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goose willis posted:I've been getting back into Smashing Pumpkins lately and I love the gently caress out of their first two albums, Gish and Siamese Dream Check out Blind Melon. They had their one big hit everyone knows (No Rain) but they are a pretty underrated band otherwise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d6PPpJ-jjs
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Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFQUyhKtSBI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q96mbpgyjs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5Y65EBz2xc
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MrBling posted:Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. EYE: https://eyemusic.bandcamp.com/album/center-of-the-sun e: not from the 60s/70s, but certainly in the same vein Not Very Metal fucked around with this message at 19:56 on Dec 8, 2017 |
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MrBling posted:Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. Sir Lord Baltimore Buffalo Budgie
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MrBling posted:Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. Blue Cheer Captain Beyond Leaf Hound
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MrBling posted:Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. Contemporary group, but try out Tame Impala https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjeaW48wkPo
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screaden posted:I'm looking for blues recs including basically any sub-genre that includes. I get my wife's dad some music for Christmas every year and want to get him something a bit more blues-y because that's what he really likes. Previous years I've gotten him Gary Clark Jr and early Black Keys which he's liked. I know he really likes stuff like SRV and Joe Bonnamassa but also Robert Johnson and Led Zeppelin so it's not totally limited to bluesdad dudes. He also heard me listening to Radio Moscow and Clutch recently and said they sounded good. For more recent artists I'd say stuff like James Hunter / James Hunter Six, JD McPherson, Alabama Shakes, Curtis Salgado, Barrence Whitfield & the Savages etc. As far as classic artists go, I'd recommend Junior Wells (definitive album is his first one: Hoodoo Man Blues), Magic Sam, James Cotton, Charlie Musselwhite, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and there's this great compilation called Chicago/The Blues/Today! which was released in three volumes back in 1966 or so and has a whole bunch of great performances by classic Chicago bluesmen. Pacific Gas and Electric were a band I like a lot. They had blues rock riffs, a soul vocalist fronting them and occasionally horns and even gospel backing vocals. Everything I like, basically. MrBling posted:Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. Cactus Babe Ruth Stone the Crows Chicken Shack (Imagination Lady if it's early 70s blues metal you're after)
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warez posted:I'm looking for something a little specific, but hopefully y'all can point me in the right direction. I'm really in love with Boris' "Flood," specifically the second section (link). I'm a big fan of ambient/electronic music (to give an idea of the angle I'm coming from and my tastes), and was wondering if there is more rock music in this vein (muted/absent drums, pleasant chords/melody, maybe a little fuzzy and reverb-heavy), and what might be a good road to go down in finding more of it. i liked the other recommendations, and i think the track you linked sounded a lot like a cross between early Tortoise and Duster. you could also try Mazzy Star, Red House Painters, Radar Bros., Spacemen 3, For Carnation, and Windsor for the Derby. goose willis posted:Basically if I had some bands that made a ton of albums similar in style to those two albums I would be really happy listen to Hum's You'd Prefer an Astronaut with your headphones turned way up MrBling posted:Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. also contemporary: Earthless and Kyuss
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After you try Hum, try Slowdive
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MrBling posted:Please recommend some 60s/early 70s hard rock, you know the the kind thats just stuffed with riffs, heavy psych rock, heavy blues whatever you want to call it. I learned about these bands from Japrocksampler, which is a book you should read if you're into heavy psych. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDPU6NBx6Jc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq5XhOgyGnI
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Yes I am aware of Jane's Addiction and I love their first two albums Not familiar with Hum or Blind Melon or Slowdive but I will listen to them, thanks! Also wasn't aware that Pisces Iscariot existed and this looks right up my alley and I will listen to it now
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funkybottoms posted:i liked the other recommendations, and i think the track you linked sounded a lot like a cross between early Tortoise and Duster. you could also try Mazzy Star, Red House Painters, Radar Bros., Spacemen 3, For Carnation, and Windsor for the Derby.
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I love bands like American Football and Mineral, and to an extent bands like Tiny Moving Parts (though the vocals bother me on TMP). Can anyone recommend bands with similar instrumentation? I don't mind vocals but I hate "pop punk" vocals.
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Kvlt! posted:I love bands like American Football and Mineral, and to an extent bands like Tiny Moving Parts (though the vocals bother me on TMP). Can anyone recommend bands with similar instrumentation? I don't mind vocals but I hate "pop punk" vocals. Empire! Empire! are very similar to AF. They have very high pitched vocals but the delivery is more like Kinsella’s. Into It. Over It. and the Mike Kinsella-featuring side project Their / They’re / There might fit the bill. Prawn and the most recent Pianos Become the Teeth album as well.
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Pisces Iscariot was enjoyable but not quite on the same level as Gish or Siamese Dream While I love both bands I'm not entirely sure why people compare Smashing Pumpkins with Jane's Addiction because they sound very different to me
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Can I have some recommendations for things that sound like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJ7XZyUnmVg Specific Current 93 albums out of their huge discography are also welcome. I know Thunder Perfect Mind, All The Pretty Little Horses and Soft Black Stars. I'm also familiar with Rome, Death in June, Dead Can Dance, Swans.
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Maha posted:Can I have some recommendations for things that sound like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJ7XZyUnmVg For Current 93 you probably want to check out Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre, maybe also Swastikas For Noddy(although I'm not a huge fan of that one myself), Horsey, and Earth Covers Earth. He uses the 'neofolk' sound through most of the 90s. The Myrninrest side project is also very good and has a similar sound. In terms of other projects you probably want to listen to Sol Invictus, since they were the other most important band in that scene along with C93 and DiJ (although note that Tony Wakeford's vocals are an acquired taste). The early albums are kind of barebones and you can hear the post punk influences, and then the material gets more lush(and probably closer to what you want) as time goes on. Their best album is In The Rain. Since you mentioned Dead can Dance I think you should also listen to The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud, even though they're a bit different from most other bands with the 'neofolk' label, because they're excellent.
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Kvlt! posted:I love bands like American Football and Mineral, and to an extent bands like Tiny Moving Parts (though the vocals bother me on TMP). Can anyone recommend bands with similar instrumentation? I don't mind vocals but I hate "pop punk" vocals. all the other kinsella bros bands, faraquet, daniel striped tiger, braid, no knife, mock orange, karate, pele, toe, té, piglet Radio Spiricom fucked around with this message at 19:19 on Dec 17, 2017 |
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A human heart posted:For Current 93 you probably want to check out Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre, maybe also Swastikas For Noddy(although I'm not a huge fan of that one myself), Horsey, and Earth Covers Earth. He uses the 'neofolk' sound through most of the 90s. The Myrninrest side project is also very good and has a similar sound. In terms of other projects you probably want to listen to Sol Invictus, since they were the other most important band in that scene along with C93 and DiJ (although note that Tony Wakeford's vocals are an acquired taste). The early albums are kind of barebones and you can hear the post punk influences, and then the material gets more lush(and probably closer to what you want) as time goes on. Their best album is In The Rain. Since you mentioned Dead can Dance I think you should also listen to The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath a Cloud, even though they're a bit different from most other bands with the 'neofolk' label, because they're excellent. Will check all of those out, thanks a lot!
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I'm looking for rock music that makes use of an acoustic guitar. It doesn't have to be all acoustic, and it doesn't necessarily need to be super heavy. I'm thinking like the Alice in Chains albums Sap and Jar of Flies - acoustic with some electric, and definitely rock. Are there any bands that ape that sound?
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Anything out there like Silversun Pickups? I mean the Smashing Pumpkins influence is obvious as well as the occasional shoegaze elements but there isn't really anything else that hits the same nerve.
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Hellblazer187 posted:I'm looking for rock music that makes use of an acoustic guitar. It doesn't have to be all acoustic, and it doesn't necessarily need to be super heavy. I'm thinking like the Alice in Chains albums Sap and Jar of Flies - acoustic with some electric, and definitely rock. Are there any bands that ape that sound? The Eagles and Bob Seger, I guess. Counting Crows is a good one as well. The Mountain Goats are less rock, but I would highly suggest checking out their album, The Sunset Tree.
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Hellblazer187 posted:I'm looking for rock music that makes use of an acoustic guitar. It doesn't have to be all acoustic, and it doesn't necessarily need to be super heavy. I'm thinking like the Alice in Chains albums Sap and Jar of Flies - acoustic with some electric, and definitely rock. Are there any bands that ape that sound? Violent Femmes is rock, actually is all acoustic iirc, but doesn't sound much like AiC. They have more of an indie / punk vibe.
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Thanks! I'll check out all of those. I mean I know the Eagles and Bob Seger songs that have been on the radio, and that one Violent Femmes song that actually isn't about Masturbation but everyone thinks it is (or something). But I'll go deeper into the catalog of all of those. Never heard of the Mountain Goats, so I'll check them out too. I'm just kind of surprised nobody really aped that kind of dark acoustic rock sound that came out of the AiC and Nirvana unplugged records, since those were such hits. I guess that only works when it works, though. Edit: I just looked up MG on youtube. This song is a few years old but "I'm going to make it through this year if it kills me" is a pretty relevant lyric for Dec 31 2017. Hellblazer187 fucked around with this message at 23:06 on Dec 31, 2017 |
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The closest thing to AIC I can think of is some of Dax Riggs' post-Acid Bath projects but I don't recall if there's much acoustic stuff in it. Specific Acid Bath songs actually fit too but mostly they were a sludge metal band. I was going to post some but apparently they aren't on YouTube in addition to not being on streaming services? Henchman of Santa fucked around with this message at 01:57 on Jan 1, 2018 |
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Hellblazer187 posted:I'm looking for rock music that makes use of an acoustic guitar. It doesn't have to be all acoustic, and it doesn't necessarily need to be super heavy. I'm thinking like the Alice in Chains albums Sap and Jar of Flies - acoustic with some electric, and definitely rock. Are there any bands that ape that sound? Not acoustic but kinda gives that vibe, maybe try some Pinback? It's not as melancholy as AIC but kinda has that feel of metal riffs but played without distortion/unplugged vibe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59cQWw9ctOA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpMQlbhsmEY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho8GvNuG7rM
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Just listened to The Avalanches - Because I'm Me, I really love that old/new school motown funk vibe, I need more like that. I've listened to Black Joe Lewis, Sharon Jones, Dap Kings but would love more recommendations of that old sound in a modern setting. I hope that makes sense. Should also mention I really dig Har Mar. Also Vulfpeck. I'll stop now but thats the area I want to be in.
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Sleepstupid posted:Not acoustic but kinda gives that vibe, maybe try some Pinback? It's not as melancholy as AIC but kinda has that feel of metal riffs but played without distortion/unplugged vibe. Awesome, thanks!
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Flaggy posted:Just listened to The Avalanches - Because I'm Me, I really love that old/new school motown funk vibe, I need more like that. I've listened to Black Joe Lewis, Sharon Jones, Dap Kings but would love more recommendations of that old sound in a modern setting. I hope that makes sense. Should also mention I really dig Har Mar. Also Vulfpeck. I'll stop now but thats the area I want to be in. Sonny Knight & the Lakers would be my number one recommendation for that. In that category, I also enjoy Charles Wright, Smoove & Turrell, Eli "Paperboy" Reed, Ralph "Soul" Jackson, Lady Wray, Nick Waterhouse, JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound, the Excitements and the Butanes. One thing I'd recommend doing is going onto the BBC Radio 6Music site, finding the Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show and checking out his playlists, because they're always a good way to discover new music.
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What are some other high-energy dancey synthpop acts like Chvrches and Tove Lo that I can fistpump to on the treadmill?
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Also, let's assume I've already heard everything that would chart on Billboard.
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poo poo Robot
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A bit of guidance when it comes to Zappa, please. I started out by listening to Freak Out, and it's good.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:A bit of guidance when it comes to Zappa, please. I started out by listening to Freak Out, and it's good. try the where do I start with [blank] thread https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2761269
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exquisite tea posted:What are some other high-energy dancey synthpop acts like Chvrches and Tove Lo that I can fistpump to on the treadmill? Depending on your definition of synth pop... Queen of Hearts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HiPIXp0fDQ Yelle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqYhuwu614Y Classixx https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9GXD1mXaJA Ekkoes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im2xZZilIXM Annie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRUOy-wd0a8 Anything made or remixed by Fear of Tigers (if you don't mind eurodance in your synth pop) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KfdedFvsN4 Beeswax fucked around with this message at 01:22 on Jan 8, 2018 |
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Thank you for the suggestions everyone, I added poo poo ROBOT to my treadmill playlist this morning and found it to be sufficiently fistpumpy.
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I’m looking for something that evokes the same moods as Godspeed you! Black emperor without actually being post-rock because I’m getting bored of that.
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exquisite tea posted:Thank you for the suggestions everyone, I added poo poo ROBOT to my treadmill playlist this morning and found it to be sufficiently fistpumpy.  Shikantaza posted:I’m looking for something that evokes the same moods as Godspeed you! Black emperor without actually being post-rock because I’m getting bored of that. I'm not quite sure how to interpret this, but maybe Future Sound of London - Dead Cities? Track 1 isn't really indicative of the entire album so listen to a few tracks. My Kingdom is a personal favorite of mine but it's really a "listen to the entire album" kind of album. regulargonzalez fucked around with this message at 22:57 on Jan 9, 2018 |
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Punk from places like Australia, Iceland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, etc. Already familiar with IDLES, mcclusky, the Pogues and Cosmic Psychos El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 02:48 on Jan 10, 2018 |
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Punk from places like Australia, Iceland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, etc. Australia: The Smith Street Band Scotland: The Exploited Iceland: Muck Northern Ireland (idk if you want that): Stiff Little Fingers
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