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Where do I start with Jonathan Richman? As well as Hawkwind?
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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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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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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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Kvlt! posted:Where do I start with the Cure if the only album I've listened to is Disintegration (which I liked)? Pornography and Head on the Door.
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Schiavona posted:Prince? Dirty Mind
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Kvlt! posted:Dub music? I love the dub-inspired basslines of stuff like Bauhaus and I'm a big fan of the dub versions of Israel Vibration and Peter Tosh albums. Looking for "traditional" dub, not as much modern electronic-type stuff. Virtually anything involving Lee "Scratch" Perry
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Junpei posted:I've listened to a couple of singles from both Blur and Oasis (Former: Song 2, Girls and Boys, Coffee and TV, latter, Wonderwall, Live Forever, Roll With It), but never listened to the full albums of either, where do I start with both of them? Blur's first great record is Parklife, my personal favorite is 13. Pretend Oasis doesn't exist after their first 2 records.
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Gonna go to bat for it and say that I real like Brain Drain by the Ramones
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XBenedict posted:The 90's and beyond started focusing on collaboration more than anything, but produced some really cool results, such as The River in Reverse (Allen Touissant), Painted from Memory (Burt Bacharach), and Wise Up Ghost (The Roots). You will find wildly varying reviews on Brutal Youth, though I am personally fond of it, and it should be part of the Costello experience. I also like Brutal Youth a lot
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Where do I start with... Pelican The Knife Quicksand
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hatelull posted:The only have three LP's. Their first album, Slip is a necessary slab of post-hardcore awesomeness. The follow up, Manic Compression is just as deadly. I like Rival Schools a bunch, both the video game and band!
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I recommend Pegboy. Poppy but not oversly so, melodic as hell. Also, Dillinger Four.
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Blast Fantasto posted:Up To Here and Day For Night are my favorites. Trouble at The Henhouse for me
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Terminally Bored posted:Cobain and Buzzo (Melvins frontman) were high school buddies. There's a story where Kurt was playing In Utero for Dale of the Melvins and the track "Milk It" came on and apparently Dale sorta made a WTF face because the track is basically a ripoff of "It's Shoved". Here's a quote from King Buzzo making a top 5 list of his favorite Nirvana songs from mp3.com https://mp3.com/article/guest-playlist-buzz-osbourne-of-the-melvins-shares-his-favorite-nirvana-songs quote:"Milk It” Of course I like this song! Of course I like it because it’s a total, TOTAL ripoff of a song I wrote called “It’s Shoved.” It’s on our Bullhead record which I think came out in ’91… Listen to both back to back and then tell me if I’m crazy… Well, I am crazy, but not because of THIS song. El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 15:09 on Aug 2, 2019 |
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internet celebrity posted:Xiu Xiu? I've heard Girl With Basket of Fruit but I know they have a lot of range in their sound. What's something in their discography that's a bit more accessible? Give their Twin Peaks album a shot, too.
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hatelull posted:Killing Joke? Night Time, their self titled debut, and a later gem is Hosannas from the Basement of Hell
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Scratch Lee Perry
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Stag is also good if you want experimental stuff
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Terminally Bored posted:Not sure if they were the most important (who was?) but their influence really was huge. They are a post-punk band people will know even if they never heard of Mekons or The Fire Engines and think The Fall really was MES with someone random on bongos. Lots of JD stuff remains iconic to this day: the album covers, the sparse production, Curtis delivery. There were tons of bands since that rode on that aesthetic alone, some still do. Specifically, his gran?
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Terminally Bored posted:Read The Big Midweek if you haven't already. Legit one of the best music autobiographies out there. I haven't but I've heard Smith's quote about "If it's me and yer gran on the bongos, it's the Fall", which is really funny and a touch egocentric
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The Brian Jonestown Massacre Lightning Bolt El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 16:42 on Mar 30, 2020 |
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Sun Kil Moon
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ultrafilter posted:Hearing about the recent death of Little Richard reminded me that I don't know much about pre-Beatles rock music beyond a few songs that my parents and their friends played when I was growing up. What should I listen to learn about that era? Sister Rosetta Tharpe Jerry Lee Lewis (do NOT read about him if you have trouble separating art from artist) Los Bravos Buddy Holly
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Ike and Tina Turner also. Jokes about Ike's shittiness aside, they made good music together.
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TMBG Flood, maybe?
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Fenrir posted:Well, there are only 3 albums and a couple EPs. M is the straight up blackened metal album, Mareridt has a little of that but it's scaled back dramatically, and Folkesange is just what it says on the tin - pure folk album with no metal to be found altogether. Pick your poison basically. Which one is the shoegazey one?
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hexwren posted:i would instantly lay down money for a borisleep big band lp Co-sign, I'll listen to anything involving Pike, and I like Boris a bunch
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Also the 2nd Gravediggaz album, The Pick, the Sickle & the Shovel
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Anti-Flag.
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There are zero bad Screaming Trees albums. Zero. Invisible Lantern and Uncle Anesthesia are the best loved ones. Check out Lan's solo stuff too. Man was prolific.
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I love Claypool-Lennon Delirium, it's some of the catchiest stuff Les has done in a bit He also wrote a fiction novel that I've heard positive things about El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 23:37 on Mar 13, 2022 |
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IMO the best albums in terms of enjoyability are Dare to Be Stupid, Bad Hair Day, and Running With Scissors
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Franchescanado posted:I like that anecdote. And when Al talked to Ben Folds about doing a style parody, "Why Does This Always Happen To Me", Ben Folds asked if he could play piano on the track. So in a way, it's a pastiche and an official song. Mark Knopfler did this as his condition for allowing "Money for Nothing" to be parodied My favorite anecdote is Al calling Kurt Cobain, Kurt agrees, pauses and goes "Wait, it's not gonna be about food, is it?" and Al tells him it'll be about how nobody understands Kurt's lyrics and Kurt just laughed and said "Go for it" El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 20:44 on Jun 15, 2022 |
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IUG posted:I’m in the same boat where I have just “Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots”. I had “At War with the Mystics” in my queue to try next. Is that one not recommended? I saw that there was a Flaming Lips thread, and saw there’s a drastic drop off in quality at a certain point. It's very good. But also investigate the album before Yoshimi, "The Soft Bulletin"
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Her self titled album from 2014 is still my favorite of hers, but I also really enjoyed Masseduction.
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