NOTINTHEFACE: Dicography Journeys

dedex 01.28.20	What was your fav Death? and yeah you need time with Hecker
Relinquished 01.28.20	jump into Prefuse 73 if you want a good Electronic discog to jump into. not too long or too short.
GhandhiLion 01.28.20	Sun Ra
JohnnyoftheWell 01.28.20	Seiko! Awesome stuff, love this way of going about discogs. Got a couple to tie up, but then time to start on a few more excavations "Sun Ra" I once ran 2 miles in 25 mins to get away to catch the last train home from a Sun Ra-headlined festival about 5 minutes before he came on play because the vibe wasn't doing it for me, still haven't managed to process this as a regret
GhandhiLion 01.28.20	Lol the vibe of the festival? When was this? He died in 93. Perhaps it was his Arkestra playing.
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.20	@dedex: My fave at the moment (I've gone back through most of them 2-3 more times) is Symbolic, but I need more time to digest a few of them. Thx for the recs guys, keep em coming.
Bedex 01.28.20	Tim Hecker's discog is incredibly strong, go for it dude "Prior to last year, I had never heard more than a track or two from Death, even though I've been listening to DM for almost 2 decades now" excuse me what
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.20	Yeah I know, I know. In part that was because for years I felt like I had to own the music I got into and never forked up the cash for enough albums I wanted to hear. I'm over that now lmao.
Bedex 01.28.20	Yeah I can see how that'd be an obstacle. Glad you found a way now. btw Pink Floyd's discog is an absolute must
garas 01.28.20	Ulver. Becasue it means diversity and great quality with each release.
Bedex 01.28.20	oh yeah Ulver big [2]
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.20	I've listened to most of Pink Flod's discog already, so i don't feel like I'd be hearing much that's new to me. A retread could be fun though. @garas yeees thank you for reminding me that I've been meaning to do that for years now. The only ones I've heard are Bergtatt, Kveldsanger or w/e, and Julius Ceasar. Doing that one for sure.
Deez 01.28.20	Kayo Dot Neurosis Aphex Twin
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.20	Deez: Huge Kayo Dot/Toby Driver fan already, so no problems there. The other two are also discogs I've wanted to delve for a long time. I have to admit I've tried to get into Neurosis repeatedly with little success. I'm hoping that if I can hear the context of their evolution I'll appreciate it more. I love the Aphex Twin that I've heard and would probably like a full listen of his discog.
Bedex 01.28.20	Even if you've heard most of their stuff, I think for mammoth bands like Floyd or Ulver there is value in visiting discogs chronologically. I mean, I appreciated Atom Heart Mother so much more seeing it as a precursor for the Dark Side - WYWH era. Live at Pompeii felt like a perfect summary of their early discog, which you can't really quite grasp except when doing a discog run. I think it's worth it. Plus, does one ever listen to too much Floyd?
BookoftheFallen 01.28.20	Devin Townsend
Deez 01.28.20	Huge Kayo Dot/Toby Driver fan already, so no problems there.' my man
Hendoi 01.31.20	bowie discog is a journey, so many 10/10 albums throughout the 70s
JohnnyoftheWell 02.01.20	And then soon as you think it's over, he drops Scary Monsters. What a guy.
Uzumaki 02.01.20	How about... FACT - Japanese hardcore/post-hardcore band, to whet your appetite and The Chemical Brothers - English electronic duo
ArsMoriendi 02.01.20	Do Frank Zappa/Mothers of Invention so I can love you you have progressive rock on your pie chart already and he does that sometimes! and he's like the great artist of the 70s pretty much