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>>65663941
eric's trip - love tara
>>65663902
Colours - S/T
it's your boy
>>65663902
4/4
+++For having The Baddest Beams
Texan Girlfriend - My Gun
>>65664637
2/3
W-w-why isn't your qt wearing pants?
The Brave Little Abacus - Just Got Back From the Discomfort
If you already checked that out
Somebody's Basement - Someone Else
>>65665321
I swear to god you have the same taste i had two years ago, lots of good shit on there
Recommend the new Sound of Ceres (aka Candy Claws) album if you haven't checked it out already
>>65663941
10/13
Uh...idk Foot Shoppe? It's a great Macintosh Plus remix album
>>65665393
2/2 Definitely gotta check out some of the stuff you got on there
You should be the one reccing me shit
>>65665946
Here's mine
>>65665946
>>65665321
Same taste as two years ago huh? Are you 22 by any chance? Because I'm 20 right now.
>>65665946
i'm not sure which chart is yours but i think the work of Bruce Haack is a pretty interesting rabbit hole if you haven't tried it already
he made rudimentary electronic music for children during the late 60s / early 70s, and built a lot of his own instruments
the album "Together" that i listed is probably his most sentimental-sounding work, but most people know him for the darker electronica-meets-acid-rock album "The Electric Lucifer", which is all about the devil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-dYltLqTso
there's a 2004 documentary about his life and music, but a lot of it is devoted to showing a bunch of basement-dwelling nobodies saying some variation on "woah, Haack's work is so trippy"
>>65666107
Uh 19, sorry man lol
>>65666240
Checking him out, really really interesting, whats blowing me away is that this was made in the 70s, holy shit that's insane
>>65666424
yeah, i really love his work
his children's stuff with Esther Nelson might come off as a bit corny at first listen, but in my opinion it's worth listening to that before "Haackula" and "Bite", the albums he made during his depression towards the end of his life - they show a different side to him that he'd never really expressed in public before, so they hit a bit harder once you're familiar with the kind of world he was creating before that
