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Anime_Otaku posted:Crono some of Nine Inch Nails work I think are "concept songs" but the only "concept album" goign by a quick read of Wiki is Year Zero, which I've not listened to. The Downward Spiral is most definitely a concept album.
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Not sure if this should go in the house thread, but the genre overlap is there but not quite. If you guys think I should post there, just say so. Basically I want to make an upbeat playlist, leaning on the housier/disco side. But I need more tracks! Here's the sort of stuff I want Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP - We No Speak Americano <== I would LOVE more tracks in this vein http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wavpWRK6IX8 Yolanda Be Cool - Afro Nuts (DCUP Remix) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nVJAfikQQ8 Paulina rubio - Y yo sigo aqui http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zaXyh6-ZHg Thalia - A quién le importa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCPxq9gjzWs Mike - Love Today http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWiccrTB4LM I have a ton of house, but a lot of it is more "laid back," which is generally what I prefer but I want some high octane, get your blood going, get your rear end on the dance floor type grooves. Absolutely fine with things outside of house, as evinced by some of the Spanish selections. Thanks 
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My brother just recently introduced me to the Brian Jonestown Massacre, and I'm really enjoying a lot of their songs, especially the ones like this: Wisdom http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J5l-PGg9fA Servo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wlaojmlMnc Hide and seek http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nImQg5yX00 (first 40 seconds are feedback) -I actually like http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/s/Hide+And+Seek/xbVTE this version a little better, but I dunno if everyone can listen to that. Anemone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StV9lElcvAY I really don't know where to go from here. What bands are similar to this? MindSet fucked around with this message at 06:58 on May 31, 2010 |
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I'm trying to get into electro, house, and trance, but I really don't know where to start. All I know is that I love songs with driving basslines, like Satisfaction by Benny Benassi, Till the Sky Falls Down (Dub mix) by Dash Berlin, and As the Rush Comes by Motorcycle. I also really loved the album square released here on SA by robot science. What do you guys think should I be looking at?
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Are there any bands similar to Clutch? I really like the banjo/country/Left 4 Dead 2 soundtrack parts.
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Splash Damage posted:Are there any bands similar to Clutch? I really like the banjo/country/Left 4 Dead 2 soundtrack parts. So you might want to check those out! I hope this helps. If not, try checking the similar artists under Clutch's last.fm page!
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Anime_Otaku posted:Crono some of Nine Inch Nails work I think are "concept songs" but the only "concept album" goign by a quick read of Wiki is Year Zero, which I've not listened to. Try Ken Ishii, Towa Tei, Takako Minekawa, Shinichi Osawa, and Pizzicato Five ... The sound of 'Drop' in particular reminds me more of the west coast American deep house sound like Kaskade or Miguel Migs, Naked Music, Om Records kind of stuff though.
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kngpns posted:I'm not sure what the soundtrack parts you are mentioning sounds like and I'm not much of a Clutch listener myself, Clutch defies blanket description if you take their whole output. Wicker is one of my favorite songs, and I went loking for more like that, and they ended up being a country rock band.
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EVERYTHING I SAY ABOUT JAPAN OR LIVING IN JAPAN IS COMPLETELY WRONG, BUT YOU BETTER BELIEVE I'LL 
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MindSet posted:My brother just recently introduced me to the Brian Jonestown Massacre, and I'm really enjoying a lot of their songs, especially the ones like this: mm, try Brightblack Morning Light, they sound a bit like that lsat BJM song. If you're interested, I'm pretty sure they have most of their music for free download on their website. You've probably heard of these bands but if just in case you haven't: The Dandy Warhols, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Ride, My Bloody Valentine, and The Velvet Underground.
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etard knievel posted:Try Ken Ishii, Towa Tei, Takako Minekawa, Shinichi Osawa, and Pizzicato Five ... The sound of 'Drop' in particular reminds me more of the west coast American deep house sound like Kaskade or Miguel Migs, Naked Music, Om Records kind of stuff though. Thanks, I'm already a P5 fan but those are mostly great, not so keen on Kaskade but I loved Miguel Migs, Towa Tei and Takako Minekawa
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slowdave posted:Are you sure you linked the right trailer because there's hardly any music in that one and even that background music in the end isn't what one could call glitch music? As far as I know that's the only trailer with any sort of music in it at all for the movie but the last section of music is what I looking for more of.
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Moeru posted:As far as I know that's the only trailer with any sort of music in it at all for the movie but the last section of music is what I looking for more of. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtRljr0PfeI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHG-YakIABQ Glitch is this sort of music. To me the ditty in the end of that trailer sounds like a regular piece of soundtrack music. But if you're looking for that kind of stuff, I recommend Johann Johansson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVP_StIBKts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIkOa2NjeZY
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The Consultant posted:mm, try Brightblack Morning Light, they sound a bit like that lsat BJM song. Thanks, I've listened to the Dandy Warhols and Velvet Underground pretty extensively already, but I haven't had a chance to try BRMC or even heard of Ride. My Bloody Valentine I have tried to listen to, but I found them to be a little more ambient and I was nonplussed by what I heard unless I started on the wrong album or something. It just seemed very drone-y. The dandy warhols were basically what got me into BJM, I had put them on when my brother recommended BJM.
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MindSet posted:My brother just recently introduced me to the Brian Jonestown Massacre, and I'm really enjoying a lot of their songs, especially the ones like this: First I heard BJM & the Dandys, then BRMC, then the Black Angels ("Black Grease") and then Dead Meadow ("Sleepy Silver Door") and then Spiritualized (especially the song "Shine A Light" from Lazer Guided Melodies, a terrific album) and I really enjoyed that progression! edit- another great Black Angels song is "Deer-Ree-Shee"! and perhaps a more relevant (soundwise) Dead Meadow song would be "At Her Open Door". Try the Loveless album by My Bloody Valentine, that's the biggy. edit2- drat, Anenome is such a killer song Smoove J fucked around with this message at 04:17 on Jun 2, 2010 |
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Clever Gamma posted:I'm trying to get into electro, house, and trance, but I really don't know where to start. All I know is that I love songs with driving basslines, like Satisfaction by Benny Benassi, Till the Sky Falls Down (Dub mix) by Dash Berlin, and As the Rush Comes by Motorcycle. I also really loved the album square released here on SA by robot science. What do you guys think should I be looking at? I dunno, any trance is usually pretty fun in my experience. My personal favorite stuff generally comes from between 1999 and 2000 (ATB, some crappy Alice Deejay song, Bassment Jaxx, Chicane, 1997's Daft Punk i.e. Homework not Discovery, the Chemical Brothers, entire bins of Ibiza mixes, the freakin GO OST, etc), but I've heard enjoyable stuff from all over the place. Argha Noah is a cool song with a driving bassline from 1999, though definitely a bit more downtempo than the songs you referenced. Chemical Brothers recently put out a song called Burst Generator that is pretty decent, the Orb and Underworld are great and as old as the hills, HEALTH and Simian Mobile Disco are both pretty recent... edit- if you like that Benny Benassi vid, you'll probably like the Simian Mobile Disco video for "Hustler" Smoove J fucked around with this message at 16:21 on Jun 2, 2010 |
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I have a great artist to recommend to all the classic rock and blues fans out there if you don't already know him Joe Bonamassa - Feeling Good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIE6fVNeBXc Joe Bonamassa - Steal Your Heart Away http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYbgU8LXFUM (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Moeru posted:As far as I know that's the only trailer with any sort of music in it at all for the movie but the last section of music is what I looking for more of. I think this is the video you're looking for...it's got some glitchy stuff at the end.
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Smoove J posted:First I heard BJM & the Dandys, then BRMC, then the Black Angels ("Black Grease") and then Dead Meadow ("Sleepy Silver Door") and then Spiritualized (especially the song "Shine A Light" from Lazer Guided Melodies, a terrific album) and I really enjoyed that progression! Holy poo poo the MindSet fucked around with this message at 03:29 on Jun 5, 2010 |
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I'm looking to get into mythology-based metal with strong vocals (sans shrieking) along the lines of Symphony X, perhaps also something with a bit more of a folk sound through the use of acoustics. I love the grand scale imagery that the lyrics and classical sound creates and I'm dying for more. I checked out the new Viking Folk Metal thread and while I really enjoyed the instrumentation of some bands like Ensiferum and Moonsorrow, I just couldn't stand and get past the shrieking and death-growls.
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MindSet posted:Holy poo poo the crowes own bones. Thanks mate! crowes = black angels? if so, hell yes! also, the drummer's a total babe! get their actual albums, though, those youtube's are pretty lovely as far as quality goes.
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Smoove J posted:crowes = black angels? if so, hell yes! also, the drummer's a total babe! get their actual albums, though, those youtube's are pretty lovely as far as quality goes. yeah i don't even know how the hell I got crowes out of angels  Young Men Dead is amazing though thanks again.
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MindSet posted:yeah i don't even know how the hell I got crowes out of angels I can't believe you don't like Loveless (just read pg 35 of this thread where you posted), that song "Come In Alone" wails, not to mention the opening drums of the album. However, I think I was heavily medicated on Vicodin and I felt like I was dying when I first heard it, so take that as you will... edit- regarding the Black Angels, they're coming out with a new album this summer, Phosphene Dream's the name. Smoove J fucked around with this message at 04:14 on Jun 5, 2010 |
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So I've been listening to a lot of instrumental/abstract hip-op recently, especially RJD2 - Deadringer, Madlib - Shades of Blue and DJ Shadow - Endtroducing. Where should I go from there?
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F201 posted:So I've been listening to a lot of instrumental/abstract hip-op recently, especially RJD2 - Deadringer, Madlib - Shades of Blue and DJ Shadow - Endtroducing. Where should I go from there? Hi-Tek - Tony "Guitar" Watson Oh No - Melody Mix Flying Lotus - Zodiac poo poo Those guys are pretty good (Hi-Tek isn't always instrumental but that track in particular is amazing) but honestly, I've found instrumental hip hop artists to be really hit or miss within their respective bodies of work (besides the ones you mentioned)... anyone else have good recommendations? You might just need to wade through lots of crap and only occasionally find some hits to enjoy. That's how I do it, at least. Oh yeah, listen to some old DJ Krush (in particular the album "寂 Jaku"), he's cool. edit- http://www.endlessyoutube.com/watch?v=qKPlttAw70Y drat edit2- and DJ QBert Redworm <--- the best Smoove J fucked around with this message at 05:36 on Jun 5, 2010 |
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I'm coming off a huge metal kick and getting into more mellow rock/indie/whatever. I'm into bands like Mae, Fun, and Sigur Ros. Any recommendations from any of those would be cool. Beyond that, I have a few requests. -Bands similar in sound to My Chemical Romance. I love their sound/emotional lyrics, especially from the Black Parade. No The Used please. I'm looking for bands with emotionally charged songs (Like Famous Last Words), maybe some cool guitar riffs. -I really like Against Me - Baby I'm an Anarchist and Anti Flag's - One Trillion Dollars. -Ferry Corsten is amazing. Any similar DJs? -Damien Rice has some great music. Anything more upbeat and less sexual? -Uncommon Valor by Jedi Mind Tricks is great. Anymore rap similar to this? Mainly political or protest themes. ThePopeOfFun fucked around with this message at 05:44 on Jun 5, 2010 |
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Smoove J posted:Oh No - Melody Mix it's worth noting that Oh No is Madlib's younger brother. I mean, they don't end up sounding exactly the same, but its a fun little musical fact. If you like Madlib, especially his Soundtrack / India albums, you will probably like both of Oh No's full lengths. Actually, based on your request, most of the stuff on Stones Throw is a safe bet. Also, based on your enjoyment of Endtroducing, I'd recommend Metaform. His album Standing On The Shoulders of Giants is very very similar to Endtroducing.
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F201 posted:So I've been listening to a lot of instrumental/abstract hip-op recently, especially RJD2 - Deadringer, Madlib - Shades of Blue and DJ Shadow - Endtroducing. Where should I go from there?
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The Consultant posted:There's tons of music like this. Check out Bark Psychosis and Talk Talk. If you don't like the direction that those two artists take, check out Nouvelle Vague, Jazzanova, Tosca, Thunderball, Air, The Cinematic Orchestra, Thievery Corporation, Pink Martini (totally badass, in fact if you're reading this post and you're not even interested in this music check out pink martini anyway), Jazzamore, [re:jazz], Groove Armada, man, there's so many I don't know which to recommend. could you perhaps narrow it down a bit more? yuh, something more like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BV1oaFjtwLs&feature=related female vocals, more jazzy/latinish lounge thingy
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Is microhouse worth getting into? Where do i start?
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F201 posted:So I've been listening to a lot of instrumental/abstract hip-op recently, especially RJD2 - Deadringer, Madlib - Shades of Blue and DJ Shadow - Endtroducing. Where should I go from there? Watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGrchxm_BBU
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I'm getting kinda desperate here. I'm looking for some traditional japanese music. I don't want any lame anime shite. I don't know the language, so maybe somebody can help me out, since I don't know what to search for. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmNwRakOoSA That is the style I'm looking for. Can anybody help me out? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cepA7yuhGoY I'm looking for stuff like this, too. I don't know what the genre or whatever is in english, which makes it kinda hard to find. SmokaDustbowl fucked around with this message at 09:42 on Jun 6, 2010 |
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I'm looking for stuff similar to Crystal Castles. My favorite songs from them are: Alice Practice Love and Caring Baptism Celestica Suffocation
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SmokaDustbowl posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cepA7yuhGoY I don't know if you already know this or not but just in case you don't the Japanese guitar/banjo that is featured in the second song is called a Shamisen, I've not gotten into this type of music myself but I found found quite a bit on iTunes by searching for "Shamisen" that may be to your liking.
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Skilleddk posted:I'm looking for stuff similar to Crystal Castles. My favorite songs from them are: You Love Her Coz She's Dead.
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Any recommendations for electro-rock-ish continuous DJ mixes? Stuff like Pillowface and His Airplane Chronicles mixed by Steve Aoki or Kitsuné Boombox mixed by Jerry Bouthier. I'm having a hard time finding fun mixes like this.
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Rhgr posted:You Love Her Coz She's Dead. Aww, but I know them already 
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What are good Noise Pop/Rock groups? I've been getting into No Age recently and would like bands like them (or more hardcore noise poppy if that makes sense is fine). Dum Dum Girls is also a band I enjoy and fits that description as well I believe.
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Anyone? LoudLoudNoise posted:I'm looking to get into mythology-based metal with strong vocals (sans shrieking) along the lines of Symphony X, perhaps also something with a bit more of a folk sound through the use of acoustics. I love the grand scale imagery that the lyrics and classical sound creates and I'm dying for more.
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I'm looking to explore some more Krautrock, specifically something with that repeating motorik rhythm, eg demonstrated by this youtube band http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv2KZnhFqvk I understand that's pretty Neu-esque, but what I've heard of Neu doesn't seem to be as harsh/rock-y-- I like that grinding riff over the straight 4/4 motorik drumming. Is there some specific Neu I should be looking at, or anything else?
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Master_Odin posted:What are good Noise Pop/Rock groups? I've been getting into No Age recently and would like bands like them (or more hardcore noise poppy if that makes sense is fine). Dum Dum Girls is also a band I enjoy and fits that description as well I believe. Obviously, The Jesus and Mary Chain, but also The Shop Assistants, Black Tambourine, The Manhattan Love Suicides. Sparse obvious list I know but those are the ones I enjoy within the genre I think you're going for.
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