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jadarin wrote:

cybot wrote:Massive four and a half hour bandcamp compilation in aid of Hurricane Sandy. Jadarin was right this is one amazing site! But only if you actually join it and then the sheer vastness of it becomes much more maneagable. And it's free! By the way where are yis, Jadarin and Adrian??? Everything ok?


This colossal compilation has been curated by Headphone Commute to benefit all of those affected by Hurricane Sandy, the largest Atlantic hurricane on record, which has devastated portions of the Caribbean, Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States in late October 2012. 100% of all the proceeds generated from the sale of this album will be donated towards two charitable organizations: Doctors Without Borders and The Humane Society. The artists on the release have been hand-picked to showcase the world's top talent in ambient, modern classical, and experimental music. The unprecedented selection features many unreleased pieces composed exclusively for the cause.






http://headphonecommute.bandcamp.com/al ... kness-came - listen

Just downloaded that dermot.2.3g in flac!!...That sould keep me busy.
Check out the Headphonecommute.com site,some good podcasts..

Brilliant stuff. I did the same :) The Headphonecommute.com site is something else too! What a site (bandcamp) I'm exhausted flying around it lol!

jadarin wrote:

That's amazing I only got round to listening to this the other week as I'm sorely lacking in the Radiohead department! The only album I actually own is Ok Computer which I never play! However I was very much intrigued when I had a quick listen to the 'difficult' albums including this one. Methinks I have a lot of catching up to do :)

cybot wrote:

jadarin wrote:

That's amazing I only got round to listening to this the other week as I'm sorely lacking in the Radiohead department! The only album I actually own is Ok Computer which I never play! However I was very much intrigued when I had a quick listen to the 'difficult' albums including this one. Methinks I have a lot of catching up to do :)

I love Kid A,Amnesiac is another good one.From the same sessions as Kid A,so the best of the rest.Loads more stuff you could love or hate.I'd think Dermot
you'd prefer themfrom Kid A on.

jadarin wrote:

cybot wrote:

jadarin wrote:

That's amazing I only got round to listening to this the other week as I'm sorely lacking in the Radiohead department! The only album I actually own is Ok Computer which I never play! However I was very much intrigued when I had a quick listen to the 'difficult' albums including this one. Methinks I have a lot of catching up to do :)

I love Kid A,Amnesiac is another good one.From the same sessions as Kid A,so the best of the rest.Loads more stuff you could love or hate.I'd think Dermot
you'd prefer themfrom Kid A on.

You're right John :)

Gorgeous vinyl edition. Jeremy is Experimedia Records :)






http://infraction.bandcamp.com/album/vryashn - listen

Thanks to Si......





what a cracker!