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I would love to find some more albums with Jazz-Funk (I think this is the genre). Until now I have listened to some compilations named Pulp Fusion, and heard songs like these: Pucho & His Latin Soul Brothers - Chitterlings Con Carne http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TIZ6whyb_U SOUL - Burning Spear http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB0tzvS-790 If you can point me in the direction of some music alike, it would be great.
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het posted:Other than the obvious answer of "very sharp knives" I'm intrigued. Would you happen to have a link to that? Google seems to think I want actual sharp knives.  But thanks for Tomba, thread! And also Deadmou5. Lemme just check; is he a douche because of legal action, dj hate, or because he can't leave those loving compressors well enough alone?
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Da Monk posted:I would love to find some more albums with Jazz-Funk (I think this is the genre). Until now I have listened to some compilations named Pulp Fusion, and heard songs like these: Try some of Donald Byrd's early '70s records, Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson, Manu Dibango, Mongo Santamaria's '70s albums, The Lafayette Afro Rock Band, Roy Ayers (and his album with Fela Kuti), and maybe some blaxploitation film soundtracks: The Mack, Foxy Brown, Superfly, Across 110th Street etc... And if you enjoy the salsa stylings of the first track, try Willie Colón, Ray Barretto, Joe Bataan, Louie Ramirez, Bronx River Parkway, for examples. Karate Bastard posted:I'm intrigued. Would you happen to have a link to that? Google seems to think I want actual sharp knives. Oh dear.
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Oct 3, 2011 14:42
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Karate Bastard posted:I'm intrigued. Would you happen to have a link to that? Google seems to think I want actual sharp knives. I believe he was referring to this artist. http://www.last.fm/music/Very%2520Sharp%2520Knives?ac=very%20sharp
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Yes, I did find that, but I couldn't find anything on there that made them seem like "the obvious answer" to Skrillex. So there's obviously something that I've missed.
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Oct 3, 2011 16:29
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het wasn't being serious. He was comparing Skrillex to having very sharp knifes shoved in your ears.
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Ow, ouch, the irony! It's getting so thick in here I can't tell who's meaning what who is saying anymore?! Someone please hold my hand.  Here, have some After the burial instead: Cursing akhenaten. Egypty progressive metal, or "djent" if you like. That should set y'all straight. It has irony in it. e: Oh! "Very sharp knives", as in "stuff my ears full of"! My denseity sometimes astounds me. 
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Oct 3, 2011 18:15
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Karate Bastard posted:I'm intrigued. Would you happen to have a link to that? Google seems to think I want actual sharp knives. Heeheehee
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Da Monk posted:I would love to find some more albums with Jazz-Funk (I think this is the genre). Until now I have listened to some compilations named Pulp Fusion, and heard songs like these: http://youtu.be/CT2WJhEDqiY
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If I like Moby, Fatboy Slim and Daft Punk, what other electronic music should I look at?
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Looking for recommendation for a much underrepresented genre, country. I really like Ryan Bingham, and I'm trying to find more stuff like him. I especially like the slightly grungey feel of his music.
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Oct 4, 2011 07:00
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A long time ago I heard a song (Youen Naru Kizuna no Hibiki) in some anime which I really enjoyed. I asked on some other forum for similiar songs like it, and was pointed towards Yann Tiersen for similar music. And for years now I've listened to every one of his songs and albums, but lately I'd like to hear more along the same vein if anyone would be so kind as to point me in the right direction. So, long story short, more french instrumental music?
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drainpipe posted:Looking for recommendation for a much underrepresented genre, country. I really like Ryan Bingham, and I'm trying to find more stuff like him. I especially like the slightly grungey feel of his music. None of these are terribly obscure, so apologies if you're already familiar: Uncle Tupelo was at the forefront of alt-country until a nasty split led to the formations of Wilco, which I'm sure you know and isn't exactly what you're looking for, and Son Volt, which should fit the bill. Definitely check out Drive-by Truckers; several members past and present have shared songwriting/lead vocals so they have a few different sounds that all make sense together. Far as older stuff, I'd start with Billy Joe Shaver.
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I want to listen to more hip hop. I like this song by Deltron 3030 a lot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7_jbluF0qo I don't know much else about this genre, but I know I like that song. I like that it's about the future and that this album tells a story. I like the melody and that the song sounds really big. What else might I like?
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Ehud posted:I want to listen to more hip hop. I like this song by Deltron 3030 a lot. That whole album is pretty strong, not to mention somewhat unusual in being a rap concept album. If you like the music/production part, that's Dan "the Automator" Nakamura, who has a pretty good resume: I would suggest checking out the first Handsome Boy Modeling School album, the first Gorillaz album, and Kool Keith/Dr Octagon's Dr. Octagonecologyst, which is one of the more bizarre and amazing hip-hop records you will find. If it's more about the lyrics, Del has a number of albums, both solo and with the Hieroglyphics, the best of which I think are 3rd Eye Vision, No Need for Alarm, and Both Sides of the Brain. If it's content, there are plenty of nerdy backpacker hip-hop artists that drop Star Wars references, but none of them touch El-P. You might also check out an album he produced, Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein, which is goddamn awesome.
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Ehud posted:I want to listen to more hip hop. I like this song by Deltron 3030 a lot. Anything that Dan the Automator (producer of that record) and/or (DJ) Kid Koala put their hands on will be good. If you haven't already, check out Atmosphere, Eyedea (with or without DJ Abilities), and Aesop Rock. All quality stuff. Not Very Metal fucked around with this message at 21:48 on Oct 4, 2011 |
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Oct 4, 2011 21:39
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Okay, this will sound really stupid, but I'm looking for something like a heavier version of DragonForce. Basically a death metal or grindcore band that's based pretty much entirely around overlong face-melting solos. Like a band that specializes in these sorts of insane, dissonant guitar solos: Cattle Decapitation - The Product Alive Repulsion - Maggots In Your Coffin Vader - Never Say My Name
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funkybottoms posted:That whole album is pretty strong, not to mention somewhat unusual in being a rap concept album. If you like the music/production part, that's Dan "the Automator" Nakamura, who has a pretty good resume: I would suggest checking out the first Handsome Boy Modeling School album, the first Gorillaz album, and Kool Keith/Dr Octagon's Dr. Octagonecologyst, which is one of the more bizarre and amazing hip-hop records you will find. If it's more about the lyrics, Del has a number of albums, both solo and with the Hieroglyphics, the best of which I think are 3rd Eye Vision, No Need for Alarm, and Both Sides of the Brain. If it's content, there are plenty of nerdy backpacker hip-hop artists that drop Star Wars references, but none of them touch El-P. You might also check out an album he produced, Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein, which is goddamn awesome. Not Very Metal posted:Anything that Dan the Automator (producer of that record) and/or (DJ) Kid Koala put their hands on will be good. Thank you both! I'll check this stuff out.
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Oct 5, 2011 00:10
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If you want a more general overview of hip hop, the rub's history of hip hop series can't be beat http://www.itstherub.com/?cat=15
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I really need some more bands like the ones I'm head over heels for right now, they are: The Dutchess & The Duke, Neutral Milk Hotel, Frightened Rabbit, Joanna Newsom. What are some bands with the same kind of sound/epic songs with amazing lyrics, etc. I haven't had a new album sink its claws into me in awhile.
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Loving Life Partner posted:I really need some more bands like the ones I'm head over heels for right now, they are: The Dutchess & The Duke, Neutral Milk Hotel, Frightened Rabbit, Joanna Newsom. Here's a couple bands I associate with being similar to Frightened Rabbit for one reason or another. I don't really know the other bands' material very well, so these might not be what you're looking for... Ramona Falls - I Say Fever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga0ohgZFVqc Menomena - Muscle n Flow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crvv47_MTK0
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Cobweb Heart posted:Okay, this will sound really stupid, but I'm looking for something like a heavier version of DragonForce. Basically a death metal or grindcore band that's based pretty much entirely around overlong face-melting solos. That's a difficult one as Grindcore, as a genre, isn't exactly replete with solos. However, based on the bands you mentioned I'd suggest you give Misery Index, Cephalic Carnage and Dying Fetus a listen.
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Looking for gloomy but accessible jazz like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIhb6FWMqbM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBfTWiffTVo
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moss piglet posted:Looking for gloomy but accessible jazz like The second one reminds me a little, kinda, of early Donald Byrd; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2KvM2T40RQ He's pretty goddamn obscure but these two tracks by Khan Jamal own (hope you like vibes!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gplS64LwBzg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHegNm1ffCE&feature=related
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Da Monk posted:I would love to find some more albums with Jazz-Funk (I think this is the genre). Until now I have listened to some compilations named Pulp Fusion, and heard songs like these: You should check out kon and amir's off track compilations.
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I'm looking for more sort of Psych-y house stuff, similar to Teengirl Fantasy or Blondes
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Looking for more stuff like Gui Boratto. Would this be house music or something? I know dick about electronic stuff but would love to find more like this. I just came across Booka Shade from that first link which I also like if that's any more specific. It's a little more aggressive, I guess? edit: I should read op's more often. WAY TO GO WAMPA!! fucked around with this message at 21:20 on Oct 8, 2011 |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5raqlIcK3I&ob=av2n Jessie J can sing quite nicely.
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I'm looking for some drone/ambient music similar to Tim Hecker, Belong, Fennesz, Stars of the Lid, etc. but darker. Basically, I started reading Blood Meridian and none of my normal reading music is bleak enough.
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Conduit for Sale! posted:I'm looking for some drone/ambient music similar to Tim Hecker, Belong, Fennesz, Stars of the Lid, etc. but darker. Basically, I started reading Blood Meridian and none of my normal reading music is bleak enough. personally, I hate music while reading, but here a few different directions: Experimental Audio Research, Sunn 0))), Dirty Three (a little less ambient, but I could see them soundtracking a revisionist Western), Metal Machine Music (which is probably too dissonant, but I could see it sountracking some scenes from the book)
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funkybottoms posted:Dirty Three (a little less ambient, but I could see them soundtracking a revisionist Western) Is this an odd joke playing on the fact that Warren Ellis has soundtracked two of those?
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I am looking for some tough as nails female rappers. Gangsta rappers preferred. Someone like Lady of Rage, La Chat or Gangsta Boo
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Conduit for Sale! posted:I'm looking for some drone/ambient music similar to Tim Hecker, Belong, Fennesz, Stars of the Lid, etc. but darker. Basically, I started reading Blood Meridian and none of my normal reading music is bleak enough. Labradford, Pan American, The Dead Texan, Loscil, Aix Em Klemm - having said that, I think Labradford / Aix Em Klemm would mostly suit your needs as they're definitely less optimistic than Stars of the Lid, slower than Fennesz, quieter than Tim Hecker. There's 1 Mile North (which I also recommend, if you're not offed by speech samples), but if anything I'd say the collaboration they did with Colophon & Wind Up Bird - Conduction, Convention, Radiation comes close as well.
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Ras Het posted:Is this an odd joke playing on the fact that Warren Ellis has soundtracked two of those? I realized after I responded that that was exactly the reason, but i'm sick as poo poo and didn't feel like fixing it. Conduit for Sale!, make sure you watch The Proposition, you'll appreciate it.
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Conduit for Sale! posted:I'm looking for some drone/ambient music similar to Tim Hecker, Belong, Fennesz, Stars of the Lid, etc. but darker. Basically, I started reading Blood Meridian and none of my normal reading music is bleak enough. Simon Scott William Fowler Collins Kreng Common Eider, King Eider Sylvester Anfang II
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Oct 9, 2011 11:16
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Conduit for Sale! posted:Basically, I started reading Blood Meridian and none of my normal reading music is bleak enough. The albums Slim Westerns & Slim Westerns II by A Small Good Thing are pretty much tailor-made for Blood Meridian.
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Hammer Floyd posted:If I like Moby, Fatboy Slim and Daft Punk, what other electronic music should I look at? Maybe BT. Movement in Still Life is a really good introductory album.
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Thanks for all the recommendations. I especially like Aux Eim Klemm, Labradford and that Slim Westerns album. I has always wondered if there was more music like the song that plays over the end credits of No Country for Old Men, and Slim Westerns fits the bill.
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Recommend me something that sounds like any of these: My Dead Girlfriend 125, Rue Montmartre True Widow Tropic of Cancer
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Conduit for Sale! posted:I'm looking for some drone/ambient music similar to Tim Hecker, Belong, Fennesz, Stars of the Lid, etc. but darker. Basically, I started reading Blood Meridian and none of my normal reading music is bleak enough. William Basinski, esp. "The Disintegration Loops." Maybe Gavin Bryars on the more orchestral tip.
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