Albums You're Digging II

[Peter Manter]

I've always liked the band, but i saw them live a few nights ago and they really just blew me away - that reminded me of how incredibly great this album is!
it's sort of dark, but never depressing and the vocal is really interesting and different.

[sr10]

^

I guess in a good way, if you are posting here. Would you recommend it?

[wickedred]

Have you heard anything else by Jonathan Coulton? The man has quite the catalog of music, all of which is great.

[Client_u]

Heaven or Las Vegas is tied with Treasure in my book. Blue Bell Knoll comes in after that. I'd say those are their 3 required listens...if I had to throw one more in the book it would be Victorialand.

[flygal]

[[email protected]]

i really dig what i've heard but i haven't really delved into him yet.

link?

[Peeves]

could you help me. wink wink

[taysean]

^ Appreciated.

[POTC fangrl]

Violent Silence - S/T (2003)

One of the most unusual and high-driven albums I've had the pleasure of enjoying in quite awhile...and not a guitar in sight!

Basically, this album blenRAB knotty 80's King Crimson-esque progressive rock with more contemporary/alternative vocals and production...along with the occasional post-punk touch led by bass, drums and some keyboarRAB at the forefront of the mix. Interesting vocals add a neat element to the proceedings also, and overall I'm quite pleased by the stark originality this debut presents.

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[oh uhm gee]

Agreed. But somehow I downloaded the clean version...ah...it's weird.