Brought to mind an oooooold bside…they used to go by Hybrid Theory
Back in 99 when they were on their comeup as a buncha dudes from Carson…didnt have Chester yet
That first intro hook is super Chronic 2001 Dr Dre G Funk to me…
Hidden gems, any genre, any era
criminiminal
#99
off-kilter noisy dubby krautrock techno power ambient 
whole record is great and really underappreciated, I think.
bkrve
#100
going through drunken night out notes
either a tune by thug called bulb
or a tune by bulb called thug
anyone any idea what this is
edit found it pretty sick stuff 1988
weirdoslam
#101
ive been checking out the youtube uploads of Jo Ph, who gets stems from multitracks of mostly mainstream metal and pop songs (taken from old guitar hero files i think) and uploads them individually. and ive been making a playlist of some of the best demixes he has of taking the drums out of songs.
a few people here should know why i titled it that, u get a free 
if u answer first
also my fave one of all of them has to be:
(also tell where i got my icon from and ull get 2 cookies!)
sleepers
#102
Here’s one I hadn’t listened to in a while but this thread inspired me to go dig it up. Alec was the solo project of someone in the same scene as the P.H.F. record that @avery was talking about. The single For a Shine meant a lot to me back when it was released. Listening now I think I can kinda understand why. Anyways, this record is everything that I loved about that scene - hope someone else out there can hear what I’m talking about.
SoHypocritical
#103
anybody rememeber jonathan fire eater?
If its the same one im thinking of I found about them through a cover of Cherry Red that The Kills did as a b-side.
The remainder of jonathan fire eater became The Walkmen later didnt they?
jomes.bloke
#104
My favourite Actress stuff is from that era too and is actually Actress maybe Lukid, maybe both, and that’s the Thriller singles released on Werk. This is listed as Lukid
but a similar (if slowed down) feel was on Ghettoville on ‘rap’.
My favourite is the Freak for You/Point and Gaze single:
criminiminal
#111
so funny, i was talking to a friend last night about Porcupine Tree (also featured on that ‘93 comp) about how they started out as a solo electronic act and evolved into a progressive metal band. wtf.
