Five Albums, Five Genres
- Thread starter Daniel
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some of those old cash in jungle compilations are amazing. the tunes wouldn't have been worth any money in those days so they just got all the best ones for now
actually, it's jungle mania 3.
the grooverider mix cd sounds a bit phoned in iirc, but check the tracklist man - it's faultless...
the grooverider mix cd sounds a bit phoned in iirc, but check the tracklist man - it's faultless...
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
this is the best d'n'b comp ever:
http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Ultimate-Drum-Bass-Collection/release/646962
http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Ultimate-Drum-Bass-Collection/release/646962
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
can't be doing with rar files 
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
what's a rar file? and how do you get a mac to play them?
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
they won't play on mine, but zip files will
The Groke
hot hail/Paging Dr. Beat
Orang - download UnrarX for .rar files on mac - tis free and works great.
They aren't music files, they're collections thereof. It's the standard way things are shared on rapidshare.
I agree it's a bit of a hassle faffing arond creating new folders and unzipping them all one by one, especially if your hard drive isn't that big.
isvicthere?
a.k.a. floppybollocks
Don't do "genre", but...
Television Personalities - The painted word
Kinks - Village green preservation society
Fall - Grotesque (after the gramme)
Sonny Rollins - Saxophone colossus
Robert Johnson - one of the various collections
Television Personalities - The painted word
Kinks - Village green preservation society
Fall - Grotesque (after the gramme)
Sonny Rollins - Saxophone colossus
Robert Johnson - one of the various collections
How's that torrent coming along? It ought to be doing better now as quite a few people are seeding it.
The Groke
hot hail/Paging Dr. Beat
Just finished!
Chugged along at a miserable 10k for about an hour and then sorted itself out.
Not sure I will listen to it tonight given that it is chill-out before work evening time and I want something mellow/mournful.
Will probably rip it for the car for tomorrow.
Cheers mate.
Yeah, the god machine are not mellow, although there are a couple of absolute beauts of mellow/acoustic songs - in particular, "It's All Over", "Seven", "Purity" and "The Piano Song" from the first one and "In Bad Dreams" from the second.
It's, particularly the first one, an album you have to listen to in the right order - do not listen to it on shuffle. the album tells an epic story.
One day, when I'm rich (lol) I'm going to get a film crew and go round the world making a complete film to accompany the album, telling the story that I always think of when listening to it.
That's what grabbed me about it when I first heard it, there's relatively little rock music which has that 'classical' feel to it - and if it does it tends to over-veer into 'mellow' territory or be indulgent and proggy. This is neither, it's a true one off
It's, particularly the first one, an album you have to listen to in the right order - do not listen to it on shuffle. the album tells an epic story.
One day, when I'm rich (lol) I'm going to get a film crew and go round the world making a complete film to accompany the album, telling the story that I always think of when listening to it.
That's what grabbed me about it when I first heard it, there's relatively little rock music which has that 'classical' feel to it - and if it does it tends to over-veer into 'mellow' territory or be indulgent and proggy. This is neither, it's a true one off
Good call
