What are you listening to?

[Ross]

Generally not a fan of The Cure after Pornography, but Disintegration is the odd one out - wonderful album, and lovely song, that.

[dubmasta]

Just watched a weird Australian movie named "Sleeping Beauty", I absolutely loved the dark ambient/drone music. When the film ended I was surprised to see the name Ben Frost as the composer of the soundtrack. Highly recommended, very eerie and haunting stuff.

[epitome]

Love it

[tryptych]

The Cure is awesome

Robert Rich - Calling Down The Sky
DJ Food - The Search Engine
Lunatic Calm - Metropol (nostalgia!)

then some new, misc atmospheric drum'n'bass, mainly from Metalheadz, proper 90's vibes on some of the new stuff, love it.

[Pandemonium]

DJ Food and Lunatic Calm are my favorites too

[seedy]

http://astrangelyisolatedplace.com/2010 ... ripswitch/

awesome mix

especially when the AA pops in

[Tito Lozano]

THE PIXIES - DOOLITTLE - 1989 GASA LP

[dubmasta]

Love the Pixies, it sucks that Kim was recently fired from the band. I hate it when original members are replaced, these bands dont sound the same anymore, like the Smashing Pumpkins for example.

[OffLand]

Nils Frahm - Spaces
Lovely piano driven album of processed & edited live recordings.
http://www.erasedtapes.com/store/index/ERATP055

[Tito Lozano]

Love the Pixies, it sucks that Kim was recently fired from the band. I hate it when original members are replaced, these bands dont sound the same anymore, like the Smashing Pumpkins for example.

Yes, i only remember now 1 case that a new member make better than original ,Mike Patton & Faith no more , but sure
When bands make from friendship(not commercial purposes band) left originals members loose the original passion & fresh air and come into music bussiness...

Hope i explain well, as always my english writting is totally sucks

[dubmasta]

Well, for us non-native speakers our english is not perfect either I more case which instantly comes to my mind is Phil Anselmo and Pantera (one of my favorite bands ever), the fact that made Pantera so huge, and I guess Dave Grohl joining Nirvana (another old love), damn I loved his drumming, especially on "In Utero".

[seedy]

yeah there are others for sure though i don't have time to really ponder at the moment


i would kind of use pink floyd here although gilmour didn't exactly "replace" barrett

[epitome]

I saw The Smashing Pumpkins live this year. It was depressing

[dell1972]

Now listening to something that cropped up on the Monstrous Bubble Series: You Remixed. It says in the liner notes there was to be a follow up "Phase 3" release. Whatever happened to that?

Also listening to the amusingly named "Al Chemical's Lysergic Orchestra - Volume 2" by Alan Davey (ex Hawkwind bass/synth guy): An experimental semi electronic psychedelic album inpired by a trip to death valley.

[Pandemonium]

Now listening to something that cropped up on the Monstrous Bubble Series: You Remixed. It says in the liner notes there was to be a follow up "Phase 3" release. Whatever happened to that?

What is You Remixed??
Please expand on that, it looks totally unclear like this... to me at least...