Music in the United States (or Please Give Me Recommendations) (810 hits)
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Submitted by saeki (View user info) at 2006-09-15 21:14:49 EDT
I've been in the U.S. for about year now and can, of course, tell you what is popular on the radio today. Growing accustomed to thick bass and repetitive beats did not take that long, but I'm disappointed that rap and hip-hop really does dominate most of the musical culture here. In my area, there are very few good rock stations and to my disappointment, no techno-pop at all. I know I'm exaggerating; there is good music but it'll take effort on my part to find it. In Korea, older native and foreign music is basically viewed as superior to modern recordings, even by a good majority of population (youth). If I walk into any store here in the U.S., I'll hear the latest, mainstream, and in my opinion poor music. In Korea, I can walk into any café, restaurant, or most other locations and many times I can expect to hear something from the 1960s or 1970s. From the earliest I can remember, I've been passively listening to music like King Crimson, Jethro Tull, Tudor Lodge, Yes, and the Beatles, to name a few favorites. I enjoy techno-pop just as much which seems to be scorned and laughed at here.
Actually, I've noticed that metal music is becoming popular again in the American mainstream. I really have nothing positive to say about these bands but then, I have no right to tell their fans that they are listening to a bastardized form of heavy metal. I have decent knowledge of the genre, as my brother lives in Norway, a country with largest cultural export in satanic metal music. Judas Priest and Black Sabbath are the only worthwhile heavy metal bands in my opinion; I found that they're quite popular in small record stores, which I'll be visiting more often.
There's also definitely been a rekindling of interest in progressive rock music. I haven't heard a popular, progressive rock band as nuanced in their compositions and with such scope and vision as the Mars Volta. I think they're doing good things for popular American music and are influencing other bands to step it up.
Jazz is new to me. I've worked my way from the type of jazz that's played on radio to recommendations that my professors gave me, such as Miles Davis. So far, this seems like very quality material and I can't believe this style hasn't reached Korea (or at least is popular there). Recommendations from you all are welcome.
Opinions of classical music in Korea and the U.S. seem to be same. Most people have heard at least one symphony written by one of the well-known composers, and the genre seems to appeal to everyone, though I dislike everything I've heard from the Romantic, Baroque, Classical, and et cetera eras. The lightness and spastic quality of music in those eras don't appeal to me. However, I love the works of György Ligeti, although I have no idea what time period his compositions fall into. Recommendations here would be nice too.
There are all sorts of music I discovered here that I remember now, but this is getting long and tedious. Basically, my opinion is that Korea is stuck in the past with music while America, although in somewhat sad shape now, has several acts that are breathing fresh air into the mainstream.
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Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-25 23:05:49 EDT (#)
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a few more off the top of my head essentials:
Genesis:
Selling England By The Pound
Foxtrot
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Nursery Cryme
Comus - First Utterance
Ange - Au Dela Du Delire
Areknames - Areknames
Caravan:
In The Land Of Grey And Pink
Caravan
Goblin - Roller
Holderlin - Holderlins Traum
Steve Hackett - Voyage of The Acolyte
Univers Zero - Heresie
Curved Air - Phantasmagoria
Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial
Gnidrolog - Lady Lake
Cherry Five - Cherry Five
Cathedral - Stained Glass Stories
Il Balletto Di Bronzo - Ys
Trettioariga Kriget - Hej Pa Er
Can - Tago Mago
Nektar - A Tab In The Ocean
Magma - Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh
Gryphon - Red Queen to Gryphon Three
Gentle Giant:
Three Friends
Octopus
The Power And The Glory
Emerson Lake and Palmer:
Tarkus
Brain Salad Surgery
Van Der Graaf Generator:
Pawn Hearts
Godbluff
Still Life
Frank Zappa:
Freak Out
Hot Rats
Over-nite Sensation
The Grand Wazoo
Arzachel - Arzachel
Camel:
Moonmadness
The Snow Goose
Mirage
Mahavishnu Orchestra:
The Inner Mounting Flame
Birds of Fire
Aphrodite's Child - 666
Bo Hanson - Attic Thoughts
Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning
Premiata Forneria Marconi:
Per un Amico
Storia Di Una Minuto
T2 - It'll All Work Out In Boomland
Triumvirat - Illusions On A Double Dimple
Locanda Delle Fate - Forse Le Lucciole Non Si Amano Piu
Supertramp - Crime of the Century
Focus:
Hamburger Concerto
Moving Waves
Cressida - Asylum
UK - UK
Supersister - To the Highest Bidder
England - Garden Shed
Marsupilami - Marsupilami
Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra
Grobschnitt - Rockpommel's Land
Submitted by LSD420 (user info) at 2006-09-25 22:14:13 EDT (#)
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Isn't public jazz a crime in north korea? badass...
Old jazz is good, like miles davis, cab calloway, billie holiday... new jazz is pasturized shizzle.
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-25 22:05:55 EDT (#)
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I've never heard of Camel. Will check out.
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-25 19:27:18 EDT (#)
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and yes, Camel is completely essential, but I didn't mention them because they're pretty well known and I thought you would have heard them by now
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-25 19:24:05 EDT (#)
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Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-25 01:03:38 (#)
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I got through listening to everything except the jazz. The modern progressive rock you recommended is absolutely phenomenal, really thank you. I've been playing Porcupine Tree the most out of that genre though; I love that spacey sound in Up the Downstair. It seems like all that prog is from the Scandinavian countries. You don't know any from other parts of the world? (not that geography matters). The Linda Perhacs was also fantastic- I see now who she influenced; do you have any idea where I can buy her record? Basically I liked everything you recommended immensely except for Paatos. I downloaded the album "Kallocain" and was disappointed to find its mostly very derivative, simplistic, and honestly boring. I don't hear any prog influence except for maybe the awkwardly constructed, violin-dominated song and the vintage instruments. Egg was also a little bit disappointing, but not in the same way as Paatos. The self-titled record is very inaccessible in my opinion and will probably many listens until I appreciate it. The vocals are also very odd.
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Porcupine Tree is from England, but yeah the best of the modern progressive movement is from Sweden.
There are some other good bands like Finisterre and Il Castello Di Atlante from Italy, Gargamel from Norway, and not really too many others.
Linda Perhacs' album is available through freakemporium.com
Kallocain is easily Paatos' worst album. If you have it in you to give them another chance get the album Timeloss, which features the guitarist from Landberk, Dungen, and Morte Macabre. It's more progressive, surely, and less samey than Kallocain.
Egg is indeed inaccessible because of their jazz tendencies, but I like them a lot.
Submitted by Still-Life (user info) at 2006-09-25 01:29:31 EDT (#)
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I would listen to Death_Metal_Dude here, he knows prog pretty well it seems.
On top of all that he suggested (incase he missed it, I didn't see as I skimmed thru) check out Camel, A very good prog band imo.
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-25 01:05:59 EDT (#)
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Candlemass was simply okay. I honestly don't like any metal apart from Priest and Sabbath.
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-25 01:03:38 EDT (#)
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Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-17 23:54:01 (#)
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since I'm the only one here who has heard of Tudor Lodge (and is a fan), I'm the only one you should listen to.
for essential modern prog you should check out Liquid Scarlet, Porcupine Tree, Anekdoten, Landberk, Paatos, Black Bonzo, Dungen, Wobbler, Morte Macabre, and Anglagard.
if you are a fan of Yes and King Crimson you should know about the great second tier vintage prog bands like Harmonium, Novalis, Ragnarok, Fantasy, Renaissance, Egg, Celeste, etc
if you are a Tudor Lodge fan you should know about Trees, Fotheringay, Linda Perhacs, Nick Drake
jazz: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Herbie Hancock, Charles Mingus, Dave Brubeck, Eric Dolphy, Oliver Nelson
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I got through listening to everything except the jazz. The modern progressive rock you recommended is absolutely phenomenal, really thank you. I've been playing Porcupine Tree the most out of that genre though; I love that spacey sound in Up the Downstair. It seems like all that prog is from the Scandinavian countries. You don't know any from other parts of the world? (not that geography matters). The Linda Perhacs was also fantastic- I see now who she influenced; do you have any idea where I can buy her record? Basically I liked everything you recommended immensely except for Paatos. I downloaded the album "Kallocain" and was disappointed to find its mostly very derivative, simplistic, and honestly boring. I don't hear any prog influence except for maybe the awkwardly constructed, violin-dominated song and the vintage instruments. Egg was also a little bit disappointing, but not in the same way as Paatos. The self-titled record is very inaccessible in my opinion and will probably many listens until I appreciate it. The vocals are also very odd.
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-21 03:05:20 EDT (#)
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any reactions on any of the recommendations?
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-18 17:20:19 EDT (#)
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I didn't like Social Distortion too much, sorry TenMinutes. And Stabkill, what is wrong with ABBA and Queen? Both made some excellent records in my opinion. Thanks Jonny. Death, I'll try Candlemass, thanks. livEvil, I've heard most of those bands already and they don't really appeal to me except for Siblime (Sublime?)
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-18 17:07:44 EDT (#)
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as far as metal in the old school vein you'll probably like Candlemass
Submitted by Stabkill (user info) at 2006-09-18 13:58:25 EDT (#)
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Korea's favorite foreign band (poll) is ABBA followed by Queen. I'm not kidding, either.
Submitted by JonnyX (user info) at 2006-09-18 13:47:25 EDT (#)
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Judas Priest is most culturally excellent.
Ignore those idiots - your writing is just fine.
Submitted by TenMinutesOfSunshine (user info) at 2006-09-18 10:58:56 EDT (#)
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Social Distortion
Supersuckers
Turbo A.C.'s
If you like that kinda music, I got lots more to recommend.
Cheers!
Submitted by livEvil (user info) at 2006-09-18 10:38:42 EDT (#)
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Citizen cope, Stone Temple Pilots, Siblime, 311, A Perfect Circle, Jane's addiction, Nirvana (live unplugged)
I tried to list bands that would be easy to enjoy the first time around since you're gonna be having music overload with all these recommendations.
BTW, these aren't necessarily better than anything else mentioned but I didn't want to list what you've already been recommended.
Submitted by livEvil (user info) at 2006-09-18 10:28:07 EDT (#)
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Submitted by JediMasterJambi (user info) at 2006-09-16 04:28:26 (#)
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I was never 1 for rap.
Pretty much just some guy ryming the words Fuck, Shit, Hoe, Slap, Crack, and Ass
50 cent..
Emenime...
Nelly...
Snoop Dog..
Heard them all, and truth be told every time I see some 12 year old black kid with braided hair in an oversized jersey with oversized jeans and golden teeth, I LAUGH MY ASS OFF
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No offense, but you're pretty ignorant to this genre of music. All that you've heard is what you've been fed. Nothing but pop-rap. Pretty much the equivalent to Britney Spears. Most people are followers when it comes to music and settle for what's on top at the moment regardless of the amount of talent or effort that goes into it. You're doing this same thing by basing your judgement on Those artists.
Then again, the artists that dominate the charts don't provide much incentive to search for true music so I don't blame you.
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-18 07:17:20 EDT (#)
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england > america > norway or sweden as far as cumulative metal output
if you're talking about strictly modern metal then there aren't really many good bands coming from anywhere for the most part
Submitted by darko (user info) at 2006-09-18 06:58:19 EDT (#)
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WHERES MA TITLE!
Submitted by TheSpook (user info) at 2006-09-18 06:30:09 EDT (#)
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The best metal comes from Norway. Not here.
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-18 01:52:36 EDT (#)
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unfortunately Anglagard is no longer together
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-18 00:13:14 EDT (#)
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By the way Death, I downloaded some Anglagard yesterday and think its really amazing. I looked up what little information there is about them online and could only find two albums: Hybris and Epilog. Are they still around?
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-18 00:09:55 EDT (#)
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Thanks everyone and especially to Death. I have lots of downloading to do now.
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-17 23:54:59 EDT (#)
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not much of that is american by the way
Submitted by Death_Metal_Dude (user info) at 2006-09-17 23:54:01 EDT (#)
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since I'm the only one here who has heard of Tudor Lodge (and is a fan), I'm the only one you should listen to.
for essential modern prog you should check out Liquid Scarlet, Porcupine Tree, Anekdoten, Landberk, Paatos, Black Bonzo, Dungen, Wobbler, Morte Macabre, and Anglagard.
if you are a fan of Yes and King Crimson you should know about the great second tier vintage prog bands like Harmonium, Novalis, Ragnarok, Fantasy, Renaissance, Egg, Celeste, etc
if you are a Tudor Lodge fan you should know about Trees, Fotheringay, Linda Perhacs, Nick Drake
jazz: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Herbie Hancock, Charles Mingus, Dave Brubeck, Eric Dolphy, Oliver Nelson
Submitted by Davros (user info) at 2006-09-17 14:26:58 EDT (#)
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"Placebo is prog rock"
Really?
I don't see that in the slightest.
-Dave
Submitted by FlakMonkey (user info) at 2006-09-17 12:33:33 EDT (#)
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everyone must bow down before the alien lords and masters that are known as......
GWAR.
Submitted by moneyshotforyou (user info) at 2006-09-17 12:32:10 EDT (#)
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Listen-to-the-Uber-people-play
www.ubersitemusic.info
Submitted by phauna (user info) at 2006-09-17 04:40:24 EDT (#)
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Nine inch nails is techno and metal mixed, Muse, Tori Amos, Mindless Self Indulgence is something or other, Placebo is prog rock, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lamb is techno, Radiohead is prog rock, Tool is a must listen, VAST is good too.
Submitted by skrapmetal (user info) at 2006-09-16 16:16:33 EDT (#)
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Get yourself an XM radio. Listen to one station every day. Not too many genres will be omitted. In 1/3 of a year, you'll have a good idea what Americans listen to.
Submitted by Bubba2341 (user info) at 2006-09-16 16:09:31 EDT (#)
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Submitted by d_prime (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:29:15 (#)
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I'm afraid you don't write very well.
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Prime, I'd put the writing in this post up against anything you've ever done.
Show us what was wrong with the writing.
Submitted by sicosemen (user info) at 2006-09-16 15:50:40 EDT (#)
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I like Mars Volta, who was formerly At The Drive-In so you might want to check them out, also splitting into Spartacus.
If you are looking for some different sounds, check out the noise your rice cooker makes.
Submitted by Poots (user info) at 2006-09-16 13:02:46 EDT (#)
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I like Tom Waites, Ween, Weezer, most rock out of the sixties rules (i.e. Jimi Hendrix, Led Zepplin, Janice Joplin, The Doors etc.) Al Green RULES!, The White Stripes, They Might be Giants is good fun music, Phish is good jam band dopin music, Pink Floyd, Lead Belly, I'm from Ky so I gotta say that Lorreta Lynn is fabulous but that the Ky Head Hunters suck, Modest Mouse is fan-fucking-tastic, 1000 Hurts has some decent music that I enjoy, sometimes I like shit like Sigur Ross or Mogwai but only sometimes, my friends band The Apparitions is pretty awesome, Sonic Youth, The Dead Kennedys, The Beta Bands' albulm 3 E.P.s is quite good, some older Pearl Jam, Nine Inch Nails is good, the craziest most rowdy bassist I have ever heard, Les Claypool, is in a band called Primus, the albulm Sailing the Seas of Cheese rules, Cake, Gnarls Barkly has good music, the album Soul Food by Goodie Mob is good rap,anything out of the Dungeon family is good rap along with early stuff from the Wu-Tang Clan, M.C. Chris is fucking fantastic if that's your sort of thing, Tai Mai Shu is funny as hell but you may not like it as he mocks orientals but it's all in good fun, Clutch, Helmet, The Gorillas, Requeim for a Dream soundtrack, Taxi Driver soundtrack, Bruce Springsteen, Kermit the Frog, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Charlie "Bird" Parker, Ray Charles, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, William Hung...just kidding I hate thst shit, Prince depending on how gay I feel, a little Hank Williams Jr. never hurt anybody that was on a good drunk, Soul Fly has a good album entitled Back to the Primitive, Soul Coughing, Sublime, I like a song that was in a movie called The Lost Boys where Corrie Haim was in a bath tub singing about "Wanna sound like frog", Elvis has some fun songs, there are some good dj's out there like Dj. Shadow that I will listen to, John Coltrane, christmas carols, and as far as composers go I can't really be specific with works and the like I just tune into the local station that plays symphonic music and listen. Bye bye.
Submitted by Unabonger (user info) at 2006-09-16 12:46:20 EDT (#)
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ajoshee, hana do jaseyo. mani isoh bindoshee.
aesh.
Submitted by congo (user info) at 2006-09-16 09:15:00 EDT (#)
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>>>
Opinions of classical music in Korea and the U.S. seem to be same. Most people have heard at least one symphony written by one of the well-known composers, and the genre seems to appeal to everyone, though I dislike everything I've heard from the Romantic, Baroque, Classical, and et cetera eras.
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I've never heard of anyone that's listened to the 4 Chopin Ballades and said they disliked them. Romantic era at its finest.
Submitted by Beano312003 (user info) at 2006-09-16 06:08:33 EDT (#)
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Dude if you cannot find good radio stations where you are then go here, http://www.live-radio.net/info.shtml and listen through your PC.
And get into the Blues
Submitted by JediMasterJambi (user info) at 2006-09-16 04:28:26 EDT (#)
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I was never 1 for rap.
Pretty much just some guy ryming the words Fuck, Shit, Hoe, Slap, Crack, and Ass
50 cent..
Emenime...
Nelly...
Snoop Dog..
Heard them all, and truth be told every time I see some 12 year old black kid with braided hair in an oversized jersey with oversized jeans and golden teeth, I LAUGH MY ASS OFF
95 percent of these supposed to be thugs is hoes
with Victoria Secret panties crammin that ass hole
throwin the crooked finger dick ridin the west coast
Them some real soldiers
y'all son of bitches, fonies
I called it like i called it
think im wrong, step forward
and get yo mind pushed in a science class bucket
she in to tough talkin now that 50 got on
quit fantisizing bout that man life, and live yo own
you aint neva be hard, yo mammy titty fed you too long
probaly still suck it if she pulled it out and showed ya
tonite were gettin closure, im pointin out folks
pullin niggaz cards, exposin what ya hold
im sorry if it feels you dont know me no more
just had some shit on my mind,in my chest i had to get off
you cant judge a muthafuckin book by its cover
but i can spot a bitch a mile away
pardon me brotha
AHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAH, he said dick
Submitted by Sacrilicious (user info) at 2006-09-16 04:18:50 EDT (#)
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Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-16 01:39:51 (#)
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I don't know what indie rock is. I was recommended Godspeed Emperor (I think) and they were referred to as post-rock
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Indie implies "independent", as bands signed to smaller record labels as opposed to major ones. It's used to describe the modern equivalent of "alternative" or college rock, but it's a broad term that is often used to describe "rock you wouldn't hear on the radio".
"Godspeed You! Black Emperor" is post rock, and they're amazing.
Submitted by TheUniter (user info) at 2006-09-16 03:20:10 EDT (#)
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No Comment
Submitted by professorfuckface (user info) at 2006-09-16 01:47:23 EDT (#)
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mars volta blows, hard, so do the beatles, yes, the who, 10cc, queen and pretty much everything else out of britain except led zeppelin and cream, maybe muse as well
Submitted by VelvetElvis (user info) at 2006-09-16 01:40:11 EDT (#)
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rad, we both may be drunk. But tomorrow I'll be sober. You'll still be ugly.
(God dammit, you know i love you) you lonely motherfuck.
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-16 01:39:51 EDT (#)
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Submitted by Sacrilicious (user info) at 2006-09-16 00:12:00 (#)
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The Mars Volta rocks. Are you interested in indie rock or post rock at all?
Try here for excellent, though admittedly sometimes snobbish, suggestions:
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/
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I don't know what indie rock is. I was recommended Godspeed Emperor (I think) and they were referred to as post-rock
Submitted by rad1101 (user info) at 2006-09-16 01:31:32 EDT (#)
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on that note, if you want some jazz, go listen to some dave brubeck, or some oh jesus it doesnt matter. if you see drums, a bass, and a horn on the album cover just listen to it.
Submitted by rad1101 (user info) at 2006-09-16 01:29:12 EDT (#)
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that light, spastic quality of art music is merely an untrained ear attempting to understand a form it cannot.
Submitted by VelvetElvis (user info) at 2006-09-16 01:10:13 EDT (#)
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I'm listening to music backwardly lately, as in apparition for jazz - which I'd never before had interest in. Charlie Parker was an alto sax player off the scale in jazz and highly recommended.
I'm more into alt/rock, go to house of blues in New Orleans to hear NIN, and spend $ less on cd's than on buying vinyl's lately from everything from zep's Houses of the Holy to Smashing Pumpkins since I got new turntable for such. But jazz, it's like the first time one really "gets" Whitman- hard to put into words.
But Charlie Parker, do give him a listen. Jazz is a new world for me, so I can't speak as one knowledgeable about it, except to say I love Charlie Parker (Miles Davis is another.) I'm a total amateur about this genre, so maybe my picks are even less bias than old timers?
Submitted by Allyson (user info) at 2006-09-16 00:45:09 EDT (#)
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i like NIN alot. but then again i love to follow the damn bandwagon.
haha, i'm drunk again.
Submitted by Sacrilicious (user info) at 2006-09-16 00:12:00 EDT (#)
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The Mars Volta rocks. Are you interested in indie rock or post rock at all?
Try here for excellent, though admittedly sometimes snobbish, suggestions:
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/
Submitted by moneyshotforyou (user info) at 2006-09-15 22:33:05 EDT (#)
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No Comment
Submitted by Bigmike (user info) at 2006-09-15 22:19:00 EDT (#)
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Buddy Guy, Tom Waits, Roy Buchanan, Hot Tuna.
Submitted by BLITZKREIG_BOB (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:45:31 EDT (#)
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http://www.nugs.net
Anything there is totally worth waiting for the download.
Submitted by CRazyTALk (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:43:04 EDT (#)
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Submitted by Wildman (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:21:20 (#)
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AC-DC .
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It's spelt with a lightining bolt. Jeez, are you a spaz?
Submitted by ilikesteak (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:42:46 EDT (#)
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Guns and Roses, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Iron Maiden, Metallica, The Grateful Dead, The Jimi Hendrix Expierience, Cream, The Who, The Guess Who, Ray Charles, Black Sabbath. these are a few.
Submitted by Saeki (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:39:53 EDT (#)
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I have problem with writing freely. So far, the entries I posted are made up of sayings, phrases, expressions, words, and et cetera that I've memorized in literature.
Submitted by d_prime (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:29:15 EDT (#)
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I'm afraid you don't write very well.
Submitted by Crystle (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:25:32 EDT (#)
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Spice Girls
Submitted by HighVoltage900 (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:24:49 EDT (#)
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A band called Nine Inch Nails mixes techno and heavy rock all together pretty well. I recommend looking them up, but it isn't for listening around your parents.
Submitted by Wildman (user info) at 2006-09-15 21:21:20 EDT (#)
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AC-DC .