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you do apparently |
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if you continue posting at this rate, you'll soon be caught up to them in points anyway! |
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in sides, eh? hmmmmmmm how about "second toughest in the infants"? by underworld? and all the other orbital records... waitaminit... is this a real thread? |
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deep breath |
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ok. i reread my original post. maybe it's hard to tell if i'm being honest, or if i'm being sarcastic. so to clarify, i really do think that in sides is an amazing album. obviously it's a little silly to say "recommend me something which meets all these criteria", but that's what i did. my intentions were: to say "i like in sides" and maybe strike up a conversation with others who like this album, or maybe those that don't. to start a bit of a discussion on where electronic music was, where it is now, and where it is going. something that i like to think about is the way that some music is timeless and remains enjoyable even after a lot of time has passed since its release. for me personally, i still enjoy listening to in sides as much as i did when it was first released. if you think that this topic is boring, trite, stupid, not worth discussing, or whatever, that's fine. |
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That's a lot better, I will think and browse properly for you now. |
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oh and could you please tell me what was so ghastly about my original post. thanks |
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did you listen to leftism? |
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no, i haven't yet. i was so busy getting hurt by others that i totally forgot about the real responses to my post. i'll check it out now. i'll check the other recommendations as well. cheers |
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In my opinion Leftism isn't very similar to In Sides. It doesn't flow as an album nearly as well. B12 - Electro-Soma might meet most of your criteria. |
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i listened to samples of leftism. it's alright, but i don't think it's really that similar to in sides. thanks for the recommendation tho. handoverthecart: yeah, i have electro soma. it's a good album. :) |
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no, leftism isn't similar. but AT THE TIME ie, 1996 it was considered seminally important within the underground scene. oh dear, i sound like an arsebeak but fuck it i'll carry on hopefully you haven't noticed. leftisim is a great album, also second toughest by underworld. but there is loads i can push your way. if you can be more specific it would help me. |
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leftism = underworld. HANG ON??! |
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ok you want SOUNDED similar. over produced bleepy echoic smoketastic bullshit? |
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8 years ago i rememeber bigging up this album with my drug dealer. he was as impressed as anyone here. |
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i'm sorry, are you referring to in sides or leftism? |
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Genrally could we just say Detroit, as that's clean and not, you know, effects drenched stuttering VST overload. Or, umm, Luke Slater's "Four Cornered Room", I like that album. Carl Craig's "Land cruising". These are three proper thoughs I've had on this subject. Which I'm not all that clear about. Leftism is great if you can strip out the cackhanded toasting. I'm a big fan of the other one, too, what's it called.... aaaaaghhh... with the samurai... I've got the fucker somewhere..... anyway "Swords" great track. |
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i'll check those out. thanks for the pleasant reply. cheers |
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I was only being mean before for dubious comedy effect, sorry old boy. |
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* don't check out faithless. they're gash. don't read oper4tor's posts, he's a consistant fool. * do recycle. do greet your postman with the personal touch, it's a lonely job. they always appreciate it. you could try future sound of london dead cities if you want a good album from a similar era to insides. |
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shut it shithead. faithless made one of THE most influental dance albums of the late 90's and none of the music you're listening to today would sound the way it does without their influence. |
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type that again without your mum's cock in your mouth. i couldn't make you out. oh no maybe you're right, that song about god being a DJ was brilliant. fuck off you pisstake!=] |
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faithless have always played it safe from day one. their music is good, but not influential, or genre defining. they are nothing special. they are so conservative in their style. |
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Olive - You're not alone |
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I love second toughest and also leftism, both great albums yes |
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