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Well, we can thank a particular post-rock turboslut on this board for my intro to Laura. He knows who he is and he knows he needs industrial strength razors for his post-rock beardisms.
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so i just wanted to say sigur rós is coming to my town (Guadalajara, México) this next June and I'm fucking wetting my panties!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wooooooooohooooooooooo!!!!!
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Kristopher
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I don't listen to as much prog rock as I should.I do listen to the 'popular' prog rock duo of Riverside and Porcupine Tree.I tell you what,the music produced by both is masterpiece quality.With the excessive amounts of metal I listen to,I like to call these my chillout bands,especially the case with Riverside!
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On closer inspection I have.Definately haven't taken up Post Rock yet,but with myself like to think I am quite open minded in regards to music maybe I will come across the genre as a whole in the future and give it an extensive listen!
That's cool, man... it's a great genre.
I just watched last night Mono's DVD The Sky Remains The Same As Ever, since I've also seen Sigur Ros's DVD, and it seems the trend with post rock DVD's is to not have a conventional concert or whatever. Sigur Ros document there tour back home and the sights and so on , and Mono have thjis artistic music filled documentary (I don't really know how to explain it). On the whole, it's cool that they're trying new things, but sometimes you just feel like watching a live show at home, and not in the mood for more than that. But Mono's DVD is really great, way better than Sigur Ros's (of which I didn't watch the whole thing). Also, it was cool seeing the guys from Explosions In The Sky hanging out with them.
Finally, I just wanted to post this since, even though it isn't the whole song, I find it fucking awesome:
[ame]http://youtube.com/watch?v=czmgu74dbec&feature=related[/ame]
I just watched last night Mono's DVD The Sky Remains The Same As Ever, since I've also seen Sigur Ros's DVD, and it seems the trend with post rock DVD's is to not have a conventional concert or whatever. Sigur Ros document there tour back home and the sights and so on , and Mono have thjis artistic music filled documentary (I don't really know how to explain it). On the whole, it's cool that they're trying new things, but sometimes you just feel like watching a live show at home, and not in the mood for more than that. But Mono's DVD is really great, way better than Sigur Ros's (of which I didn't watch the whole thing). Also, it was cool seeing the guys from Explosions In The Sky hanging out with them.
Finally, I just wanted to post this since, even though it isn't the whole song, I find it fucking awesome:
[ame]http://youtube.com/watch?v=czmgu74dbec&feature=related[/ame]
fizz6207
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check out Equus - Eupheria, released this year. Great hypnotic post with use of mellotron, very long songs.
in_my_time_of_disease
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The mono dvd owns. I've been spinning you are there heaps recently, such a great album. If their next is better it will have to be one of the best post rock albums hands down as you are there is already one of my top favorites.
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