#62

Lots of posts in this thread aren’t exactly what I’d call spoken word vocals, more just limited singers with a limited range.

The absolute pinnacle of real spoken word vocalists is Meanwhile, Back in Communist Russia in my humble.

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#63

Came here to say this:

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#64

Wild Swans - The Coldesst Winter for 100 years The quality of this upload is baaad, but it’s a great song, although, as the title suggests, we’re in the wrong season for it.

A House - Endless Art - Someone put this on a mixtape for me once, absolutely loved it.

Orphans and Vandals - Mysterious Skin - one of my favourite songs of all time

#65

That’s ok, more range of shit for me to check out.

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#66

Hey folks… your new favourite song…

#67

Came here to post this. But I must have posted it several times over the years in these threads. Great track.

#68

Lifter Puller and the Hold Steady.
The Crimea
Johnny Foreigner

#69

I keep listening to bands and thinking of this thread. Fontaines DC do this:

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#70

Not a band but the Thomas Ligotti album ‘The Unholy City’ is pretty great. Musically it is pretty basic though.

#71

And following on from that- The For Carnation

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#72

Gang of four - Love like anthrax

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#73

Aphex Twin - Cock/ver10

“Come on you cunt let’s 'av some Aphex acid!”

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#74

Shit, just realises i posted this in the wrong thread! :sweat_smile: still, glad someone liked it.

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#75

It sort of fits the bill, tbf.

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#76
#77

I thought you were being funny!

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#79

Excellent shout. I heard this earlier for the first time. Much better than the first single they released imo.

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#80

I guess it’s the comfortable chair
And company, you can’t buy company
It’s a frame of mind
It’s people who’ve been through what you’ve been through
And a cigar,
A good cigar now and again

#81

Love hearing Craig Finn tell a story about kids, drugs and the twin cities area:

The Van Pelt are also underrated, but great

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