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Philthy posted:I'll give this a shot. My googling has come up short. It's not exactly a solo song, but one of the most well known sad sax solos is ofcourse Baker Street: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fo6aKnRnBxM You could also just try purchasing a cd of a street musician, if they play in touristy places they probably have a few laying around. Actually thinking about it I don't know poo poo about this so I don't know why I even responded. Davincie fucked around with this message at 23:12 on Oct 25, 2012 |
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I love Com Truise, and I know that they're pretty unique. I mostly love the way that it's exactly the type of music you want to listen to while sitting in a comfy chair with the lights off and staring at the VFD equalizer on your old stereo just bumping along to the music as all of the various led's in your house just blink on and off, doing they own thing. It's got that rough and untamed analog sound but it's also incredibly relaxing and warm sounding and just makes you think of a time that never really existed but its pretty swell to just sit there and enjoy it. Bliss on Cruel Summer is pretty different but also loving incredible in the same way that Com Truise is incredible and it's probably the best song on the album that's nothing like it at all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQpuiuhOzT4 It's got the sweet eagle screeches and sweeping synth lines and the light chimes that come in from behind and aaaa it's just awesome
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Mister Snips posted:I love Com Truise, and I know that they're pretty unique. I mostly love the way that it's exactly the type of music you want to listen to while sitting in a comfy chair with the lights off and staring at the VFD equalizer on your old stereo just bumping along to the music as all of the various led's in your house just blink on and off, doing they own thing. It's got that rough and untamed analog sound but it's also incredibly relaxing and warm sounding and just makes you think of a time that never really existed but its pretty swell to just sit there and enjoy it. Sounds like Hudson Mohawke produced this track, maybe check some of his stuff out? It's not nearly as chill or 80's synth-y as Com Truise but the track you linked is definitely Hudson Mohawke And actually, I'd like to hear more stuff like Hudson Mohawke or Rustie e- Some Hudson Mohawke https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrsaB0Uune8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvKAr9qaI1I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7k5EGpdM1cI GNU Order fucked around with this message at 16:14 on Oct 26, 2012 |
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Oct 26, 2012 16:09
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Mister Snips posted:I love Com Truise, and I know that they're pretty unique. I mostly love the way that it's exactly the type of music you want to listen to while sitting in a comfy chair with the lights off and staring at the VFD equalizer on your old stereo just bumping along to the music as all of the various led's in your house just blink on and off, doing they own thing. It's got that rough and untamed analog sound but it's also incredibly relaxing and warm sounding and just makes you think of a time that never really existed but its pretty swell to just sit there and enjoy it.
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Anyone know any bands with styles similar to Madness and [b] Cosmo Jarvis[b]?
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GNU Order posted:Sounds like Hudson Mohawke produced this track, maybe check some of his stuff out? It's not nearly as chill or 80's synth-y as Com Truise but the track you linked is definitely Hudson Mohawke Those aren't really what i'm looking for but they're loving awesome regardless, not a big fan of the second and third hudson mohawke tracks though. I like how a lot of rustie's tracks remind me of choppy 90's midi stuff. Kind of like James Ferraro except something you can actually listen to. E: A little bit of rusko too nigga crab pollock fucked around with this message at 20:11 on Oct 26, 2012 |
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I'm looking for prog that is similar to King Crimson's Red. Specifically, stuff with a darker edge to it (and distorted bass is a plus). I've been told Tool is similar, but I don't like Tool.
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Doctor Tupac posted:I'm looking for prog that is similar to King Crimson's Red. Specifically, stuff with a darker edge to it (and distorted bass is a plus). I've been told Tool is similar, but I don't like Tool. Experimental Japanese Black Metal group Sigh released a crazy album thats a tribute to old school prog rock called Imaginary Soniscape. You might enjoy it if you're not turned off by the vocals: http://youtu.be/C2-hvlsDhMY
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I'm looking for something similar to the tracks that are used in this mix by Psilogod. http://soundcloud.com/psilogod/psilogod-basstream-radio-5-17 I tried listening to his Divinations album, but it was nothing like this; way more trance-oriented. I listen to a lot of downtempo psychedelic music, but I have yet to find anything quite like this mix. It just strikes that perfect balance between heavy and chilled-out. Also, if anyone happens to know where any of the material in this mix comes from, that would be even better. Any suggestions?
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I'm looking for folk singers with deep,bass-y voices, grim subject matter and/or laconic delivery optional. I already know of most classics and those in the gothic country tradition.
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On "Henry's Dream" at least Nick Cave with his big growly voice takes "dark country" to a new level of blackness, the first song describes a murder pretty gruesomely and I forget about the rest but maybe that? There's always Murder Ballads, too.
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Oct 31, 2012 21:09
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Philthy posted:I'll give this a shot. My googling has come up short. You'll probably love this: De La Soul - I Be Blowin'. It has accompaniment, but it's minimal. That's Maceo Parker playing the horn, with De La Soul producing the track.
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I need some help making a playlist of rock / hard rock / metal songs that could be played in a strip club / while a girl is dancing. Unfortunately rock is not my genre of choice and I have no idea where to start looking (beyond the obvious 80s hair metal choices). So can some goons recommend me some (reasonably) modern bands, artists or specific tracks that would fit the niche of dirty, sleazy and loud rock 'n' roll. So far the only band I've found in my own collection that is suitable is the Genitorturers and some of Devil Driver's stuff but I know there must be far more appropriate bands that I just don't know about.
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did UK funky ever produce any good albums? I've got rinse presents: Roska but I have no idea about the scene otherwise
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Trying to build a dubsteppy playlist that I'm going to play racing videogames to. Stuff I basically want more of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNQD1T-Z850 (Baba O'Reilly remix) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G41ebtj1AO8 (Skrillex Breakin' a Sweat Zedd remix) I'm looking for specific songs as I've listened to a couple Skrillex albums and a lot of it is not what I'm looking for. I think what I like about these two songs is the constant upbeat energy and almost trancy, simple beats. I'm looking for almost chill dubsteppy stuff. I suppose if the song also uses classic rock songs, that'll be neat too.
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Nov 1, 2012 15:56
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Sad Mammal posted:I'm looking for folk singers with deep,bass-y voices, grim subject matter and/or laconic delivery optional. I already know of most classics and those in the gothic country tradition. Lee Hazelwood - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa3EqjnvqQk Jackson C. Frank - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO7ih6Nu3MA Handsome Family - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se3AjTx13JY Calvin Johnson (formerly of Beat Happening) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1sdfiCG578 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJRiuZ0syzU some of Scott Walker's stuff may hit the spot for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfvFa8KexRw
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Sad Mammal posted:I'm looking for folk singers with deep,bass-y voices, grim subject matter and/or laconic delivery optional. I already know of most classics and those in the gothic country tradition. Bill Callahan or Smog might scratch this itch; pretty laconic vocals, and he has a nice baritone/bass voice.
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cyberia posted:I need some help making a playlist of rock / hard rock / metal songs that could be played in a strip club / while a girl is dancing. Get Andre Williams - Greasy LP. That's all you need.
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Terminally Bored posted:Get Andre Williams - Greasy LP. That's all you need. I'll check him out, thanks, but I definitely need more than one album. It's not unusual to play for 10-12 hours at a time and I don't think anyone wants to hear the same album 15 times a night.
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Farm Frenzy posted:did UK funky ever produce any good albums? I've got rinse presents: Roska but I have no idea about the scene otherwise Not particulary. I mean not that the scene has produced only crap, just there isn't much in the way of LPs out there. Like all good dance music it's a singles game. Since you've already got Roska's first LP you can pick up his second release that came out not too long ago and builds on that first release. The other new one is Brackles album. Like the first Roska one both are out on Rinse. From way back you've got Geeneus's LP Volumes: One on Rinse again. Sadly we never got a Volumes: Two. Ah well, maybe in the future. Probably got distracted with the Katy B success, who's debut was produced by him and Zinc and I also recommend it. Obviously a bit more poppy at times but whatever. Speaking of Zinc you've also got his two Crack House albums. Though I say they're Funky it's a pretty twisted Funky I guess you could say. Bit more rough and tough, bit more heavier and techy at times, especially the second volume. Still worth a listen though. They came out on his Bingo Bass imprint before he decided to stop putting out real records. Finally check Donaeo's album Party Hard which came out not long after the scene first kinda blew up and has all those classic tunes of his, Devil In A Blue Dress, African Warrior, I and all that. That's all I can think of off the top of my head (though I wouldn't be surprised if I'm missing some). You have a small selection of mix CDs and what not, but sadly a lot of music from that scene - especially from those more earlier days - just never made it out into the wild, which is a great shame as it was a really fantastic and refreshing time for UK dance music and it really should've had more justice done to it. Though I guess on the positive side it seems to have been a big inspiration to a lot of the sound that's about the now.
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cyberia posted:I'll check him out, thanks, but I definitely need more than one album. It's not unusual to play for 10-12 hours at a time and I don't think anyone wants to hear the same album 15 times a night. OK, here's some more: Andre Williams - The Black Godfather Men of Porn - Porn American Style Men of Porn - Wine, Women & Song The Heads - Relaxing With The Heads Loop - Fade Out Union Carbide Productions - In the Air Tonight Union Carbide Productions - Financially Dissatisfied, Philosophically Trying Clone Defects - Blood on the Jupiter Clone Defects - Shapes of Venus The Beguiled - Blue Dirge The Necessary Evils - Spider Fingers Tokyo Electron - s/t Mistreaters - Grab Them Cakes Mistreaters - Playa Hated To The Fullest The Glasspack - Dirty Women The Glasspack - Bridgeburner Orange Goblin - The Big Black Fu Manchu - In Search of... Scissorfight - New Hampshire Scissorfight - Mantrapping For Sport And Profit Scissorfight - American Cloven Hoof Blues Dead Meadow - Howls From The Hills Chrome Cranks - The Murder Of Time Chrome Cranks - Diabolical Boogie The Scientists - Human Jukebox The Scientists - Blood Red River Demon's Claws - The Defrosting Of... Note that you'll have to scan the above for slow and mid-tempo tracks. If you do that, you'll easily get few hours of quality loud sleaze.
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Terminally Bored posted:OK, here's some more: Awesome, thank you! This is a genre that I know literally nothing about so with this list I can spend the weekend listening to tracks and building up some decent setlists.
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I recently rediscovered Kid Koala and DJ Q-Bert. If I like Kid Koala for his eclectic sampling tastes and sense of humor and Q-Bert for his technical skills, who are some other DJs that I might like?
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Rockzilla posted:I recently rediscovered Kid Koala and DJ Q-Bert. If I like Kid Koala for his eclectic sampling tastes and sense of humor and Q-Bert for his technical skills, who are some other DJs that I might like? I'm going to go out on a limb and make some recs based solely on your descriptions, because I haven't heard either of those artists. The best sampling music has to offer boils down to these albums, all of which are highly technical and eclectic: Avalanches - Since I Left You De La Soul - 3 Feet High And Rising Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique DJ Shadow - Entroducing.... J Dilla - Donuts
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Rockzilla posted:I recently rediscovered Kid Koala and DJ Q-Bert. If I like Kid Koala for his eclectic sampling tastes and sense of humor and Q-Bert for his technical skills, who are some other DJs that I might like? Prince Paul, Dan the Automator, and their collaboration Handsome Boy Modeling School; Invisibl Scratch Picklz (which included Q-Bert), X-Ecutioners, maybe some Kool Herc and Afrika Bambaataa for some historical context
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Is there anything which sounds like this song? I've listened to it around 80 times over the past week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuG9i5cwGW0 edit: None of their other songs sound remotely like this  .
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For some reason listening to Alcest reminded me of many Jesu albums that I haven't even touched. Today I got the Envy / Jesu split, and goddamn I love the Envy stuff. Is there any more to this screamo / shoegaze / post rock thing?
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Skilleddk posted:For some reason listening to Alcest reminded me of many Jesu albums that I haven't even touched. Today I got the Envy / Jesu split, and goddamn I love the Envy stuff. Is there any more to this screamo / shoegaze / post rock thing? Deafheaven is the only current thing I can think of that fits, but there's probably a bit of mid-90s emo/post-hardcore stuff that you might like- Indian Summer, Shotmaker, Maximillian Colby, Rodan, and Unwound hit all of those marks, but not always at the same time. Definitely check out Mogwai, too, as Envy clearly, uh, envies them... (and is on their label, I think).
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What are the best library music compilations?
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dailydares posted:What are the best library music compilations? Strut's "The Cream Of The (KPM|Bosworth|Chappell)" comps are all pretty solid. Both of the Barry 7's Connectors are good (mostly CAM, I think), and have less of a dance focus than Strut's. There's two De Wolfe focused comps called Bite Hard / Bite Harder that have some nice tracks. Le Jazzbeat Vol 1 & 2 are good and I think are mostly MP2000 sourced. There's a ton of comps that are kind of hit or miss, and a lot of stuff gets missed (like Themes and a ton of Italian stuff). There's a lot of great italian OST stuff that got recycled into libraries and labels like Easy Tempo comp them for now sound / ultra lounge stuff.
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funkybottoms posted:Deafheaven is the only current thing I can think of that fits, but there's probably a bit of mid-90s emo/post-hardcore stuff that you might like- Indian Summer, Shotmaker, Maximillian Colby, Rodan, and Unwound hit all of those marks, but not always at the same time. Definitely check out Mogwai, too, as Envy clearly, uh, envies them... (and is on their label, I think). Thanks, Deafheaven is definately something I've been looking for!
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I would really like more music similar to what Vincent Gallo was doing on his When album and the Buffalo '66 soundtrack. I don't mean superficially similar, like "check out the sea and cake," but very specifically this bleak, skeletal, and empty strain of sixties folk with heavy jazz influence and chord voicings that I can't quite put my finger on. It reminds me a bit of Patty Walters, but from there I get lost. Any ideas of what he was up to on this music, influence wise, that I can check out? https://vimeo.com/21707874 https://vimeo.com/14898537
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What are the best Black Sabbath albums? I've started to listen to a lot of their songs on youtube, NIB and Wizard being particularly good.
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Ulio posted:What are the best Black Sabbath albums? I've started to listen to a lot of their songs on youtube, NIB and Wizard being particularly good. The first four; this is a silly question.
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Ulio posted:What are the best Black Sabbath albums? I've started to listen to a lot of their songs on youtube, NIB and Wizard being particularly good. Self titled, IV, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabotage. Honestly every single album from the self titled to Mob Rules are good. Technical Ecstasy isn't so great but still decent. Heaven & Hell and Mob Rules have Dio instead of Ozzy are are quite different than the 70s out put but they're still really really good.
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A friend recommended Sabotage, so got that and Black Sabbath to start.
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Also be sure to get Live Dead—a very good live album and a hell of an introduction to Dio-era Sabbath.
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I've always had a soft spot for Dehumanizer from Dio-era Black Sabbath.
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