Lindstrom & Prins Thomas are the shit

this is on rapidshare already. googling will take you there.

and it's not 99 tracks

not ideal maybe but you can import cd's as a single track into iTunes (through the advanced menu after you've put the cd into your computer)
x-post (yeah found it too)

awesomeness.

^^ agreed

lol i try not to liveblog albums but the synths @ 3 minutes on 'cisco'... rad

im so bad, i liveblog all the time... can't wait to hear this shit

just fyi im livetweeting the album - http://www.twitter.com/larrybraverman

i got a DL with 8 tracks

how about everyone posts here as they d/l the album

come on doods

listening now. sounds quite good so far :)

CUTTY MAYBE YOU SHOULD FOLLOW MY LIVETWEET

i'm too busy livetweeting my download of the album, for my first listen i will do a youtube video of my facial expressions as i listen to each track through headphones

youre lying dude where is the livetweet download

just finished listening. It's fucking good. Probably even gets better as it goes along as well.

album of the yeaar!1111111

we should livetweet us smoking ian's bong to the record

lol what r u doin tomorrow ;-)

gotta put my livetweet on hold im done w work

super loose, very organic, balearic kosmiche almost. enjoying this more than "where you go i go too". i know lots of people on here like that record but it never did stick for me, this otoh i like on first impression.

"more organic" = could there be possibility of "organic" live shows? always dreamed of "boney m down" with full band.

cutty beat me to the livetweeting bong joke.

BOY do i sound like a bitch in my post from earlier today. who cares, indeed.

i'm about to listen, packing the bowl right now...

"Rothaus" A+

"Rothaus" A+

^^^!

Loving the fuck out of this.

Still need to spin "Tirsdagsjam" at some point soon.

can't wait to hear it! not finding it anywhere online...

Give me more of this white blazer-wearing alien sexmusic.

nothing's stuck with me yet, but this album sounds so BIG

Skal Vi Prove Naa is my favourite so far but I'm really trying to work out where the first bit of that tinkly melody comes from. It's something very famous and typically tasteless from the 80s.

Still need to spin "Tirsdagsjam" at some point soon.

I might actually like this more than any part of the album. Cool that it's a stand-alone entity.

Aww - I wasnt going to download this, but then I read the thread. Curse you, the internet... Just adding to itunes now. God knows when I'll get a chance to listen to it

High point to me is still the synths in cisco

wow this album is rad. sounds less like space, more like floating through clouds and blue sky. would like to listen to this aboard a jet

No that was the last Lindstrom album.

This is an amazing headphone record - the sounds just fly around your head.

first heard this friday, thought it was ok but not great. heard a couple times during the day friday, then played it first thing saturday morning and started to really get into it. it's now sunday morning and i can't listen to anything else. playlist is on repeat (playlist also includes Mammut single).

xxxpost, completely hear that tinkly 80s melody in 'Skal vi prove naa' too but can't place it. argh!

so, a minute into track 2 of the new album and ummm......I agree with the title of this thread

Yeah, just gave it a listen tonight, pretty damn great. It draws on a lot that seems (or maybe only now, after anything/everything beardodisco, seems) familiar but puts it all together beautifully.

I love how sonically playful this is.

I'm kind of obsessed by the way the drums sound on this.

A lot of it sounds like a less proggy, more balearic take on the Alex Moulton album.

anyone know who plays what with these two? i assume that lindstrom is manning the synths, but the drumming and guitar flourishes on here are pretty impressive too.

I imagine the live instrumentation part is driven by Prins

it's def to the album's credit that programmed and non-programmed elements sound wonderful together, it's pretty difficult to distinguish between the two. can't wait to see them play this stuff live

Lindstrøm's drumming and the most "instrumentalist" of them. There's a great pic of the two in their studio in the latest edition of Groove magazine. They also elaborate a bit about how they worked stuff out.

Yeah, Prins is less instrumentally hands-on. Lindstrøm is really the studio whiz.

isn't groove in german tho? still, thanks for the tipp

I was gonna say, there's definitely live guitar and drums on the last Lindstrom album.

yeah i remember people saying he was doing a decent amount of live instrumentation at the recent shows in support of wygigt. didn't he start out as country, anyway?

'Skal Vi Prove Naa is my favourite so far but I'm really trying to work out where the first bit of that tinkly melody comes from. It's something very famous and typically tasteless from the 80s.'

reminds me of madonna's holiday