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PrintableAnxiety said:  btw, Stereolab is working on having something out by September and then again in January. Possibly just EP's, but it'll still make for a nice "Switched On" comp in the future.  | |
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sextonseven said: HulkHogan said: When is Goldfrapp's album coming out? I haven't really been keeping up with their news. I love their other albums Black Cherry and Felt Mountain. U.K. release date for 'Supernature' is August 22nd. The video for the first single "Ooh La La" is very glam like someone said before. Musically, it sounds similar to "Train", but with more of a rock edge. Oh dear. I just read that the U.S. release date for the album has been pushed back to February 2006. I will most likely buy the import in August then. Unlike St. Etienne, no way can I wait until next year for new Goldfrapp. U.S. edit [Edited 6/27/05 16:09pm] daaamn....that's a long time. I'm kinda anxious to hear what the rock influence is gonna sound like. I hope the whole album isn't going in the rock direction though. I really like the semi-industrial sound on Train, and I hope more songs from their new album are gonna be like. To all my little Hulkamaniacs, say your prayers, take your vitamins and you will never go wrong. | |
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CinisterCee said: CinisterCee said: Stevie Wonder - A Time 2 Love
Kanye West - Late Registration  I'm curious about Missy Elliott - The Cookbook as well. the Cookbook's on Emule. I'm not sure if it's legit though. To all my little Hulkamaniacs, say your prayers, take your vitamins and you will never go wrong. | |
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GangstaFam said: Anxiety said: btw, Stereolab is working on having something out by September and then again in January. Possibly just EP's, but it'll still make for a nice "Switched On" comp in the future. yeah, i'm not too hot on their EPs, but who am i fooling...i'll get 'em. they've released so much good stuff over the past few years, though - they can certainly afford to chill for a while. | |
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sextonseven said: Oh dear. I just read that the U.S. release date for the album has been pushed back to February 2006. I will most likely buy the import in August then. Unlike St. Etienne, no way can I wait until next year for new Goldfrapp. U.S. edit [Edited 6/27/05 16:09pm] i wish i knew what the hell was going on with the U.S. release of the new St. Etienne album. it was slated to be released three weeks ago, but obviously it didn't happen. i finally just broke down and ordered it as an import, just cuz i'm a St.Et. geek like that...AND i found a good deal online. i hope it's not another deal like 'continental' or the 'adventures of margaret' soundtrack, where it's never released in the US. heck, i think 'margaret' is leagues better than 'finisterre'. | |
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Anxiety said: yeah, i'm not too hot on their EPs, but who am i fooling...i'll get 'em.
they've released so much good stuff over the past few years, though - they can certainly afford to chill for a while. From what I can gather, they don't ever stop, even when a band member dies. But I always think it's better to have too much than to forget about somebody. Do you have their "Switched On" series of comps? They look really yummy. | |
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GangstaFam said: Anxiety said: yeah, i'm not too hot on their EPs, but who am i fooling...i'll get 'em.
they've released so much good stuff over the past few years, though - they can certainly afford to chill for a while. From what I can gather, they don't ever stop, even when a band member dies. But I always think it's better to have too much than to forget about somebody. Do you have their "Switched On" series of comps? They look really yummy. i have 'aluminum tunes' but i don't have the other 'switched on' comps. you know, i REALLY recommend the stereolab BBC sessions. it's a double CD of stuff from all different stages of their career, and it's all awfully good. | |
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Anxiety said: i have 'aluminum tunes' but i don't have the other 'switched on' comps.
you know, i REALLY recommend the stereolab BBC sessions. it's a double CD of stuff from all different stages of their career, and it's all awfully good. You know me. I'll probably end up with all of it. 
I've heard that Refried Ectoplasm is pretty essential too. | |
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GangstaFam said: Anxiety said: i have 'aluminum tunes' but i don't have the other 'switched on' comps.
you know, i REALLY recommend the stereolab BBC sessions. it's a double CD of stuff from all different stages of their career, and it's all awfully good. You know me. I'll probably end up with all of it.
I've heard that Refried Ectoplasm is pretty essential too. really? huh. i need to dig into their stuff pre-'emperor tomato catsup'. that was the album that introduced them to me, and it's also an album that has a lot of good memories for me, so i've always listened to stuff released since that album. | |
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I'm looking forward to The Love Experience - Raheem DeVaughn | |
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Anxiety said: sextonseven said: Oh dear. I just read that the U.S. release date for the album has been pushed back to February 2006. I will most likely buy the import in August then. Unlike St. Etienne, no way can I wait until next year for new Goldfrapp. U.S. edit [Edited 6/27/05 16:09pm] i wish i knew what the hell was going on with the U.S. release of the new St. Etienne album. it was slated to be released three weeks ago, but obviously it didn't happen. i finally just broke down and ordered it as an import, just cuz i'm a St.Et. geek like that...AND i found a good deal online. i hope it's not another deal like 'continental' or the 'adventures of margaret' soundtrack, where it's never released in the US. heck, i think 'margaret' is leagues better than 'finisterre'. Hmmm. I'm gonna have to relisten to 'Misadventures' because I love 'Finisterre', but didn't think 'Misadventures' was all that when I listened to it way back when. I have the CD-R my friend gave me lying around here somewhere... | |
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Anxiety said: really? huh. i need to dig into their stuff pre-'emperor tomato catsup'. that was the album that introduced them to me, and it's also an album that has a lot of good memories for me, so i've always listened to stuff released since that album.
Here's what AMG has to say about it... Refried Ectoplasm: Switched On, Vol. 2 collects 13 singles and rarities Stereolab released between 1992 and 1995, and it is far more than a mere oddities collection. More than any other album, Refried Ectoplasm charts Stereolab's astonishing musical growth between those three years, and offers several definitive songs — including "Lo Boob Oscillator," "French Disko," and "John Cage Bubblegum" — not available on any album. While such items are essential for collectors, the quality and accessibility of the music is very strong, showcasing Stereolab's complexity and providing an excellent introduction to the group. They seem pretty hot on Transient Random Noise Bursts and Mars Audiac Quintet too. | |
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GangstaFam said: Anxiety said: really? huh. i need to dig into their stuff pre-'emperor tomato catsup'. that was the album that introduced them to me, and it's also an album that has a lot of good memories for me, so i've always listened to stuff released since that album.
Here's what AMG has to say about it... Refried Ectoplasm: Switched On, Vol. 2 collects 13 singles and rarities Stereolab released between 1992 and 1995, and it is far more than a mere oddities collection. More than any other album, Refried Ectoplasm charts Stereolab's astonishing musical growth between those three years, and offers several definitive songs — including "Lo Boob Oscillator," "French Disko," and "John Cage Bubblegum" — not available on any album. While such items are essential for collectors, the quality and accessibility of the music is very strong, showcasing Stereolab's complexity and providing an excellent introduction to the group. They seem pretty hot on Transient Random Noise Bursts and Mars Audiac Quintet too. TRNB and MAQ are classic stereolab albums - i keep meaning to pick 'em up, but i always get distracted by something else i wanna get. | |
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Anxiety said: TRNB and MAQ are classic stereolab albums - i keep meaning to pick 'em up, but i always get distracted by something else i wanna get.
Have you heard 'em before? | |
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GangstaFam said: Anxiety said: TRNB and MAQ are classic stereolab albums - i keep meaning to pick 'em up, but i always get distracted by something else i wanna get.
Have you heard 'em before? yeah - i had a roommate who had both CDs - i liked them, but at the time i was really into 'dots and loops' and 'emperor tomato catsup', which i guess i still am. | |
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Anxiety said: yeah - i had a roommate who had both CDs - i liked them, but at the time i was really into 'dots and loops' and 'emperor tomato catsup', which i guess i still am.
I'm very excited to dig in.  | |
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GangstaFam said: Anxiety said: yeah - i had a roommate who had both CDs - i liked them, but at the time i was really into 'dots and loops' and 'emperor tomato catsup', which i guess i still am.
I'm very excited to dig in. you'll really like margarine eclipse and sound dust - they're all over the place on those albums. i don't think you can go wrong with any of their albums, though. there are none of 'em that i think are duds. | |
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Anxiety said: you'll really like margarine eclipse and sound dust - they're all over the place on those albums. i don't think you can go wrong with any of their albums, though. there are none of 'em that i think are duds.
That's pretty much what I've been reading - that they're beyond criticism at this point cuz they're so flawless at what they do. Basically the only critique that could be levelled at them is if you just don't like the style itself. | |
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HulkHogan said: sextonseven said: U.K. release date for 'Supernature' is August 22nd. The video for the first single "Ooh La La" is very glam like someone said before. Musically, it sounds similar to "Train", but with more of a rock edge. Oh dear. I just read that the U.S. release date for the album has been pushed back to February 2006. I will most likely buy the import in August then. Unlike St. Etienne, no way can I wait until next year for new Goldfrapp. U.S. edit [Edited 6/27/05 16:09pm] daaamn....that's a long time. I'm kinda anxious to hear what the rock influence is gonna sound like. I hope the whole album isn't going in the rock direction though. I really like the semi-industrial sound on Train, and I hope more songs from their new album are gonna be like. The single is still very electronic. There are some minor rock elements like handclaps to give it more of it's own identity, but Goldfrapp haven't really turned into a T.Rex clone yet. Although looking at the video you might think they have. | |
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has there been any more news about Lauryn's upcoming 2-CD set 'Conquering The Lion'? There was a thread about it several weeks ago,but I haven't heard any recent updates.Isn't it due in the fall? | |
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Kate Bush Madonna Prince  | |
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My own! | |
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GangstaFam said: My own!
 One copy already sold!  | |
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Cheek said: GangstaFam said: My own!
One copy already sold! Two copies! When's the midnight madness sale? | |
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Cheek said: GangstaFam said: My own!
One copy already sold! Add my name to the list ~ but I've already had the sneak preview ~ yummy!!!! Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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Cheek said: The B-52's
Kate Bush Prince ohhhh yeah  looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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sextonseven said: HulkHogan said: daaamn....that's a long time. I'm kinda anxious to hear what the rock influence is gonna sound like. I hope the whole album isn't going in the rock direction though. I really like the semi-industrial sound on Train, and I hope more songs from their new album are gonna be like. The single is still very electronic. There are some minor rock elements like handclaps to give it more of it's own identity, but Goldfrapp haven't really turned into a T.Rex clone yet. Although looking at the video you might think they have. cool....I gotta check the video out. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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Definitely look forward to...
1. The new Ricky Martin album 2. Dan Wilson (of Semisonic fame) 3. Fun Lovin' Criminals (for fun value) 4. Prince 5. Enrique Iglesias 6. Christina Aguilera | |
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Anxiety said: Cheek said: One copy already sold! Two copies! When's the midnight madness sale? Hopefully before my birthday next year. | |
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