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Kvlt! posted:Can you recommend me some epic psychedelic albums? As in the type of stuff that you'd do a bunch of acid or DMT and then put on and have a crazy journey. I'm a little slow on the uptake here, but anyway... The first thing that comes to mind would be Gong's Radio Gnome Invisible trilogy: Flying Teapot, Angel's Egg, and You.
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*snip* e: hey look at this wrong thread, I'm bad and wrong VVV probably also true of Tim Hecker! spider wisdom fucked around with this message at 03:50 on Dec 17, 2014 |
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Not the point of this thread. Also anybody who would like J Dilla already listens to him.
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Kvlt! posted:Can you recommend me some epic psychedelic albums? As in the type of stuff that you'd do a bunch of acid or DMT and then put on and have a crazy journey. listen to the second side of The Last Poets Delights of the Garden
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Need some help! I wish to have a playlist full of music that would probably go great in a Tokyo Xtreme Racer video game. Stuff like this in particular is what I'm looking for: https://soundcloud.com/hrsyo/hirosyo-remix-1 Everything else he makes is a bit too hyperactive compared to that track and it's frustrating. I need more laid back Japanese electronic music with nice vocals but I have no idea how to find it.
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I'm looking for artists/groups similar to Cibo Matto. Since they're categorized as trip-hop, Pandora recommended Thievery Corporation, Portishead, and Sneaker Pimps. I like most of what I've heard from them, but it tends to be slower and downbeat. I'd like to find music that's a little more like Cibo Matto's bouncy and energetic songs.
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Sir_Phobos posted:I'm looking for artists/groups similar to Cibo Matto. I think CHVRCHES, CSS, Ladytron and Ivy are all kinda similar. Maybe Crystal Castles but that's a bit harsher imo.
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I love everything about the Twin Peaks soundrack, from the score to Julee Cruise. What artists would I like based on that?
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Dec 22, 2014 00:28
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a few years ago Mafialligator (with someone else not listed in the credits) did some 8-bit Christmas albums here on SA. My question is, have there been anymore done by him after "A Very 8-bit Christmas 4: Mafialligator & Friends"?
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Dec 22, 2014 07:10
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Skittle Wood posted:I love everything about the Twin Peaks soundrack, from the score to Julee Cruise. What artists would I like based on that? Slowdive?
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Dec 22, 2014 17:30
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Skittle Wood posted:I love everything about the Twin Peaks soundrack, from the score to Julee Cruise. What artists would I like based on that? Maybe some Cocteau Twins? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4dX5uDj980
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Dec 22, 2014 19:35
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Skittle Wood posted:I love everything about the Twin Peaks soundrack, from the score to Julee Cruise. What artists would I like based on that? http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3681074
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Dec 22, 2014 21:48
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I need a tear jerker for something. What's the most 'circling-the-drain' track you all know of? I'm not much of a music person so I pretty much top out with Arcade Fire's My Body Is A Cage and that's not good enough.
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Accretionist posted:I need a tear jerker for something. What's the most 'circling-the-drain' track you all know of? I'm not much of a music person so I pretty much top out with Arcade Fire's My Body Is A Cage and that's not good enough. Johnny Cash's version of Hurt.
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Accretionist posted:I need a tear jerker for something. What's the most 'circling-the-drain' track you all know of? I'm not much of a music person so I pretty much top out with Arcade Fire's My Body Is A Cage and that's not good enough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-J7M6MhTTHY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_iYjcA1IPc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKFJ02NiXN4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BMZ7wfLyno 
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Accretionist posted:I need a tear jerker for something. What's the most 'circling-the-drain' track you all know of? I'm not much of a music person so I pretty much top out with Arcade Fire's My Body Is A Cage and that's not good enough. pretty much all of Eels' Electro-Shock Blues, but the title track in particular Bedhead, "Burned Out," "Losing Memories," "Lepidoptera/Leper" Spiritualized, "Broken Heart," "Don't Just Do Something" Monroe Mustang, "Uninspired," "Crepuscle" Low, "Be There" Hood, "How Can You Drag Your Body Blindly Through?" Elliott Smith, "No Name No. 5" Nick Drake, "Know" Shipping News, "How to Draw Horses" (whoops, forgot the first few that came to mind) Now It's Overhead, "A Skeleton on Display" the Standard, "A Year of Seconds" Aereogramme, "No, Really, Everything's Fine" funkybottoms fucked around with this message at 15:49 on Dec 27, 2014 |
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Dec 25, 2014 13:42
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I just remembered The Buggles' Video Killed the Radiostar song ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8r-tXRLazs ) as a long-distant memory of a song I listened to a lot back when I was like 3-4 years old, and now I can't stop listening to it  Any recommendations for cheesy 70's and 80's songs with loads of strings? Already know the one-hit wonders from that time, but anything is welcome.
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Dec 28, 2014 05:19
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Accretionist posted:I need a tear jerker for something. What's the most 'circling-the-drain' track you all know of? I'm not much of a music person so I pretty much top out with Arcade Fire's My Body Is A Cage and that's not good enough. Hospice by The Antlers It's a concept album about a hospice worker who falls in love with a terminally ill patient, incredibly sad. Probably my favourite album though. Also out of this list the ones I recognise are very good funkybottoms posted:pretty much all of Eels' Electro-Shock Blues, but the title track in particular
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Dec 28, 2014 05:26
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Accretionist posted:I need a tear jerker for something. What's the most 'circling-the-drain' track you all know of? I'm not much of a music person so I pretty much top out with Arcade Fire's My Body Is A Cage and that's not good enough. Microdisney's Everybody Is Fantastic, particularly Dreaming Drains. It completely stopped me in my tracks when I heard it. To think this is from the early 80s, it sounds like it would be way later. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANrRbuFdW3M I would recommend this album to anyone who likes new wave, folk music/jangle, minimalism, and deep vocals with sarcastic, self-deprecating Irish humor. The album is best enjoyed when you are falling asleep drinking whisky.
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Dec 28, 2014 21:51
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Accretionist posted:I need a tear jerker for something. What's the most 'circling-the-drain' track you all know of? I'm not much of a music person so I pretty much top out with Arcade Fire's My Body Is A Cage and that's not good enough. Thought about this earlier and still the only thing that comes to my mind is (anything by) Anthony and the Johnsons (start with Hope There's Someone).
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Dec 28, 2014 22:39
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From a while back:Black Griffon posted:This is a very specific request, but I'm looking for anything similar to Peer Pressure from the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind soundtrack. You might want to check out BT, specifically, the Monster soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zn_t0q4cgE
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Dec 29, 2014 06:42
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The Duke of Avon posted:Kind of a random request, but can anybody recommend some indie pop/rock songs that are about Pittsburgh, or at least mention Pittsburgh? So far I'm only finding Pittsburgh bands with songs about unrelated topics. I'd prefer female vocalists, assuming this even exists. Robert Hazard - Hit of Scrapple https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f_YSlhl7Oo
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Dec 29, 2014 07:04
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Anything around that's similar to Neutral Milk Hotel? Particularly the In the Aeroplane Over The Sea stuff, but anything will do.
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So is anyone actually going to post a "Best Albums of the Year" thread this year? It's not only the last week of the month, but pretty much the last day of the year. I found the threads posted in the previous years occasionally useful. I'd post one myself, but I haven't really listened to anything new this year and I don't have the PMs to ask a mod if I could make one in the first place. And yeah, this isn't quite on-topic, but it's the closest thread I could think of where to ask this.
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Any recommendations for someone who likes chill/psychedelic electronic music, Like Washed Out and Air?
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Elderbean posted:Any recommendations for someone who likes chill/psychedelic electronic music, Like Washed Out and Air? Telepopmusik, Blue States, Tosca, Blackbird Blackbird, Tycho?
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Recommend me some good music with French vocals, preferably a bit obscure (i.e. not the stuff that gets into 'top 50 French singers of all time' or Google reel lists).
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Kubla Khan posted:Recommend me some good music with French vocals, preferably a bit obscure (i.e. not the stuff that gets into 'top 50 French singers of all time' or Google reel lists). Jacques Dutronc and Stereolab, not that either are terribly obscure. there are a few decent Nuggets-like compilations of French Canadian psych/garage rock out there, too- i remember liking a fair amount of Psychegaelic: French Freakbeat and Freak Out Total Vol. 3: Québec-France-Belgique 1968-1973 Psyche Jello. there's probably some good Afrobeat stuff out there with French vocals, too, but that's out of my wheelhouse. funkybottoms fucked around with this message at 15:04 on Jan 6, 2015 |
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Kubla Khan posted:Recommend me some good music with French vocals, preferably a bit obscure (i.e. not the stuff that gets into 'top 50 French singers of all time' or Google reel lists). There are two really great compilations called So Young But So Cold : Underground French Music 1977-1983 and Bippp: French Synth Wave 1979-85.They're totally worth tracking down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OCGgODzpDc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f19UwyM6rE0 There's also a record by Guy Skornik that I really like, its sort of a weird synth heavy prog maybe? The record is called Ils Viennent Du Futur!. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N_evrQbLDI
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Kubla Khan posted:Recommend me some good music with French vocals, preferably a bit obscure (i.e. not the stuff that gets into 'top 50 French singers of all time' or Google reel lists). I know its not everybody's cup of tea, nor particularly obscure, but I adore Coeur de Pirate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a34oXU0oKU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dua3J-ekMP8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpL4I-ody5E
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I enjoy Massive Attack and Portishead. Where do I go musically from here?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:I enjoy Massive Attack and Portishead. Where do I go musically from here? Alpha, Morcheeba, Tricky's earlier stuff, Ivy, Esthero's first album
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El Gallinero Gros posted:I enjoy Massive Attack and Portishead. Where do I go musically from here? DJ Shadow (Entroducing and Private Press), Hooverphonic's early stuff, Nightmares on Wax, Wax Tailor, Cut Chemist, maybe UNKLE (start with Psyence Fiction), Little People, RJD2's first album. Emancipator e: oh also Sneaker Pimps coaxmetal fucked around with this message at 01:49 on Jan 11, 2015 |
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Looking for more great female rock bands in the line of Garbage, Halestorm, Metric, and Rilo Kiley.
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I wonder if people get tired of reading the name Sleater-Kinney in the rec thread E: There's also Cat Power, The Breeders, and Liz Phair's early stuff if you're just looking for "essentials" or what have you
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Rirse posted:Looking for more great female rock bands in the line of Garbage, Halestorm, Metric, and Rilo Kiley. Can not recommend Sleater-Kinney enough (if you want proof, click the ? below my name). Otherwise: Veruca Salt's first album, American Thighs, is one of the definitive early 90s albums. Riotgrrl stuff: Bikini Kill, Babes in Toyland. Hole - Live Through This is the best album Kurt Cobain ever wrote.
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Rirse posted:Looking for more great female rock bands in the line of Garbage, Halestorm, Metric, and Rilo Kiley. Die Happy. They've softened up too much for my tastes after their earlier years, but maybe you'll like them. Their vocalist is very good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kppslt-jGZ8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiO0SdAxMw4
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Rirse posted:Looking for more great female rock bands in the line of Garbage, Halestorm, Metric, and Rilo Kiley. Seconding Sleater-Kinney because they were probably one of the best bands of all time: 'Dig Me Out' and 'The Woods' are required listening. If you want slightly folkier there is always Waxahatchee's 'Cerulean Salt' and if you want something in the same vein but a touch harsher you can try Hop Along's 'Get Disowned'.
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The Fastbacks. One of the great lost bands of the 90's, and a lady sings for 'em! Also, Throwing Muses. Edit: Thank you for the electronic suggestions
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Scrawl are also great.
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