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I'd like listen to more Bonnie Prince Billy, but there's so much, and it all seems so indistinguishable until it grows on me. I like I See a Darkness and Superwolf a lot.
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Most important Hip album is Up To Here - every Canadian can sing it from memory, and probably will if they're drunk. Best album is Fully Completely, great driving music, really brooding cinematic feel. From there I'd go forward chronologically through Phantom Power, Music @ Work, and In Violet Light which all have a similar dark modern rock feel, but the singles are the most important if you don't want to get bogged down. Next I'd go back to the old classics, Day For Night, and Trouble at the Henhouse. Anything after 2004 isn't really essential, but In Between Evolution is the strongest of their late period in my opinion. If you want to get a bit of a quick overview I'd suggest New Orleans Is Sinking, Ahead by a Century, Fully Completely, Grace Too, Poets, and The Darkest One. COPE 27 fucked around with this message at 04:19 on Oct 21, 2020 |
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Where to start with outlaw country? I like a bunch of Steve Earle songs but he's apparently released around 50 albums lol
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Henchman of Santa posted:Willie has like over 100 albums so I'm not sure that's helping evilpicard's problem lol Lol yeah, rough count from Willie, Waylon, Merle and Cash is somewhere around 600 albums. But I'm really enjoying some of the suggestions in the thread, thanks guys. Johnny cash released albums in 6 decades following his greatest hits...
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Where do I start with aggrotech Also where do I start with neofolk
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I'm aware of the, let's say, problematic reputation, as long as it's more "the pretty little horsies are dead" and less "Hail Europa, vigil and victory!" it doesn't bother me too much. Thanks for the high quality posts guys, I'm gonna dig into this over the weekend.
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Where do I start with grime? I've pretty much just listened to Boy in da Corner
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I think Can is actually pretty accessible, and Tago Mago and Ege Bamyasi are the really essential records.
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Where do I start with Boris?
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I heard a song that almost sounded like shoegaze but I don't know what album it was from
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BigFactory posted:Please is the first one and has the biggest hits. It’s great.
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Pretty much just those 2 songs. Time to Pretend is similar but the second half of Oracukar Spectacular isn't strong. Congratulations is good but way different, try listening to Flash Delirium and see if you like it.
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Brian Jonestown Massacre? I liked the doc but haven't really gone through the catelogue. e: yeah. COPE 27 fucked around with this message at 18:52 on May 26, 2021 |
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You can start and finish with Real Life imo. If you want more I guess listen to Marquee Moon.
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I've never really dug into The National's catalogue despite liking the singles... where do I start?
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I love Attica, any recommendations on where to start digging into the Wussy/rear end Ponys catelogue next?
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Cemetry Gator posted:Wrong Way Up with John Cale.
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quote:Might be too broad, but Post-Rock? Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
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What kind of jazz is it if you liked the music in Lost Highway
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Personally I would start with tilt / drift otherwise agree
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And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out and I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One
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