I've been enjoying Zomboy (dubstep) a lot, lately. Particularly these two:

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Eluveitie has announced they're working on a new concept album. I wonder if they're finally going to do Evocation II?

They will be coming within 300 miles of where I live, touring with Wintersun and Varg. Should be a great show if I can swing the ride.
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I listen to classic Megaman tunes, and any thing from before the 60's. I LOVE swing, jazz, big band, crooner, etc.

As for a specific band... the Ink Spots were pretty rockin'. And Ella Fitzgerald is awesome, too. I plan on naming any future potential spawn "Ella", so that the name will rhyme (Ella Stella).
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Fuck it. I love this band so much I have to share them. It's like every 70's psychedelic rock artist melded into a single person, and that person went to the future and listened to a shitton of electronica, and decided to make a psychedelic rock album. Kinda. Also, they're australian, which I totally did not expect.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0jqPvpn3sY
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I came across Sonos' I Want You Back while hunting for new Christmas music this week. It took me a minute to realize that it's a cover of this very old hit.
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Shrapnel wrote:I listen to classic Megaman tunes
I have a lot of NES MIDIs that I love to listen to. Megaman ones are among my favorites.
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Been listening to a lot of Japanese noise-rock/avant-garde, specifically Les Rallizes Denudes; the Japanese equivalent of the Velvet Underground.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJYmLVkdoGA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYteF-C4S_o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jveGuJmDDx4
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Favorite track on the Quake soundtrack:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFVufWdP4YI&NR=1
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zreomusic.com's Twilight Symphony is a little disappointing after paying fifty bucks and waiting around a year, but it's still nice ambient music. I added many of the tracks to my essay-writing playlist.
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The one about porn? I'd think some soft jazz would be the thing to listen to while working on that.
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I've really been digging Bob Dylan's latest album "Tempest." His stuff in the last 15-20 years hasn't been his best but this is pretty fun stuff.

The video for "Duquesne whistle" is awesome.
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