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etard knievel posted:You're on the right track looking up Fabric mixes, a lot of the popular good djs lately have released one and they cover a lot of genres so you'll probably find a variety of stuff you like. As for finding new artists, I would suggest looking up which labels some of your favorite artists release tracks on, and getting other releases. I'm not really a dubstep head so there's probably stuff more similar to what you talk about but a few artists releasing good stuff that aren't too wobbly are Martyn, Joy Orbison, Rustie, Mala and Nosaj Thing. Also try Modeselektor & Apparat's album 'Moderat' Actress and 2562 are good too.
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Destro posted:Anyone know of similar songs to Funkadelic - Maggot Brain Maggot Brain's special, sorry. The guitar player's Eddie Hazel and he has a pretty particular style, but his career was kind of hosed up because of drug/brain issues. The albums following Maggot Brain didn't have much input from him until 'Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On' which has Eddie getting some on just about every track. So check out that one and the Funkadelic S/T. Nothing that really approaches Maggot Brain, though.
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JehovahsWetness posted:Maggot Brain's special, sorry. I think there are other pieces in the same general neighborhood. If you want to say none of them approach the greatness of Maggot Brain, you could be right--but they still might be of interest. I'm going to mention Watermelon in Easter Hay and Black Napkins, both by Frank Zappa.
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Yeah, forgot to mention Standing On The Verge... has the song Good Thoughts, Bad Thoughts which is a looong solo.
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I'd like some electronic music that I can workout to. I mostly listen to ambient or minimal when I'm listening to electronic music and that doesn't really work when I'm lifting weights. Would like some artists that consistently gets my juices flowing.
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Jan 14, 2010 19:09
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^^^a chemical bros best-of is prolly a good start^^^ I've wanted to hear more worrywort (yes by RADIOHEAD) since I got the internet. someone tell me some ambient band took this as a jump-off point for an album. youtube (Ima 13 y.o. girl)
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Rotor DX: Another song you might like by Radiohead is Idioteque Volger: A few of Faithless' songs might be worth a look though they are more leaning towards euphoria. Also Basement Jaxx could work. Also definitely agree with the Chemical Brothers.
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Jan 14, 2010 22:27
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Anime_Otaku posted:Another song you might like by Radiohead is Idioteque a-hahahahahahaha *wipes tear* whew! (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Jan 14, 2010 23:12
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Anime_Otaku posted:Rotor DX: Another song you might like by Radiohead is Idioteque
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Jan 14, 2010 23:21
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rotor DX posted:^^^a chemical bros best-of is prolly a good start^^^ Try Jesse Somfay, Mum, Bjork's newer albums, or Aphex Twin's ambient works albums As for my own mystery, this might not exist but does anyone know of any artists that combine goa/psytrance with rapping? or dancehall style mcing? kundalini rinsing fucked around with this message at 04:30 on Jan 15, 2010 |
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Jan 15, 2010 03:12
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I would love to be pointed in the direction of great trip hop-albums (like Massive Attacks Mezzanine). Thanks! 
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Actually I'm finding what I need on Google...
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Jan 15, 2010 18:26
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Crytopsy posted:I would love to be pointed in the direction of great trip hop-albums (like Massive Attacks Mezzanine). Thanks! Someone else will post better recommendations but Morcheeba - Big Calm and Portishead - Dummy are pretty standard trip-hop, and Gorillaz - Gorillaz and the dub remix album of Gorillaz (Space Monkeys - Laika Come Home) sometimes have a similar sound to Massive Attack. Portishead's entire discography is pretty sick, really. According to Wikipedia Amon Tobin is trip-hop (who'd have thought?) so if you ever find yourself downloading some because he's mentioned, go for Bricolage and Supermodified for the most trip-hop sounding stuff, but it's generally fast. Maybe YouTube some of the tracks first to make sure it's what you want. Can someone recommend anything that I'll enjoy if I liked Shuggie Otis - Inspiration Information. I know, I know, it's one album in a loving huge genre, but I'd just like someone to recommend two or three albums to get me going. Thanks!
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Mad Eddy posted:I've been getting into Dillinger Escape Plan lately, the screaming vocals turn me off a little, but that's why I absolutely adore Black Bubblegum and Milk Lizard. Any other bands that you could recommend that sound like those songs? Maybe try Every Time I Die; people who don't like the DEP songs you've mentioned often criticize them as "lame Every Time I Die ripoffs" or something of the sort. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2m8wnE3c8M d0grent posted:math rock Check out the first two Shiner albums, "Splay" and "Lula Divinia." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbrrjjjY0mo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xULhjlOAMrk Later, Shiner got spacier and more melodic, with less of an emphasis on insane drumming and strange time signatures. Still awesome (same with the singer's current band The Life and Times), but not quite as technical and "math-y."
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JehovahsWetness posted:Maggot Brain's special, sorry. The guitar player's Eddie Hazel and he has a pretty particular style, but his career was kind of hosed up because of drug/brain issues. The albums following Maggot Brain didn't have much input from him until 'Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On' which has Eddie getting some on just about every track. So check out that one and the Funkadelic S/T. Nothing that really approaches Maggot Brain, though. Well there is his solo album Games, Dames, and Guitar Thangs which has this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVAzdkfoATI . It has a similiar vibe to Maggot Brain. I can't remember if there are any other slower tunes on the album, but it's great nonetheless.
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I'm looking for music similar to Lou Barlow's work on the Kids soundtrack. Both ambient stuff like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1cU2hbnP30 -- the people in the comments there suggest Boards of Canada, I guess that's a good start. [Does anyone know what produces sounds like this? Maybe a synth flute reversed or something?] And also the more rock stuff like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GJ9IhY6BpE -- sounds kind of like some early Sonic Youth to me, but a little cleaner and with more reverb.
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alcoholiday posted:I'm looking for music similar to Lou Barlow's work on the Kids soundtrack. For the second, try Polvo, Swans, Tortoise and Slint.
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alcoholiday posted:I'm looking for music similar to Lou Barlow's work on the Kids soundtrack. I think Michael Andrew's soundtrack for Me and You and Everyone We Know fits this description. It's good. For awhile it was my most played on Last.fm because I got drunk one night, listened to it as I passed out, and left it on repeat for 12 hours.
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I want to hear some good Mexican music. All I know is norteņo and mariachi or Esquivel. Are there any cool Mexican bands that are like Os Mutantes or something?
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Crytopsy posted:I would love to be pointed in the direction of great trip hop-albums (like Massive Attacks Mezzanine). Thanks! I don't know if you're a fan of Mike Patton's work, but he has a band that goes by the name 'Peeping Tom' with a self-titled album. It's mostly all trip-hop, and he actually has a song that he does with Massive Attack on it. It's quality work if you're into that sort of thing  .
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alcoholiday posted:Both ambient stuff like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1cU2hbnP30 -- the people in the comments there suggest Boards of Canada, I guess that's a good start. [Does anyone know what produces sounds like this? Maybe a synth flute reversed or something?] Yeah it's an analog synth. You might like Stellar OM Source or Oneohtrix Point Never.
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Where should I go with Soul after Stevie Wonder, Al Green, Sly Stone and Marvin Gaye and Isaac Hayes? I have a particular love of soul music that's a bit sad or nostalgic or dark rather than fun and light-hearted.
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I really like Roygbiv by Boards of Canada. Do they have any other songs that are along those lines? I haven't really been able to into their other songs I've heard.
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Thanks everybody for your suggestions. A lot of them hit the spot. That Michael Andrews soundtrack is indeed pretty captivating.
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miguel sanchez posted:I really like Roygbiv by Boards of Canada. Do they have any other songs that are along those lines? I haven't really been able to into their other songs I've heard. I could never understand why that, of all the Boards of Canada tracks, made it onto the user-chosen Warp20. I'd be interested to see the responses you get.
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Business Octopus posted:Where should I go with Soul after Stevie Wonder, Al Green, Sly Stone and Marvin Gaye and Isaac Hayes? I have a particular love of soul music that's a bit sad or nostalgic or dark rather than fun and light-hearted. These come to mind first since they're on regular rotation, but I might dig through my stuff for things I haven't heard in a while. Sam Cooke: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE4qBjKCtBM Them Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr7gm9WY_Mk Syl Johnson: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVw-aoxFDIE / http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKfZYgHm8So / http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoaDdzSuA7M Freddie King: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y99nD3p_vTE OV Wright: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFUMKvNvsV8 Gil Scott Heron: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOUMvjw9RlA / http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upKsTCKYm4E Miriam Makeba (70's Miriam is the soul Miriam): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZOV7jKxyOU Bobby Bland: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HqtAXFaoTI (still love these two albums) Lyn Collins cover of Bill Withers (who you should already be listening to): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi1HLbCA2SY Baby Huey: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H27iGiuA_Xk Lee Fields: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEZ2vuWJaeI Vicki Anderson: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bggbM-11ouE There's also a bunch of depressing Impressions songs that aren't on youtube for some reason. As to "where should I go with soul", the artists you've listed span a big chunk of time and styles. My usual suggestion to people is to connect groups/people you like via cross membership. Like Curtis Mayfield, check the Impressions. Like The Temptations, check Eddie Kendricks solo. The better thing to do is to follow labels, and the artists you picked are the big ones. Stevie Wonder (Tamla/Motown), Al Green (Hi/Motown), Isaac Hayes (Stax). Get familiar with the Stax & Motown singles, since they define the soul sound for most people and there's a ton of different label comps for both of 'em. Hi, Curtom, Back Beat, T-Neck, Chess were also big national labels worth checking out. Atco, too, since they had Donny Hathaway, King Curtis, Otis Redding, Roberta Flack (I think) but the label wasn't genre specific. Best poo poo's regional/deep cuts, though. JehovahsWetness fucked around with this message at 06:13 on Jan 18, 2010 |
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I want to listen to some funk rock, but I have no idea where to start.
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Chwoka posted:I want to listen to some funk rock, but I have no idea where to start. Do you mean early Red Hot Chili Peppers thing or 70's funk/rock combo bands?
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Hitlazers posted:I could never understand why that, of all the Boards of Canada tracks, made it onto the user-chosen Warp20. I'd be interested to see the responses you get. edit: nevermind googled it Yeah I don't know them very well so I'm not sure. When I type them into youtube roygbiv is the second recommendation so I guess lots of people like. miguel sanchez fucked around with this message at 12:48 on Jan 18, 2010 |
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JehovahsWetness posted:As to "where should I go with soul", the artists you've listed span a big chunk of time and styles. My usual suggestion to people is to connect groups/people you like via cross membership. Like Curtis Mayfield, check the Impressions. Like The Temptations, check Eddie Kendricks solo. The better thing to do is to follow labels, and the artists you picked are the big ones. Stevie Wonder (Tamla/Motown), Al Green (Hi/Motown), Isaac Hayes (Stax). Get familiar with the Stax & Motown singles, since they define the soul sound for most people and there's a ton of different label comps for both of 'em. Hi, Curtom, Back Beat, T-Neck, Chess were also big national labels worth checking out. Atco, too, since they had Donny Hathaway, King Curtis, Otis Redding, Roberta Flack (I think) but the label wasn't genre specific.
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JehovahsWetness posted:Do you mean early Red Hot Chili Peppers thing or 70's funk/rock combo bands? I have no loving clue what any of this means. When I say I don't know where to start, I really mean I don't know where to start.
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What are some good examples of the Shoegaze genre? I listened to an earlier recommendation but those particular artists didn't work for me. For convenience my post and the reply: Timelord posted:It's been a while since I've posted here, and my tastes have changed. Skilleddk posted:Are you familiar with the shoegaze genre? Not emphasis on singing, but it relies a lot on guitars (usually slower riffs). Here's a few tracks I think might fit in
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Chwoka posted:I have no loving clue what any of this means. When I say I don't know where to start, I really mean I don't know where to start. TB Player posted:Check out BloodSugarSexMagic and before era RHCP, Pre-Mike Patton Faith No More I actually really like RHCP's album Mother's Milk. Also add Fishbone and Infectious Grooves. As for the 70's thing, the first two Funkadelic albums, Black Merda, Fugi, Buddy Miles (to a small degree), Eric Burdon & War (to a smaller degree), Demon Fuzz. JehovahsWetness fucked around with this message at 13:30 on Jan 18, 2010 |
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Timelord posted:What are some good examples of the Shoegaze genre? I listened to an earlier recommendation but those particular artists didn't work for me. Well, the three big acts from Creation Records were: My Bloody Valentine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf8j1bUgwJ8 Ride: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF0FO5riglY Slowdive: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ol787NjpBS4 These are generally regarded as the biggest/best bands to emerge from the genre. If you're looking for contact points in terms of albums, Loveless by MBV, Nowhere by Ride, and Souvlaki/Just For A Day by Slowdive are good starts. And one I've been into recently is: Engineers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLgGTn-tqGg&fmt=18 Although this doesn't really fit the whole guitar part thing you were looking for to begin with. CORGI ORGY fucked around with this message at 21:07 on Jan 18, 2010 |
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Chwoka posted:I want to listen to some funk rock, but I have no idea where to start. Run, don't walk, to any release by Poets of Rhythm.
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Chwoka posted:I want to listen to some funk rock, but I have no idea where to start. Check out the first three Primus albums. Starting with Pork Soda then working back.
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I'm looking for spacey rock/metal like Cynic, The Faceless (meh i like their new album), Gordian Knot
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This might be a silly question, and also the wrong thread to ask, but Pandora was mentioned in the OP: Is it legal to use pandora.com through proxies located in USA, if one lives in Europe? It might be illegal because one is located in Europe, but then again, the server is located in USA, and as far as I understand, it is not illegal to use public proxy servers.
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Hitlazers posted:Someone else will post better recommendations but Morcheeba - Big Calm and Portishead - Dummy are pretty standard trip-hop, and Gorillaz - Gorillaz and the dub remix album of Gorillaz (Space Monkeys - Laika Come Home) sometimes have a similar sound to Massive Attack. Portishead's entire discography is pretty sick, really. According to Wikipedia Amon Tobin is trip-hop (who'd have thought?) so if you ever find yourself downloading some because he's mentioned, go for Bricolage and Supermodified for the most trip-hop sounding stuff, but it's generally fast. Maybe YouTube some of the tracks first to make sure it's what you want. Thank you for the recommendations. I found some good poo poo in the band Soulsavers (featuring on some tracks Mark Lanegan and Mike Patton). Some cool trip hop instrumentals on there for sure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soulsavers
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