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I just started reading about them, and then sound completely up my alley. Where do I start? What's should I know?
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Know this: Nothing is really destroyed or disappears, as recycling is part of production. It's a natural and necessary part of post-capitalism. There should be no illusion of only production, as was the case with early industrialization. We no longer use a dialectical approach in our disposal/recycling system, only a forward movement to the reproduction of reproduction.
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06.17.2009, 09:42 AM
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schwingungen.
edit whoops i read it as ash ra tempel lol. get that album though. and electric heavyland
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Better yet, read this:
http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthread.php?t=25363 I'd get PENULTIMATE GALACTIC BORDELLO or ELECTRIC HEAVYLAND. They're all good, though, to an extent. I have downloaded about 40 of em and uhh... I don't break em out too often but on acid they rule. I like the side projects/solo projects better usually. For the most part, if you get just a few albums by them, you've gotten them all, in a way. I mean, a lot of their stuff is very very samey.
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06.17.2009, 09:47 AM
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Honestly, this is one group where no recording will set up the overall sound, and yet every individual one does as a whole. You really can and should start anywhere. Just get stoned first.
Electric Heavyland is one of my favorites, but it is quite different from many other records that are arguably just as good. |
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06.17.2009, 10:00 AM
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'electric heavyland' is one of my favorties of this decade, to me it sounds as if like Hendrix hadn't died, and instead got bored with rock and started listening to Stockhausen and Xenakis, he then freaks out and goes to germant where he heresd about a rock scene that embraces said influences, he then formsm a gigantic loud ass band with German Oak and Can. That's what that shit sounds like.
while im on the topic, ive been listening to Musica Transonic, really awesome improv heavy psych band with Kawabata, Asahita Nanjo (Mainliner/High Rise), and Tatsuya Yoshida of Ruins.
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Just see them live whenever possible! Always interesting and always great! Ply Kawabata with Guinness and he'll be your friend for life
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not exactly an album, but to me, 'pink lady lemonade' is kind of their signature song that seems to have evolved along with the band.
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