CD-Charts Position 1

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Glow Pt. 2

by: Microphones

Release Date April 21, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2
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It Was Hot, We Stayed In The Water

by: Microphones

Release Date November 10, 2008
This is a great album. It combines elements of lo-fi indiefolk with post rock and wraps it up in a summer haze. The record can cheer you up on a bad day and imediatly captures images of summers long gone. At the same time it is quiet and reflective, fiercely experimental but somehow never sad. Fans of lou barlow, smog, graham coxon and even post rock acts like savath+savalas find an album to treasure here

CD-Charts Position 3
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Mount Eerie

by: Microphones

Release Date November 10, 2008
ý`The trouble with trying to write a review of a Microphones album, especially this one, is that words as basic as 'album' or even 'song' and 'music' seem clumsy and innaccurate. The endless, boundless coruscation that is Mount Eerie has no clear disctinctions between one track and the next, has little to offer in the way of memorable melodies, and you certainly couldn't dance to it. Despite this, or perhaps because of this, it is one of the most moving, powerful works of recent times, seeming toý`ý` exceed by lightyears the sonic headroom your stereo physically allows it. Forget GYBE's hey-aren't-we-innovative drones, Mogwai's we're-not-a-rock-band-really apologetic navelgazing and Sonic Youth's increasingly desperate, tired experimentalism, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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The Glow Vol.2

by: Microphones

Release Date July 31, 2006
the first time i listerned to this album i was confused....it sounded out of time and nothing really made any sense to me, there were no chorus's and the music just seemed all over the place, it sat on my shelf for a good 6 months before i gave it another try, a year on and i've not stopped listening, its so amazing, this guy either has no clue about music or he's clicked onto a hidden formula, don't ask me how this sounds as good as it does??
After you've listened to it a few times you'll understand, try listening to the glow pt 2 with headphones, a whole new expierience, if your after something a little different get this album, if you happy with the mainstream stuff that pollutes the airwaves dont bother you'll probably hate it....

CD-Charts Position 5
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Glow Pt. 2 (Reissue) [VINYL]

by: Microphones

Release Date November 10, 2008
the first time i listerned to this album i was confused....it sounded out of time and nothing really made any sense to me, there were no chorus's and the music just seemed all over the place, it sat on my shelf for a good 6 months before i gave it another try, a year on and i've not stopped listening, its so amazing, this guy either has no clue about music or he's clicked onto a hidden formula, don't ask me how this sounds as good as it does??
After you've listened to it a few times you'll understand, try listening to the glow pt 2 with headphones, a whole new expierience, if your after something a little different get this album, if you happy with the mainstream stuff that pollutes the airwaves dont bother you'll probably hate it....

CD-Charts Position 6
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Live in Japan

by: Microphones

Release Date November 10, 2008
the first time i listerned to this album i was confused....it sounded out of time and nothing really made any sense to me, there were no chorus's and the music just seemed all over the place, it sat on my shelf for a good 6 months before i gave it another try, a year on and i've not stopped listening, its so amazing, this guy either has no clue about music or he's clicked onto a hidden formula, don't ask me how this sounds as good as it does??
After you've listened to it a few times you'll understand, try listening to the glow pt 2 with headphones, a whole new expierience, if your after something a little different get this album, if you happy with the mainstream stuff that pollutes the airwaves dont bother you'll probably hate it....

CD-Charts Position 7
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Smooth Criminal [VINYL]

by: Microphone Prince

Release Date August 12, 1993
the first time i listerned to this album i was confused....it sounded out of time and nothing really made any sense to me, there were no chorus's and the music just seemed all over the place, it sat on my shelf for a good 6 months before i gave it another try, a year on and i've not stopped listening, its so amazing, this guy either has no clue about music or he's clicked onto a hidden formula, don't ask me how this sounds as good as it does??
After you've listened to it a few times you'll understand, try listening to the glow pt 2 with headphones, a whole new expierience, if your after something a little different get this album, if you happy with the mainstream stuff that pollutes the airwaves dont bother you'll probably hate it....

CD-Charts Position 8
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Mount Eerie [VINYL]

by: Microphones

Release Date February 17, 2003
ý`The trouble with trying to write a review of a Microphones album, especially this one, is that words as basic as 'album' or even 'song' and 'music' seem clumsy and innaccurate. The endless, boundless coruscation that is Mount Eerie has no clear disctinctions between one track and the next, has little to offer in the way of memorable melodies, and you certainly couldn't dance to it. Despite this, or perhaps because of this, it is one of the most moving, powerful works of recent times, seeming toý`ý` exceed by lightyears the sonic headroom your stereo physically allows it. Forget GYBE's hey-aren't-we-innovative drones, Mogwai's we're-not-a-rock-band-really apologetic navelgazing and Sonic Youth's increasingly desperate, tired experimentalism, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Singing from Mt. Eerie [VINYL]

by: The Microphones

Release Date January 21, 2003
ý`The trouble with trying to write a review of a Microphones album, especially this one, is that words as basic as 'album' or even 'song' and 'music' seem clumsy and innaccurate. The endless, boundless coruscation that is Mount Eerie has no clear disctinctions between one track and the next, has little to offer in the way of memorable melodies, and you certainly couldn't dance to it. Despite this, or perhaps because of this, it is one of the most moving, powerful works of recent times, seeming toý`ý` exceed by lightyears the sonic headroom your stereo physically allows it. Forget GYBE's hey-aren't-we-innovative drones, Mogwai's we're-not-a-rock-band-really apologetic navelgazing and Sonic Youth's increasingly desperate, tired experimentalism, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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by: TCA the Microphone Mafia

Release Date
ý`The trouble with trying to write a review of a Microphones album, especially this one, is that words as basic as 'album' or even 'song' and 'music' seem clumsy and innaccurate. The endless, boundless coruscation that is Mount Eerie has no clear disctinctions between one track and the next, has little to offer in the way of memorable melodies, and you certainly couldn't dance to it. Despite this, or perhaps because of this, it is one of the most moving, powerful works of recent times, seeming toý`ý` exceed by lightyears the sonic headroom your stereo physically allows it. Forget GYBE's hey-aren't-we-innovative drones, Mogwai's we're-not-a-rock-band-really apologetic navelgazing and Sonic Youth's increasingly desperate, tired experimentalism, ... Read More: