• The "Suggest me some music" thread
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I'd like some nice chillout music :smile:
[QUOTE=mikeyt493;28309278]I'd like some nice chillout music :smile:[/QUOTE] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMnrl0tmd3k[/media] If you like that, also try Miles Davis' album "Kind Of Blues"
[QUOTE=mikeyt493;28309278]I'd like some nice chillout music :smile:[/QUOTE] Girlfriends instant summer vibe
Classy! :buddy: thanks :smile: [editline]27th February 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=Stizzles;28309391]Girlfriends instant summer vibe[/QUOTE] not sure if can trust from you :v:
[url]http://girlfriends.bandcamp.com/[/url] [editline]27th February 2011[/editline] i'm serious, it's beautiful listen to "The Apocalypse Made Me Brave"
yay it is p chill
Atmosphere, Jurassic 5, Sage Francis, 2Mex, B. Dolan, and Eminem. they're all good imo.
[QUOTE=mikeyt493;28309278]I'd like some nice chillout music :smile:[/QUOTE] Royksopp Tycho Bon IVer Volcano Choir Chemical Brothers Delorean The Tough Alliance jj Fang Island - some of the best feelgood music ever
Give me some suggestions I like: Them Crooked Vultures The Killers Pendulum Deadmau5 Justice Cut Copy Muse Lupe Fiasco Drake Daft Punk
[QUOTE=Tremil;28312536]Give me some suggestions I like: Them Crooked Vultures The Killers Pendulum Deadmau5 Justice Cut Copy Muse Lupe Fiasco Drake Daft Punk[/QUOTE] Foo Fighters Arcade Fire The Presets
[QUOTE=Tremil;28312536]Give me some suggestions I like: Them Crooked Vultures The Killers Pendulum Deadmau5 Justice Cut Copy Muse Lupe Fiasco Drake Daft Punk[/QUOTE] Look at my Last.fm.
I like: Soungarden RATM Alice In Chains Smashing pumpkins Pearl Jam Suggest me music
[QUOTE=The Party Boss;28315148]I like: Soungarden RATM Alice In Chains Smashing pumpkins Pearl Jam Suggest me music[/QUOTE] Nirvana Temple of the Dog Audioslave
I listen to Rise Against, Sick Puppies, and Green Day. What else do you think I'd like?
Progressive Folk or Folk Metal Gimme it :3:
[QUOTE=AK'z;28330743]Progressive Folk or Folk Metal Gimme it :3:[/QUOTE] [url]http://www.progarchives.com/subgenre.asp?style=6[/url] If it's prog then PA has it.
Nice website. I've heard a lot of those albums. I'll look into the obscure gems section :3:
Punk. That's incredibly broad and unspecific because punk has an overwhelming amount of subgenres, I know, I know. The only artists I've edged into so far (like, grabbed a couple of records and such) are Misfits and Black Flag. Don't know what else to go for, everything else seems so blurry because opinions on them even within punk fandom seem so mixed so I don't know where to turn. Help! If it helps at all, the main thing I'm interested in checking out right now is late 70s and 80s hardcore punk. But if there are any other classic, beloved artists in the whole genre (outside of hardcore) that I should hear, throw them at me. And with that confused mess of an inquiry aside, moving onto my other thing. Lynyrd Skynyrd. I got their debut record. It's incredible. I want more, but I don't know what other records of theirs I should look for. Actually while I'm at it with Skynyrd, any recommendations on good southern rock (or southern metal!) bands in general would be nice.
Grateful Dead's American Beauty album Also Van Morrison's Moondance You'll like them a lot. A good punk starting point is Television or Joy Division. That's just me.
[QUOTE=Abufikatoo;28331593]Punk. That's incredibly broad and unspecific because punk has an overwhelming amount of subgenres, I know, I know. The only artists I've edged into so far (like, grabbed a couple of records and such) are Misfits and Black Flag. Don't know what else to go for, everything else seems so blurry because opinions on them even within punk fandom seem so mixed so I don't know where to turn. Help! If it helps at all, the main thing I'm interested in checking out right now is late 70s and 80s hardcore punk. But if there are any other classic, beloved artists in the whole genre (outside of hardcore) that I should hear, throw them at me. And with that confused mess of an inquiry aside, moving onto my other thing. Lynyrd Skynyrd. I got their debut record. It's incredible. I want more, but I don't know what other records of theirs I should look for. Actually while I'm at it with Skynyrd, any recommendations on good southern rock (or southern metal!) bands in general would be nice.[/QUOTE] For the punkish side: Femme Fatale (DFA1979 side project, not female band) Husker Du Rancid Dropkick Murphys Mission of Burma Combat 84 Bad Religion old Thrice Lars Friedrikson and the Basterds Death From Above 1979 and Dead Kennedys
[QUOTE=Abufikatoo;28331593]Punk. That's incredibly broad and unspecific because punk has an overwhelming amount of subgenres, I know, I know. The only artists I've edged into so far (like, grabbed a couple of records and such) are Misfits and Black Flag. Don't know what else to go for, everything else seems so blurry because opinions on them even within punk fandom seem so mixed so I don't know where to turn. Help! If it helps at all, the main thing I'm interested in checking out right now is late 70s and 80s hardcore punk. But if there are any other classic, beloved artists in the whole genre (outside of hardcore) that I should hear, throw them at me. And with that confused mess of an inquiry aside, moving onto my other thing. Lynyrd Skynyrd. I got their debut record. It's incredible. I want more, but I don't know what other records of theirs I should look for. Actually while I'm at it with Skynyrd, any recommendations on good southern rock (or southern metal!) bands in general would be nice.[/QUOTE] My dad has a punk band. :smug: [url]www.losfuckingmongos.com[/url] also Haggis is an awesome Norwegian oi!/hardcore punk group. Deez Nuts is kind of like hardcore mixed with gangster rap. Ligeia is mostly hardcore, but with a little metalcore to it. Heavy Heavy Low Low is a cool mix of mathcore, grindcore, hardcore and punk, they even have a Black Flag cover. HORSE the bands earlier work with their previous singer (see Beautiful Songs by Men and Secret Rhythm of the Universe) is punk, and R. Borlax being a bit similar to hardcore. Atom and His Package used MIDI music to make punk rock, it might be difficult to like if you don't like that and his high pitched and sometimes off key voice. The Emotron is pretty much the above mixed with GG Allin, he's hilarious. That's all I can think of, hope you like any of it. [editline]28th February 2011[/editline] And if you like the whole Southern style you could listen to Avenged Sevenfold.
I need some jazz recommendations. I am planning on learning some Jazz on guitar, but not sure where to start.
Naked City. :smug: [editline]28th February 2011[/editline] War From a Harlots Mouth :smug: Painkiller :smug: Kusudama :smug:
[QUOTE=Kab2tract;28338289]I need some jazz recommendations. I am planning on learning some Jazz on guitar, but not sure where to start.[/QUOTE] If you're learning jazz on guitar, maybe you might wanna check out the King. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QATIHWbN-sM[/media] :smug:
[QUOTE=Kab2tract;28338289]I need some jazz recommendations. I am planning on learning some Jazz on guitar, but not sure where to start.[/QUOTE] from what i've heard, Miles Davis would be a great artist to start from [editline]28th February 2011[/editline] not so guitary stuff though
[QUOTE=Abufikatoo;28331593]Punk. That's incredibly broad and unspecific because punk has an overwhelming amount of subgenres, I know, I know. The only artists I've edged into so far (like, grabbed a couple of records and such) are Misfits and Black Flag. Don't know what else to go for, everything else seems so blurry because opinions on them even within punk fandom seem so mixed so I don't know where to turn. Help! If it helps at all, the main thing I'm interested in checking out right now is late 70s and 80s hardcore punk. But if there are any other classic, beloved artists in the whole genre (outside of hardcore) that I should hear, throw them at me. And with that confused mess of an inquiry aside, moving onto my other thing. Lynyrd Skynyrd. I got their debut record. It's incredible. I want more, but I don't know what other records of theirs I should look for. Actually while I'm at it with Skynyrd, any recommendations on good southern rock (or southern metal!) bands in general would be nice.[/QUOTE] maylene and the sons of diasaster georgia satelites punk;Bad Religion,NOFX,Screeching weasel,circle jerks,the buzzcocks,sex pistols,osker,pennywise(early) hope this helps
[QUOTE=kitteh-nator;27604517]You might like Blood Ceremony.[/QUOTE] Holy mother of shit. I just now bothered to check this out, and I have to say, it´s amazing. It´s like someone thought "What if we take The Doors and early Floyd or something and throw them in a blender with Electric Wizard + add a spoonful of victory", ´cause that´s sure what it sounds like. It´s so unique. Where the hell did you hear about this band?
[QUOTE=TehKaboose;28344745]Holy mother of shit. I just now bothered to check this out, and I have to say, it´s amazing. It´s like someone thought "What if we take The Doors and early Floyd or something and throw them in a blender with Electric Wizard + add a spoonful of victory", ´cause that´s sure what it sounds like. It´s so unique. Where the hell did you hear about this band?[/QUOTE] Came across it on a random sharethread on /mu/, it said the genre was progressive rock, and I decided to give it a listen.
[QUOTE=kitteh-nator;28344861]Came across it on a random sharethread on /mu/, it said the genre was progressive rock, and I decided to give it a listen.[/QUOTE] It´s so damn groovy. Now I just need to find the album somewhere.
[QUOTE=TehKaboose;28344890]It´s so damn groovy. Now I just need to find the album somewhere.[/QUOTE] You should check out Blind Faith too then.
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