Does listening to this make me a borderline psychopath?

Anything about MUSIC but doesn't fit into the forums above.
RELATED
PRODUCTS

Post

Song of Joy is just friggin' brilliant. Hell, I'm a trip-hop/hip-hop producer and I still listen to Nick Cave all the time. Aside from the recently departed Johnny Cash he's probably the best narrative storyteller out there.

Anyone ever read his book (and the angel saw the ass)? Very good and veeeerrrrry disturbing.

Post

hmm narrative storyteller eh...
try ivor cutler 8)
:ud:

Post

I will. I've never even hear of Ivor Cutler.

Post

very different to cave and cash but still very likeable this side of the screen :)
:ud:

Post

I have a goth/industrial background so I have a feeling it will be right up my alley.

Post

hehe it aint goth industrial,its more the storytelling he has in common.
quite twee possibly at first listen and you may wonder why i even suggested it even,but the tales are encapsulating
:ud:

Post

bit OT: anyone checked out the latest Foetus album?

All the psychopaths I've met listened to country or techno
.................................
"Hell is other People" J.P.Sartre
.................................

Post

I really like the new Foetus album. I've never heard harpsichord sound so good (usually just reminds me of lords and ladies milling around in the dark ages), and the bombastic orchestral parts are integrated better than ever before. Plus, for me, there is only one song I don't really like on the album - something I'm only lucky enough to find with a few CDs.

Post

right! got to get that today!!

how's it compare to Nail? Thaw? etc
.................................
"Hell is other People" J.P.Sartre
.................................

Post

Weirdest CD in my collection is "Music, Martinis and Misanthropy" by Boyd Rice and Friends. One track in particular called "People" is pretty off-the-wall. I think Boyd (and I assume his friends too) was the head buffoon of some Neo-Nazi movement (can anyone confirm/deny that??). Still, the music on People is beautiful; quite haunting. The lyrics are really quite the opposite! Clearly a candidate for a vocal-remover plugin...
"Music is native to the human mind. There is not a culture on Earth that does not have it, and our brains are wired to apprehend and be moved by its magic." - National Geographic, March 2005

Post

Karbon L. Forms wrote:right! got to get that today!!

how's it compare to Nail? Thaw? etc
It's sleeker I'd say. More polished and accessible, certainly, but also more focused. I'm not really particularly good at writing about this kind of thing, give it a listen and see what you think.

Post

Anyone heard DeadBolt.

Good storires on that. Check out "Tiki Man" and "voodooo Trucker"

dw

Post

Karbon L. Forms wrote:All the psychopaths I've met listened to country or techno
True... I can imagine already having gone on a murdering rampage if I listened to country or techno all the time.

Post

robenestobenz wrote:
Karbon L. Forms wrote:right! got to get that today!!

how's it compare to Nail? Thaw? etc
It's sleeker I'd say. More polished and accessible, certainly, but also more focused. I'm not really particularly good at writing about this kind of thing, give it a listen and see what you think.
f**king brilliant !

the wife hates it too!! had to order her some katie melua to make up.

knew j.g.t would not let me down.
.................................
"Hell is other People" J.P.Sartre
.................................

Post

Lawnmower Of The Damned wrote: "When I have seen your church go up in flames", is made even more disturbing when you understand the history of black metal. Then again, my co-workers don't know about the church burnings and they're still offended.

Ah well, fcuk 'em. :lol:
I've got a Century Media promo disk that includes a match in the spine of the CD case...I'm always terrified that I'll forget and leave it on the dash in a hot car :hihi:

Post Reply

Return to “Everything Else (Music related)”