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DeadlyRaptor
The Velvet Underground & Nico, followed by White Light/White Heat. The albums after that have a very different sound since John Cale, a key member who was integral to the original sound, left. Those are the only two VU albums I have.
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DeadlyRaptor
I wonder what the effects of playing lengthy progressive rock on plants are. Do the plants grow bigger? What's the ratio of minutes of song length to height of plants?
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DeadlyRaptor
It does seem lengthy, but I say leave it. Sometimes it's good to look back on what we have said.
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DeadlyRaptor
Every now and then I get an energy in me and I need to sing along to loud, raucous songs filled with the same energy. It's one of the best feelings ever for me. Great music always puts up a light bulb in my head and pushes me forward.
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ichatterbaby
inappropriate terminology. and that's a real picture of you...i don't understand
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ichatterbaby
i feel like that's not true. i didn't know you wanted me to respond to BAAAAAABBBYYYY!!!
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DeadlyRaptor
Oh, oh, go look up Explosions in the Sky; specifically, get The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place. It's post rock, like Sigur Ros, except no singing at all. You should also get some Pixies into your collection - Doolittle is a requirement for existence.
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DeadlyRaptor
I'll check her out, for sure. Alas, I still lack music to recommend, unless you're in the mood for some long songs...
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DeadlyRaptor
Going for it right now. Now, I don't exactly have much to recommend you, but I say go for Perdition City, an album by Ulver. It's totally in my, like, top five albums ever. Beautiful music. I was gonna recommend Thievery Corporation, but I figured you'd already know of them and searching through your library, lo and behold, you do! Bah.
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