This is the Twin Peaks performance I keep coming back to

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NOPE

Mate, I fucking love Hawks and Doves, Reactor and Trans but that’s it for his eighties stuff.

Oh, bar the Eldorado EP. One of the best things he ever released.

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I’ve had this song in my head for the past month

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Forgot this cover existed. Surprisingly not a pisstake

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Think they did it for an old NME Beatles covers comp or something but might well have been reused later

Now lead me onto this

put that Jane weaver album on at someone’s house and they told me it was shit :frowning:

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Thought it was poppy enough that everyone would like it, think I’m bad at judging what music people who aren’t into weird music would enjoy, could never be a dj

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fucking good album tbf

Decided to listen to Music Has The Right To Children; spurred on by this article https://pitchfork.com/features/article/why-boards-of-canadas-music-has-the-right-to-children-is-the-greatest-psychedelic-album-of-the-90s/ and the fact that the slow Spring evening was perfect for it

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continuing from this, I’m on to Geogaddi this morning (the bleak weather outside is perfect for it; and I feel like it’ll get me in the mood for my planned watch of Solaris later)

Wanted to add an extra bit, but it took too long to type and I couldn’t edit it in sooooo…

One of my favourite memories related to this album is a fairly recent one. I was helping out on my friend’s short horror film (mainly as the driver) and thought I’d pack the car with eerie music in keeping with the film’s tone. After filming was finished, I offered to give the actors a lift home (partly because my understanding of the specifics of local geography is so poor that I didn’t realise until I’d dropped them off that I’d gone on a massive detour). During said lift, I had Geogaddi on – both (very tired) passengers were gushing about the music for much of the journey – and it fit so well with the drive: about one in the morning, horrible weather outside (but sheltered by the car; it was like that bit in Jurassic Park), and there was one part of the drive where I was just driving totally straight for ages down this eerie country lane, unlit and shrouded in fog and showers of rain. The whole thing was very Silent Hill-ish.

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some ridiculous instrumental progressive metal, natch

grot

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this is lavly

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his voice just does it for me. gorgeous.

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His last album apparently, in the vein of his ambient work, lovely