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lol... i waasn't super pumped about this years releases.... but i tried to keep it real.... also i didn'rt post super shady shit. i still have to say though white oak rules all.. as far as best bands go...

wasn't really feeling the metal lists on here. so here is my shitty fav bm of 2012 list. 1389 - windhorst aldaaron - supreme silence alerion - vii sanctvaires asbel - for the incurable insane baptism - as the darkness enters blood red fog - death cult ii carthaun - brachland dolentia - sob a egide d...

i really dig cmu's radio station out of pittsburgh. you can check the schedule to see what dj/genre will be on at what time. you can also browse past show archives.

i highly recommend the show "radio free radio" at 6pm on saturday (great show playing a wide range of experimental music)

www.wrct.org

really into the new antony and the johnsons album cut the world... music so beautiful

not nearly as good as the death metal louie armstrong video (which was posted already) but here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOTrd85Podw

it's been a year today since i drank the last bottles of my two favorite beers "t Smisje + dubbel IPA" and "'t Smisje Grande Reserva"... i really hope this brewery comes back some day :*(... that is all.

edit... it's kind of sad i remember the date

just heard some maurice mcintyre on the radio... totally wrecked me!

glad you dig that dave... the first half of "frozen tears of a vampire" is my absolute favorite!!! it's from 95 i think...

dig walknut mainly because they have blazebirth hall members... a shame they only put out one album.

that is a tough question since a good portion of black metal releases are demos... moonblood has the best ratio of winners imo. 2012 has been a rough year for bm... sorting through the insane amount of usa/depressive/blackgaze/post bm releases, that i can not stand, but i have found a few things tha...

didn't quite make it to 10 but pretty close

neutral - tales of men and trees
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXeIHWGAbfU

i think i could probably enjoy this as a first and last time kind of thing. if in the future other labels decided to do a similiar project i would definitely ignore it though. I have way too many unopened records and cds that i am anxious to listen to, a digital overload of mp3s/flac and lots of rec...

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mono tony wrote:butcher/hemingway - buffalo pearl. this album is monstrous

I'm fired up at your saying so because Shooters & Bowlers from years earlier is a visit to the dentist.

both of these records are on point!

i listened to "solo works" and "how we will change" by kazuo imai... hearing these two recordings makes me really happy that i made this thread! i will have to check out his collaborations next. the only shinichi isohata i could find was collaboration with otomo yoshihide that was pretty heavy on th...

woah lots of really good stuff posted thanks! the warne marsh and anthony ortega albums on revelation records are fantastic! Muhal Richard Abrams - levels and degrees of light was great. i should have enough records to check out until winter now :D not really freejazz but i fond memories of listenin...

I'm not sure if you jut want recommendations or simply our favorites, but what the hey... . i guess a little of both... i am trying to branch off and find some new stuff/styles that i am not familiar with. i do enjoy space (i suppose developed from listening to a lot of eai) but i don't want to be ...

jon abbey wrote:Noah Howard-The Black Ark

this is actually one of the few albums other than bailey that i own

thanks for the link to the other thread, as well as the lists that have posted!

rather than junk up the now playing list i figured i would just start a new thread for expanding my horizons: i just checked out that red trio & nate wooley stem recording. i really enjoyed it... i know next to nothing about jazz and would love to hear some similiar stuff. to me Nate Wooley (and to ...

thanks bedouin, i am on it!

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