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I've been replaying Come Back Clammy Lammy by Cardiacs over and over again. The stuff from about 1:50 - 2:50 nearly perfectly represents everything I love about music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNkQgF11wHA I find a lot of punk music extremely boring, but please tell me there's more stuff like this out there. Keep in mind that I am pretty burnt out on early 80s new wave stuff like Devo and Oingo Boingo HateTheInternet fucked around with this message at 20:56 on Apr 30, 2011 |
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I really like Supersilent, their 8th album in particular. Anyone know of anything similar?
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I have been listening to this song nonstop for a couple of weeks now: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1j0Sxcm85g and have recently also picked up this song and enjoy it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8txk6EhYZKA I want more. Any ideas? I also thoroughly enjoy Pendulum post-HYC if that helps.
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Stuff similar to Mike & Rich - Bu Bu Bu Ba ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thg0ucNEHJ4 I listen to a pretty decent amount of ambient / chillout / downtempo / whatever but this has a really different sound and feel, and actually more chilled out sound than most of those stuff I've heard in those genres. (actually I guess off the top of my head, some Freescha stuff comes pretty close) bomblol fucked around with this message at 05:00 on May 1, 2011 |
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This man here: http://www.reverbnation.com/ronziai Is pretty drat good. His playing style is rather progressive with some neo-classical flourishes added. Basically if you like metal and like proggy stuffy then you'll like this. Same goes for this man here with the exception of his work being a bit heavier and no vocals: http://www.reverbnation.com/tonyrohrbough Tony is a pretty good friend of mine and if you get the chance you should check out his work in Byzantine: http://www.myspace.com/byzantine (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Looking for more like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUqOEkANIdQ
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JehovahsWetness posted:Mein Kampf? Is it wrong to appreciate Wagner's music despite his misguided views?* Edited Lemonus fucked around with this message at 12:07 on May 1, 2011 |
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Did you mean to say 'despite' or 'because'? But...have you checked out Wagner's other works?
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Servaetes posted:Recently, been on a Cake kick. They've got a super mellow minor key sound that I am really loving. I listened to a bit of Soul Coughing as well and liked their sound. However, Soul Coughing's lead singer broke off and did his own album and I despised it. Any suggestions for a Cake-like band? Or a particular album of theirs to listen to? Listen to Morphine, start with Cure for Pain
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Crosspostin' from the "Where do I start with...?" thread, just in case: The Allman Brothers Band? I don't know much about them at all. The Derek Trucks Band? I have Already Free and Roadsongs but I'd like to get into some of Derek's more eastern/qawwali-influenced stuff, something less song-focused, if that makes sense. Ali Farka Touré? I have Talking Timbuktu with Ry Cooder but that's all. I'd also love any suggestions for earlier blues musicians like John Lee Hooker, Son House, Memphis Minnie, Blind Willie Johnson etc - I'm guessing collections will be the way to go.
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What Goldie albums aside from Timeless are particularly noteworthy? Timeless was a favorite of mine.
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Who are some artists that have done interesting things with classical music samples? I'm already familiar with Murcof and the Drakengard soundtrack. Alternatively, recommend the most gripping, terrifying orchestral music you can think of. I already listen to Stravinsky and Varese.
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Rollersnake posted:Who are some artists that have done interesting things with classical music samples? I'm already familiar with Murcof and the Drakengard soundtrack. Are you familiar with the album Rossz csillag alatt született by Venetian Snares?
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Chinaski posted:Are you familiar with the album Rossz csillag alatt született by Venetian Snares? Seconding this. Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9beA88_66c
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Can you point me to something that sounds like Sleigh Bells? I don't really like Best Coast or Ariel Pink. Female vocals a plus!
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I hadn't listened to any Venetian Snares. My interest is definitely piqued. Thanks!
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Rollersnake posted:I hadn't listened to any Venetian Snares. My interest is definitely piqued. Thanks! It's probably worth noting he has another album like Rossz csillag... called My Downfall. The rest of his music really doesn't sound much like either of those albums and is pretty much all straight Breakcore.
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Maha posted:Can you point me to something that sounds like Sleigh Bells? I don't really like Best Coast or Ariel Pink. Female vocals a plus! The Kills http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6wUPCqwWI8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3fZP7QC4PE The Go! Team has a similar cheerleader kind of vibe. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0eso4ARXzk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jlg3oBLkf4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lT2Tq2rC9I You also might like some more recent stuff from Deerhoof http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwFdP4xtgC8 Pomplamoose fucked around with this message at 05:55 on May 5, 2011 |
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Violent J Mascis posted:The Kills The Go! Team scratched the itch, thanks.
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The Duke of Avon posted:Can anyone recommend some bands from New Zealand? I prefer indie rock/pop-ish type stuff, especially with female singers, and it'd be nice if the bands were still around. It's highly unlikely that I'll have heard of anything you suggest. I think you'd really like Goldenhorse. Check out their first two albums, Riverhead and Out Of The Moon. Another couple of groups that fit the bill are the Brunettes and the Tokey Tones. The former group had stuff released overseas. Both groups can be found on Li'l Chief Records. I've got a question - where can I find stuff similar to Sunn O)))'s last album, Monoliths and Dimensions?
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ZakAce posted:I've got a question - where can I find stuff similar to Sunn O)))'s last album, Monoliths and Dimensions? both Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson have like a million sideprojects, I guess you've already checked some of those out?
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Lemonus posted:Wagner: Ride of the Valkryies. Wagner is easy, soooooooooo much good stuff there. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrZXEky58Js Siegfried's Funeral March from "Die Gotterdamerung" (The Twilight of the Gods, last in the Ring cycle) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJtrXqRu9K8 From "Der Fliegender Hollander" (The Flying Dutchman) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDBa1jgwR7k Vorspiel from "Das Rheingold" (first in the Ring cycle). This is my personal favorite, gives me chills every time I listen to it. Lemonus posted:Is it wrong to appreciate Wagner's music despite his misguided views?* Like most great works, you have to learn to separate the art from the man. Wagner has had a tremendous influence on music. Are you a fan of John Williams? The soundtrack to Star Wars is lifted almost entirely from Wagner's use of the leitmotif in his Ring Cycle. Raskolnikov2089 fucked around with this message at 16:32 on May 5, 2011 |
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Rollersnake posted:Who are some artists that have done interesting things with classical music samples? I'm already familiar with Murcof and the Drakengard soundtrack. There are loads more but off the top of my head: Klimek - Movies is Magic Vex'd - Cloud Seed For composers, I guess, Ligeti, Penderecki and Stockhausen probably have something to offer you. I kind of took "terrifying" literally, though. ZakAce posted:I've got a question - where can I find stuff similar to Sunn O)))'s last album, Monoliths and Dimensions? I really recommend Aethenor's newest album "En Form For Blĺ". Similar experimental approach to drone doom and O'Malley is strongly involved too. slowdave fucked around with this message at 21:17 on May 7, 2011 |
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So I stopped keeping up with new rap releases when my internet died out in the summer of 09 and I totally realized its been so long that I don't know what I've missed and I don't know where to start. I think the newest releases I've heard were the last couple Rick Ross albums (which I liked a lot), UGK 4 Lyfe (it wasn't so good), and the Burrprint 2 (it was ok). FWIW I don't like any based, college weed raps (Wiz Khalifa and poo poo) or Wolf Gang related stuff. I do on the other hand like Hypnotized/Triple 6 style stuff and what little Lex Luger I've heard. So what are a few good tapes/albums I missed out on?
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I'm a huge Black Sabbath fan (Ozzy & Dio eras). Does anyone have any suggestions for similar-sounding music for me to check out? Anything remotely close to the Black Sabbath album (in particular, Behind the Wall of Sleep,) would be terrific. I'm a bass player, so anything like Geezer Butler's funky sound would be groovy.
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Nosy_G posted:I'm a huge Black Sabbath fan (Ozzy & Dio eras). Does anyone have any suggestions for similar-sounding music for me to check out? Anything remotely close to the Black Sabbath album (in particular, Behind the Wall of Sleep,) would be terrific. Pagan Altar earlier Pentagram http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7JTD_73kpI Witchfinder General http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXXxh1fq8sw&feature=related Saint Vitus http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpVUMuLLqug Weedeater http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hniY6fBD2Ck the bass is really prominent on this album and groovy as hell, kind of harsh compared to Sabbath and tons and tons of other bands I'm sure you'll love that other people can recommend. Pretty much check out anything labeled doom metal or stoner metal.
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Nosy_G posted:I'm a huge Black Sabbath fan (Ozzy & Dio eras). Does anyone have any suggestions for similar-sounding music for me to check out? Anything remotely close to the Black Sabbath album (in particular, Behind the Wall of Sleep,) would be terrific. Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Satan Worshipping Goons
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Nosy_G posted:I'm a huge Black Sabbath fan (Ozzy & Dio eras). Does anyone have any suggestions for similar-sounding music for me to check out? Anything remotely close to the Black Sabbath album (in particular, Behind the Wall of Sleep,) would be terrific. Sheavy is all you need.
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Nosy_G posted:I'm a huge Black Sabbath fan (Ozzy & Dio eras). Does anyone have any suggestions for similar-sounding music for me to check out? Anything remotely close to the Black Sabbath album (in particular, Behind the Wall of Sleep,) would be terrific. what everyone else said, along with Bongzilla, Sleep, and Electric Wizard
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funkybottoms posted:what everyone else said, along with Bongzilla, Sleep, and Electric Wizard And the Sword, maybe even Sahg.
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I am completely obsessed with the beat in Kanye West's "Get em High". I want to hear more beats or songs like this. So ghetto and smooth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4SbYnNsTQA
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I'm starting to get into chiptune music. I've got albums by 4mat, Brother Android, and Starscream. Who else should I listen to? If it helps, this is one of my favourite songs, Paperdolls: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqSbLQSNNFo
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MiracleWhipHipster posted:I'm starting to get into chiptune music. I've got albums by 4mat, Brother Android, and Starscream. Who else should I listen to? Anamanguchi, they did the soundtrack the Scott Pilgrim Vs The World videogame and have 2 other album called "Power Supply" and "Dawn Metropolis". If you want something that's not pure chiptune but has Punk/Metal influences (specifically Electric guitar and Vocals) Try Horse The Band (Their EP "Pizza" is somewhat of a surreal concept album bordering on parody but it's still great), You Love Her Cos She's Dead and Colonopenbracket
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Haha thanks, I forgot about the Scott Pilgrim guys. And I don't care how general it is, as long as it sounds good. 
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I'm looking for a good place to start with traditional (I don't really know if that's the most accurate word to use) Arab/Persian music. You know with all the strings and crazy wailing and those desert beatzzz. edit: or also, really anything that takes heavy influence from or samples that kind of music.
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Anything similar to this specific Electric Wizard insrumental? Not really a huge fan of actual stoner / sludge stuff but this kind of spacey, slow, bass-heavy stuff with psychedelic guitarwork I find awesome. I'd wager at least some late 60s or 70s progressive rock bands did something like this but sadly I haven't found anything similar yet. Some post-rock bands (like Red Sparowes) come close but I think they often lack the feel of a jam I'm looking for. Something like slowed down Ozric Tentacles but less tacky. I don't mind vocals as long as they're not death metal growling.
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Bubble Bathory posted:I'm looking for a good place to start with traditional (I don't really know if that's the most accurate word to use) Arab/Persian music. You know with all the strings and crazy wailing and those desert beatzzz. Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn is an amazing Pakistani singer, and Rahim Alhaj is a master oud player, but that's about as far as my Arabic music knowledge goes. Either would be a fine place to start I'd imagine.
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The Doo Do Chasers posted:So I stopped keeping up with new rap releases when my internet died out in the summer of 09 and I totally realized its been so long that I don't know what I've missed and I don't know where to start. I think the newest releases I've heard were the last couple Rick Ross albums (which I liked a lot), UGK 4 Lyfe (it wasn't so good), and the Burrprint 2 (it was ok). I'm hoping you've heard the latest Kanye West album if not fix that at once, its the best rap album in many years.
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These Loving Eyes posted:Anything similar to this specific Electric Wizard insrumental? Not really a huge fan of actual stoner / sludge stuff but this kind of spacey, slow, bass-heavy stuff with psychedelic guitarwork I find awesome. I'd wager at least some late 60s or 70s progressive rock bands did something like this but sadly I haven't found anything similar yet. Some post-rock bands (like Red Sparowes) come close but I think they often lack the feel of a jam I'm looking for. Something like slowed down Ozric Tentacles but less tacky. I don't mind vocals as long as they're not death metal growling. What you want is space rock. Hawkwind specifically. They have rockin songs (Lemmy from Motorhead was their bassist before he formed Motorhead) and they have jams with a ridiculous amount of sonic experimentation. Hawkwind The Golden Void Spiral Galaxy Master Of the Universe is probably their most famous song after Silver Machine I've only listened to their first 4 or 5 albums and they're all very good and similar, the first one isn't so good, its just mediocre Syd Barret-era Pink Floyd imitation. Warrior on the Edge of Time and In Search of Space are my favorites, I don't think I could pick between the two. Nektar are pretty good too, here's a good chunk of the only album of there's I've heard Journey to the Center of the Eye. The singer likes to repeat the phrase "while my _____ gently weeps" a lot. Eloy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_V6vPTOMmWA Amon Duul II http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr7uXibfdMw The improv songs on this album are all killer killer killer, the other songs are all right though. I'm just beginning to dig into this style myself, so I can only give you a few recs. Stick with Hawkwind for a while though if you like it, I can listen to Warrior On The Edge of Time and In Search of Space over and over again.
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The Doo Do Chasers posted:What you want is space rock. Hawkwind specifically. They have rockin songs (Lemmy from Motorhead was their bassist before he formed Motorhead) and they have jams with a ridiculous amount of sonic experimentation. Thanks for defining the genre! Actually I already had Hall of the Mountain Grill sitting on my hard disk but hadn't really gotten into it yet. Really digging the stuff you linked! If anyone else knows other corner stones of space rock, please share your recommendations.
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