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  1. beau

    Scott Walker

    I love his first 4 albums and all his Walker Brothers stuff.
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    How to Destroy Angels: "A Drowning" Trent Reznor's first since Nine Inch Nails

    Seems like he'd be a Coil fan.
  3. beau

    The Magnetic Fields

    Everything post 69 Lovesongs has been crap compared to what came before. Notable exception being Hyacinths & Thistles. He began to believe the "indie Noel Coward" reviews in the press. "I" and the last album were shite. "Distortion" was okay, but still it pales in comparison to Distant...
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    The Magnetic Fields

    Too bad he's a shadow of his former pre-99 self.
  5. beau

    StrangeLove.

    Sway is my favorite song of theirs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGz3_g0o56c
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    The official I love the Magnetic Fields thread

    I unintentionally saw Stephin Merritt perform 13 years ago, opening for The Tindersticks. I have been in love ever since. Nobody I knew had really heard of them, until 69 Love Songs came out. Now they're more of a household name. Saw them 3 times this year.
  7. beau

    Fugazi

    I saw Fugazi twice; once in '90 or '91 at the Gilman with The Offspring opening, for $5. The first two albums are my favorite. I remember a friend telling me that Minor Threat had turned into a new band, and I ran out and bought the 13 Songs cassette.
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    Request: Shirley Bassey - You'll Never Walk Alone (Hulmerist Video)

    Shirley Bassey, not Judy Garland. I was never able to find a hard copy of it. Heard it was a b-side to a UK single, which would make sense as to how Moz heard it.
  9. beau

    Dean Butterworth turns down Morrissey

    Morrissey dictates hairstyles. So you can blame his boss.
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    violent femmes appreciation thread!

    I believe Gordon's father was a minister, which explains the religious theme running through their music. "Hallowed Ground" is as good as their eponymous debut.
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    Samiam, great band....

    I saw them in the mid '90s somewhere near Vacaville in Northern California. I was talking to the drummer before the show, but didn't know he was the drummer until I saw him onstage. Their major label stuff isn't nearly as good as their New Red Archives material. PS for a second I thought it...
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    Very sad classical music

    The Smiths closing music used to be Ave Maria by Shirley Bassey.
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    Magnetic Fields thread

    I first saw Magnetic Fields open up for The Tindersticks in '95; I've been a fan ever since. Seen them 5 times. They did the entire 69 Love Songs in order over 2 nights in '99. Get "6 Rows Of Teeth" and "The Long Goodbye" V/A comps for Stephin and Susan Anway doing "Plant White Roses"; it's...
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    Mazzy Star - So Tonight That I Might See

    It's f***ing rock-n-roll, man. And she probably was too hip for the room.
  15. beau

    Phish - Dark Side of the Moon Ripped at 320 from Official Remasters Boot

    As a band whose album sales are in the millions, and one of the highest grossing live acts ever, I don't really think they could be considered different. And covering an album which has sold 25,000,000 worldwide doesn't really add to the different argument. Not liking 30 minute bluegrass...
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    elastica

    I lit Justine's cigarette in Camden 10 years ago.
  17. beau

    The Official Leonard Cohen thread

    The first 4 albums are mandatory listening. Songs Of Songs From A Room Songs Of Love And Hate New Skin For The Old Ceremony
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    Jeff Buckley likes The Smiths

    I prefer his father, Tim Buckley. "Goodbye Hello" is only $10 for the cd in the US. Highly recommended.
  19. beau

    Scott Walker

    Walker Brothers It's already been deleted, but if you can find the "Live In Japan" reisse from Japan you should. It's the first time it's been released on cd and has lots of tracks they only performed live. 1. Land Of 1000 Dances 2. I Need You 3. Everything Under The Sun 4. Tell Me...
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    The Official Pictures of Elvis Thread

    With Billy Fury, who was used for the "Last Night I Dream" cover, and whose image appears in the background of the "Oye Esteban" DVD cover. With Frank and Nancy Sinatra. Muhammed Ali. Natalie Wood.
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