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Sociopastry posted:Thank you so much! No problems, the guy at my record store was raving about some Ariel Kalma records he just got in who I had no idea about. A great new age french musician who plays a lot of flute, close to some American minimals like Terry Riley and Philip Glass but unique in his own ventures. Here's a few of his albums that came recommended Ariel Kalma - Open Like a Flute https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ivGl_ENzsc Ariel Klama - An Evolutionary Music(1972-1979) put out by RVNG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7RMs9OduI0
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Name me some Mexican folk artists. I don't know anything about Mexican music outside of Jose Jose. Who have I been missing out on?
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Any recommendations for dark shoegaze or postpunk influenced bands that sound similar to Ride's song Unfamiliar or A Place to Bury Strangers' Exploding Head album in general? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb5qDm0igb8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6YKGJToe9w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uIGzx09g1g These Loving Eyes fucked around with this message at 16:28 on Apr 28, 2015 |
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Can anyone recommend me some classical pieces that sound similar to the soundtrack to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time? I tried to look into pieces that inspired Koji Kondo's style for OoT, but I can only find his influences on other Zelda games. I'm trying to broaden my knowledge of classical music and opera, so I'm open to any suggestion. (Should I cross-post into the classical thread as well?)
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Franchescanado posted:Can anyone recommend me some classical pieces that sound similar to the soundtrack to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time? I think John Philips Souza was a big inspiration.
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These Loving Eyes posted:Any recommendations for dark shoegaze or postpunk influenced bands that sound similar to Ride's song Unfamiliar or A Place to Bury Strangers' Exploding Head album in general? You may have already heard of them, but Skywave should be right up your alley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww1IghJxyt4 They eventually split into A Place to Bury Strangers and Ceremony. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNeyESSTBhU Alcian Blue also hung out with them from time to time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrIAU8nYkuI Then there's Screen Vinyl Image https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DG-oe5-lbM The Soft Moon (less shoegaze but a similar strain of post-punk) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9t8Oex9BpQ and Have A Nice Life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri5F633xSsY
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Franchescanado posted:Can anyone recommend me some classical pieces that sound similar to the soundtrack to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time? This may not be exactly what you're looking for, but the jazz trio BADBADNOTGOOD do an excellent medley of assorted Zelda themes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCHTX_pgw6A
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Sebadoh Gigante posted:Awesome recommendations. Thanks for all these! Skywave, Ceremony and Have a Nice Life all made my tennis shoes tap and my skinny jeans flap. Sadly it seems that the physical versions of Skywave albums are kind of hard to get. 
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So Pandora isn't helping a whole so maybe someone here can. I am looking for bands/albums that will scratch the same itch that I get from: Slint - Spiderland (especially "Washer") Rodan - Rusty (especially "The Everyday World of Bodies") Hoover - Lurid Traversal of Rt 7 (especially "Route 7") Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime (especially "Do You Compute?" and "Sinews") I guess basically bands similar these bands (or songs) that have a quiet/rhythmic buildup to a loud, noisy, cathartic finish.
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I'm assuming you know June of 44 and Unwound?
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^ ha, left the window open. Unwound is amazing, too.Keith Atherton posted:So Pandora isn't helping a whole so maybe someone here can. I am looking for bands/albums that will scratch the same itch that I get from: from what you posted, i've gotta assume that you know about Mogwai, Explosions in the Sky, June of 44, and the Shipping News, but, well, if you don't... Bedhead is really excellent at the deliberate buildup/release. Codeine isn't bad for that, either, and pretty much any 90s emo band has at least a few tracks that fit the bill exactly (Christie Front Drive, Elliott, Sunny Day Real Estate, Jejune, Policy of Three, etc).
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Keith Atherton posted:So Pandora isn't helping a whole so maybe someone here can. I am looking for bands/albums that will scratch the same itch that I get from: Talk Talk's album Laughing Stock always felt like a good companion to Spiderland to me.
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It's a lot less 'creepy' though, whoever said Shipping News is pretty on point, Flies the Fields is a good album.
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Thanks for the replies! Yeah, you all picked up on what I was getting at. I own most everything released before 2000 or so by June of 44, Codiene, Mogwai, and Unwound. I have the first Shipping News CD but I don't know that I ever gave it a real listen. Explosions in the Sky I've liked what I've heard and I'll look into them more. I bought a ton of CDs in the 90's and was really into finding out about new bands but I don't buy much new music anymore. So I was kind of hoping that there were bands that had taken that style of dynamic shifts further in the last ~15 years. Talk Talk?!? I bought It's My Life when it came out in high school and I remember them as melodic and synth driven. I'll have to check out their later stuff.
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Keith Atherton posted:Talk Talk?!? I bought It's My Life when it came out in high school and I remember them as melodic and synth driven. I'll have to check out their later stuff.
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Henchman of Santa posted:They had quite a 180. Laughing Stock and Spirit of Eden are arguably the first post-rock albums.  Just listened to some of their later stuff on YouTube and I can't believe I never knew about this or remember hearing anything about Spirit of Eden when it came out. Thanks!
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Keith Atherton posted:So Pandora isn't helping a whole so maybe someone here can. I am looking for bands/albums that will scratch the same itch that I get from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSxJe2JWe70 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPwvcXCphdg
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stay depressed posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSxJe2JWe70 Whoa - thanks! Yeah this the sort of stuff I was looking for. The links are to: Indian Summer - Angry Son Boy's Life - Sleeping Off Summer
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May 4, 2015 05:33
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Keith Atherton posted:Whoa - thanks! Yeah this the sort of stuff I was looking for. It's nice because it allows you to keep the embedding feature on SA on (letting you see the video title, etc.) without having to deal with huge load times while dozens of youtubes load.
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Keith Atherton posted:Whoa - thanks! Yeah this the sort of stuff I was looking for. sorry ill type it out for you hjeres a couple more moss icon - lyburnum wits end liberation fly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnPt64KTxas a minor forest - so jesus was at the last supper... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z24kjVyur_A
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het posted:I dunno if this will be helpful to you but I find this Chrome extension invaluable for browsing threads with lots of embedded youtubes: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sa-forums-lightweight-thr/ijdihgeikohegdnjbbgjkdaahpbkpnef Oh cool - I read the forums these days almost exclusively on my really old iPhone. So those links just appear as URLs. I'll install that extension on my PC - thanks! Edit: ^^^^ Say Depressed, I wasn't complaining about the lack of a band/song name in addition your links. Just wanted to add the info so people would be more likely to click on the links! Cat Hassler fucked around with this message at 06:17 on May 4, 2015 |
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het posted:I dunno if this will be helpful to you but I find this Chrome extension invaluable for browsing threads with lots of embedded youtubes: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sa-forums-lightweight-thr/ijdihgeikohegdnjbbgjkdaahpbkpnef Alternately, if you just want to see the title of the video without the big preview image there's this extension. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/video-title-adder/ddpephnhacfpgcemhioaejgenlgadnnh?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog
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Here are a few more things you might be into chokebore - your let down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_iYjcA1IPc the van pelt - the good the bad & the blind https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgUSEXofZtg karate - gasoline https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md_iQSEjcUU
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god drat karate was the band ic ouldnt think of last night. nice. thank u for getting that in
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i was like 'it's a fuckin k-band like kayak or something' i was way off
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Karate rules
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Anime Sandwich posted:Here are a few more things you might be into These are great too - thanks! The song by The Van Pelt especially. I thought that Karate song sounded familiar and sure enough I have it on CD. I have "Anything Near Water" by Chokebore - will check our their other stuff. The Crownhate Ruin is another band I remember that kind of fits. Back in the early-mid 90s I relied almost exclusively on record reviews in Option Magazine to find out about bands. That and my phases where I would buy anything that came out on a label (SST, then 4AD, then Homestead, then Touch and Go, Amphetamine Reptile and Sub Pop, then Matador) Cat Hassler fucked around with this message at 02:41 on May 5, 2015 |
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I guess nobody here knows any more about Mexican music than I do.
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Raimundus posted:I guess nobody here knows any more about Mexican music than I do. Only thing I know about Mexican music is that they loving LOVE tubas.
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Raimundus posted:I guess nobody here knows any more about Mexican music than I do. I can't help you with Mexican folk music but I do love me some Cafe Tacvba https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfwlDbUuJ50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vExohgAKGE They're one of the most popular bands in Mexico so this isn't exactly a deep cut but I'm always excited to recommend them! edit: I guess Manu Chao is folky https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ndx3lOGBNlQ Gay Horney fucked around with this message at 17:26 on May 5, 2015 |
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I don't know anything about metal but I'm listening to the new Sigh album and its awesome, what are some other fast black-or-otherwise metal bands with really prominent melodies over all the sludge? Also really like the keyboards and electronics in the mix too, any more of that? The only Devin Townsend thing I like is Physicist if that gives you any ideas. Thanks!
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swamp teen 1990 posted:I don't know anything about metal but I'm listening to the new Sigh album and its awesome, what are some other fast black-or-otherwise metal bands with really prominent melodies over all the sludge? Also really like the keyboards and electronics in the mix too, any more of that? The only Devin Townsend thing I like is Physicist if that gives you any ideas. Thanks! Give Panopticon's Kentucky album a shot. It's a mix of black metal and American folk music with a strong sense of meldoy. Great album.
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I need a bunch of R&B recommendations that basically cover the last 15 years. Stuff I have now is late 90's early 2000's; Montell Jordan, Joe, Kc and Jojo. I'm looking for all the good stuff after that period up until now. Including Jason Derulo, Bruno Mars, Lupe Fiasco. Also is there an actual R&B thread or is folded into the NMD Raps thread?
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Maybe you could try Aloe Blacc and Miguel. Frank Ocean is highly regarded but I'm not as well-acquainted with him. Confessions by Usher, obviously.
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-Blackadder- posted:I need a bunch of R&B recommendations that basically cover the last 15 years. It's folded in with the rap thread. There was an old R&B thread before but it was like 2 pages and disappeared. I'd recommend asking there as well. For the time period you're talking about, the biggest names I'd say you were missing are The_Dream, R Kelly, Usher, T-Pain, John Legend, Ne-Yo, Chris Brown, and Justin Timberlake. You also get the neo-soul dudes (most of who got started in the period you mention but still kept making music throughout)-D'Angelo, Maxwell, Bilal, Musiq. All of them have made really good/great music since 2000. More recently The Weeknd, Miguel, and Frank Ocean have gotten a decent amount of press. I like Miguel a lot, Weeknd does some interesting things with the tone and mood his music sets but is only meh in terms of writing/singing, and Frank Ocean is a dude who's perfectly fine but I just don't get into very much. None of this touches at all on all the female singers like Ciara, Rhianna, Beyonce, Alicia Keys, etc etc. But a lot of people tend to consider them "pop" so idk, it's weird. Those are all very "entry-level" for the most part, but they're dudes who if you're not familiar will at least give you a good base to work from. Tbh for the most part when I'm wanting more R&B style stuff, I either go to things prior to the time you mentioned, or more hybrid rap/singing stuff or even some of the 2step/purple dubstep/UK bass stuff so unfortunately I can't give you much more than that. Also fyi Lupe's a rapper and I don't even know if he's sang on any of his songs.
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I'm mostly into Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings and the Daptone roster more generally for post-2000 R&B music; I enjoy the retro kind of sound it has, because that's what I'm into at the moment. Be sure to check out Jill Scott, and also Erykah Badu's live album.
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Recommend some non-Patton or Buzz Osborne records out on Ipecac, please.
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Looking for sort of slow, hauntingly chill songs like these. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03d4kvY_scE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0CJHmvfqSI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhQbT65qIJY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkl0uByXPDU I've searched through shoegaze, dreampop and chillwave playlists for a while but haven't really found anything like these. Any ideas?
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Ibexaz posted:Looking for sort of slow, hauntingly chill songs like these. No guarantees, but this might just fit your requirements: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OllqNwK6eY (with cover art that might be mildly not safe for some workplaces). If you like that one, click through the rest of the tracks on that album. It's fairly consistent in mood, but everything doesn't sound the same.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Recommend some non-Patton or Buzz Osborne records out on Ipecac, please. QUI? Unsane? It's pretty much garbage except for those two e: zu is ok
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