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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. Have you checked Acid Mothers Temple out?
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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? Some of these are crossovers, but hopefully you enjoy a few of them: Neutralite is just awesome. Sabrepulse plays a kind of "chip-pop": songs that sound more like pop songs rendered in 8-bit as opposed to something you'd expect to hear as VGM. The Deprecation Guild plays live hard rock instruments with a chiptune background. Zomby Makes dubstep, but uses a ton of video game samples.
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What are some suggestions for the type of soul like in Bewildered by James Brown? (and obviously a fair amount of other songs like his.) I listen to a fair amount of Mo-Town and now James Brown kick and the like but it's usually more on the upbeat and funky side.
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May 13, 2011 03:33
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PoisonedV posted:What are some suggestions for the type of soul like in Bewildered by James Brown? (and obviously a fair amount of other songs like his.) I listen to a fair amount of Mo-Town and now James Brown kick and the like but it's usually more on the upbeat and funky side. The Numero Group put out various soul label compilations called Eccentric Soul. They're compilations from old soul labels featuring a variety of groups. I'd recommend previewing them to find the sound you like. Some of the stuff is upbeat, but there is plenty features slower stuff. Eccentric Soul And something like this in particular might be similar to what you're after. Dusty Groove is a good online record shop with all sorts of soul, jazz, and funk. It may be worth digging around on there a bit as well. Also, some Otis Redding might float your boat. me your dad fucked around with this message at 13:11 on May 13, 2011 |
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May 13, 2011 12:40
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Anyone got any bands similar to The Dutchess And The Duke? Essentially just really simple gritty guitars and some simple harmonies and brilliant songwriting?
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May 14, 2011 03:06
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looking for bands similar to Mumford and Sons powerful vocals and a big sound.
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May 14, 2011 04:03
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I've been liking Pantha du Prince and I've been liking Burial lately. I know the two aren't quite the same, but I'm sure you can see the similarities. What else should I check out?
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May 14, 2011 07:23
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Any recommendations for chill music (basically anything bass-heavy - big fan of dubstep)? Single tracks/sets/CDs are all welcome. eg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myH06-ePu8Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSbWfBZIjgE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdiABALvPxc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRTcUv8b448
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CNN Sports Ticker posted:I've been liking Pantha du Prince and I've been liking Burial lately. I know the two aren't quite the same, but I'm sure you can see the similarities. What else should I check out? Desolate, Kaito, Rhythm & Sound, Jennifer Cardini, Steffi?
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May 14, 2011 23:46
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I'm looking for something with a nice strong bass and/or drum line. Exact genre isn't a big deal, it can be D&B, UK bass, techno, electro-industrial, whatever, but I don't really want singing (some vocals are okay, just no singing). Examples include Justice, from the first page (such as http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lodWFJJIOkg), This Morn Omina (such as http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EagS_11RB8), some Pendulum, (Blood Sugar and Salt in the Wounds, namely), etc.
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May 15, 2011 03:14
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CNN Sports Ticker posted:I've been liking Pantha du Prince and I've been liking Burial lately. I know the two aren't quite the same, but I'm sure you can see the similarities. What else should I check out? Jan Jelinek? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkpaDpwdSUI Anything on Kompakt?
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May 15, 2011 10:38
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Been enjoying Stevie Ray Vaughan a lot at the moment. What other texas blues should I be checking out?
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May 15, 2011 23:16
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http://soundcloud.com/methodic-doubt-music/lonely-dusk-full-mix-mv2 http://soundcloud.com/methodic-doubt-music/blue-leader-kopiusfew i really like these two songs. where can i find more music like this?
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Torael_7 posted:I'm looking for something with a nice strong bass and/or drum line. Exact genre isn't a big deal, it can be D&B, UK bass, techno, electro-industrial, whatever, but I don't really want singing (some vocals are okay, just no singing). Examples include Justice, from the first page (such as http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lodWFJJIOkg), This Morn Omina (such as http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EagS_11RB8), some Pendulum, (Blood Sugar and Salt in the Wounds, namely), etc. I can only really speak to you on the DNB angle. I would check out Spor, some of his music has vocals but most doesn't and its pretty hard stuff. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRVKb2VJYiA This is probably one of his more popular tracks. He also has an electro alias, Feed Me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6ILV4hjc6U You should really like this track, it's got a little bit of vocals but it also has a really deep bassline and I think you'll like the drums. I'm also a huge fan of Shock One. Definitely on the other side of the genre from Spor. He's got a mish mash of vocal and non vocal tracks, I picked a couple I thought you would like. Some have some vocals but very little. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H3yojwppcY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgjB0HlhoJU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGPK6GwuWlM http://www.youtube.com/user/NeurofunkGrid Here's a great Youtube channel where you can sample some great DnB. There's also liquid which has some really good non vocal tracks but at the same time vocals are incredibly prevalent with a lot of artists. Here's a decent example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH627fyAxpA There's a ton more names I could give you but it's a really broad genre so if you like any of that I can point you to stuff that's similar.
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May 17, 2011 11:56
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I honestly really never thought I'd care for trance music at all, but then I listened to Solar Fields - EarthShine, and wow, what an awesome album. There's gotta be more trance with this much depth and progression, I just don't really know where to look, can someone help me out?
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May 17, 2011 17:20
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So I found a couple tracks on some of this German DJs sets that a friend of mine showed me, and I really like them a lot. Trouble is that I don't really know how to find more like them other than to listen to the guy's sets, which is kinda inefficient. Here are the tracks that I thought were cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxTIWsSaDSU&feature=share http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmVpYudwpvo&feature=share http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m5DwCauFhs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNsCNpdVQMQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sMyhV_wAWg The main problem is that most of them are remixes, so on thing's like last.fm they're listed under the original artist. Anyone know of any good blogs for this kind of music?
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May 17, 2011 17:58
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Weird requests: 1) I'm looking for really bad 90s euro rave poo poo. Aqua, Vengaboys, Ace of Base, etc. Anything you'd find on one of those "Pulse" compilations. I grew up listening to this stuff all the time and had almost forgotten about it. Also, anything modern influenced by it would be interesting to hear (see: GaGa's Alejandro) 2) I'm also looking for some awesome baroque pop - really orchestral and dramatic pop music like Sparks and Electric Light Orchestra. Can be from any era, doesn't bother me. I hear a modern band called British Sea Power is keeping this sound alive, haven't checked them out, though.
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May 17, 2011 19:32
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Doctor Claw posted:Weird requests: Love and the Zombies come to mind; as far as newer artists maybe Belle and Sebastian. haven't heard a great deal of BSP, but what i have heard doesn't fit the bill.
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May 17, 2011 21:23
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So this may be a strange request, but does anyone know what you would call music with a big orchestra and tons of people singing? I was wasting time on youtube and decided to listen to a bunch of European national anthems and really like the big orchestra behind a bunch of people singing in harmony; is there a word for this or does this stuff just exist in national anthem type songs? I guess some examples would be the French (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlOA4mLIwq8&feature=related) and Italian (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uDyOLgf2jo&feature=related) national anthems
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Captain Frigate posted:So I found a couple tracks on some of this German DJs sets that a friend of mine showed me, and I really like them a lot. Trouble is that I don't really know how to find more like them other than to listen to the guy's sets, which is kinda inefficient. This is colloquially known as "scarf techno". Or living room house. Or euro trendy undanceable hipster bullshit for graphic designers. And so on. Ras Het posted:Desolate, Kaito, Rhythm & Sound, Jennifer Cardini, Steffi? slowdave posted:Jan Jelinek? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkpaDpwdSUI But yeah check out anything on Kompakt, particularly mixes by Michael Mayer and Superpitcher.
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May 18, 2011 05:33
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Doctor Claw posted:Weird requests: Toy-Box should be right up your alley: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0aXY2pM2sA
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May 18, 2011 13:54
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Doctor Claw posted:Weird requests: Captain Jack Daze Dj Bobo Dr. Bombay Eiffel 65 E-Type Erotix Mr. President Paradisio Scooter X-Perience 666 Youtube has hundreds of best of listings of this genre from the 90s.
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May 18, 2011 14:39
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Can anyone recommend me good chilled out summer electronica/hip hop like Javelin? Anything like these two: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmThvaJGvAY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB6Obk2fO64
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May 18, 2011 20:18
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Two groups I'd recommend are jj and Teams vs. Star Slinger.
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May 18, 2011 21:57
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I just listened to Vocalcity and realized that I want more music like this. Any recommendations for beginner's deep house? Vocals are cool but not required.
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May 18, 2011 22:31
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Sad Mammal posted:Some of these are crossovers, but hopefully you enjoy a few of them: Hey, thanks a lot. Disasterpeace and Zomby are awesome so far. I'll check out the others, too.
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May 19, 2011 15:55
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More like THIS and THIS
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Doctor Claw posted:2) I'm also looking for some awesome baroque pop - really orchestral and dramatic pop music like Sparks and Electric Light Orchestra. Can be from any era, doesn't bother me. I hear a modern band called British Sea Power is keeping this sound alive, haven't checked them out, though. I am a huge sucker for orchestral pop/rock. I am going to assume you have all the Beatles, Beach Boys, and possibly The Zombies so I can skip them. My suggestions might not be as rock or poppy as Sparks or some ELO, but I will try to cover a large range of styles, hope you like at least a few. The Divine Comedy: witty Irish chamber pop. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqNtOCxJn24 Ed Harcourt: singer/songwriter chamber pop rock http://youtu.be/6wBuCfTe3rk Air:The last album the put out, Love 2, had a breezy 60/70's vibe http://youtu.be/zuABYwIaonE Billy Nicholls: one of the forgotten gems of the 60's http://youtu.be/kXajMnidL38 Harry Nilsson: first two albums, Pandemonium Shadow Show and Aerial Ballet, are pure gold http://youtu.be/4ZQXAMKNONk Elbow: The Seldom Seen Kid is an amazingly beautiful album http://youtu.be/C1_R3_YCtfA bonus BBC orchestra version: http://youtu.be/fX0B9ZpdZEA Bill Ricchini: kind of like Ed Harcourt but American http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mgEo3ZkYPw Dr. Dog: some of the stuff they put out reminds me of ELO http://youtu.be/5MDerXi42cQ Florence and the Machine: huge voice over equally huge music http://youtu.be/Da6bBKLPEGg Oh No Ono: proggy electro pop from Denmark with a throw everything at it wall of sound approach http://youtu.be/3tHZWzOcF1M Stornoway British Indie Folk http://youtu.be/miHWQUA201Q Johnny Flynn: awesome baroque folk pop http://youtu.be/HBC-KroRy5o Sean Lennon son of John Lennon and Yoko http://youtu.be/BCVim78vmUM The Polyphonic Spree massive band/choir/cult led by the former lead singer of Tripping Daisy http://youtu.be/--rWZTfWRkE Shearwater: indie folk from a former member of Okkervil River, might be the most depressing song ever http://youtu.be/IRZKtrQXf6A Camera Obscura: Phil Spector Wall of Sound girl group meets indie pop from Scotland http://youtu.be/O3CkfvYMCWM There is a band called Pilotdrift, they sound a bit like Sparks mixed with a Danny Elfman score for a Tim Burton movie. Sadly YouTube only has a few of their songs and not the better ones. British Sea Power always made me think of a post-punk David Bowie http://youtu.be/ua4BiBV6i6o
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delicious beef posted:Can anyone recommend me good chilled out summer electronica/hip hop like Javelin? Anything like these two: you might like Letherette https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfjrFd7xJKY also maybe Young Montana?, he has a new album out but idk if all of it is quite like this track which is I think similar to what you're looking for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZT0wlH4y8k
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Amazon Review posted:I just listened to Vocalcity and realized that I want more music like this. Any recommendations for beginner's deep house? Vocals are cool but not required. The other three Luomo LPs are not quite as good (still loving excellent obvsly), but more traditionally "deep house" if that's a virtue. Tbf, in general I don't really enjoy music that tries to sound like Vocalcity, poo poo rarely clicks the same way Tessio or Synkro do. I'd recommend Moodymann, Theo Parrish, Herbert, Robert Owens, Michael Mayer and Edfemin, off the top of my head.
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To add on to that, here are a few thoughts I posted about a different request for deep house. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3238075&pagenumber=113&perpage=40#post391526639 I would also add Larry Heard (aka mr. fingers and others) to ras hai's list if you are interested in a historical standpoint as he is often consider the father of deep house. In my own estimation that simplification is just as harmful as helpful, but it's a notable idea to consider.
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Can anyone recommend me more tracks/albums that feature lo-fi singers providing their own backing vocals? A few examples I like are: Tonstartssbandht, Grouper and Doseone (the tail-end of this sample).
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May 20, 2011 21:24
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Sad Mammal posted:Can anyone recommend me more tracks/albums that feature lo-fi singers providing their own backing vocals? A few examples I like are: Tonstartssbandht, Grouper and Doseone (the tail-end of this sample). Honestly, I don't really understand what exactly you're asking, but it seems like Alvin Band.
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Sad Mammal posted:Can anyone recommend me more tracks/albums that feature lo-fi singers providing their own backing vocals? A few examples I like are: Tonstartssbandht, Grouper and Doseone (the tail-end of this sample). Clap Your Hands Say Yeah do stuff like this a lot and it's awesome. The only thing is their singer's got a pretty weird voice, so sometimes that can take some getting used to. Example: The chorus of this song at around 0:40 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTxYlkAguoY&feature=related
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who else is making stuff that sounds like Oren Ambarchi? The only thing I have is Grapes from the Estate so any other Oren recommendations are welcome
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Iraff posted:who else is making stuff that sounds like Oren Ambarchi? The only thing I have is Grapes from the Estate so any other Oren recommendations are welcome Man my mind is kinda hitting a blank for some reason when it comes to similar artists...Eliane Radigue maybe? Or Eleh? Z'EV? Keith Rowe? No-one quite nails minimal ambiance the way he does... In the Pendulum's Embrace, Suspension, Persona, Triste and the Intermission 2000-2008 compilation are all wonderful records. I'm not too familiar with most of his colloborations but the album he did with Z'EV, Spirit Transform Me, is really good. slowdave fucked around with this message at 19:28 on May 21, 2011 |
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May 21, 2011 19:24
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The closest I can think would be Mountains.
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I recently found Emilíana Torrini, and I was wondering if there are any similar artists out there. I just really found all her albums to be very enjoyable and love her voice and just her sound I guess. I especially liked the Fisherman's Woman and Love in the Time of Science albums.
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Sad Mammal posted:Can anyone recommend me more tracks/albums that feature lo-fi singers providing their own backing vocals? A few examples I like are: Tonstartssbandht, Grouper and Doseone (the tail-end of this sample). How to Dress Well does this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbdeacVXbik
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I'm looking for a bit of instrumental metal music. The best example I've got (and one of my favorites) is The Crusade by Trivium. Eight minutes of really great guitar riffs and drumwork. It sounds very technical to me, and the chords all have an easy-to-follow structure and melody - like this song could have some awesome lyrics to go with it, but it doesn't need them, because it's just that badass  I've heard some other stuff from friends, but frankly a lot of it is just too chaotic. They sound like they're trying to prove how cool they are by playing random guitar notes as fast as possible with a literal wall of sound coming from the drums, and you can't make out anything intelligible. Sounds a little spergy, I guess, but I like good metal music that I can understand, not just madness set to music. Anyone know of anything worth listening to?
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