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Wall Feces May 21, 2008 01:10 PM

Which ones do you want? I took them off my webspace to make room for Genesis, but I can put whatever ones you want on Sendspace for now.

Dark Nation May 21, 2008 01:27 PM

Well I'd like to hear the first album to see what they're about, and then the others if possible later on.

Speaking of which, thanks for the Genesis, I've only really listened to Phil Colins when he went solo, aka IN THE AIR TONIGHT, WOAHWOAH.

Wall Feces May 21, 2008 04:58 PM

Send big files the easy way. Files too large for email attachments? No problem!

There ya go! Let me know if you want the other(s)!

Will May 22, 2008 12:27 AM

I'm beginning to think it's sprout's mission to share every last famous prog act with the MEC. Personally, I think it'd be pretty sweet if you had any of the obscure stuff you might find, say, on the Prog Archives' playlist. You know what I'm talking about. ;) Have you ever heard of Arena? I always thought they were pretty cool.

Heavy Metal Bebop is fucking sweet. It's like Earth, Wind and Fire meets Chick Corea.

NovaX May 22, 2008 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Matt (Post 605819)
Yeah, to be honest I enjoyed Dig, Lazarus Dig!!! so much that I bought the album that very day.

Great to hear!

Wall Feces May 22, 2008 01:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Will (Post 607294)
I'm beginning to think it's sprout's mission to share every last famous prog act with the MEC. Personally, I think it'd be pretty sweet if you had any of the obscure stuff you might find, say, on the Prog Archives' playlist. You know what I'm talking about. ;) Have you ever heard of Arena? I always thought they were pretty cool.

Haha, you've figured me out ;)

I myself am slowly but surely digging up some stuff for my own listening pleasure... It's great to know I've barely scratched the surface of what this awesome musical "genre" has to offer.

I will have some more stuff up soon, I assure you :)

i am good at jokes May 22, 2008 10:07 AM

I've been giving the Brecker Brother's album a listen and I'd like to urge everyone who's into Fusion Jazz to give it a listen, it's pretty awesome stuff. Will's analogy is pretty much right on the ball.

Also, to those of you who like the Mahavishnu Orchestra, The Lost Trident Sessions is IMO their best album, so look for it if you have a chance. If I were in Montreal, I'd up it but unfortunately I won't be there for another three months so that's not possible right now. Just thought I'd mention it since it's definitely worth a listen.

Dark Nation May 22, 2008 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by sprouticus (Post 607129)

Got it with no problems. I'll give it a listen later, I'm currently trying to make my 8 song selections for the SAUS II.

Glad to hear people enjoyed Heavy Metal Bebop, that gives me more confidence to release other stuff I might come across =D

Dullenplain May 30, 2008 12:29 AM

Ence and Tails.

Remember that "guess which members sent what song" event? What was it . . . the GFF Community Album Project?

I think I recall that the two of you had expressed favorable interest in the band Happy End based on the song I submitted.

I've uploaded them onto the MEC thread.

wvlfpvp Jun 1, 2008 06:19 PM

I uploaded the Moxy Früvous debut album to the thread.

Get it.

I'll upload more if y'all like them.

Will Jun 4, 2008 12:00 AM

I'm enjoying everything posted lately. Good stuff guys.

Paco Jun 19, 2008 02:03 PM

HAHA! Yes! That Fleet Foxes joint is indeed a great album. I think Amara posted it right around the time he banned himself from earth forever but it's nice to see it uploaded again.

YO PITTSBURGH MIKE HERE Jun 19, 2008 05:06 PM

It just came out a week or two ago, so I doubt it.

Will Jun 19, 2008 05:17 PM

Guys, it was posted a page back, along with the Sun Giant EP. :p

NovaX Jun 19, 2008 09:53 PM

Don't I feel like a massive dolt. Oh well.

Will Jun 20, 2008 03:03 AM

You shouldn't, it's one of the best albums picthfork has posted in while. But while I'm at it the Beach House and Vampire Weekend albums are good too.

Dark Nation Jul 2, 2008 03:24 PM

Decided to add something new to the MEC, seeing as how the last entry was June 20th :)
Let me know what you guys think of my addition.

Will Jul 8, 2008 05:41 PM

Sorry it took so long, I downloaded a while ago but just got around to listening. I'm really digging Emancipator. And for a genre that misses a lot more than it hits, that's something.

Now I gotta check out all the new hip-hop. I'm excited.

wvlfpvp Jul 8, 2008 05:54 PM

I'm currently uploading Project 86's Truthless Heroes. For those of you who enjoyed the other P86 upload I did (and for those of you who just enjoy well-done spoken word/hardcore), this is a fantastic album.

Paco Jul 10, 2008 05:49 PM

While I'm not a big fan of Alexisonfire in general, I might be willing to download this last album of theirs. I wasn't too impressed with their first album and we saw them at Warped back in 2004 to the same lukewarm feeling from me. City & Colour, on the other hand, THAT is an awesome upload and I recommend everyone to grab it and listen to it.

knkwzrd Jul 10, 2008 05:53 PM

I hate to say it, but everything in this last upload gets filed with Arcade Fire in the "Overplayed to Hell" folder for people who live in Canada. This stuff has been playing in the same rotations as Rihanna and Fall Out Boy for about four years now up here. :/

Arkhangelsk Jul 10, 2008 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by wvlfpvp
I'm currently uploading Project 86's Truthless Heroes. For those of you who enjoyed the other P86 upload I did (and for those of you who just enjoy well-done spoken word/hardcore), this is a fantastic album.

Thanks for uploading this!

I remember wanting to listen to it a looong time ago because of how the album is loosely based on Huxley's Brave New World, and I like when music bases itself on some form of literature. But I also remember being scared off by the whole "Christian Rock" label and the fact that a friend of mine had foisted a lot of that sort of thing on me in high school -- and I didn't particularly care for most of it.

However, I am more than willing to check it out for free :).

wvlfpvp Jul 10, 2008 07:41 PM

Oh, they're Christians, but the album is kinda more along the lines of social and political commentary. Oh, and I still haven't heard anything QUITE like it in any musical circle. They've termed themselves (or people have termed them) post-hardcore, and, considering the implications of the "post" prefix in rock, it seems apt enough. I mean, dude doesn't really rap or just scream the lyrics like so much hardcore tends to have. That's why I've termed them spoken word/hardcore. Fits better.

Skexis Jul 10, 2008 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Immigrant Overflow (Post 625518)
While I'm not a big fan of Alexisonfire in general, I might be willing to download this last album of theirs. I wasn't too impressed with their first album and we saw them at Warped back in 2004 to the same lukewarm feeling from me. City & Colour, on the other hand, THAT is an awesome upload and I recommend everyone to grab it and listen to it.

I listened to a discography of them, and I didn't like the first album either. The second was pretty good, but this one is definitely my favorite. I'd say give it a chance if you like the back and forth of growling and soft vocals.

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Originally Posted by knkwzrd (Post 625522)
I hate to say it, but everything in this last upload gets filed with Arcade Fire in the "Overplayed to Hell" folder for people who live in Canada. This stuff has been playing in the same rotations as Rihanna and Fall Out Boy for about four years now up here. :/

Yeah, I figured this would be old hat to the Canucks, but I really haven't seen much exposure for them locally, or heard any of my friends online or off talk about them. I can understand why you might shrug at the thought of listening to them again, though.

If there's no objections, I'll probably follow up with City & Colour's second album, which I consider to be a lot better than the first. (Which was already pretty good.)

knkwzrd Jul 17, 2008 02:40 AM

I have a request. If you guys remember way back, my very first post in the oldest M.E.C. thread was an album called "Parrots On Fire (And Other Signs Of Hope)" by a band called the Algy Krebbs Quartet. I realize that I upped this a looooooooong time ago, and that no one may have a copy, but if anyone actually DOES have this floating around, an upload would be hugely appreciated, as I can't seem to find mine anymore.


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