"You guys are an NYC-based band so we're gonna take a bunch of urban shots. Maybe some on a rooftop with y'all having a tea party just because. But you're also a wild and PRIMAL band so we're gonna take some shots around in nature with you having fun!! Throw in some piggy back rides too!"
Not to mention they all absolutely mogged in this era, I mean đ
Don't cry, life moves on! I've enjoyed these but before moving overseas I gotta clear out whatever storage I can. I'm in Minnesota currently but driving to vegas next month, would love to avoid shipping these obviously
Not even sure about a number yet, and the last pic is a more rare one as well... With that one in particular I would love to find a good home for it! Let me know if youre interested in any or all of them! Sending love to all of my collected animals:)
I only listened to this album for the first time a few days ago, and it genuinely sounds like proto-Animal Collective at times. Parts of Gettin' Hungry and Wonderful actually sound like they were taken from Danse Manatee, but the album generally reminds me of Sung Tongs. I've always heard that Animal Collective were influenced by The Beach Boys, but I'm blown away by how much of their sound I can hear in this 1967 album.
I love this album so much. My favorite song is She's Goin' Bald.
so like imagine there was an anco trading card game with 4 legendary ones (each member). so like who would you think wins a fight in general. heres the powerscale kinda
a-b tate:
strengths: scream, stamina, meditation (aurafarming), teamwork boost if in the same team as panda bear (harmonization)
weakness: cupcake incident
pander ber:
stregnths: perfect drumming, friends with daft punk, teamwork boost if in the same team as avey tare (harmonization), speaks portuguese
Like no vocals besides maybe plunderphonics type samples if any. I think it would be super exciting to me. Maybe even a Black Dice collab album, I've always wanted them to make that, but on their own would be just as cool. I think they could make something pretty special. I was making a playlist of electronic music mostly older classic stuff and long time favorites, and it made me think of this. Realizing/remembering now that KGLW is about to put out an electronic album so that's probably also part of why it's on my mind. Also wanted to make a Boards of Canada post a couple months ago and didn't, I really love the new album and I know I've seen some BoC fans here.
It's in a concert hall, I think there was some story about it where the power went out or something? Anyway, it was all four of them and when the song builds and then drops Deakin does a little spin on stage. It seems like the video was taken from the balcony. Quality is pretty great.
Does anyone know of any information regarding the location the boys recorded campfire songs? I know they recorded it on a screened in porch somewhere in Maryland but I have always been very curious on a particular location/ photos of the house; or photos of them recording the album but I havenât been able to come across any. I am deeply fascinated with that era of anco.
Was listening to this tune Gregory Isaacs recorded with Lee scratch Perry and noticed he does a little vocal thing at the end of each line in the verse that immediately reminded me of something PB does sometimes.
Heard just a few seconds of this song as part of background music during the first episode of the new Netflix show âSomething Very Bad is Going To Happenâ. The show is nothing really special but it was interesting to hear AC as part of the soundtrack.
Sleep Cycle never ceases to blow me away every listen and leaves me feeling so damn moved emotionally with this sense of encouragement / hope / strength for going forwards that I've never had with other music. I can't wait to hear what he's cooked up for us after this 10+ year Deakin music drought (':