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Sebadoh Gigante posted:I'd never played Streets of Rage 3 until recently and was surprised by how different the soundtrack was compared to the first two. Anyway, this one particular track reminds me of something (not from a videogame) but I can't seem to place it. Hum. Some of the tracks on Outrun Europa might be your speed? Kind of 80s-retro digital music. -- In other news, I'm looking to expand my knowledge of rap and hip-hop music. I like Eminem, Sage Francis, Dizzee Rascal, Foreign Beggars, some Wu Tang Clan (Mystery of Chessboxin and Gravel Pit spring to mind) so if anyone can recommend other artists with that kind of rapidfire delivery that would be ace, ta.
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potatocubed posted:In other news, I'm looking to expand my knowledge of rap and hip-hop music. I like Eminem, Sage Francis, Dizzee Rascal, Foreign Beggars, some Wu Tang Clan (Mystery of Chessboxin and Gravel Pit spring to mind) so if anyone can recommend other artists with that kind of rapidfire delivery that would be ace, ta. You might enjoy the Coup, who pair phenomenal rhymes with very fast delivery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua5GGkZD1Tk If you want an older sound, you might give a listen to Big Daddy Kane, who helped pioneer fast rhyming in the '80s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-mOgRw9ozA
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potatocubed posted:Hum. Some of the tracks on Outrun Europa might be your speed? Kind of 80s-retro digital music. Busta Rhymes, Pharaohe Monch/Organized Konfusion, Aesop Rock, Blackalicious
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potatocubed posted:Hum. Some of the tracks on Outrun Europa might be your speed? Kind of 80s-retro digital music. No, that's not really the same kind of thing. What I'm looking for is more 90s dance music.
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Sebadoh Gigante posted:No, that's not really the same kind of thing. What I'm looking for is more 90s dance music. I dunno man. To me what you posted is video game music, through and through. Here's a little of what was happening in 90's dance music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyW2p5KdS8Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlmBnb2wg_U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcNvj12W5Gw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dGPKA556oI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9FkLmMEXKQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTxOKsyZ0Lw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thynKJFXZuQ me your dad fucked around with this message at 16:29 on Apr 20, 2016 |
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Looking for artsts like Frightened Rabbit, Hey Rosetta!, and The Weakerthans.
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bowser posted:Looking for artsts like Frightened Rabbit, Hey Rosetta!, and The Weakerthans. Vetiver Tweedy M Ward A.C. Newman Alexander Lower Dens Sam Prekop Liquid Liquid Cate Le Bon Cayucas Destroyer Heartless Bastards Bahamas
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Give me synthpop/indiepop that sounds like Borns. Specifically artists that integrate both live and synth instruments into their songs.
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d0grent posted:Give me synthpop/indiepop that sounds like Borns. Specifically artists that integrate both live and synth instruments into their songs. YACHT tUnE-yArDs Architecture In Helsinki For something a little weirder, but in the same vein: Age of ADZ by Sufjan Stevens Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots by Flaming Lips They Might be Giants last 5 albums (from Join Us to Phone Power) Beck(Midnite Vultures, The Information, Guero)
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Thanks man I'll check those out when I get home. Okay, now I want bands that sound like animal collective but only on their Merriweather Post Pavilion album.
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Apr 21, 2016 22:09
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You're welcome. Hope you enjoy them! I'm looking for any songs/bands like If I'm Unworthy by Blake Mills. Quiet minimal songs that explode in surprising ways.
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d0grent posted:Thanks man I'll check those out when I get home. Tame Impala scratches that same itch for me. Unknown Mortal Orchestra to a lesser extent too
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Apr 23, 2016 21:20
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I'm looking for rock albums that have really nicely produced clear sounds. Something like Steven Wilson might produce, but I'm not looking for progressive rock. Something like the Turnpike Troubadours 2010 and 2012 albums.
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Olavi posted:I'm looking for rock albums that have really nicely produced clear sounds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9GT_VuUWFU
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Olavi posted:I'm looking for rock albums that have really nicely produced clear sounds. Something like Steven Wilson might produce, but I'm not looking for progressive rock. Something like the Turnpike Troubadours 2010 and 2012 albums. To sort of fit in with the example album, I always thought this Calexico live recording from Stockholm from 2003 has always sounded fantastic, especially for a live album. Plus it's got excellent covers of a Minutemen song (Corona) and a Link Wray song (Falling Rain). Otherwise you'll do fine by looking at lists of 'headphone/audiophile' lists online. me your dad fucked around with this message at 13:55 on May 1, 2016 |
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May 1, 2016 13:39
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So i'm getting into Funk and i'm building a playlist in google play music... it's kinda small at the moment, i have parliament funkadelic, Kool & the Gang, Stevie Wonder, and a lot of james brown hits in my playlist. Anyone else have a good funk playlist on google play music that they could share?
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Mister Fister posted:So i'm getting into Funk and i'm building a playlist in google play music... it's kinda small at the moment, i have parliament funkadelic, Kool & the Gang, Stevie Wonder, and a lot of james brown hits in my playlist. Sorry, I have one for Spotify only, but I don't mind sharing that if you want. (Note, it also has a lot of soul.) You didn't mention Sly & the Family Stone, so if you're missing that, you are hosed from the get-go. Also Billy Preston and Commodores
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Franchescanado posted:Sorry, I have one for Spotify only, but I don't mind sharing that if you want. (Note, it also has a lot of soul.) Cool, thanks for sharing, i guess i can manually add stuff into my google play music
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Mister Fister posted:So i'm getting into Funk and i'm building a playlist in google play music... it's kinda small at the moment, i have parliament funkadelic, Kool & the Gang, Stevie Wonder, and a lot of james brown hits in my playlist. Similarly to the other guy, here's my spotify list https://open.spotify.com/user/1230963030/playlist/5MUEV7MIWqCn0zwwIPsU7m it needs some trimming down, and there is some soul in there as well. It also occasionally veers in to done disco territory as well, and I put parliament/funkadelic and sly in their own category but it looks like you'll have that covered. As a quick guide, get some Zapp/Roger Troutman, early fatback band, slave, BT express, Brick, Tower of Power and early Bar-Kays.
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screaden posted:Similarly to the other guy, here's my spotify list https://open.spotify.com/user/1230963030/playlist/5MUEV7MIWqCn0zwwIPsU7m it needs some trimming down, and there is some soul in there as well. It also occasionally veers in to done disco territory as well, and I put parliament/funkadelic and sly in their own category but it looks like you'll have that covered. Thanks!
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Looking for drone-y electronic stuff similar to gently caress Buttons, The Field, Die Verboten, Sensible Soccers, etc. Preferably albums with longer tracks (like 10+ min).
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Looking for further recommendations on the lines of my latest 80s(ish) kick. My friend is apparently recommending me music "in a minor key with synths", though I'll note none of these are particularly down tempo. He's basing this off of these recent successes: -Pink World (Planet P Project). Now my favorite album ever, though his other stuff hasn't particularly grabbed me. -Neuromancer (off of Cyberpunk - Billy Idol) ... and much of the rest of the Cyberpunk album, especially Wasteland. -Mama (Genesis) . Note that this is the only Genesis song I've heard that I've actually, though I've only jumped around through a few of their albums from both eras.
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Pascallion posted:Looking for further recommendations on the lines of my latest 80s(ish) kick. My friend is apparently recommending me music "in a minor key with synths", though I'll note none of these are particularly down tempo. Wire had a very prolific period of churning out really cool but really drat 80s-sounding synthpop, in addition to all the other weird poo poo they do
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https://scissortail.bandcamp.com/track/hibernation-study Gimme more poo poo like this. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like I don't listen to enough drone as I should.
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Xires posted:https://scissortail.bandcamp.com/track/hibernation-study Gimme more poo poo like this. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like I don't listen to enough drone as I should. If you lean towards the more soothing and ambient side of drone, there's a bunch of mixes/podcasts up on Shimmering Moods Records's soundcloud page that are really, really nice. They also tend to have full track listings. For example: https://soundcloud.com/shimmering-moods-records/shm-podcast-64-merites Whenever people ask about drone ITT there's a bunch of names that always get recommended. I'll just settle for one of them: listen to Tim Hecker if you haven't already. He is Very Good. (Ravedeath 1972 is a good starting point).
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I'm looking for hip-hop recommendations. I like first-tier Wu-Tang Clan and Wu-Tang Forever, Kid Cudi, MF Doom, Outkast, Binary Star, and most recently The Coup. I really hate the over-produced abrasive beats that dominate most groups now, and I can't stand Drake. I love that The Coup has strong music backing them, like funk, and I like MF Doom's flow and wordplay.
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Franchescanado posted:I'm looking for hip-hop recommendations. I like first-tier Wu-Tang Clan and Wu-Tang Forever, Kid Cudi, MF Doom, Outkast, Binary Star, and most recently The Coup. If you're looking for wordplay similar to Doom – and saying this is probably a stretch – I'd definitely recommend the Mouse Outfit if you don't mind the British accents. People tend to make that a taboo issue for some reason. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=283Pd9u_Yzk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXLPWi1B5DI Second video I linked is kinda cheese, but as long as Future still exists we can all agree that nothing ever be ~as~ surreal and over-the-top.
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Franchescanado posted:I'm looking for hip-hop recommendations. I like first-tier Wu-Tang Clan and Wu-Tang Forever, Kid Cudi, MF Doom, Outkast, Binary Star, and most recently The Coup. organized konfusion, artifacts, camp lo, pete rock & cl smooth, goodie mob, arrested development, tha alkaholiks, dj quik, kmd (obv, if you like doom), lootpack, oc, brand nubian, x clan, lord finesse, kool g rap, black moon im avoiding really obvious poo poo like tribe, de la, nas, gang starr, mobb deep, etc etc but if you havent you should listen to them. Radio Spiricom fucked around with this message at 17:43 on May 10, 2016 |
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Radio Spiricom posted:organized konfusion, artifacts, camp lo, pete rock & cl smooth, goodie mob, arrested development, tha alkaholiks, dj quik, kmd (obv, if you like doom), lootpack, oc, brand nubian, x clan, lord finesse, kool g rap, black moon For stuff more contemporary, check out Astro, Bishop Nehru, Joey Badass and all the pro era dudes, Vince Staples, Flatbush Zombies, The Doppelgangaz, The Underachievers, Action Bronson, Ka, Roc Marciano, and...that should be a decent start.
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Franchescanado posted:I'm looking for hip-hop recommendations. I like first-tier Wu-Tang Clan and Wu-Tang Forever, Kid Cudi, MF Doom, Outkast, Binary Star, and most recently The Coup. You might like Awon and Phoniks http://awonandphoniks.com/ Sebadoh Gigante posted:I'd never played Streets of Rage 3 until recently and was surprised by how different the soundtrack was compared to the first two. Anyway, this one particular track reminds me of something (not from a videogame) but I can't seem to place it. This sounds like The Glitch Mob, the soundtrack to a million extreme youtube videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-k_Eg7zXuc or maybe Birdy Nam Nam if you squint your ears a bit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JJsq0GbpPg echomadman fucked around with this message at 22:00 on May 10, 2016 |
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Franchescanado posted:I'm looking for hip-hop recommendations. I like first-tier Wu-Tang Clan and Wu-Tang Forever, Kid Cudi, MF Doom, Outkast, Binary Star, and most recently The Coup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCPGaFyFqC0
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can anyone recommend some stuff that's similar to the mars volta (other than omar / cedric side projects)? i love all of their stuff but fwiw my favorite is easily 'the bedlam in goliath'
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MiracleWhale posted:can anyone recommend some stuff that's similar to the mars volta (other than omar / cedric side projects)? i love all of their stuff but fwiw my favorite is easily 'the bedlam in goliath' Closure in Moscow, though they're less all over the place.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Closure in Moscow, though they're less all over the place. thanks! pink lemonade is a great album
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I'm looking for contemporaries of People Under The Stairs to follow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK_-8YpVxkg
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i loving love kool a.d. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na0NhwHOEfQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3W7EqBmcss
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Well, aside from the '80s glam rock/hair metal/shock rock frenzy I've been on for the past twelve months (most recently heard Kix. Some of their songs like Blow My Fuse and Cold Blood are just soo good) I recently stumbled upon a metal band that I really like: Demon. I like the song Into the Nightmare the most, but they do have some other good ones like Life on the Wire. Now, this basically brings my list of metal bands that I enjoy and listen to regularly/semi-regularly up to three: Dio, Demon and Saxon. So what I'm wondering is, are there any similar bands that people here could recommend me? I've spoken to some of my RL friends who like metal, but for the most part they like either incredibly loud+rapid metal music, or incomprehensible screamo metal - neither of which appeal to me, really. So yeah, needless to say, I don't listen to their musical advice so much anymore.  But yeah, so any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Hell, not necessarily just for metal, either - if anyone happens to think of some '80s rock bands that I might like listening to (main ones from memory being Def Leppard, Queen, Poison, Fastway, as well as some Europe, Twisted Sister, Night Ranger, Great White, Queensryche and Ratt. Likely missing quite a few though)Thanks again, with aiding me in my endless pursuit for more music! Major Isoor fucked around with this message at 11:10 on May 13, 2016 |
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Major Isoor posted:So yeah, needless to say, I don't listen to their musical advice so much anymore. The first two Winger albums are good pop-metal if that's what you're into. And the first three Warrant ones. Maybe listen to Gary Moore's solo albums from around 1978 to 1990 too. There was a British band called FM who played AOR style and were pretty good at it.. Their keyboardist was called "Didge Digital". I imagine there's a lot more I could name on the more obscure end. Autograph; House of Lords; Giuffria; Paul Sabu; Heaven's Edge; Diving For Pearls; Hardline; Streets; drat Yankees; the Dan Reed Network; Romeo's Daughter; Honeymoon Suite; Jeff Paris; all sorts. I used to be into all that, but I'm not any more. I've gone off it. But there's probably more I could name. If you want more of that, GloryDaze Music and Heavy Harmonies are the websites to check out. Rock Candy Records is a British label set up by a bunch of music journalists who used to work for Kerrang! way back when that reissues a lot of this stuff.
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Major Isoor posted:Well, aside from the '80s glam rock/hair metal/shock rock frenzy I've been on for the past twelve months (most recently heard Kix. Some of their songs like Blow My Fuse and Cold Blood are just soo good) I recently stumbled upon a metal band that I really like: Demon. I like the song Into the Nightmare the most, but they do have some other good ones like Life on the Wire. Now, this basically brings my list of metal bands that I enjoy and listen to regularly/semi-regularly up to three: Dio, Demon and Saxon. This seems obvious but Motley Crue? Also, GWAR
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Major Isoor posted:So yeah, needless to say, I don't listen to their musical advice so much anymore. Here's some stuff. I can't link to Youtube right now but this may kickstart things: Motley Crue - early albums: Too Fast for Love, Shout at the Devil, Girls Girls Girls, maybe Dr. Feelgood Ozzy's early post-Sabbath solo material - Bark at the Moon, Blizzard of Ozz, Diary of a Madman Alice Cooper (maybe? Check out Billion Dollar Babies and see what you think) Guns N Roses - Appetite for Destruction, G N R Lies, Use Your Illusion I & II If you like Queensryche you may like some Iron Maiden. Check out a song called Hallowed Be Thy Name. You might like Thin Lizzy - checkout the album Jailbreak Some I can't personally vouch for, but were pretty big in the mid-80's: Skid Row L.A. Guns Faster Pussycat Tesla me your dad fucked around with this message at 13:59 on May 13, 2016 |
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