#121

this is cool. thank you!

#122

Or Clear Spot.

I made the same mistake starting with Trout Mask Replica.

#123

Also maybe C W Stoneking?

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#124

This guy does good ‘trance blues’

On an Indian music tip, check out the album Call of the Valley, kind of a love story where the male and female parts get played by different instruments (some kind of flute and guitar I think) but generally beautiful and bucolic

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#125

Fat Possum is awesome!

#126

Yes I remember one of my friends saying that he bought TMR and only listened to it the once. Think you need to prepare yourself for it. Quite like it now

#127

he’s making that guitar talk man. wow.

#128

on it!

#129

It’s boss!

Not at all like the music I was thinking of (it’s instrumental), but it’s very, very boss.

#130

“Indian music”

Watch Anoushka Shankar’s Glastonbury 2016 set. She’s Ravi’s daughter, and she takes the sitar to some VERY interesting places:

#131

sitar always sounds really futuristic to me. crazy it’s so old.

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#132

Kaleidoscope Dream > Channel Orange

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#133

Hell…

All I Want Is You > Channel Orange

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#134

@yuggy There’s quite a few recent rnb albums I prefer to Channel Orange (which I like but dont love)

Luke James — Luke James.
Tinashe — Aquarius
Goapele — Break of Dawn
K Michelle — any of her last three albums
Dawn Richard — Goldenheart
Kehlani — You Should Be Here
Dumblonde — dumblonde
Ty Dolla $ign — Free TC
Gallant — Ology
Maxwell — blackSUMMERSnight
YMTK — All the Right Places
The Dream — any of his first three albums but especially his first two

#135

yeah even the 3rd Dream album is fucking miles ahead of Frank Ocean (I mean they’re pretty much the greatest R&B albums ever imo but that’s probably contentious)

#136

Uncle acid and the deadbeats - Valley of the dolls

Halfway between doom and psych.

#137

I’ve got your back.

Just re-listened to Channel Orange and I must say it’s more dull than I remembered. like 3 classic tracks and that’s about it :grimacing:

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#138

maybe Follakzoid or Goat? On the more poppy side, that Melody’s Echo Chamber album is quite crunchy

#139

can’t get enough of that goapele album since you recommended it last
nice one

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#140

Indian Music. Charanjiy Singh: 10 Ragas To A Disco Beat. Amazing this was released in 1982:

Modern blues. Would also recommend CW Stinking as mentioned above. His debut, Jungle Blues, is particularly great:

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