this lead me to this lead me to this lead me to this

[jeremymacgregor87]

this:

lead me to "The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place" by Explosions in the Sky:

lead me to "& Yet & Yet" by Do Make Say Think:

lead me to "Eingya" by Helios:

and here I am at "Copia" by Eluvium:

[Captain James Mission]

this

lead me to this:

which lead me to this:

...

 

(JUST KIDDING. NICE THREAD!)

[Guest Lube Saibot]

this

 

lead me to this

 

lead me to this

 

lead me to this

 

lead me to this

 

lead me to this

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don't ask.

[jeremymacgregor87]

Don't ask.

 

lol, well you got there in the end

[Guest Lube Saibot]

Be honest, if you did the same kind of sequence (i did mine from when i was 5) i'd be just as cringeworthy.

[chenGOD]

 

+

 

 

led to everything.

 

That was in 1984 when I was 10.

[Guest Lube Saibot]

pwned by discogs yet again

[chenGOD]

if you mean that those albums came out in 1982, that's correct. I experienced them in 1984, when I was 10.

[Guest Super lurker ultra V12]

discogs doesn't allow hotlinking

[Guest theSun]

 

 

this is about when i started playing bass

 

 

 

 

 

 

then autechre happened about 2 years ago and i have listened to them about 90% of the time over the period since then.

[Guest margaret thatcher]

 

led to

 

 

led to

 

[Guest iamabe]

this

 

lead me to

 

lead me to

 

lead me to

 

[Guest illfly mandog]

This

lead to these guys

lead to this

Which lead to bursting into tears at the end of Mt Saint Michel + Saint Michaels Mount!

[Hautlle]

<- 13/14 yrs old

 

to

 

 

to

 

 

to

 

 

and then

 

<- 17 yrs old. I tried to find a picture of the old joyrex site, but couldn't =(

 

 

<- 10+ yrs later...

[Guest iamabe]

fun thred

[bubbhasdance]

 

to this

 

 

to this

 

 

to this

 

 

to this

 

 

to this

 

 

APPPPHHHHEXXXXX

 

to this

 

 

to this

 

 

to this

 

four pushin'

 

this is from my early teens (13ish) to now

[jules]

 

 

 

 

 

[Food]

(start at age 7 or so):

RUN DMC/Beastie Boys/the beatles -

Queen -

Metallica -

Rage -

Nin/ministry -

AFX/Squarepusher/Ae -

6 or so years of pretty terrible rock music (mainly tool I spose)-

sigur ros/mogwai/godspeed -

weed (not the user, the grass) - ae (eggshell) -

squarepusher/afx/vsnares/u-ziq/boc -

clark/tim exile/afx/ae mostly I look forward to at this juncture.

 

interestingly I probably had the best taste when I was 7 lol. although a big shoutout to pot for showing me eggshell. amazing amazing song.

[Guest Z_B_Z]

this

to this

to these two

to this

[Boxing Day]

[Guest Apeofnaples]

this

to this

to these two

to this

 

Could you recommend any CoH for beginners? I love Soisong, definitely want to hear more of Ivan.

[Cryptowen]

Truth be told most of the bands/artists I listen to were the result of hearing them somewhere by chance, having them suggested by another person, or seeing it posted on a production forum. I have a list of groups I've been meaning to check out because *insert musician I listen to here* mentions them as an influence, but I never get around to it.

[Guest Z_B_Z]

 

 

Could you recommend any CoH for beginners? I love Soisong, definitely want to hear more of Ivan.

 

id go with 'strings'. probably the easiest to get into out of all the releases ive heard by him. and if you like that one, go 'patherns', 'above air', and 'coh plays cosey'. his ep collab with coil called 'love uncut' is pretty good too.

 

heres a good example of his dancier side. turns particularly great at around 2:19 >>

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_MzGoOiNjU

[xyrofen]

In Order:

 

Then it goes on and on and on.

 

The top one starts when I was 7, the last one is when I was 15. I skipped over some stuff (like Sum 41) because I forgot where they go and if I kept going there'd be well over 700 pictures after I hit Autechre. The only thing on that list I no longer listen to is Sum 41 and SOAD.

[jeremymacgregor87]

 

this album cover is amazing!