this is a great, great, great album. if you like music you will like this album

now this is really something. better than that trash with 50 comments. music for intelligent people. thank you nodata.

Luckily I downloaded this before the previous 2 months posts were removed. I’d never heard of him before so I was really grateful for the introduction on nodata because I liked it so much that I downloaded all his previous EP’s & remixes, each one being an absolute gem.

This is his debut album & it’s phenomenal. Truly something original & full of genius. Def going on my shortlist of personal favourite albums of 2012 so far.

To mark the release of ƒIN he’s just done an awesome mix for FACT magazine. Download it here –

http://www.factmag.com/2012/02/06/fact-mix-315-john-talabot/

mmm…
nothing special for me. 2 or 3 tracks are ok, rest is bad.

When I clicked on this game, the sun is just starting up, and I remember when I first drank mama’s milk

It’s actually good, but SO cool that it ends up sounding cold to my ears.
And most tracks seem to describe feelings without conveying any.
Still, I’ll give it a few more listens and see if it grows on me…
Oh, and: thank you, nodata!

my cool sister pitchfork said this is good. so it must be.

So far so good…but I’m not swept off my feet.

theres alot of great tracks on here… last land and the final track are my favs

I my insides are within you love.

Check out these remixes by John Talabot that I’ve collected. The one for Teengirl Fantasy is fuckin incredible…

http://www.mediafire.com/?aewpvxata1mjd0f

BITCHFORK

trolls

du mener, når jeg lytter til dette det er meningen at sætte min ryg ud? crazy shit! Jeg elsker dette som første gang jeg onanerede uden publikum.

Hearing the words, “electronic music”, may invoke the thought of a time period that goes no further back than the early 90’s. The truth is that electronic music started as distant as the early 1900’s. For example: In the year 1928, an instrument named the Ondes Martenot was first presented in use. This instrument was invented by Maurice Martenot, a Cellist and radio Telegraphist from France. The Ondes Martenot is, fundamentally, the first electronic keyboard. This instrument was first played with a ring around the finger attatched to strings manipulated by the performer. I believe Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood often uses one. About ten years later, the set-up became very similar to the one known today, using a keyboard strip to be stroked by the fingers. The modern style Ondes Martenot, called the electronic keyboard, is still an instrument used in electronic music today. The most popular form of electronic music today is called Techno music. Techno music was founded in the mid 1980’s by a group of three negro men attending community college.
And now this, not even sure what to call it; he looks riDICKulous. Anyone seen his pictures with the foil?

Sexyass nigga yeah that’s me my man

i don’t know what your talkin’ about, i’m french. i don’t speak english. i don’t understand what you say.

it’s funny because you seems to cry like a baby. OUIIIIIIIN OUIIIIIIIIN the baby. you want milk ? oh yeah.

rock ‘n’ roll.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu_s35ZdWww

indiot

Ok guys, can we keep the site clean please. If you want to continue feel free to do so in our new mini-forum: http://……

Thanks

Edited by whoisitwho: Nice try.