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I'm going to sleep all crying by myself..... 8 ( I've just got to make love 'till 4 am....... |
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it's 4:17 here. all love comes too late, here. |
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Right..lfo are shit. typical IDM pretend rubbish |
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ok i am going to seek some out. you guys are trying to pull my chain!! :D!! |
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LFO are pioneers of electonic music. they brought the detroit and chicago sound to britain but in their own style. if it wasnt for them we would have no "IDM". thank fuck for some decent fucking electronica a la frequencies et advance we are hearing thousands of sub-desperados despearately trying to find their own niche in todays spasmoid desperado "average" bedroom artists. but as the saying goes, give 1000 monkeys 1000 typewriters and eventually you will find a gem. and for that we have LFO to thank. LFO sold 120,000 copies of their debut single, "LFO", which, in comparison to other popular records is an incredible achievement. thank warp for giving them a full length album, which at the time was unheard of with regards an electronic band. and now 15 years on, is the norm. |
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oh my... where the fuck were you lot in 1990? i was in a shop shelling my student loan on these weird purple sleeved records supporting an independant record label. i hope you can appreciate WARP hasn't built itself on hype but on quality, unlike other bullshit record labels. support the music you like, and buy it. |
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frequencies is the only album i can fully enjoy. but it's awesome. the others are ok in my opinion but i just don't like them as much |
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oh and freak from sheath is great too. i play it in my sets often when everyone is wasted but can still walk and dance and talk. and i'll say it again frequencies is one of the best electronic records ever. |
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cool! i really didnt get into to all of this until i heard girl/boy song which brought me here. I lurked while going over afx releases then i joined the board when i needed more. That is some awesome information you have there. It is such a great outlook on them. I totally have to check this. Thanks! of course i'll buy a copy, as i own more then i let on! :o) |
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makes me wanna dance! |
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actually i don't really like the music i just find mark and jez really attractive |
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specially mark. he reminds me of zak dingle. |
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ohh post pictures! |
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belly i never realliy liked freak when i first heard it. but it's really growing on me. in fact its bloody brilliant you techno monster you! |
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sorry but i really like the name belly. haha, ive watched kes far to many times. sorry i dont mean to take the piss but brian glover, what a psycho! hahahaha! dvd is only 5 squid now i think. always reminds me of you lot. |
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jesus i hope you read this, you waster! |
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what is kes? also your friend should name the child "belly". that would be top notch! |
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SHEATH is great. |
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Ummmm. Who would you say the father of "idm" is? Its not afx, or autechre. The closest one to fit the title is mark bell, and LFO. You listen to frequencies, and sure it sounds a bit dated, but its amazing considering that all that stuff is over 15 years old. Its still the album that made warp as large (and accessible) as it is today, making it more possible for this neat ellectronic music to get to our ears. The best selling record for warp up to four years ago (and I am sure it hasn't really changed) was frequencies, and there are at least 6 killer songs on that album. Sheath was a dissapointment. But it still has a couple good songs. |
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i really like LFO: dload "intro / lfo" from frequencies, easily one of the ten best trk from the whole warp catalogue & get frequencies, a great record. dload "them" from advance (my fav lfo album) & get "advance", its really good. dload "blown" from the last one, the only one i'm not crazy about. for lots of older folks frequencies is a top & classic album. |
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I was very late to discover lfo and now are one of my favourite names in music I just have frequencies, advance, seath and the freak single all are really good frequencies is the masterpiece, the album that stands out as a classic now advance had the hard time of coming after frecuencies, but to be honest is a great album, but not a classic like the previous one... still some classic tunes in it... I like this one very much seath, without the preasure, lfo (now only mark bell) did a great eclectic album... its nice and it changes mood through the album... fresh for what had been released in 2003, not slave of all the glitchy laberinth, really pure music the single freak is gorgeous in its three cuts |
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Once upon a time I loved LFO. Now I'm just in it for the sex. |
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I think i am the last one on this board to discover |
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fucking hell. you were REALLY drunk last night. |
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This thread made me laugh quite a lot. I recommend it. |
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Millionaire Dogs is quality on a stick. I like LFO - LFO (the album), reminds me of listening to it in my brother's room as a kid. Freak is fairly "normal" and danceable, but a great tune. |
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you sexy motherfucker you |
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fucking hell mister Bell! |
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woah, mark bell speaks with the dead!? AND he plays professional hockey? man, he's dreamy. *swoons |
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South Beach Break-In ...The story of wild nights in So. Beach, Fla. Many schoolars believe that this song had nothing to do with the secrets of the Tone Generator but we discovered a number of hints in the sound effects. |
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..and he said he can't play the guitar!! HA!! nice burps. |
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so many inside jokes may confuse the newbies and me |
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huh... who would've thought that the demons of hell would be rastafarian biker dudes? |
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It's like someone commissioned Giger's less talented cousin to do a Megadeth "greatest hits" album cover... |
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Illustration by: - Rodney Giger |
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OMG, it's a Helley Devilson! Lol. |
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Hahahah, I didn't notice that! HAha ah !! |
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