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psychicsecession posted:Does anyone know about any good compilations of old 91/92 rave stuff? While I'm not aware of any compilations that have come out recently, Uncle Dugs hosts a show on Rinse.fm every Friday 11am-2pm GMT, however podcasts are available on the Rinse site as well. A lot of old 90s hardcore/rave/jungle classics being played out. About as close to a compilation of classic rave tunes as you can get.
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If I really like Unwound's Leaves Turn Inside You album, what else might I be into?
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Final Fart Buttball posted:If I really like Unwound's Leaves Turn Inside You album, what else might I be into? Man, I love Unwound- too bad Leaves Turn is kind of the odd one out in their catalog, because there's a lot more stuff that sounds like their earlier albums. I think Trail of Dead's Source Tags and Codes finds a similar balance of abrasive/arty/heavy/pretty, as do a bunch of the Louisville bands like Rodan, Shipping News, June of 44... and of course all of these bands owe a debt to Sonic Youth and Slint.
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Maybe this thread can help me. I've fallen into a rut with music and i need more variety in my mix. My tastes are a bit weird, in my opinion. I've recently been listening to Boards Of Canada, Mux Mool, Locust Toybox, Aphex Twin, Flying Lotus, etc. I used to never listen to electronic music, I just kind of eased into it. I had downloaded Boards Of Canada's Campfire Headphase and never actually listened to it for a year. Every once in a while it would come on via random shuffle and i'd listen to it. Eventually i became a huge fan and started delving into more electronic. Before that phase i generally listened only to variants of rock. Lots of Canadian Rock too. I'm still a huge fan of bands like I Mother Earth, Big Wreck, The Tragically Hip, etc. A fair amount of alt rock as well. I enjoy good hip-hop too. So with those tastes in mind, is there anything people can suggest to me? I'd love to discover more bands but i just don't know where to start. I have an awful habit of just skipping songs i don't really know when they come on instead of chilling and listening to them. I wish Canada had pandora radio.
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I'm a huge Prince fan. I love funky, sexy-rear end pop music. What's some more music like that? Another good example would be Justin Timberlake's second album; stuff that's usually got a lot of synth and funky beats. I have pretty much everything by Prince and his affiliates. EDIT: That seemed kind of vague so here's some examples: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KYPkmGpooI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISZacjyerqc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3NdNXcYdhU Blast Fantasto fucked around with this message at 20:56 on Oct 30, 2011 |
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Final Fart Buttball posted:If I really like Unwound's Leaves Turn Inside You album, what else might I be into? That depends which songs off it you dig the most. If it's weird but at times beautiful stuff then try Merchandise (LP on Katorga Works), El Jesus De Magico, Dadamah, the latest Total Control - Henge Beat LP and The Young - Voyagers of Legend LP. June of 44 was an excellent recommendation. be sure to check out Enablers (the SF band).
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twoski posted:Maybe this thread can help me. I've fallen into a rut with music and i need more variety in my mix. Amon Tobin, Battles, Squarepusher, The Field, The Fridge, Trentemoller, Tycho, Ulrich Schnauss, Undermathic Venetian Snares. I'd say, basing on your tastes, you should find Amon Tobin, Ulrich Schnauss, Undermathic and Venetian Snares the most acceptable, but other artists deserve their mention as well.
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I really got into Lupe Fiasco, I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for other smooth positive hip hop like The Show Goes On? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmp6zIr5y4U&ob=av3e
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eithedog posted:Venetian Snares I know that name! Isn't that the guy who made an album devoted to talking poo poo about Winnipeg?
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I know absolutely nothing about Chinese music. Anybody want to give me some directions to go in, some interesting blogs, and a bunch of youtubes?
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An0 posted:I know absolutely nothing about Chinese music. Anybody want to give me some directions to go in, some interesting blogs, and a bunch of youtubes? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEJbNPeYNz8 and related links 
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Hey guys, for someone who claims to love jazz, I don't really seem to listen to anything after the 70s. Hit me with anything which could be considered modern, I've got an open mind.
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Nuclear Spoon posted:Hey guys, for someone who claims to love jazz, I don't really seem to listen to anything after the 70s. Mahavishnu!
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Nuclear Spoon posted:Hey guys, for someone who claims to love jazz, I don't really seem to listen to anything after the 70s. Gordian Knot - Muttersprache And for something a little different: The Cinematic Orchestra feat. Fontella Bass - All That You Give The Cinematic Orchestra - The Man with the Movie Camera twoski posted:Maybe this thread can help me. I've fallen into a rut with music and i need more variety in my mix. Edit: Check this out too Dalek - Street Diction Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 23:17 on Nov 1, 2011 |
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I checked back a couple pages and didn't see anything exactly along these lines. First, I want to expand my collection of classic and modern psychedelic rock and psychedelic folk. I'm familiar with Jefferson Airplane, early Moody Blues, Tame Impala, Devendra Banhart, etc. I know there are lots of big names and big albums I'm missing, so any suggestions would be appreciated. Bonus points for female vocalists. Second, I want to get into hip-hop with solid funky live backing, especially if it sounds like dirty '70s funk. Anything like The Roots or OutKast. Time Cowboy fucked around with this message at 23:26 on Nov 1, 2011 |
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Nov 1, 2011 23:06
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Time Cowboy posted:I checked back a couple pages and didn't see anything exactly along these lines. Arthur Brown is the godfather of psychedelic rock. Some of his stuff is fairly poppy and accessible and some is totally avant-garde noise, but here's a few that represent him and his many different styles: Fire Nightmare Sunrise Time Captives You might also be interested in the first few Porcupine Tree albums. Here's a few tracks: Synesthesia Nine Cats Waiting (Phase One) Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 23:16 on Nov 1, 2011 |
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Misogynist posted:Fire I've heard that opening bit in so many different places. It's awesome to know where it came from now. Thanks!
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Time Cowboy posted:First, I want to expand my collection of classic and modern psychedelic rock and psychedelic folk. I'm familiar with Jefferson Airplane, early Moody Blues, Tame Impala, Devendra Banhart, etc. I know there are lots of big names and big albums I'm missing, so any suggestions would be appreciated. Bonus points for female vocalists. Gong—everything they did from Camembert Electrique through You. Female vocalist Gilli Smythe rarely sings lead, normally contributing ethereal whispers and wails, but she and partner Daevid Allen were the heart and soul of this band, and you may also want to look into their respective solo careers. The first two Nuggets compilations are an excellent overview of psychedelic and garage rock in America (the first one) and the rest of the world (the second one), and I highly recommend them. Pearls Before Swine made some utterly gorgeous psychedelic folk, but Tom Rapp kind of sounds like he has a mouth full of marbles or badly-fitting braces, which I sometimes find very grating. This is most apparent on One Nation Underground. 13th Floors Elevators are pretty interesting, and have that distinctive "electric jug." Silver Apples were one of the first bands to incorporate elements of electronic music into rock music, and sound at once definitively psychedelic rock and years ahead of their time. Discussing krautrock would be a whole other post in itself, but in short late '60s-early '70s Germany is a goldmine for music on the more experimental side of psychedelic rock. I have to make special mention of Frumpy, because you wanted female vocalists, and Inga Rumpf may be one of my all-time favorite rock vocalists. Also check out ID Company, her project with Dagmar Krause (Slapp Happy, Henry Cow, Art Bears). The Dukes of Stratosfear are XTC doing ridiculously good psychedelic pop pastiches and parodies. Even better when you're a connoisseur of the genre and can pick out all the various stylistic references to specific bands and songs. Also really obvious, but I have to mention Pink Floyd as you didn't specifically mention them. Piper at the Gates of Dawn and A Saucerful of Secrets are absolutely essential psychedelic albums (critical opinion is pretty divided on Saucerful, but I consider it a criminally underrated album), as are Syd Barrett's solo albums, especially The Madcap Laughs. Rollersnake fucked around with this message at 00:43 on Nov 2, 2011 |
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I used to be a really big indie fan a couple of years ago but my tastes switched over to more mainstream pop last year. Well I just listened to a bunch of my old indie stuff and my love has been renewed. So now I'm wondering if anyone can recommend any new material that I might like? My tastes run mostly to dark synthy sounds (The XX, Hurts) or electropop girl vocals (La Roux, Little Boots). Anyone able to help out?
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Time Cowboy posted:First, I want to expand my collection of classic and modern psychedelic rock and psychedelic folk. I'm familiar with Jefferson Airplane, early Moody Blues, Tame Impala, Devendra Banhart, etc. I know there are lots of big names and big albums I'm missing, so any suggestions would be appreciated. Bonus points for female vocalists. Modern but lesser-known psych bands worth mentioning: The Heads - from the UK, the kings of heavier, "rawk" psych. Telescopes US bands: Bardo Pond (female vocals, bonus get!) Wooden Shjips Apache Dropout Dead Luke Brightblack Morning Light (the most relaxing psych band I've ever heard) Magic Lantern The People's Temple The Gris Gris (probably the best 13th Floor Elevators-inspired band ever. Defunct, sadly) Cave Human Eye (easily the weirdest band you'll find) Australia: ZOND Japanese: Marble Sheep Up-Tight Kawaguchi Masami's New Rock Syndicate few from South America: La Hell Gang La Ira De Dios The Psychedelic Schafferson Jetplane (contrary to the name, it's mostly Spacemen 3 worship) and a shitload of various bands/projects releasing stuff on vinyls, CD-Rs, cassettes and digitally.
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Time Cowboy posted:I checked back a couple pages and didn't see anything exactly along these lines. If you dig Devendra Banhart, you should check out some of his most obvious influences (who also made good music unlike him): Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Nelson Angelo & Joyce, Lula Cortes & Ze Ramalho, Alceu Valenca & Geraldo Azevedo, Ney Matogrosso, Flaviola & O Bando do Sol...
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Thank you for all the awesome recommendations! It's a lot to sort through, but I'm happy with what I've heard so far!
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Does anyone know of a vocalist that is similar to Phil Anselmo from Pantera? Specifically like the Great Southern Trendkill title track.
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Rarity posted:I used to be a really big indie fan a couple of years ago but my tastes switched over to more mainstream pop last year. Well I just listened to a bunch of my old indie stuff and my love has been renewed. So now I'm wondering if anyone can recommend any new material that I might like? Well, if you like Electropop, look into Alice in Videoland and Freezepop. A friend of mine actually got me into AiV awhile back. Alice in Videoland - Lady Killer. Freezepop - Brainpower. Someone else you might be interested in, though she leans more towards poppy industrial (best I can really think to explain it) is Ayria. Ayria - Bad List.
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Rarity posted:I used to be a really big indie fan a couple of years ago but my tastes switched over to more mainstream pop last year. Well I just listened to a bunch of my old indie stuff and my love has been renewed. So now I'm wondering if anyone can recommend any new material that I might like?
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I've recently fell in love with Pantera, namely Cowboys. They havn't done many CDs, and I only really seem to like two of them so far from what I've heard. Anyone bands similar?
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bigperm posted:Does anyone know of a vocalist that is similar to Phil Anselmo from Pantera? Specifically like the Great Southern Trendkill title track. Ingram posted:I've recently fell in love with Pantera, namely Cowboys. They havn't done many CDs, and I only really seem to like two of them so far from what I've heard.
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Misogynist posted:Which CD was the other one you liked, Vulgar Display? Correct.
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Misogynist posted:You'd probably have a boner for Peter Dolving from The Haunted (check their first and fourth albums out), but there's a ton of vocalists who sing in that style. What are you looking for in the rest of the music? The Haunted is perfect, exactly what I was looking for, thank you. I've been looking up metal bands on youtube trying to get examples of what I like and don't like and it's apparent that I am way out of touch. Last time I listened to metal was in high school and most of it was 'nu'... so I have some catching up to do. Might just check out the metal thread. For record though I love vocalists like Future Breed Maching [Meshuggah] but do not like December Flower [In Flames] but I can't really tell you why or what the difference is. Also what the gently caress is this
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Ingram posted:Correct.
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How about some lo-fi,sloppy, three chord rock? Something like Cheap Time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9uR15dXCbQ
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Hey guys, listening to Mike Patton's EP with The Dillinger Escape Plan at the moment and was wondering if he's done anything similar vocally, like really heavy, weird stuff. I've listened to Fantomas' Director's Cut and Delirium Cordia but that's about it. Thanks! Quantum of Phallus fucked around with this message at 23:46 on Nov 4, 2011 |
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Douche Bag posted:How about some lo-fi,sloppy, three chord rock? Something like Cheap Time: reminded me somewhat of The Intelligence, King Khan and Jay Reatard
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Douche Bag posted:How about some lo-fi,sloppy, three chord rock? Something like Cheap Time: Check out Wavves and Times New Viking
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Douche Bag posted:How about some lo-fi,sloppy, three chord rock? Something like Cheap Time: The Mummies were the sloppiest band at the lowest of fis, maybe used four chords though.
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Rarity posted:I used to be a really big indie fan a couple of years ago but my tastes switched over to more mainstream pop last year. Well I just listened to a bunch of my old indie stuff and my love has been renewed. So now I'm wondering if anyone can recommend any new material that I might like? You would like The Hundred In The Hands! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAfEvvnzlwQ
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Hey guys, listening to Mike Patton's EP with The Dillinger Escape Plan at the moment and was wondering if he's done anything similar vocally, like really heavy, weird stuff. I've listened to Fantomas' Director's Cut and Delirium Cordia but that's about it. Tomahawk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSjd8U3RbzI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VTAj4yiKUc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIiXYqs6iGA Mr. Bungle from the album Mr. Bungle http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRfpTwQ5Tsw (lyrics) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4uEoJSR0Fg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18wHoMOBPh4 from the album Disco Volante http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3r5vwlNyso http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIIulbxVHds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDG1FaN_Sj4
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greazeball posted:Tomahawk Thanks!
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Hopefully not too vague a request, but I'm looking for some older music that evokes that kind of Amsterdam coffee shop vibe. Not quite stoner rock (not looking for Sabbath/Kyuss for example), but some good reggae recommendations (ex: where to start with Peter Tosh, Toots and the Maytals) as well as some good classic rock albums or songs in the style of The Doors "Light My Fire", Steppenwolf's "The Pusher" or anything off Green River by CCR. Anything else that fits that same laid-back vibe is welcome too, such as old Jurassic 5, A Tribe Called Quest, RJD2... I find it makes for great background music, whether studying for the GMATs or smoking up and playing FIFA with mates.
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