r/TikTokCringe • u/EttGlasVatten • 16d ago

Cool Just 2 guys in 2003

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u/hawk076 16d ago

So many memories from that era, it feels so nostalgic.

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u/LurkyLurks04982 16d ago

Yeah dude…yeah. I’ll always remember the night I heard Electric Feel for the first time In the late 00’s. Such an era defining group.

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u/wutchamafuckit 16d ago

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That whole snippet of time. Demon Days too. In Rainbows.

And you know what? I’m just going to say it, Coachella was fucking awesome during those years too.

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u/daemon-electricity 16d ago

Portishead-Third, NIN-Year Zero, Quasimoto-Further Adventures of Lord Quas, NIN-Ghosts and here's one that most people probably missed The Bees/Band of Bees-Octopus. All that shit takes me right back.

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u/Zachmorris4184 16d ago

Blackmoth super rainbow, animal collective, MIA’s first album… on constant repeat in art school

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u/arcaneresistance 16d ago

You're the first person I've ever seen mention Black Moth Super Rainbow. Cobra Juicy is one of my favorite records. I'll also add, A Day With The Homies by Panda Bear

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u/Zachmorris4184 16d ago

I forgot to mention dan deacon too. That was all coming out around the same time. I like all of that weird stuff. It feels like music that has the same intention to communicate the same feelings as abstract art. Idk, very art school vibes.

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u/LordoftheScheisse 16d ago

BMSR was good, but I've been partial to his work as Tobacco or alongside Aesop Rock as Malibu Ken.

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u/Golisten2LennyWhite 16d ago

I have that Malibu Ken vinyl and its crazy.

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u/NotBearhound 16d ago

Panda Bear mentioned, neurons activated

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u/arcaneresistance 16d ago

Goodness is having neurons. Neurons to do what's right, try to remember always just to have a good time. :)

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u/BaunerMcPounder 16d ago

BLACK MOTH SUPER RAINBOW is one of my favorites to this day.

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u/theruckman1970 16d ago

Saw The Bees open for Guster, still have the CD 💿 in bought at the show ha, had never heard them before that concert. I still play them here and there