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 Post subject: I'm told i should get into Low...
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I'm a Dirty Three fan, and i understand there is a relationship between the two. Someone told me i should get into Low, but i don't know where to start. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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... is such a great album.

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...or get into this:


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Anything except the Transmission EP is a good place.

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I'd get into not seeing this thread next week.

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why not start with the "In The Fishtank" series with Dirty Three and Low together?
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blotter Wrote:
why not start with the "In The Fishtank" series with Dirty Three and Low together?


s'what I wanted to say.

To avoid a sudden letdown, listen to the entire catalogue beginning with the most recent.
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i didn't think that that Fishtank cd was all that great, no matter how much i like them individually.
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Natural Mike Wrote:
Anything except the Transmission EP is a good place.


That's where i started and i love Low. Go figure.

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I've only heard The Great Destroyer (and, yes, fell in love with it) until finding the boxset (A Lifetime of Temporary Relief) used today. I worried that I might be jumping in a little too deep, what with all the demos and all that, but as of this moment I'm about 70 minutes into disc 1 and LOVE it. I can't see how you'd go wrong if you like this "type" of music, really.

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chase Wrote:
i didn't think that that Fishtank cd was all that great, no matter how much i like them individually.


Yea, pretty much me too.
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DHRjericho Wrote:
Natural Mike Wrote:
Anything except the Transmission EP is a good place.


That's where i started and i love Low. Go figure.


That's where I started too, and I love Low. I just don't like that EP.

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tcj Wrote:
I've only heard The Great Destroyer (and, yes, fell in love with it) until finding the boxset (A Lifetime of Temporary Relief) used today. I worried that I might be jumping in a little too deep, what with all the demos and all that, but as of this moment I'm about 70 minutes into disc 1 and LOVE it. I can't see how you'd go wrong if you like this "type" of music, really.


This is an EXCELLENT closet-clearing releasing. There are some precious songs on it. Some throwaways, of course, but it's pretty deep.
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