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DeRank ™: 7,33

DeAge™ : 7423 days • Here since 11 february 2006

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Andromeda Andromeda

27 oct 07

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How nice. I got the "definitive edition" with two CDs of really good stuff.

Leaf Hound Growers Of Mushroom

27 oct 07

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A terrifying sound this album

The Moving Sidewalks Flash

27 oct 07

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Found at fnac (a well-known underground shop)!

Don Caballero What Burns Never Returns

26 oct 07

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Blind Idiot God

Big Black Songs About Fucking

25 oct 07

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I’m sorry, I messed everything up.

Animal Collective Strawberry Jam

25 oct 07

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Very cute, accessible, and sugary. Somewhere between Mercury Rev and the latest Flaming Lips.

Oxbow The Narcotic Story

25 oct 07

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Better than these by Pissed Jeans (the two best noise releases of the year?). Even though in the end it doesn't make much noise. Rating: 3.5

Billy Nicholls Would You Believe

25 oct 07

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@psycho: actually, it was me who was hoping for some advice... My two favorite albums are: Yesterday's Children and Moving Sidewalks, both on akarma and both reviewed by rocky. I follow

Billy Nicholls Would You Believe

25 oct 07

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The Xhol Caravan are beautiful but a bit heavy, rarely listened to. I don’t really get along with progressive music. I’ve never heard of Erok. I listened to Faust’s V (which is a demo), and some tracks from it ended up in "Munich & Elsewhere" (which I can’t seem to find). Instead, now that you’re talking about Groundhogs, there are also quite a few hard rock albums from that period missing: the psychedelic Texans Josefus (stunning), the Australians Buffalo, Cactus, Population II by Randy Holden (amplified!), Sir Lord Baltimore (stoner), Night Sun (tracked sound), plus another thousand that I can’t think of.