They're certainly not feeling constrained by "radio friendly" these days.

 

I love it tho.

I started listening to that and I'll go back to it, as I really didn't mind it (I like experimental, I just don't usually "get" The Flaming Lips), but then I remembered I wanted to listen to The Ocean's new one, Pelagial.

legendary pink dots - the maria dimension

^ such a great album, from my favourite period of theirs their golden period

 

Me:  Flaming Lips, The Terror -- easily my favourite album of theirs, I am totally digging this -- it's got space, it's got proggishness, it's got experimentation, and it's got hooks -- how is it I don't usually like these guys?

The Fifth Element (soundtrack)

 

Depeche Mode -- Delta Machine

 

Amorphis -- clean vocals ftw!

Sound City | Real to Reel
 

 

 

Now: 

 

Spring Breakers OST

 

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Tangram, Layers -- with an act name like "Tangram", you expect some very Tangerine Dream -like music.  And you'd be right.

Same order as their show the other night:

 

The Sea The Sea (EP):

 

 

Amy Speace “How To Sleep In A Stormy Boat”:

Pulshar, Different Drum -- dub techno

Bruckner Symphony No 7, Wand/Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Esoteric SACD

Oh shit, when did that come out?  (Does the 'wanders off...' thing)

Rodriguez - Cold Fact

 

^^^^ need to listen to his stuff, after seeing "Searching For Sugar Man"

I was listening to the news coming out of the IED attack at the Boston marathon the entire way in to work today.  Unholy carp!

Nnenna Freelon - Button Up Your Raincoat

The Kinks - Lola

Sylvan, Sceneries -- a pentuple of quadrilogies...or rather, a quadrilogy of quadrilogies and one trilogy.  Prog by contemporary standards, although I'd call it neo-prog...post-prog?  Delightful.  Melikey.

Sylvan, Force of Gravity -- more neo-prog; medigs.

Briggs and Stratton....LIVE! Front row seats too!