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I definitely don't remember this song having all these record scratching sounds in it but I guess everything between 1998 and 2000 did so

Paves wrote:

yeah not a fan

So much 4 broadening my horizons.

lol

No More Color goes hard

much harsher production than the later stuff so they still sound a lot like a more talented early Celtic Frost. almost a totally different/better band

Non-stop hits!

Some of these songs have been kicking around in my head 4 years and I'd lost track of what they were and how they fit together. U could get like 5 hits out of all the hooks in "Everybody Everybody" and "I Don't Know Anybody Else" but instead all that's packed into the first two fuckin tracks!

The title track is probably the weirdest thing to come out on an album like this that lots of people actually came out and bought. It's a short interlude but sounds like the bridge between UR's "Big Stone Lake" and Goldie's "Timeless" and came out 1 & 5 years before either of those. I guess most people didn't even notice it or care but this is like my favorite sort of thing in the world so it just blows my mind that it's on the same album as "Strike It Up."

There's even a straight up smooth jazz panty-pull instrumental and I really hope it's what the Ghost Box label named itself after.

I don't know if this is the sound of just not giving a shit anymore or what, maybe U can't blame them anymore at this point, I don't know.

I mean, these R some competently-arranged and performed pieces of music but how anyone involved in this thing was able to convince themselves that this even came close to living up to anything they'd done before just doesn't make sense. U don't spend a whole decade releasing really cool and unique music and then just wake up one day when U're 40 and completely forget everything about how to do that, or so I'd have thought!

Man if I could have heard this when it came out instead of 20 years later

Classic rockin
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Solid.

a lot of this recently

Now is the time of year that I like the best:

A couple weeks ago I saw a documentary about this guy and it actually did contain interview footage of the one and only Joe Pesci.  True story.

folding laundry and jamming the fuck down to this!

Oh, man. That's a good-ass call. Just enjoyed a sun-is-setting-on-a-warm-summer-evening spin of this favorite:

"Summer Soft," "All Day Sucker," and "Confusion" R the serious business SitKoL jams 4 me. Good album!

I'm listening to Captain Beyond.

Walking across The Brooklyn Bridge listening to Disintegration

All the Kompakt Total compilations R on Spotify and they're fucking killer. A shuffle on that playlist is hours of listening pleasure.

Last night's driving vibes:

holds up

^a fine record

I haven't thought of this song in years and I was actually really obsessed with this EP when it came out.

Why is it so fucking hard 4 musicians to not throw their careers away?

A.R. & Machines...some krautrock bullshit I never heard before.  Fairly tasty.

Hell yeah, B. Good shit.