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Pardon My Freedom

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Louden Up Now (gift given)

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Louden Up Now

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Aurora

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Liquify (gift given)

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Liquify

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unclebigdave Great album that flows from start to finish - an auditory journey.

Long drive ahead - this is on the playlist. 🤘🏻 Favorite track: Desertman.

*Side Effects May Include: MILD TO MODERATE DEATH* Very chill album with some fuzz! The Pink Floyd/Sleep/The Restoned comparisons are spot on. Enjoy your shrooms and greens with this.... Favorite track: The Stars Dance Above Us.

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What a lush wee album this is, fills me with joy from first note to the last, plenty of guitar and chilled percussion. I only came across this a couple of days ago, yet find myself wishing for a 100 album back catalogue.
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The Crop

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The Crop

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Mike Shep Prog's not dead. Gong vs Goblin. Call it Gongblin. Excellent stuff, fellows.

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In Light ft. Jónsi

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Healing Is A Miracle (gift given)

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Healing Is A Miracle

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Family Feet May 2024 - Upgrade. Good album. Favorite track: Safe.

James Loves You This album is an ambient oasis. Drink deep and recover. Favorite track: Inspirit.

Niles Frantz Stunning and compelling.

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Walnuts

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On Bats (gift given)

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On Bats

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The Tonearm "There is obviously an unspoken limitation within it, due to the instruments … [but] people come up to you afterward and say they were zoning out and wanted to hear it for another half hour. That's also what's been interesting: with these instruments, my perception of time is changing in a way it doesn't with the guitar."

Check out our interview with David Watson & Bill Nace on The Tonearm ✨→ www.thetonearm.com/nocturnal-animals-inside-bill-nace-and-david-watsons-on-bats/ Favorite track: Walnuts.

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Plants

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What Would The Odd Do? (gift given)

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What Would The Odd Do?

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Umbring Exceptional stuff as usual. I've been listening to Guerilla Toss for a few years now but hadn't heard this LP till a week ago and I've been listening to it multiple times a day. Perfect encapsulation of what makes their sound so unique. I LOVE moth like me its so simple yet so effective. Favorite track: Moth Like Me.

Silhouette Something about the noise and lyrics and beautiful vocals strikes a chord deep within, a resonance that can't be adequately articulated here. Great album! Favorite track: What Would The Odd Do?.

impressivelad It's kinda nutty stuff. The dense layering of synths is overpowering, a rainbow coloured wall of sound.

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14th Floor

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Some Kind Of Happening: Singles 1978-1989 (gift given)

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Some Kind Of Happening: Singles 1978-1989

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usafcool101 Love having these tunes on Vinyl and the added single just is the icing on the cake.

Dirk Was looking forward to this. Highly disappointed with the sound quality, sounds numb and compressed. It's shocking. I am a huge fan of the TVPs but this is just a let down.

numanoid1979 Most of these songs were available on the 1995 "Yes darling, but is it Art?" CD release. I'm assuming the masters are gone, which is fine if you do a good transfer from the original records. When I saw these were remastered, I was looking forward to some light de-clicking and removal of rumble from the original transfers. This isn't the case. Instead they added some weird super loud "tape hiss" for lack of a better term, and it makes it sound harsh. Very disappointed in the "remastering". Favorite track: 14th Floor.

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Dreamless Sleep

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Balla Et Ses Balladins : Sakhodougou

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Music For A Revolution Vol 1 : Guinea's Syliphone Recording Label (1967-1973)

by Various Artists
Music For A Revolution Vol 1 : Guinea's Syliphone Recording Label (1967-1973)

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Andreas Krüger Each song stands on its own - together they are a marvelous collection & a great piece of musicology - very lovingly compiled. Excellent notes & design. Listened to it for weeks now (digital & vinyl) pretty much every 2nd or 3rd day.

Matsuli Music I love all of them and still have the wonderful original LPs. Be great if the liner notes were part of the download package. Favorite track: Orchestre Du Jardin De Guinée : Sakhodou.

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