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i really wanted to like the anthony braxton collab but it didn't do much for me, ive heard praise for it from other people though
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I really like the KLF's Chill Out. What else is out there with a similar vibe?
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808 state, future sound of london, the orb, orbital, underworld, aphex twin - selected ambient works 1&2, biosphere, boards of canada, locust, seefeel, global communication, gas, sun electric
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Jikes posted:I really like the KLF's Chill Out. What else is out there with a similar vibe? I've never found any album like it. I think the closest I've found would be The Orb's version of Fluffy Little Clouds from the Live 93 album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge-dNTCX9wo You may give that album a shot. It's sample-heavy and trippy. me your dad fucked around with this message at 23:52 on Feb 21, 2018 |
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I've been searching off and on for something very specific for years but the problem is that I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. Every now and again the Dillinger Escape Plan puts these really awesome jazzy interludes into their songs and I would like to find more music like that. This is what I'm talking about : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEDlO-jRNZo&t=86s ^^ runs until ~2:06 ^^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkhoaBLQ6go&t=149s ^^ runs until ~3:29 ^^ Is there a sub-genre of jazz that goes lighter on the brass (vocals and/or keyboard/piano would be OK) but retains the technical mastery that jazz (and DEP) is known for? If so, what is it called and where do I start?
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Feb 22, 2018 03:36
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Have you ever listened to Cynic?
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owl_pellet posted:I've been searching off and on for something very specific for years but the problem is that I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. Every now and again the Dillinger Escape Plan puts these really awesome jazzy interludes into their songs and I would like to find more music like that. This is what I'm talking about : Are you looking for jazz fusion perhaps?
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owl_pellet posted:I've been searching off and on for something very specific for years but the problem is that I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. Every now and again the Dillinger Escape Plan puts these really awesome jazzy interludes into their songs and I would like to find more music like that. This is what I'm talking about : try Jaga Jazzist. They're a jazz ensemble which dips into different genres with each album. They have some brass instruments, but they don't really take centre stage, except on some songs. They also don't have Coltrane style ten minute long soloes in their songs. Actually, everyone should try Jaga, they're amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RtaD6gaPNc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_L2rcPlUok https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3kOVxteDAQ Attitude Indicator fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Feb 22, 2018 |
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owl_pellet posted:I've been searching off and on for something very specific for years but the problem is that I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. Every now and again the Dillinger Escape Plan puts these really awesome jazzy interludes into their songs and I would like to find more music like that. This is what I'm talking about : Fox capture plan maybe? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFstP0C9sVk
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Toe Rag posted:Have you ever listened to Cynic? Thanks for the recommendation. Henchman of Santa posted:Are you looking for jazz fusion perhaps? Listened to part of Mahavishnu Orchestra's first album and liked what I heard so far, thanks! Side note, I recognize Billy Cobham's name from being an influence on a lot of my favorite drummers so it's cool to hear some of his stuff. Attitude Indicator posted:try Jaga Jazzist. They're a jazz ensemble which dips into different genres with each album. They have some brass instruments, but they don't really take centre stage, except on some songs. They also don't have Coltrane style ten minute long soloes in their songs. Actually, everyone should try Jaga, they're amazing. This sounds great and I think I could really get it into it. What is your favorite album of theirs? screaden posted:Fox capture plan maybe? This sounds great too! Thanks for the recommendations everyone!
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owl_pellet posted:Thanks for the recommendation. Definitely listen to his solo album “Spectrum” then. Brand X and the Tony Williams Lifetime may be up your alley as well.
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owl_pellet posted:This sounds great and I think I could really get it into it. What is your favorite album of theirs? I'd say either Starfire, which has a very electronic sound, lots of synths, or What We Must, which has a more guitar, 00's indie rock sound. But you can't really go wrong, imo.
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Feb 24, 2018 09:27
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Where do I start with Jonathan Richman? As well as Hawkwind?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Where do I start with Jonathan Richman?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Where do I start with Jonathan Richman? As well as Hawkwind? For Hawkwind, the early 1970s is their best quality stuff. In Search of Space, In the Hall of the Mountain Grill and Doremi Fasol Latido are great and Space Ritual is arguably one of the best live albums to exist. If you're OK with noodly stuff, their debut, Hawkwind, isn't bad. In the Hall of the Mountain Grill is more focused and overall less space-y. I have difficulty getting into Hawkwind's later stuff, but am strangely OK with Xenon Codex.
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What's the best 1 or 2 "Intro to Frank Zappa" albums?
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regulargonzalez posted:What's the best 1 or 2 "Intro to Frank Zappa" albums? Hot Rats - largely instrumental greatness Roxy & Elsewhere - live album; understand why Zappa has such ardent fans
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1 or 2 is really not gonna get it done as an introduction when the guy has over 80
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Henchman of Santa posted:1 or 2 is really not gonna get it done as an introduction when the guy has over 80 Well that's how long of an introduction he's getting
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Hot Rats Over-Nite Sensation
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Zappa is tough - a lot of his material has aged about as well as a bowl of fruit from the 70s would have aged. His sense of humor can be grating and at times it's just a bit much. For example, take Act 2 of Joe's Garage, which may be the worst album I've listen to. I don't ever need to hear keep it greasy ever again. But then act 3 is really amazing, and Watermelon in the Easter Hay is one of the best songs I've ever heard. So when he hits, he hits hard. Freak Out was his first LP and it serves as a sort of a good idea of who he was. Disc 1 is full of dumb little pistaches of pop music (and not dumb in a bad way) that almost seems to be Frank saying "yeah, I can do this. I can write catchy little pop songs with the best of them." Side 3 is him saying "but this is what I can do, and this is miles ahead of that stuff." And then side 4 is pure chaos and a lot of messing about in the studio and wasting MGMs money and at one point an organ plays the riff to Louie Louie. I love it. Probably from there, either Shut Up and Play Your Guitar or a good compilation of his work might do. It's really tough. There's great stuff, but there's a lot of dross. When he hits, he hits hard. When he misses, he misses hard.
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I took a recommendation from someone on another forum and listened to Over-nite Sensation. Takeaways: - pretty dang good. I really dug Fifty-fifty - Mike Patton was HUGELY influenced by Zappa. Most of this stuff sounds like Mr Bungle or the more avant-garde parts of Angel Dust
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regulargonzalez posted:I took a recommendation from someone on another forum and listened to Over-nite Sensation. Takeaways: Apostrophe is always paired with Over-Nite Sensation, so I'd check that one out. Then definitely check out Hot Rats for a taste of his instrumentals and jazz. Or if you want more like Over-Nite and Apostrophe, go for Shiek Yerbouti.
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Where do I start with goth rock? I'm a big Type O Negative fan and wanted to explore some of the goth stuff without the metal part. I know of Sisters of Mercy, Joy Division, the Cure, and Bauhaus, where do I go from there?
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Kvlt! posted:Where do I start with goth rock? I'm a big Type O Negative fan and wanted to explore some of the goth stuff without the metal part. I know of Sisters of Mercy, Joy Division, the Cure, and Bauhaus, where do I go from there? I mean, you covered all the major players (arguably, Joy Division were post-rock but that's a different orange to peel). You might consider diving into the Siouxie and the Banshee catalog, since your initial heavy hitters are lacking that female presence. If you really dig on the classic Sisters sound, go check out The Mission (the band ex-Sisters Wayne Hussey formed) or The March Violets. You might slip into the Death Rock area, and check out Christian Death. Only Theater of Pain and Catastrophe Ballet are pretty great albums, and those guys were huge in the early 80's American goth scene. .45 Grave might be worth a listen as well. The first Clan of Xymox nestles in nicely next to the more danceable Cure and Sisters stuff while still maintaining that lovable batty aesthetic. From there, check out some of the more swirly sounds? Early Cocteau Twins and definitely early Dead Can Dance will sate your cravings for cloves and crushed velvet, and the 4AD house band This Mortal Coil had some stellar material as well. After that, the genre tends to blend and melt into other things (industrial, darkwave, etc). There were still some bands that did their thing in the 90's and flew that flag. London After Midnight comes to mind but I don't have much experience with their catalog.
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I like emo, but I'd say the the emo of the last 20 years (except Braid and the Hotelier) is kinda lost on me. Put together a starter pack, please.
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So you want emo released after 1997? Emo is means different things to different people, so not really sure what you’re looking for. Have you listened to stuff like Life at These Speeds, Stop It!!, Yaphett Kotto, City of Caterpillar, I Robot, Orchid, etc.?
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Toe Rag posted:So you want emo released after 1997? Emo is means different things to different people, so not really sure what you’re looking for. Have you listened to stuff like Life at These Speeds, Stop It!!, Yaphett Kotto, City of Caterpillar, I Robot, Orchid, etc.? The closer it sounds to the bands listed the better, I guess. Emo I enjoy: American Football, Braid, Sunny Day Real Estate, Texas is the Reason, Embrace, the Hotelier. I believe I tried City of Caterpillar but it was pretty screamo-ish IIRC (unless I'm mixing them up with someone else) and I did not care for it. El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 00:16 on Apr 12, 2018 |
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Yeah you probably wouldn’t like any of those bands then. Embrace is really good. You should listen to Rites of Spring, if you haven’t already. I don’t think I can help you much otherwise.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:The closer it sounds to the bands listed the better, I guess. Emo I enjoy: American Football, Braid, Sunny Day Real Estate, Texas is the Reason, Embrace, the Hotelier. Straightforward emo: Brave Bird - Maybe You, No One Else Worth It Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) - What It Takes to Move Forward Foxing - Dealer Everyone Everywhere - Everyone Everywhere (2010) Into It. Over It. - Proper Prawn - Kingfisher Snowing - gently caress Your Emotional Bullshit Algernon Cadwallader - Parrot Flies Street Smart Cyclist - Discography Sorority Noise - You're Not As ____ As You Think Crash of Rhinos - Knots Tiny Moving Parts - Pleasant Living You Blew It! - Keep Doing What You're Doing More left field or post-rocky emo where your mileage may vary: The World Is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die - Harmlessness Brave Little Abacus - Just Got Back From the Discomfort--We're Alright On the Might of Princes - Where You Are and Where You Want to Be Pianos Become the Teeth - Keep You
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As long as we're doing broad requests: I was a huge metalhead when I was younger, but I stopped paying attention to new music around 2007 or so. What are the big things I missed in the last decade?
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ultrafilter posted:As long as we're doing broad requests: In metal or truly in all of music? Can we get some guidance as to what you already like?
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In metal. I have pretty broad tastes and I'm willing to at least check out anything.
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ultrafilter posted:In metal. I have pretty broad tastes and I'm willing to at least check out anything. Metal is a pretty broad request, but here are some newish metal bands from the top of my head that i've been listening to lately https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7sIqyoRFiU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWyVhIBmdGw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNdC_3LR2AI
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ultrafilter posted:In metal. I have pretty broad tastes and I'm willing to at least check out anything. Things that were a big deal critically or just talked about a lot Deafheaven - Sunbather (black metal with shoegaze and screamo influences) Pallbearer - Foundations of Burden (doom) Metallica - Death Magnetic (and Hardwired to a lesser extent even though it's a better album) Mastodon - Crack the Skye (prog) Cynic - Traced in Air (big comeback after 15 years) Meshuggah - obZen Triptykon - Eparistera Daimones (Tom Warrior's post-Celtic Frost doom band) Black Sabbath - 13 (first album with Ozzy since the late 70s. Also final album) Carcass - Surgical Steel (another solid comeback. Basically Heartwork Part II) My favorites from each year since '08: 2008 Intronaut - Prehistoricisms (sludge) Protest the Hero - Fortress (metalcore) Hieronymus Bosch - Equivoke (prog death) 2009 Mastodon - Crack the Skye (prog) Absu - Absu (black/thrash) Between the Buried and Me - The Great Misdirect (prog metalcore) 2010 Immolation - Majesty and Decay (death) Sigh - Scenes From Hell (avant-garde black) The Dillinger Escape Plan - Option Paralysis (mathcore) 2011 Sonne Adam - Transformation (death) Disma - Towards the Megalith (death) Cormorant - Dwellings (prog/death) 2012 Pig Destroyer - Book Burner (grind) Ne Obliviscaris - Portal of I (prog) Converge - All We Love We Leave Behind (metalcore) 2013 Gorguts - Colored Sands (tech death, also a big comeback album) The Dillinger Escape Plan - One of Us Is the Killer (mathcore) Inquisition - Obscure Verses for the Multiverse (black metal. Also the guy is a pedo so take it or leave it) 2014 Ne Obliviscaris - Citadel (prog) Gridlink - Longhena (grind) Godflesh - A World Lit Only by Fire (industrial) 2015 Thou & The Body - You, Whom I Have Always Hated (sludge/noise) High on Fire - Luminferous (stoner) Kronos - Arisen New Era (death) 2016 Cobalt - Slow Forever (black/sludge) Vektor - Terminal Redux (tech thrash) Chthe'ilist - Le dernier crepuscule (tech death) Cult of Luna & Julie Christmas - Mariner (atmospheric sludge) 2017 Apostate Viaticum - Before the Gates of Gomorrah (death) Beheaded - Beast Incarnate (death) Power Trip - Nightmare Logic (thrash) Henchman of Santa fucked around with this message at 05:35 on Apr 12, 2018 |
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Tell me about Radar Bros! I have Fallen Leaf Pages and like it lots. Comments on the rest of their catalogue? Similar bands?
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Can you guys help me think of modern hiphop that is more boom bap in terms of production style? The last 5 years or so oughta do it...
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Can you guys help me think of modern hiphop that is more boom bap in terms of production style? The last 5 years or so oughta do it... Joey Bada$$ is just straight up pretending to be a 90s boom bap guy even though he was born after Illmatic. Both PRhyme albums are great. It's DJ Premier and Royce da 5'9".
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Can you guys help me think of modern hiphop that is more boom bap in terms of production style? The last 5 years or so oughta do it... Seconding the PRhyme albums, both are great. Check out MF Doom's recent solo/collaboration stuff and if you haven't listened to his library, it is loving great.
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