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Garden Variety - Garden Variety Glös - Harmonium Mogwai - Earth Division 65daysofstatic - The Destruction of Small Ideas The Spirit That Guides Us - Innocent Blood Split Lip - For the Love of the Wounded
The TSTGU disc wasn't part of the aforementioned multi-source buying spree, but it was ordered sort of around the same time.
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I guess that stuff I posted earlier was from yesterday's mail. I know that because...
Amesoeurs - Amesoeurs Touché Amoré - Parting the Sea Between Brightness and Me Yes - Fly From Here
The 1/3...had two more come today, but apparently Amazon fulfills some orders through a Marketplace vendor who sells cheap, Argentinian imports, so those two are getting returned.
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Shai Linne- The Attributes of God John Wells - The Tonic (That's the artist name) - The Dash Lamp Mode Recordings- The Church (A bunch of Lamp Mode Recordings artists) Doomtree- No Kings Elight and Amp Live
Free: Playdough and Heath McNease- Wed White and Wu
The last record is freaking awesome, especially if you're a Wu Tang fan. http://wedwhiteandwu.bandcamp.com/ All rap records. Kinda unusual for me.
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Braid - Closer to Closed Colossal - Brave the Elements Colossal - Welcome the Problems Cynic - Carbon-Based Anatomy Dream Theater - A Dramatic Turn of Events Funeral Diner - The Wicked Modern Life Is War - Witness Morella's Forest - Super Deluxe Morella's Forest - Ultraphonic Hiss Morella's Forest - From Dayton With Love Motion City Soundtrack - Even If It Kills Me New Found Glory - Sticks and Stones
The 1/3...is done for a little while. Probably.
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BRING ME THE HORIZON - There is a Hell, believe me I've seen it, there is a Heaven, let's keep it a secret. - I never liked them before this album, now I'll have to check out their other stuff. Good lyrics. The band takes influence from Norma Jean but is from England.
quote:Originally posted by one3rd: Braid - Closer to Closed Colossal - Brave the Elements Colossal - Welcome the Problems Cynic - Carbon-Based Anatomy Dream Theater - A Dramatic Turn of Events Funeral Diner - The Wicked Modern Life Is War - Witness Morella's Forest - Super Deluxe Morella's Forest - Ultraphonic Hiss Morella's Forest - From Dayton With Love Motion City Soundtrack - Even If It Kills Me New Found Glory - Sticks and Stones
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Morella's Forest is one of my all time favorites - found them for super cheap as well when T & N were practically liquidating all of their pre-99 stuff back in a huge online sale in 2001. I've loved them ever since.
I've been mainly buying 7"s and 45's of late, way too many to list.
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I don't listen to them much any more, but i really like morella's forest, too.
random memory: i saw them once at some high school in indiana. i was in grad school and i took a friend of mine with me. we were the only people there not in high school or a chaperone for someone in high school. was kinda weird, but they were great. and the drummer approached me to chat cuz i had a dead can dance t-shirt on.
my recent purchases:
naked raygun - 7" series #1 (digital only, tho)
the bomb - the challenger (e.p. that apparently came out this past october. side project from jeff pezzati of naked raygun. very good stuff.)
the black keys - el camino dan auerbach - keep it hid
les savy fav - inches les savy fav - let's stay friends
rosie thomas - a very rosie christmas
the marked men - the marked men
the joy formidable - a balloon called moaning (a band that would have been a good tourmate with morella's forest!)
lil wayne - tha carter III black sabbath - paranoid the police - synchronicity mobb deep - the infamous kanye west - my beautiful dark twisted fantasy michael jackson - thriller earth - angels of darkness, demons of light, vol. I gza - liquid swords beach house - teen dream michael jackson - bad dead kennedys - frankenchrist the white stripes - the white stripes ice cube - lethal injection dead kennedys - plastic surgery disasters nirvana - unplugged deftones - around the fur cat power - the greatest interpol - turn on the bright lights jethro tull - aqualung
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Amorphis - Magic & Mayhem: Tales From the Early Years (old stuff re-recorded which for some reason includes their awful cover of "Light My Fire") La Dispute - Wildlife Engine Down - Demure Nightwish - Imaginaerum Opeth - Heritage Pianos Become the Teeth - The Lack Long After Thrice - Major/Minor
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Botch - An Anthology of Dead Ends Eastern Youth - What Can You See From Your Place Every Time I Die - Gutter Phenomenon Every Time I Die - The Big Dirty My Bloody Valentine - Isn't Anything A New Found Glory - Nothing Gold Can Stay New Found Glory - Coming Home New Found Glory - Not Without a Fight The Receiving End of Sirens - Between the Heart and the Synapse The Receiving End of Sirens - The Earth Sings Mi Fa Mi Ride - Nowhere Sonic Youth - Sister Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation Sonic Youth - Dirty
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Bear vs. Shark - Right Now, You're In the Best of Hands East of the Wall - Ressentiment East of the Wall - The Apologist Every Time I Die - Ex Lives (Deluxe Edition) Iced Earth - Dystopia (Deluxe Edition) Junius/Rosetta - Split EP Ride - Smile Silversun Pickups - Pikul Silversun Pickups - Seasick
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If you heard any of the EPs, it's along that same level of song quality with better studio production. There's significantly less heavy moments than Everything Starts Where it Ends or even parts of Pretend You're Alive. It's a very different feel, but the songs are still good.
Since I was a part of their fundraising to make the album I heard a lot of the demos and other tracks they considered for the album. I actually think a lot of the tracks that were on the EPs that weren't on the album were just as good if not better.
That said I like all of their stuff and they're one of my favorites, so take all of that with a grain of salt I guess. I honestly have no idea why they never got huge after Pretend You're Alive came out.
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