Indeed. Coil occupies more memory than any other artist on my ipod. Like, much more.D.o.S. wrote:but Coil.
But NIN still has some great stuff.
Massive concept albums
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But NIN still has some great stuff.
D.o.S. wrote:Hello, this is your captain speaking, our altitude has set to bleep so lets sit back and get ready to bloop. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are floating in space.
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Lift to Experience, "The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads" from 2001. Great record, described as "a ten-gallon prog-emo Biblical concept album about the Texan apocalypse". Double-disc ("Texas" and "Jerusalem"), Cocteau Twins produced.
Opening track is here:
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Opening track is here:
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Cannot wait to listen to that. Honestly, sounds like a perfect storm of epicness.
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^ It really is a great record. Can't even remember how I heard it. Came out of nowhere, went nowhere, and I never really heard of the band again until Josh Pearson, the singer/guitarist, released a solo album called "Last of the Country Gentlemen" in 2011, which is also excellent.