DaniP

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  Almotasim

  1 jun 25

  Uh, all notes on the notepad, thanks.

   

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  • DaniP

    2 jun 25

    I am writing this today, June 2, 2025, at 9:45 AM, these Civics are little known but will break through.

  • Almotasim

    2 jun 25

    With a palindromic name, they can break through from every direction.
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  Annette

  13 jun 25

  In order of release, I suppose....
  I can vouch for the three oldest ones (I even bought them). I've listened to Lael a bit, but I'm considering it. The first two, apart from your listens, I don't have.

   

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  • DaniP

    14 jun 25

    Exactly, a "ranking" ordered only by release date, from the most to the least recent. I like Lael Neale, there are at least three songs that I find beautiful, but the final judgment belongs to the Venerated Master Almotasim; maybe this Ty Segall could pleasantly surprise you.

  • Annette

    15 jun 25

    While waiting for @[Almotasim], there is an article about her by Giancarlo Turra in the latest issue of BU.

  • Almotasim

    15 jun 25

    I'm late, I haven't listened to it all yet. The very beginning is weak, then it gets much, much better. The last three or four tracks are still to be listened to. That's what I can say for now. I was looking for something new in her, at first it's missing, but then it's there. DaniP is right, there are beautiful songs in sequence... she's like a flower among nettles, this girl from a rural American family...

  • DaniP

    15 jun 25

    Speaking of Turra, Almo, look how beautiful this retrospective of his on Yo La Tengo is Yo La Tengo: a band of friends | Humans vs Robots

  • Almotasim

    15 jun 25

    Uh, thanks for the thought.
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  loStraniero

  26 sep 25

  Except for two tracks I already knew, all the others ended up on yet another one of my playlists. Gracias! Really cool... I think I'll start making one myself too.

   

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  • DaniP

    26 sep 25

    Maybe, the albums ranked by others have helped me discover quite a few interesting things.
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  Marcorock

  18 oct 25

  I love The Cords

   

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  • DaniP

    18 oct 25

    I’m still caught up in the Prize’s album and I’ve only just started listening to the Cords’ one, but it already sounds really good to me—infectious enthusiasm and freshness in abundance.
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  vibration

  18 oct 25

  I got distracted for a moment and look at how much unknown stuff came up.

   

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  • DaniP

    19 oct 25

    In August and September, really excellent stuff.
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  Almotasim

  16 dec 25

  Beautiful, beautiful. All good stuff!

   

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  • DaniP

    17 dec 25

    There are also two little boy groups, alleluia, so I can finally feel a bit, Geese and Squid, I’ve read great things about them, who knows.

  • Almotasim

    17 dec 25

    If I ever make a list of 25, I'll base it on yours.

  • DaniP

    17 dec 25

    When you do it, let me know so I can enjoy it.

  • Almotasim

    17 dec 25

    There is nothing you haven't suggested, as things stand. The Grateful Cat are open...

  • Annette

    19 dec 25

    Grateful Cat are cool.
    I was curious about Geese too; they're in almost every end-of-year list, but I still haven't listened to them. Just like, a bit intimidated by its length, I haven't listened to Jeff Tweedy's latest yet either. What about you?

  • DaniP

    19 dec 25

    Tweedy is too long, maybe later on, like in 2027. I still have 4 or 5 questions about things that came out this year.

  • Almotasim

    19 dec 25

    Tweedy? Not yet. I’d like Tweedy’s old new jacket...

  • Almotasim

    19 dec 25

    Then make the names public, Dani...

  • DaniP

    19 dec 25

    I still have to catch up with poor Stella Donnelly, after Ruth Lyon stole her spot, and then listen a bit to Lambrini Girls and Anna B Savage.

  • Annette

    20 dec 25

    Stella listened to and enjoyed, Lambrini listened to when they came out, I liked them but not enough to follow up on it, I only remember Big Dick Energy.
    Anna, also because she’s almost my namesake, listened to, liked, bought (like her previous two).
    I'm still missing Josie and Ruth Lyon.