NOUGHTIES/NOWTS/00s POLL CAMPAIGNING SIDE-THREAD: Youtube, Bandcamp & other links to YOUR nominations that AREN'T ON SPOTIFY

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Pastebin link for nominations? The only way I can make a ballot is to go through an actual list with text.

― sleeve, Tuesday, September 17, 2019 4:45 PM (five hours ago) bookmarkflaglink

Seconded! Help us out here LJ (and if you don't know how pastebin works send me the raw full lists and I'll upload them)

Tomorrow is the big day when I'll blitz the rest of the Spotify playlists and turn the data into spreadsheets or whatever. If I need help I will let you know though!

I think the actual voting thread may manifest early next week

Cool beans

thanks imago!

VOTE FOR THIS SHIT BC IT RULES

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhZUoqQ9enQ

no jay-z on spotify either

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7-B1ru5U-I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=radodNF77Ak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6QwpeQ37dk

NATO - Chorjavon (or Chorchavon idk)

Former TATU manager Ivan Shapovalov had a bunch of minor projects, none of which were really any good with the exception of NATO - who seems to have been an attempt to do for pretend-terrorism what his other band had done for pretend-lesbianism. The marketing was monumentally tasteless but the single, an updated version of a Tajik folk song iirc, was stunning. The version on YouTube isn't quite as good as the original single but is still great.

here are two extremely psychedelic blackened drone albums i love that aren't on spotify

The Crowned Heads of Europe / Sports - split [2008]
https://thecrownedheadsofeurope.bandcamp.com/

Yoga - Megafauna [2009]
https://yoga666.bandcamp.com/album/megafauna

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy3fuGV1UAg

best pajo

Submitting this for consideration because the only version available on Spotify is the instrumental:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsUoS9Q_Igs

Went to see if the second Juno album was online in full anywhere these days and lol'd when I saw the uploader

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrXKSDd5GRA

someone had to do it

3k views = almost definitely 6 ilxors who have listened 500 times apiece. you love to see it!

anyway any rock nerds who haven't heard that yet, it's v much worth yr 70 mins and will be high on my ballot if I remember to send one

you say that like you won't be pestered constantly in the last week of voting

btw lj listen to that juno record

copy

Juno definitely getting a vote from me.

same, it & the constantines s/t from the same year are like two v difft ideals of r0ck to me

Some Japanese favourites.

Olololop - Broken beat something or other with minimal no-wave overtones, utterly fascinating to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWfI_GjvoHc

ORRORINZ - Blow ya Shit (rough mix) More ridiculous broken/Osaka type stuff, great sample though.

https://orrorinz.bandcamp.com/track/blow-yo-shit-rough-mix

Also Su Yaa...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dyVEBOFxHg

or Sa Yuu (duh)

Don't sleep on Jon Brion's one and only solo record, a lost power pop classic. seems to be region-locked on Spotify, here's a Youtube playlist as an alternative.

Bardo Pond - Lord of Light
MASSIVE psych rock cover of Hawkwind.

I was going to post Amon Tobin's "Four Ton Mantis" as well but apparently it's been scrubbed from the internet!

Farben - Raute
Luscious glitch.

Fuck Buttons - Sweet Love for Planet Earth
Industrial shoegaze.

Just want to mention that the 15th anniversary edition of Complex Simplicity, with some added tracks, is now on Spotify. The original album has been absent there for a long time, at least where I live.

trim's soulfood is a murky late night odyssey that covers a lot of ground while still adding up to something coherent, all carried off with a wry light touch. whole thing's on youtube but as a reminder/taster -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tbgFNyxYzU

just wanna remind everyone that The Juan Maclean album The Future Will Come is amazing and that I will be voting for it

it's also on spotify

regardless, the juan maclean >>>>>> lcd soundsystem

oh whoops, sorry!

revisiting all the DFA (& similar) stuff is quite disappointing. definitely remember spaghetti circus, casual friday and even stuff like laughing light of plenty & rub n tug being more exciting and less corny, oh well.

Jens Lekman's Maple Leaves is not on Spotify and it's probably my favorite song of his:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2_03lbaLsk

sampling a song that itself was a bunch of samples ("since i left you") is kinda odd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa9qGHqS9iU

It doesn't sample Since I Left You. It just happens to sample Glen Campbell's version of "By The Time I Get To Phoenix", while Since I Left You samples Tony Mottola's version of "By The Time I Get To Phoenix".

I've never heard of most of these acts (and most of you have never heard of me no doubt so who cares right?)

I propose that the 00's were the decade when the notion of a critically approved musical canon of new music disintegrated. Tastes in new music have maybe become too fragmented. The only commonalities of interest for the decade among ILM posters will be blog house, indie rock/metal, and hipster-approved R&B/hip hop.

Of course it's quite possibly an issue more of the changing ILM community than music fandom in general. Anyway wake me up when there's a poll of top "continuum" music for the decade.

Casual Friday is definitely not "corny" tho. Maybe heaping on the hipster irony a little overmuch but the rhythm is still smoking hot.

The only commonalities of interest for the decade among ILM posters will be blog house, indie rock/metal, and hipster-approved R&B/hip hop.

fwiw I hate all of these except for *some* indie rock

i love generalizations about ilm’s taste, give me more

<3 Brad

Jens Lekman's Maple Leaves is not on Spotify and it's probably my favorite song of his

You saved me from having to post it! Definitely top ten for me. I'm perpetually underwhelmed by later Lekman, after he got the goofy puns and sampling so right early on.

I wanted to vote for Lekman's Black Cab but no one nominated it :( which i guess is my fault for forgetting to submit nominations

I don't know if the full 16m composition is streaming anywhere but you can hear about 3m of Robert Normandeau's Éden here: https://electrocd.com/en/oeuvre/14030/Robert_Normandeau/Éden

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YTzWu2ys2s

https://previews.dropbox.com/p/thumb/AAmmq5IeEiS1hQKzXgAtI9Zhdw1Ra7TVj-Mp6zkNfZCuTlM4oYKYEC8NYR9EAKIMVbhWjXWJ0_KZP2-fvRAJ-O8Whrvbd5gZz4S2yTNO39RIL8VrB5vNCl1AxSUVYwr2os6zp3CmND76KIRDPVQW8GiLzlonKfTlCwiCvPkt2cJM49-QCCi52vMwXKth5e4kIlNDRdWB4u-5z4biWTmmAtpNvAGg6Uw1tCagfbItbLImoC4pSbMO5L52h48-tT1Os9isXNeYUxnOZv2KdgEUyWd46gt6bcSdMZbp41KTRIqz3XYBtnkZ6OflJZqVvf6mKU6VEKIKfpLwjuLR2XypXNAN/p.jpeg

that should have been an embedded image but it was disallowed by VAR

the record is Darand Land obviously and is my only suggestion because I forgot the others