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I gave my younger brother my old mp3 player, but he'll need some mp3s to go with it. I like some odd stuff and haven't been sure what to give him. He's a little too old for They Might Be Giants' kid-targeted stuff, but he's not old enough to get over cussin' in music. He'll listen to drat near anything catchy enough, whether it's Barenaked Ladies or The Clash singles or even M.C. Hammer.  What's poppy enough to keep his attention, but doesn't suck?
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thetruancybot posted:How old is he? Middle school and early high school kids love The Bends and some OK Computer Radiohead.  That's a little much for him, I still have my music from that point kicking around. But I was a weird kid who liked dry depressing stuff like The Walkmen and don't want him to also lead a life of misery & despair. 
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I'm looking for Polish-language music, and dark is good. D-Alternative is the best I've found so far. Any recommendations along similar sonic lines would be appreciated. 
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Darth Brookz posted:Boards of Canada sounds like they might be up your alley. I need to broaden my horizons. I'm a huge Buck 65 dork and like Aesop Rock, El-P, Pharoahe Monch's album "Desire," Del, Immortal Technique, and some Jay-Z and Kanye tracks. I've listened to some high-weirdness rap & hip-hop like B. Dolan and Why?, but I could always use new names or more local acts I haven't heard of.
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I'm looking for really minimal music. Electronic or instrumental or, well, maybe vocal, but I can't imagine it. I love the Boards of Canada, and any atmospheric music- I know there's a lot of it- would be good, but good bedtime sounds would be terrific.
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qrj posted:Here's a wide range of minimalist stuff I highly suggest. Not all of it is sleepy Boards of Canada, electronic type stuff... the posted:http://www.bluemars.org PoisonedV posted:Freescha is really good, there is obviously Brian Eno, Circular (a bit experimental, though), Aphex Twin's SAW albums too, and maybe early Luke Vibert/ Wagon Christ. (I guess this may be obvious but I don't know how into this stuff you are)
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