[Album] Gamingforce Music Exposure Club™ Discussion

Ok, it seems like I found a file I couldn't get from the ftp, and that is the band Kenso with the album "III". Also, if there is someone who has more of this band I would appreciate you sharing it!

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Kenso - III
For all you curious onlookers, I've always thought the album is similar to a PS2 RPG's soundtrack being done by Ozric Tentacles.

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Hi> This thread looks very nice!

I am going to upload Praful's 'Pyramid in your Backyard' to the other thread if anyone is interested.

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Before anyone yells at RainMan, I've already directed him toward the actual MEC thread. He didn't know there were two, which is a simple mistake.

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I was speaking idiomatically.

I got the hang of it Crash. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

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Dude, keep it up, I'm digging Praful.

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Yeah, same here. I actually just got around to listening to it today but I really dig this album so far. It's got this Massive-Attack-locked-in-combat-with-Yann-Tiersen-with-Coltrane-as-a-ref kinda thing going.

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Well said.

And just when I was getting bored with guitar albums, Nanaman saves the day. It sounds like a combination of Jeff Back and Satch. Good stuff.

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I have to drop off a thank you for Midlake, Nova. The whole album is terrific, particularly Head Home which I have to name my favorite track.

Encephalon, you pretty much nailed Praful on the head with your clever-if-ever-too-lengthy-(do-you-see-what-im-trying-to-do-here?) description

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Sure, just when I was finished going through all my recent downloads, some asshole puts up ten albums at once. =p It wouldn't be a problem if it was a bunch of crap, but most of it looks interesting. Damn you.

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I had a whole day with nothing to do at all. I couldn't help myself.

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Moondog was great and surprising in all kinds of ways. I'll surely explore the rest of his works.

Funny to notice how it has been sampled to death, heh.

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Yeah, Moondog is probably the only thing I'll be listening to again (beside The Sadies, which I already had).

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Figured I would pop in long enough to mention how epic the "Ants to the Sky" track off of the new Between the Buried and Me album is.

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yo Encephalon! thanks for uploading this new nujabes mixtape. I didn't have that one!

For those wondering where the hell was I in the last year...well.... I was in Japan for 8 months and I came back to canada like 3 months ago and it took me a while before going back to my old state....so...I shall bring back my presence to GFF more often and upload some great music..like I used too!

Good to know this thread is still alive. good stuff!

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PLUG!!!!

Welcome back! <3

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Between the Buried and Me isn't me unfortunately. However, Ayreon is sick. I'm only on track one and I very much like what I'm hearing.

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Originally Posted by Will

Dude, keep it up, I'm digging Praful.

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Edit: btw, Divest, why did you rate this down?

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Originally Posted by Room

Between the Buried and Me isn't me unfortunately. However, Ayreon is sick. I'm only on track one and I very much like what I'm hearing.

Have you heard their most recent album, Colors? If not, I'd say give that one a shot. It's on the skill level of Dream Theatre.

The other albums (though they're one of my favorite bands) just don't hold up to their latest. Can't even hold a candle to it.

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Yeah, I don't remember liking Between the Buried and Me, but I gave Colors a shot and was pleasantly surprised.

I never got into Ayreon either, but if the first track is any indication, this may be the album that gets me.

Oh yeah, Nanaman, I'm actually enjoying the J-Pop. XD Actually, I've enjoyed all your contributions so far, keep it up.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Since I can't prop a post twice, I'll just do this instead. I think anyone who's into laid back folk music should go listen to the Moyshe McStiff & The Tartan Lancers Of The Sacred Heart album knkwzrd posted.

It's absolutely refreshing to listen to and it's got a cool medieval type groove going to it which is very nice. The instrumentation is also a bit out of the ordinary which helps to make it appealing. Truly worth a listen. Props once more to knk!!!

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When I downloaded that album, all I saw was C.O.B. and I assumed it was a Children of Bodom album. XD I'll admit, I don't think I gave it a chance once I realized I was mistaken.

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Originally Posted by Divest

Have you heard their most recent album, Colors? If not, I'd say give that one a shot. It's on the skill level of Dream Theatre.

The other albums (though they're one of my favorite bands) just don't hold up to their latest. Can't even hold a candle to it.

I'll give it a shot - hey it's free right? Btw I'm pretty damned glad you like De Palma's Dahlia. The way it was critically and commercially lambasted was tragic. (His newest film, Redacted, however, is a real tragedy, an extreme, dismal low point in a great filmmaker's career).

On track: I've never heard of The Field, and Techno for me was 8th grade (8 years ago). But I do LOVE the word "minimalist", so allowed the download to take place. It's beautiful. Mellow, even. Soothing, though it definitely packs a beat. First impressions usually take off in different directions over time, but I sense a timeless quality to the album; its hard for me even to pinpoint favs since the album works so well collectively. Thanks Capo.

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Aryeon is amazing. One of the better things I've heard in a long, long while.

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Originally Posted by Room

I'll give it a shot - hey it's free right? Btw I'm pretty damned glad you like De Palma's Dahlia. The way it was critically and commercially lambasted was tragic. (His newest film, Redacted, however, is a real tragedy, an extreme, dismal low point in a great filmmaker's career).

On track: I've never heard of The Field, and Techno for me was 8th grade (8 years ago). But I do LOVE the word "minimalist", so allowed the download to take place. It's beautiful. Mellow, even. Soothing, though it definitely packs a beat. First impressions usually take off in different directions over time, but I sense a timeless quality to the album; its hard for me even to pinpoint favs since the album works so well collectively. Thanks Capo.

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

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