GhostontheNet (post: 1348931) wrote:Thievery Corporation - The Richest Man in Babylon
Yes, Thievery Corporation are brilliant dub producers, taking notes from Public Image Ltd. and the Post-Punk era and applying them to the age of globalization. With more police harassment of protesters at this year's G20 summit and rumors of war with Iran, I thought this album was a timely acquisition. So far I've listened to Radio Retaliation and The Richest Man In Babylon, although the tracks and samples I've heard from The Cosmic Game have remarkable dub space.everdred12a (post: 1348951) wrote:I like the Thievery Corperation. Have you listened to much of their other music? I'm very partial to The Cosmic Game.
GhostontheNet (post: 1348954) wrote:Yes, Thievery Corporation are brilliant dub producers, taking notes from Public Image Ltd. and the Post-Punk era and applying them to the age of globalization. With more police harassment of protesters at this year's G20 summit and rumors of war with Iran, I thought this album was a timely acquisition. So far I've listened to Radio Retaliation and The Richest Man In Babylon, although the tracks and samples I've heard from The Cosmic Game have remarkable dub space.
Kkun (post: 1352144) wrote:Jimmy Eat World - Futures
Converge - Axe to Fall
August Burns Red - Constellations
Etoh*the*Greato (post: 1352188) wrote:Coheed and Cambria - Same with this one, but I think I might sell these guys. The riffs are awesome but the singer's voice gets on my nerves pretty much instantly. I've not been able to listen to them without instantly shutting them back off.
That Dude (post: 1352184) wrote:I haven't heard Converge, but excellent choice with the other two...Futures has got to be one of my all time favorite albums and ABR is made of radness.
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