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7 minutes ago, cern said:
I hear you but I think strings from synthesizer like Juno-106 is the tits still!
But boy I miss the broken beats by the fuckin Techre! Jam like A teh teh Krr
Why?
Hear 04.00 in Cchli.. That orchestral sound that fading in to the mix.. Is not beautiful as fuk or what?because as you demonstrated they do it perfectly well themselves, without having to lug about a big clunky orchestra ^^
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22 minutes ago, beerwolf said:
Would be great if they used a real orchestra melded with their machine music.
please no
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Sign of the cross. the Booth Sean and the Brown Rob be on a similar path to Philip K. Dick in his later career
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On 3/29/2018 at 9:29 PM, Suffocate Peon said:
It's kind of sad I suppose but I'm claiming this sadness and owning it and I don't care what you think that i get a buzz out of thinking that people all over the world will be looking at Autechre and Aphex Twin and The Smiths and Joy Division and whoever -Karl Pilkington- and be fascinated about the places that these alien soundscapes/poetry/manc humour emerged from, cos I grew up here. UK members on wattm should be treated like gods really, or people who've walked among gods. You've all been to gigs, in close proximity, but i was within a continual 15 mile radius of sean booth and rob brown for every year of their music making upbringing. I might have even walked past them unknowingly in manchester arndale or laid eyes on the same things as they did, like the batmobile behind glass that was in there for years. Or maybe I've been handed change that was once in their possession. Their bacteria inside me at some point.
Imagine Sean, Ian and Karl going to the same school unaware of each other and that one day they would form the tri force of MonkeyManc genius
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On 10/11/2021 at 10:12 AM, chronical said:
didn't know rob dated audrey horne, cute
Sean looks extra happy in this photo too. I wonder who the lucky chap by his side is?
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Saw a group of niqab wearers today out in the sun and I realised I've ever seen a niqab wearer wearing sunglasses? Burka wearers probably wouldn't need sunglasses, but what an awesome fashion accessory nonetheless, adding an extra layer of intrigue to an already mysterious look.
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NTS must have been a hard thing to follow up, yeh. I guess going the opposite direction with small releases was the only way, hopefully they're ramping up again tho
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still feel kinda lukewarm on these two, I blame NTS. Hoping time and possibly next release (soon?) will change that!
currently have esc desc Metaz form8 r cazt on loop for evening walks with doge, so good for these autumn days
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chillin with some Jerk
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On 9/25/2021 at 8:03 PM, Amen Lare said:
I think it's their most "try hard" album: a situation of creative deadend being full-forcefully overcomed. Gives off this struggling and over-produced feeling. It's kinda the best one with doubts
the only album i know that feels like it's desperately trying to power through a debilitating bout of constipation, in a good way.
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Arnold's Pizza Shop condones the pineapple, adding 'whatever floats your boat baby'
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do the boys unanimously think it's cheesy? Or is it mainly Sean. Cause I could picture Rob basking in some Amber while doin the dishes.
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....fishsticks
I just had a lovely pizza courtesy of arnold's pizza shop
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The Cadbury's Flake Bar Fail Saga continues. Not only was the drink a disaster (congealed flavorless muck) but now the remnants of the last two bars, which we decided to bring along on a beach picnic, were upon opening, immediately taken by the wind and now lie strewn o'er yonder the salty reaches
On a lighter note, Cheeto's Cheddar Jalapeño Crunchies are the bomb.
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Imagine the shock and dismay I endured upon inspecting the multipack of Cadbury's Flake bars i bought last Thursday afternoon, when I discover they are uniformly pulverized beyond recognition. Although the joys of a Flake bar in no small way are down to their unique flakeyness, the satisfyingly dry and airy crumble ought never to occur prior to consumption. The handling of the brown gold requires a degree of care similar to that of priceless chinaware. One would be a fool, however, to allow dire situations as this to dampen ones mood, and I intend therefore not to allow my frame of mind to suffer a fate similar to that of the chocs, and have decided to make a delicious mug of coco from their powdery remains
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Hotel Coolgardie entertaining fly on the wall docu on the misadventures of two Finnish girls working in a bar in the Australian outback
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quite enjoyed first season of the white lotus
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^yeah! when he got his wings i thought it was going to be a tale of how the bat came to be ^^
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All I know is that the ones who bask in it, strive for it and succeed in it are ones I would 'much rather kick in the eye' the rest who calmy abide with it, like you put up with the shenanigans of a boisterous child are alright in my book.
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been listening to the same two boc playlists comprised of tchp/geogaddi/iabpoitc tracks and a few from mhtrtc for some years now to the point where any other way would sound a little off. Tomorrow's Harvest prefer on its own as an album. I never really get an apocalyptic vibe from any of it, TH though for me nails that wistful feeling you get when summer starts to turn autumny
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both are good options and not mutually exclusive.
the thing not to combine though, is chicken and cornflakes
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these guys make some nice docus
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Mental illness is demonic possession
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I also feel more drawn to the magical and poetic rather than the scientific, at least when it concerns the inner workings of our personalities and thoughts.
in an ideal world, shamans, witches and other nature folk would work alongside psychiatrists and doctors for a more well rounded approach.