[Album] Gamingforce Music Exposure Club™ Discussion

It's unfortunate that some of the old downlaod links have dissipated. Expander's FTP seems to be down as well, so I'm checking out some of the more recent posts that are still active. I posted those Joy Electric albums, hope you enjoy them Enceph! I hope to post some more stuff in the future.

I'm gonna listen to Ikue Asazaki and Lights Out Asia's Garmonium for now. This thread-series is sweet, I hope to devote some more time to it.

Ikue Asazaki: Wow, nice voice. It's a little scratchy, I like it more or less. The piano themes are nice and gentle. I listened to of the beginning few tracks.

Light Out Asia: I'm enjoying this a bit more, simply becaue of its diversity and a beat compared to Ikue, understandably, the music's moods are for different purposes. I imagine listening to Akue, maybe, outside on a cd player, maybe stoned. Heh. (I don't smoke anymore.)

Also: I attest to the quality of Buck 65, and Viking Metal, and Opeth included.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Eskimo's Commercial album has some interesting ditties. It's very spooky though, maybe I'll use this CD to blast outside during Halloween. Would be fairly fitting, I think. The other Eskimo cd, with the long tracks, was a unique listening experience to say the least. The sounds of a girl panting and crying is pretty fearful.

J. Ralph's got some quality stuff! "One Million Miles Away" reminded me of some of Boards of Canada's new Campfire Headphase album. Diverse album, a good one for a little more easier listening than Eskimo ^_^.

Adaro is pretty out there. I need some more time to listen to it.

Posted Tarwater's Silur. A dark electronica experimental abstract cd of which I am very fond of (one of my favorites) Great night music!

There's nowhere I can't reach.