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Can anybody recommend some bands with a similar sound as the Iron and Wine and Calexico EP, particularly this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MePq4yH-dnc Basically some cozy indie rock or folk rock with male vocalists, lots of instrumentation and isn't too somber (e.g. The National). Also does anybody have any good internet radio stations they like with a fairly broad range of styles, something similar to NPR's World Cafe?
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Human Tornada posted:Can anybody recommend some bands with a similar sound as the Iron and Wine and Calexico EP, particularly this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MePq4yH-dnc Kingsbury Manx. Neil Halstead/Mojave 3 would work, too, but he/they veer into melancholy quite a bit. the same can be said of Sufjan Stevens, but i'm assuming you already know about him
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Human Tornada posted:Can anybody recommend some bands with a similar sound as the Iron and Wine and Calexico EP, particularly this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MePq4yH-dnc I bet you'll like Giant Sand, if you don't already know them: (starts out very somber, gets bigger and louder) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN6h3zT2NRY And maybe Band of Horses but you likely know them already. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuZo7pLnL7c me your dad fucked around with this message at 04:30 on Nov 7, 2016 |
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Nov 7, 2016 04:27
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funkybottoms posted:Kingsbury Manx. Neil Halstead/Mojave 3 would work, too, but he/they veer into melancholy quite a bit. the same can be said of Sufjan Stevens, but i'm assuming you already know about him Kingsbury Manx is a little sleepy for me. Sufjan Stevens is too precious. me your dad posted:I bet you'll like Giant Sand, if you don't already know them: (starts out very somber, gets bigger and louder) Definitely like Giant Sand one but doesn't really have the sound I'm looking for. Thanks guys.
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Nov 8, 2016 03:39
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I'm looking for something similar to Madvillany. I've listened to most of doom's other stuff and while I love Take Me To Your Leader and MM.. Food, they just don't seem to be on the same level in terms of production and lyrics. I'm not too familiar with hip-hop, and the only other somewhat similar artist I've listened to is deltron 3030, so feel free to throw anything at me.
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Nov 10, 2016 07:14
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Human Tornada posted:Can anybody recommend some bands with a similar sound as the Iron and Wine and Calexico EP, particularly this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MePq4yH-dnc Lullaby for the Working Class maybe?
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Zesty Mordant posted:Lullaby for the Working Class maybe? yes, but not if Kingsbury Manx is too "sleepy"
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I'm trying to hold a birthday party for my 1 year old and my wife asked me to create a birthday playlist. I can't really think of anything besides "Happy Birthday". Can anyone suggest some light celebratory music that would be appropriate for kids but could still appeal to adults?
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Nov 11, 2016 14:32
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TV Zombie posted:I'm trying to hold a birthday party for my 1 year old and my wife asked me to create a birthday playlist. I can't really think of anything besides "Happy Birthday". Can anyone suggest some light celebratory music that would be appropriate for kids but could still appeal to adults? Here are some suggestions to get you started - Beatles - Here Comes the Sun Cat Stevens - Wild World Bob Marley - Three Little Birds Dr. John - Iko Jackson 5 - ABC Paul Simon - Graceland Electric Light Orchestra - Living Thing Buddy Holly - Everyday Beach Boys - Wouldn't it be Nice Michael Jackson - Rock With You Peter Bjorn and John - Young Folks Other resources would be things like the Kidz Bop series if you want stuff more like modern pop music stuff. me your dad fucked around with this message at 19:58 on Nov 11, 2016 |
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Nov 11, 2016 19:52
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the first they might be giants kids record should do the trick https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vsue-RINUqA pretty solid
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Nov 11, 2016 22:08
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stay depressed posted:the first they might be giants kids record should do the trick Their newest, Why?, is also very good.
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Can I get a reccomend for some good trip hop? Either dark boom bap type beats or something more upbeat, but Im just looking for some ambient instrumentals, female voice samoling and voice sampling in general
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superstepa posted:I'm looking for something similar to Madvillany. I've listened to most of doom's other stuff and while I love Take Me To Your Leader and MM.. Food, they just don't seem to be on the same level in terms of production and lyrics. The Quasimoto albums may fit what you're looking for. Also check out Dr. Octagon, both Handsome Boy Modelling School records, Mos Def's "The Ecstatic", and Percee P's Perseverance. Most of those won't match up lyrically to Doom, but a lot feature heavy Madlib production (outside of the Dr. Octagon and Handsome Boy Modelling School which fit somewhat into the mold of Deltron 3030). If you want to branch out to stuff that's more generally in line with those albums check out The Cold Vein, Fantastic Damage, Beauty and the Beat, and Masters of the Universe. Most of these are older, but there are some newer cats working in a similar vein. Also fwiw Madvillany is usually ranked among the very best rap albums ever so finding stuff exactly on that level would be difficult (although I personally think Operation: Doomsday is better but that's whatever).
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the culminator posted:Can I get a reccomend for some good trip hop? Either dark boom bap type beats or something more upbeat, but Im just looking for some ambient instrumentals, female voice samoling and voice sampling in general I'm assuming you know all the bigger names (Portishead, Massive Attack, Morcheeba, Tricky, DJ Shadow). Outside of those, Esthero's first album is great. I also like Alpha a lot. Ladytron isn't exactly trip hop, but has the same kind of female vocals over electronic production. Wax Tailor works more in the DJ Shadow vein with a more hip-hop sound and vocal samples vs. live singing. Prefuse 73's later albums would also probably fit the bill.
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Those are all good reccomends, I was listening to wax taylor recently, any other artists in that vein. I love the rza style aampling old films approach too
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First two/three albums of Archive - "Londinium" definitelly fits the bill, but later on they're moving towards prog-rock, and only on Londinium they feature vocals of Roya Arab which is truly a shame; Crustation's "Bloom", coming from the Bristols scene (and along the same lines, anything by Alpha); maybe Phantograms "Eyelids Movements" and stop on that as later on they move towards dream-pop; Funki Porcini does both trip-hop and resampling, but you'll fail to find female vocals there; Anomie Belle's first album "Sleeping Patterns"; "Ink" by The Dining Rooms; pretty much anything by Karmacoda; Iuno's both albums, but especially "Everything Nothing"; Martina's Topley-Bird (of Tricky's fame) first album "Quinxotic"; The Q4 "Sound Surroundings"; 21 hertz and 8mm, the laters "Opener"; I, Monster's "Neveroddoreven" is definitelly trip-hoppy, his newest album should be to your liking as well, though it's very remixy; Bitter:sweet, although I found them too bossanova to my liking; anything by Flunk, or Halou; definitelly "Formica Blues" by Mono; Flykkiller "Experiments in Violent Light"; Belleruche's aptly named "Turntable Soul Musik"; anything by Wax Poetic; for more ambient sound - anything but the latest Blue States. Regarding old movie sampling - have a listen to RJD2 "Deadringer" and Since we last spoke" and "The Horror" - it should fit that bill.
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Nov 12, 2016 02:03
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What is some stuff that sounds similar instrumentally to Bill Fay's 70s records?
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the culminator posted:Can I get a reccomend for some good trip hop? Either dark boom bap type beats or something more upbeat, but Im just looking for some ambient instrumentals, female voice samoling and voice sampling in general Amon Tobin's Bricolage is amazing
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Can anyone recommend me any 1970s style progressive-ish rock on the more jazz/funk/R&B end of the spectrum? I am thinking along the lines of Brian Auger & the Trinity or Ginger Baker's Air Force.
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the culminator posted:Can I get a reccomend for some good trip hop? Either dark boom bap type beats or something more upbeat, but Im just looking for some ambient instrumentals, female voice samoling and voice sampling in general http://youtu.be/oe3-bDXwZ4U https://youtu.be/jdJ3jJFZxMU
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Good av.
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Looking for more stuff like the most recent Health album "Death Magic" Like, hipster industrial with some bassey poo poo for lack of a better description.
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veni veni veni posted:Looking for more stuff like the most recent Health album "Death Magic" Like, hipster industrial with some bassey poo poo for lack of a better description. Tobacco, maybe? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=facG8Lyv3Yk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zLVnDf0W_U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GaKK7zphfA
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Good recommendation but I'm already a fan.
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veni veni veni posted:Looking for more stuff like the most recent Health album "Death Magic" Like, hipster industrial with some bassey poo poo for lack of a better description. Blanck Mass? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2Zyd7oWoJk
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Friends, this is fairly specific, but can you suggest some grindcore with leftist attitudes/lyrics similar to Napalm Death (Barney era)?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Friends, this is fairly specific, but can you suggest some grindcore with leftist attitudes/lyrics similar to Napalm Death (Barney era)? Grindcore is completely not my area of expertise, so this suggestion might be a bit off but you might enjoy the UK band Doom. They were an angry, dirty Discharge style crust-punk band that was very influential in terms of the later grind bands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf09GBCV9KM
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I know very little about jazz and nothing about Armenian folk music, but I'm looking for more stuff like Tigran Hamasyan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbv6lpAtKkk Almost all of the jazz I listen to is instrumental, but I really dig the vocals on this track and how "modern" the whole thing sounds, for lack of a better word. Any recommendations are appreciated.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Friends, this is fairly specific, but can you suggest some grindcore with leftist attitudes/lyrics similar to Napalm Death (Barney era)? Give Nailbomb a shot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5jkAUyhDGY
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Lester Shy posted:I know very little about jazz and nothing about Armenian folk music, but I'm looking for more stuff like Tigran Hamasyan: ECM have put out a lot of similar sounding music to this (i.e. music that exists at some weird intersection of jazz, chamber music and world music). This probably isn't exactly what you're looking for, but here's an example from one of their albums I have: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_q5JuleA4E
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superstepa posted:I'm looking for something similar to Madvillany. I've listened to most of doom's other stuff and while I love Take Me To Your Leader and MM.. Food, they just don't seem to be on the same level in terms of production and lyrics. As was mentioned up-thread, Madvillainy is pretty much a 'perfect' album where both artists styles compliment eachother so well that it can be hard to separate the two, so looking for recommendations similar to it is always gonna be a case of compromising somewhat, especially with an MC as unique as DOOM. Your best bet is diving into Madlib's discography, which can be very uneven but when its good it's gold. For Madvillain-esque stuff I'd suggest checking out Pinata with Freddie Gibbs, which IMO is his strongest and most consistent release since MV. Gibbs is a very different kind of rapper than DOOM but he's one of the only other artists able to ride Madlib's beats the same way he does.The whole thing is pretty accessible and a really fun listen. I'd also suggest checking out Jaylib, his collab album with J Dilla, which features some pretty bad rapping but some of the best beats of either artists' careers. If that interests you then consider looking deeper into J Dilla's output- His final album Donuts is pretty widely considered to be a masterpiece and one of the few albums I'd put on the same pedestal as Madvillainy in terms of being a 'perfect' piece of work. Like MV it can feel disjointed and a bit jarring on the first listen, but when it clicks it really clicks and there's not really anything else like it out there. The Quasimoto albums are all pretty highly regarded by madlib fans but I've never really been a fan of his rapping voice on them so ymmv. For DOOM-related stuff, check out Earl Sweatshirt, who's probably the closest you're going to get to Doom in terms of lyrics and flow. His debut album Doris is a good place to start. Also try Czarface, who also play with the whole supervillain angle and feature lots of clips of old cartoons and superhero serials on their tracks. All their albums are good but 'Every Hero Needs a Villain' is probably their strongest effort.
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I'm looking for some synthpop, preferably stuff that's very melodic or hooky, with a huge soaring chorus. Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXgwyGear6k or the Pet Shop Boys version of "Always on my Mind." And yes, I already know about the Pet Shop Boys, New Order, and Depeche Mode. But I know there's much more stuff out there I don't know about.
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KevinHeaven posted:I'm looking for some synthpop, preferably stuff that's very melodic or hooky, with a huge soaring chorus. Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXgwyGear6k or the Pet Shop Boys version of "Always on my Mind." And yes, I already know about the Pet Shop Boys, New Order, and Depeche Mode. But I know there's much more stuff out there I don't know about. Not sure how much of the obvious you know about, but: Soft Cell (they're more than just Tainted Love!), Yazoo (go by Yaz in the States), Erasure (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiKVjS3gR88) Honestly, a lot of the echo drenched synthpop rubs me the wrong way compared to plinkier, more intimate stuff. That said, Cut Copy does an updated take to heart-sleeve synthpop I like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFzPIyaH8Jw
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCzETvRJMoM I'm looking for folksy energetic guitar tapping music similar to this.
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A human heart posted:What is some stuff that sounds similar instrumentally to Bill Fay's 70s records? I'd say the first four Scott Walker records are probably the closest to what you are looking for, but I'd also go for some Colin Blunstone, Roy Harper's great "Stormcock" or Townes Van Zandt's more ornate 70's records, but I'd recommend anything by Townes because he's just the best. https://youtu.be/hKRA3zAcQss
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múm, sigur ros, grouper relaxing, compassionate, playful, sleepy ambient feelings that are WARM and CARING not COLD and SPACEY I know there must be more. Thank you if you can think of someone! edit to clarify: music that feels like a warm blanket putting one to sleep, not dramatic post rock that goes all loud and gets one amped on the universe if that makes sense Lampsacus fucked around with this message at 12:41 on Dec 29, 2016 |
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Lampsacus posted:múm, sigur ros, grouper Give Delicate Steve a try.
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Lampsacus posted:múm, sigur ros, grouper yagya
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Lampsacus posted:múm, sigur ros, grouper How do you feel about The Books They're definitely more folksy and upbeat than what you posted, but they're pretty warm.
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Can anyone recommend stuff similar to Indochine? I guess they're new wave for whatever that is worth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp1pC7Umhjo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Fr5TUQ30I
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