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- geemarcus schrieb...
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- 4. Jun. 2010, 21:10
What's turning you on ATM?

That's what a mistress is meant to do, isn't it? Here's what I've been really into lately:

Helium Sunset
Live version of Helium Sunset
Goi, Rode, Goi!
Blood Death Ivory particularly the track Skinny Little Bitch
Scenes from Hell
Farewell
Pandemonium
The Work Which Transforms God

[quote][b][user]geemarcus[/user][/b] sagte: That's what a mistress is meant to do, isn't it? Here's what I've been really into lately: [track artist=An Pierlé]Helium Sunset[/track] [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaCxomiPz6Q]Live version of Helium Sunset[/url] [album artist=Arkona]Goi, Rode, Goi![/album] [album artist=Angelspit]Blood Death Ivory[/album] particularly the track [track artist=Angelspit]Skinny Little Bitch[/track] [album artist=Sigh]Scenes From Hell[/album] [album artist=Oingo Boingo]Farewell[/album] [album artist=Killing Joke]Pandemonium[/album] [album artist=Blut Aus Nord]The Work Which Transforms God[/album] [/quote]

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- p666nz schrieb...
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- 9. Jun. 2010, 12:43
Liking what I hear there and an excellent question! Check out An Pierlé and beautiful voice.

So for me at the moment would have to start with Rome and their latest release Nos Chants Perdus. And my personnal stand out tracks are Les Isles Noires and Sous La Dague.

Crippled Black Phoenix and song Burnt Reynolds is breath taking and even the fucked up carnival music at the end has grown on me. My personnal favourite underground super group, with Mogwai and Electric Wizard. Strange combination but they pull it off.

I totally agree on Arkona since you have introduced them to me and yet to establish a favourite, as I am still working from their free wedsite tracks.

Still can't get sick of Shining's last album BLACKJAZZ, modern classic.

Have been obsessed with Anaal Nathrakh and after seeing them live, still can't get enough of the entire Hell Is Empty, and All the Devils Are Here album.

And could continue but as we are all music obsessive, hence the creation of this group by Marcus I'll stop after this one.

And it is Philip Glass and I can't pick a point but everywhere the needle lands on is superb, including the colibrations and for me my favourite is with Ravi Shankar and the album Passages and song Channels and Winds.

For now the end.....

[quote][b][user]p666nz[/user][/b] sagte: Liking what I hear there and an excellent question! Check out An Pierlé and beautiful voice. So for me at the moment would have to start with [artist]ROME[/artist] and their latest release [album artist=Nos Chants Perdus]Nos Chants Perdus[/album]. And my personnal stand out tracks are [track artist=Les Isles Noires]Les Isles Noires[/track] and [track artist=Sous La Dague]Sous La Dague[/track]. [artist]Crippled Black Phoenix[/artist] and song [track artist=Burnt Reynolds]Burnt Reynolds[/track] is breath taking and even the fucked up carnival music at the end has grown on me. My personnal favourite underground super group, with Mogwai and Electric Wizard. Strange combination but they pull it off. I totally agree on [artist]Arkona[/artist] since you have introduced them to me and yet to establish a favourite, as I am still working from their free wedsite tracks. Still can't get sick of [artist]Shining[/artist]'s last album [album artist=Blackjazz]Blackjazz[/album], modern classic. Have been obsessed with [artist]Anaal Nathrakh[/artist] and after seeing them live, still can't get enough of the entire Hell Is Empty, and All the Devils Are Here album. And could continue but as we are all music obsessive, hence the creation of this group by Marcus I'll stop after this one. And it is [artist]Philip Glass[/artist] and I can't pick a point but everywhere the needle lands on is superb, including the colibrations and for me my favourite is with [artist]Ravi Shankar[/artist] and the album [album artist=Passages]Passages[/album] and song [track artist=Channels and Winds]Channels and Winds[/track]. For now the end.....[/quote]

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- geemarcus schrieb...
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- 9. Jun. 2010, 20:09
I've been listening to a bit of Rome myself, either due to your scrobbles or Lady Lunacy's. And another thing I've been listening to quite a lot of which I probably saw you'd scrobbled was Kronos Quartet's recording of Phil Glass' score for the original Universal film of Dracula. Awesome score, I can't believe I wasn't aware of it before, thanks!

I'm going to have to check out Anaal Nathrakh.

[quote][b][user]geemarcus[/user][/b] sagte: I've been listening to a bit of Rome myself, either due to your scrobbles or Lady Lunacy's. And another thing I've been listening to quite a lot of which I probably saw you'd scrobbled was Kronos Quartet's recording of Phil Glass' score for the original Universal film of Dracula. Awesome score, I can't believe I wasn't aware of it before, thanks! I'm going to have to check out Anaal Nathrakh.[/quote]

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- Cassandra-Leo schrieb...
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- 14. Jun. 2010, 0:09
I have mostly been obsessing over a bunch of high-quality vinyl rips I've made lately.

Krallice - s/t
Krallice - Dimensional Bleedthrough
Blut aus Nord - Memoria Vetusta II: Dialogue with the Stars
The Chasm - Farseeing the Paranormal Abysm

I don't know if it's possible to overstate how much better DVD-audio quality music sounds than CDs. Especially when you consider that vinyl also usually gets rid of the volume compression that plagues most CDs lately.

Other than that,

Ash Borer - s/t
Fell Voices - s/t (both releases)
Dispirit - Rehearsal at Obroten (John Gossard playing black metal again is pretty much guaranteed awesome)

and Panopticon, as usual. I'm going to be ordering Blackjazz on vinyl shortly and I'll probably obsess over that again with renewed enthusiasm once my copy of that comes in.

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[quote][b][user]Cassandra-Leo[/user][/b] sagte: I have mostly been obsessing over a bunch of high-quality vinyl rips I've made lately. Krallice - s/t Krallice - Dimensional Bleedthrough Blut aus Nord - Memoria Vetusta II: Dialogue with the Stars The Chasm - Farseeing the Paranormal Abysm I don't know if it's possible to overstate how much better DVD-audio quality music sounds than CDs. Especially when you consider that vinyl also usually gets rid of the volume compression that plagues most CDs lately. Other than that, Ash Borer - s/t Fell Voices - s/t (both releases) Dispirit - Rehearsal at Obroten (John Gossard playing black metal again is pretty much guaranteed awesome) and Panopticon, as usual. I'm going to be ordering Blackjazz on vinyl shortly and I'll probably obsess over that again with renewed enthusiasm once my copy of that comes in.[/quote]

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- p666nz schrieb...
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- 15. Jun. 2010, 21:38
You can't beat Rome they really are amazing. I can't claim introducing you to Romebecause it was Lady Lunacy who introduced me and I've been hooked ever since. I actually started to explore the whole neofolkand neoclassicalfrom there, which I had only brushed the surface of.
With Philip Glass I've be listening to Glass Box: A Nonesuch Retrospective and can't recommend it enough. It has all of his great works from film scores to symphonies and Opera's all in one collection.

Hi Cassandra-Leo,
Krallice is a band I've heard a lot of great things about and will have to check them out. You have mentioned several artist that are not on my radar and I'll be take a tour of your library and loved tracks shortly.
I am a vinyl lover myself and afraid my collection has stalled of late and looking forward to re-invigorating it soon and I definitely think BLACKJAZZ could be a savage place to start.

[quote][b][user]p666nz[/user][/b] sagte: You can't beat [artist]ROME[/artist] they really are amazing. I can't claim introducing you to [artist]ROME [/artist]because it was Lady Lunacy who introduced me and I've been hooked ever since. I actually started to explore the whole [tag]Neofolk [/tag]and [tag]Neoclassical [/tag]from there, which I had only brushed the surface of. With [artist]Philip Glass[/artist] I've be listening to [album artist=Glass Box: A Nonesuch Retrospective]Glass Box: A Nonesuch Retrospective[/album] and can't recommend it enough. It has all of his great works from film scores to symphonies and Opera's all in one collection. Hi Cassandra-Leo, Krallice is a band I've heard a lot of great things about and will have to check them out. You have mentioned several artist that are not on my radar and I'll be take a tour of your library and loved tracks shortly. I am a vinyl lover myself and afraid my collection has stalled of late and looking forward to re-invigorating it soon and I definitely think [album artist=Blackjazz]Blackjazz[/album] could be a savage place to start.[/quote]

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- BroodingMoon schrieb...
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- 13. Jul. 2010, 22:23
Hi everyone, just a quick recommendation from me :)

For fans of neofolk and pagan music, check out Wardruna, it's a side project of Gaahl (formerly of Gorgoroth). Let me know what you think!

I'll try to make future posts more metal related ;P

[quote][b][user]BroodingMoon[/user][/b] sagte: Hi everyone, just a quick recommendation from me :) For fans of neofolk and pagan music, check out [artist]Wardruna[/artist], it's a side project of Gaahl (formerly of Gorgoroth). Let me know what you think! I'll try to make future posts more metal related ;P[/quote]

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- geemarcus schrieb...
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- 15. Jul. 2010, 19:51
Wardruna

Wardruna...listened to some tracks on YouTube. Great Recommendation!

[quote][b][user]geemarcus[/user][/b] sagte: Wardruna...listened to some tracks on YouTube. Great Recommendation![/quote]

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What's turning you on ATM?

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