Recommend your "hidden gem" albums for the 1990's
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Recommend your "hidden gem" albums for the 1990's
Post as many as you'd like, whether a major label flop or some obscure release by an obscure band from your obscure hometown.
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Re: Recommend your "hidden gem" albums for the 1990's
It’s Heavy in Here - Eric Matthews.
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Exit the Dragon too.
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Goya Dress - Rooms
Astrid - Boy Like You
Astrid - Boy Like You
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Rise Above - Epic Soundtracks
(also a big fan of It's Heavy in Here)
(also a big fan of It's Heavy in Here)
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Bent Fabric wrote:(also a big fan of It's Heavy in Here)
Me three (well... medium-sized fan).
Trailer Bride - (self-titled)
Amy Allison - The Maudlin Years
Varnaline - Sweet Life
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Butterfly Child - Soft Explosives
Kendra Smith- The Guild Of Temporal Adventurers
Northern Picture Library - Alaska
Kendra Smith- The Guild Of Temporal Adventurers
Northern Picture Library - Alaska
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Altitude - ALT (Andy White, Liam O'Moanlai & Tim Finn)
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All of my friends’ albums were good. Better than the stuff people still talk about.
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The Orange Humble Band - Assorted Creams
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Re: Recommend your "hidden gem" albums for the 1990's
All on the fairly obscure, but not obviously beyond the tastes of BCB side of things:
Crescent - Now
Radial Spangle - Ice Cream Headache, Syrup Macrame
Movietone - Movietone
Lake of Dracula - Lake of Dracula
Solex - Solex vs the Hitmeister
Gridlock - Further
Thule - 321 Norma 2
Crescent - Now
Radial Spangle - Ice Cream Headache, Syrup Macrame
Movietone - Movietone
Lake of Dracula - Lake of Dracula
Solex - Solex vs the Hitmeister
Gridlock - Further
Thule - 321 Norma 2
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Triage - David Baerwald
Mavericks - Chris Stamey and Peter Holsapple
The Language of Snakes - Andrew Cronshaw
Skin - Peter Himmelman
Is the Actor Happy? - Vic Chesnutt
Mavericks - Chris Stamey and Peter Holsapple
The Language of Snakes - Andrew Cronshaw
Skin - Peter Himmelman
Is the Actor Happy? - Vic Chesnutt
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On the "alternative" side...
Silver Jews - American Water
Screaming Trees - Dust
Geraldine Fibbers - Lost Somewhere
Walkabouts - Devils Road
Mark Lanegan - I'll Take Care of You
Silver Jews - American Water
Screaming Trees - Dust
Geraldine Fibbers - Lost Somewhere
Walkabouts - Devils Road
Mark Lanegan - I'll Take Care of You
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Samoan wrote:Altitude - ALT (Andy White, Liam O'Moanlai & Tim Finn)
Fine choice.
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toomanyhatz wrote:Triage - David Baerwald
Oh yes. The Postman and Born For Love are sublime.
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Re: Recommend your "hidden gem" albums for the 1990's
Silver Jews - The Natural Bridge
The second Elliott Smith and the final Heatmiser (such a giant, odd that he isn’t BCB mentioned much more)
Now the alt-Country shite has blown over don’t the Uncle Tupelo records stand out?
The second Elliott Smith and the final Heatmiser (such a giant, odd that he isn’t BCB mentioned much more)
Now the alt-Country shite has blown over don’t the Uncle Tupelo records stand out?
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gash on ignore wrote:Now the alt-Country shite has blown over don’t the Uncle Tupelo records stand out?
Mostly as evidence of how record critics once wielded great power.
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gash on ignore wrote:Exit the Dragon too.
I never warmed to that one myself (despite repeated efforts), but I do consider the preceding run of music leading up (Supersonic Storybook, Stull, Saturation) incredibly special.
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It’d make a very good Stull-sized EP.
It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Diamond Dog wrote:...it quite clearly hit the target with you and your nonce...
...a multitude of innuendo and hearsay...
...I'm producing facts here...