Dark Room Albums

Posted on Fri 24th, May 2013

• #1

withered_preacher

Another music thread, this one is for albums that you like to listen to in a dark room. I'm sure you can think of a few classics off the top of your head, but tell me what really moves you/freaks you out/calms you or whatever.
I'll start with Laurie Anderson's Mister Heartbreak. My downstairs stereo uses speakers that don't work very well with a lot of music (full range Fostex units mounted in home-made boxes designed by Bob Brines) but with this album they punch above their weight. (Actually, they weigh a ton)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jw9-RE80EEg
• #2

withered_preacher

Different mix than the album, and horrendous clothing is horrendous, but it's got a funky beat and I can really bug out to it.

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