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Also Shadows later work is quite good even if it never quite gets to the level of Endtroducing ever again. If you like that kind of Aggressive rapping, Run the Jewels is right up your street check out Nobody Speak and RTJ 2
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Hi does anyone have a playlist for strip club music by "unknown" female acts? Like FKA Twigs but music, or Halsey but creative, or Garbage but not 20 years old
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down1nit posted:Hi does anyone have a playlist for strip club music by "unknown" female acts? Not a playlist, but my first thought was From Paris to Berlin: https://youtu.be/THt5u-i2d9k. Maybe the algorithm will do its job from there?
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down1nit posted:Hi does anyone have a playlist for strip club music by "unknown" female acts? I dont know who those people are or what strip club music is but "uniiqu3" probably
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I really like the sound of fuzzed out funk like "The Guilotine" by The Coup (https://youtu.be/acT_PSAZ7BQ) or slightly melancholy, busted cassette sounding funk like "You're Not Good Enough" by Blood Orange (https://youtu.be/7gtdpnKbT10). What kind of thing am I looking for exactly?
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Jul 16, 2022 15:30
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:Zapp and Roger? Thanks! Kind of, but I think I'm more looking for people who liked their parents Zapp and Roger records as kids, if that makes sense? Chromeo kind of have it, but are a bit self-consciously goofy.
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Jul 17, 2022 10:52
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Disco Pope posted:I really like the sound of fuzzed out funk like "The Guilotine" by The Coup (https://youtu.be/acT_PSAZ7BQ) or slightly melancholy, busted cassette sounding funk like "You're Not Good Enough" by Blood Orange (https://youtu.be/7gtdpnKbT10). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qGigIMM1Vw
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Okay which are the best Commodores albums because I'm listening to Movin On and I'm quite disappointed: it sounds rather standard for the era. Also taking any other upbeat funk/soul/disco of the 70s recommendations.
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Turbinosamente posted:Okay which are the best Commodores albums because I'm listening to Movin On and I'm quite disappointed: it sounds rather standard for the era. I think you could do fine with a Commodores greatest hits package. If you really like it Lionel Richie’s first two albums might be worth your time. I like them. There will be a million suggestions for upbeat funk/soul/disco from the 70s, so I will just suggest Stevie Wonder’s Talking Book, Innervisions, and Fulfillingness’ First Finale. 3 of the greatest albums ever made and each one has funk and soul and rock and folk and even a little disco.
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Jul 17, 2022 20:04
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Yes! This is it!
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you're in for a treat. all of thundercat's albums are consistently good
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Oh yeah, thundercat is some wonderfully bizarre poo poo and it’s all worth a couple listens
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A friend on Discord randomly linked this to me. He figured I'd like it and boy was he right. I never expected how much I'd like music like this. I love the feeling of nostalgia in the song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttqnz-xnwWM Just wondering if anyone can suggest other bands like them or at least what albums to look into from Blackmore's Night? (Stupid me didn't realize how famous 1/2 of the group was until a few days ago. My only defense is I only ever listened to Smoke on the Water and I followed Dio in his own band or as part of Sabbath, not in Rainbow)
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NikkolasKing posted:Just wondering if anyone can suggest other bands like them or at least what albums to look into from Blackmore's Night? You might like some of the early 70s English folk revival groups. I'm mostly familiar with Fairport Convention and especially Steeleye Span, but two other big names to look into are Pentangle and Traffic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47z5n7p9B3I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMsjsLtWzKE
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Besides Fairport Convention, Sandy Denny's work with The Strawbs, especially "Oh How She Changed." Throwing in Curved Air as well. Phantasmagoria is probably the best of their albums, with "Marie Antoinette," "Not Quite the Same" and "Melinda (More or Less)" all being lovely. Similar male folky of the same era is The Strawbs' From the Witchwood album. Everyhing beyond this and their work with Denny are a bit heavier, but if you like anything of theirs, their early stuff is underrated.
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RC and Moon Pie posted:Besides Fairport Convention, Sandy Denny's work with The Strawbs, especially "Oh How She Changed." Throwing in Curved Air as well. Phantasmagoria is probably the best of their albums, with "Marie Antoinette," "Not Quite the Same" and "Melinda (More or Less)" all being lovely. Sway Grunt posted:You might like some of the early 70s English folk revival groups. I'm mostly familiar with Fairport Convention and especially Steeleye Span, but two other big names to look into are Pentangle and Traffic. Thank you both for the suggestions. I really appreciate it. Of the stuff I've listened to far I think Sweetye is my favorite.
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NikkolasKing posted:Of the stuff I've listened to far I think Sweetye is my favorite. So 70s Steeleye Span have a few different periods. That Blackmore's Night song you posted feels quite ornate in its arrangement, so keeping that in mind I think their mid-70s albums might be a good starting point. The early stuff (which includes the song I posted above as it's from their debut) is a bit looser, but they tightened up quite a bit within a couple of years and much of their stuff has quite a hard edge to it. Unlike Blackmore's Night they don't use any keyboards but hopefully that's not a dealbreaker. So for specific albums I would recommend Below the Salt, which is heavier and quite haunting at times, and All Around My Hat for a poppier, more casual jaunt. Maybe Now We Are Six as well, that one leans a bit more into the rock in folk-rock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppE1sde3Cug https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_c3eJjPQ1A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7AQpSi2SVg
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I just spent a bit geeking out with a friend about how much we love Metallica's Call of Ktulu, and I was wondering if any of y'all would be willing to share any instrumental (or heavily instrumental) songs y'all like that have a similar sense of gloom and foreboding. Genre isn't super important to me, but I'm currently obsessing with how much that song captures such a specific, evil, maybe even tragic vibe.
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Blue Labrador posted:I just spent a bit geeking out with a friend about how much we love Metallica's Call of Ktulu, and I was wondering if any of y'all would be willing to share any instrumental (or heavily instrumental) songs y'all like that have a similar sense of gloom and foreboding. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oD8cRAjFB1w And it's orchestral and from an opera but Wagner's Descent to Nibelheim from Das Rheingold has that vibe with an even more epic, bombastic take. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ3q3LyjnmA E: Actually, James Holden's album The Idiots are Winning might be a good fit in general. It's been a minute, I'll listen to it and report back. GY!BE - f# a# infinity (album) or First of the Last Glaciers if you want a taste of their sound https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyxCHXlB908 Post-rock in general, and GY!BE specifically, will probably have the vibe you're looking for. regulargonzalez fucked around with this message at 14:47 on Aug 8, 2022 |
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Doom metal is a good genre for that sound. Especially the dronier stuff like Bell Witch, Pallbearer, Cult of Luna.
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Blue Labrador posted:I just spent a bit geeking out with a friend about how much we love Metallica's Call of Ktulu, and I was wondering if any of y'all would be willing to share any instrumental (or heavily instrumental) songs y'all like that have a similar sense of gloom and foreboding. I think Isis would be right up your alley. And the entire genre of post-metal for that matter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlgARu0l1zI
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Blue Labrador posted:I just spent a bit geeking out with a friend about how much we love Metallica's Call of Ktulu, and I was wondering if any of y'all would be willing to share any instrumental (or heavily instrumental) songs y'all like that have a similar sense of gloom and foreboding. You've probably already heard Pink Floyd's Echoes. Others that come to mind: Rick Wakeman: Judas Iscariot McKendree Spring: God Bless the Conspiracy Hawkwind: Paranoia (either part) Brian Wilson: Mrs. O'Leary's Cow. Or the original version from the Beach Boys Smile sessions. Wilson was convinced it was causing actual fires in Los Angeles, one of the reasons Smile was abandoned.
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When working out I seem to listen almost exclusively to Lamb of God. What I like about them: - The pace is the main thing - energetic and fast enough to keep me motivated - Vocals - no melodic singing, only harsh metal vocals - Consistency - honestly I seem to like so much of their stuff compared with other bands I've heard, so many tracks tick all the boxes Particular tracks I like: - Visitation - Routes - Now You've Got Something to Die For - Laid to Rest I've tried listening to other artists recommended by Spotify as similar but the vast majority either aren't fast enough (love older Opeth, but they're not energetic) or have more melodic vocals which are a total turn off (like Killswitch Engage). Unrelated to any recommendations, the band I work out to second to Lamb of God is Send More Paramedics, I find they tick the same pace and vocals boxes. What else should I look at?
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Sir Sidney Poitier posted:When working out I seem to listen almost exclusively to Lamb of God. What I like about them: These are both big names so chances are Spotify has already suggested them to you, but Amon Amarth and Arch Enemy spring to mind.
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Machine Head
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Thanks for the suggestions - so far it seems Arch Enemy are most aligned with what I'm looking for out of the things mentioned. Amon Amarth was a bit slow, Machine Head a bit melodic. I also realised I might have been barking up the wrong tree with metal, I saw that Send More Paramedics were listed as 'crossover thrash' so I looked up some other bands purporting to be that genre. I found Attitude Adjustment and The Exploited to be very much up my street.
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You should head to the metal thread, where workout music comes up frequently, and the correct answer is always Bolt Thrower.
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Sir Sidney Poitier posted:Thanks for the suggestions - so far it seems Arch Enemy are most aligned with what I'm looking for out of the things mentioned. Amon Amarth was a bit slow, Machine Head a bit melodic. Give At The Gates a listen (start with Slaughter Of The Soul). MH's discography is all over the place. Try either Burn My Eyes or The Blackening album (I do think LOG robbed their sound from the former).
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Slayer.
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Sir Sidney Poitier posted:Thanks for the suggestions - so far it seems Arch Enemy are most aligned with what I'm looking for out of the things mentioned. Amon Amarth was a bit slow, Machine Head a bit melodic. Not entirely joking here, but try Dethklok. If you have any interest in or tolerance for folk metal, Korpiklaani
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Hey, all. I’m looking to put together a nice playlist, mostly folk or folk adjacent music, that would be fitting for a New England autumn. Any suggestions? Doesn’t have to be folk at all of it fits in with the feeling
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Dr. VooDoo posted:Hey, all. I’m looking to put together a nice playlist, mostly folk or folk adjacent music, that would be fitting for a New England autumn. Any suggestions? Doesn’t have to be folk at all of it fits in with the feeling giles corey, assuming nice doesn't necessarily mean happy. he's very new england https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKAaYtdxYZk
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Dr. VooDoo posted:Hey, all. I’m looking to put together a nice playlist, mostly folk or folk adjacent music, that would be fitting for a New England autumn. Any suggestions? Doesn’t have to be folk at all of it fits in with the feeling Does it have to actually mention New England stuff? Paul Simon - Duncan would fit the bill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrmQQbZWvNE
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It’s doesn’t need to mention New England Both of those suggestions are great, thanks! Dr. VooDoo fucked around with this message at 18:57 on Aug 10, 2022 |
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Aug 10, 2022 18:38
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Sir Sidney Poitier posted:When working out I seem to listen almost exclusively to Lamb of God. What I like about them:
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Dr. VooDoo posted:It’s doesn’t need to mention New England Here’s some songs by a few New Englanders then. First one mentions November, 2nd one is from an album called December https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivYL42qRp3Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAOSbSvJDhA
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Hi! I'm looking for something similar to Colin Stetson's soundtrack to Color out of space. Thanks for any and all recommendations!
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