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John Cage Bubblegum

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31st Jul 2007 at 11:29 am

John Cage Bubblegum -

 
Remember the Kersal Massive?

Peter Kenyon has a medal

John Cage Bubblegum

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31st Jul 2007 at 12:49 pm

John Cage Bubblegum -

 
Slowdive - Shine



Possibly their best song, this. Again, the video's not up to much but the shoegazer bands weren't exactly renowned for visual excitement. Not that you need it when the music is this good.
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Albert Johanneson

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31st Jul 2007 at 1:19 pm

Albert Johanneson - Outside-left

Outside-left

 
Quote: Samurai_Hedgehog
Criminally underrated math-rock.

Sorry, what now? Math-rock? Do they rap calculus or something?

Man i've got to get some parodies done of this.

John Cage Bubblegum

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31st Jul 2007 at 1:24 pm

John Cage Bubblegum -

 
Quote: Valentino_Rossi

Sorry, what now? Math-rock? Do they rap calculus or something?

Man i've got to get some parodies done of this.


Math rock is a style of noise rock music that emerged in the late 1980s. It is characterised by complex, atypical rhythmic structures, stop/start dynamics and angular, dissonant riffs.

The term math rock has often been passed off as joke that has developed into what some believe is a musical style. An advocate of this is Matt Sweeney, singer with Chavez, who themselves were often linked to the math rock scene.

"It was invented by a friend of ours as a derogatory term for a band me and James (Lo) played in called Wider. But his whole joke is that he'd watch the song and not react at all, and then take out his calculator to figure out how good the song was. So he'd call it math rock, and it was a total diss, as it should be".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_rock

Innit.
Peter Kenyon has a medal

Albert Johanneson

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31st Jul 2007 at 1:32 pm

Albert Johanneson - Outside-left

Outside-left

 
Quote: Samurai_Hedgehog
Quote: Valentino_Rossi

Sorry, what now? Math-rock? Do they rap calculus or something?

Man i've got to get some parodies done of this.


Math rock is a style of noise rock music that emerged in the late 1980s. It is characterised by complex, atypical rhythmic structures, stop/start dynamics and angular, dissonant riffs.

The term math rock has often been passed off as joke that has developed into what some believe is a musical style. An advocate of this is Matt Sweeney, singer with Chavez, who themselves were often linked to the math rock scene.

"It was invented by a friend of ours as a derogatory term for a band me and James (Lo) played in called Wider. But his whole joke is that he'd watch the song and not react at all, and then take out his calculator to figure out how good the song was. So he'd call it math rock, and it was a total diss, as it should be".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_rock

Innit.

Oh. Right. It does sound a bit like a daft attempt at sub-genre creation, but at least it has a funny story behind it. Would Pink Floyd be a 'math-rock' band, given the complexities and time signatures changes throughout their songs?

Given that Barney The Dinosaur actually worked out sums using song, would 'Best Of Barney' be classed as 'math-rock'?

(ta for the info by the way!)

Samurai Hedgehog is a wealth of musical knowledge.

John Cage Bubblegum

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31st Jul 2007 at 1:37 pm

John Cage Bubblegum -

 
It's a silly name for a genre (it's all noise-rock at heart anyway) but some of the music is top - as well as the aforementioned Polvo, see Shellac, Don Caballero, Slint, Faraquet / Medications and Lightning Bolt.

And yeah, I would have thought Pink Floyd (as well as Zappa, Beefheart et al) had a major influence on math rock.
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the doc

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31st Jul 2007 at 8:07 pm

the doc - What's a little sin to see us through?

What's a little sin to see us through?

 
CHILL WINSTON!!!!

Bit of Sublime for yo a*s.

Whiskey, painkillers and speed will carry me there.....

Mancomb Seepgood

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31st Jul 2007 at 8:31 pm

Mancomb Seepgood - Grog me.

Grog me.

 
Jurassic 5 - Concrete Schoolyard

If I could get an orange that was as low-maintenance as an apple, I'd be a happy man

John Cage Bubblegum

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31st Jul 2007 at 9:35 pm

John Cage Bubblegum -

 
YES to that Jurassic 5 track. Classic. Here's another.

The Pharcyde - Drop



Anyone who dismisses hip-hop should watch this and the Jurassic 5 video, then hang their heads in shame for being so wrong. And the video is Spike Jonze at his finest.
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Albert Johanneson

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31st Jul 2007 at 9:41 pm

Albert Johanneson - Outside-left

Outside-left

 
Yeah im well into Shellac and Slint, cheers for the heads up on the other bands too, i'll check them out. Also, good link to the Pharcyde video...haven't listened to them in years.

the doc

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31st Jul 2007 at 9:45 pm

the doc - What's a little sin to see us through?

What's a little sin to see us through?

 
Quote: Valentino_Rossi
Yeah im well into Shellac and Slint, cheers for the heads up on the other bands too, i'll check them out. Also, good link to the Pharcyde video...haven't listened to them in years.

The Pharcyde were f*cking ace
Whiskey, painkillers and speed will carry me there.....

Dr. Harold Shipman

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1st Aug 2007 at 11:44 am

Dr. Harold Shipman - Old people CLEARLY need more painkillers.

Old people CLEARLY need more painkillers.

 
Aesthetics of Hate - Machine Head



Mancomb Seepgood

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1st Aug 2007 at 12:43 pm

Mancomb Seepgood - Grog me.

Grog me.

 
It's taken some time, but I have finally fallen in love with Boxer, and there won't be a better song released all year than this.

If I could get an orange that was as low-maintenance as an apple, I'd be a happy man

John Cage Bubblegum

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2nd Aug 2007 at 7:02 pm

John Cage Bubblegum -

 
This is really sad, but I can't wait for more of this:



Trapped in the Closet is the funniest thing ever, and R. Kelly must realise it. 'Oh sh*t'


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Graham

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3rd Aug 2007 at 11:37 pm

Graham - Your mother is a ball point pen thief.

Your mother is a ball point pen thief.

 


Biffy Clyro do Rihanna's Umbrella. It's f*cking ace, too.
Quote: Barry Duffman, Aug 2008
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