• The "Suggest me some music" thread
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Yes, haven't you heard it before?
Of course I've heard of Dean Martin, but not listened to his albums. I'll start with that one as soon as :smugdog: Thanks pal.
Suggest me something I've never heard of that is really good and available on Youtube. I know, really fucking narrows it down, right?
[QUOTE=CptVague;29184373]Suggest me something I've never heard of that is really good and available on Youtube. I know, really fucking narrows it down, right?[/QUOTE] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkTMj0McIvc[/media]
[QUOTE=God of Ashes;29185293] [URL="http://www.facepunch.com/"]View YouTUBE video[/URL] [URL]http://youtube.com/watch?v=mkTMj0McIvc[/URL] [/QUOTE] You get a heart; I enjoyed that. Would still like some more; I have a couple more hours at this console.
[QUOTE=CptVague;29185411]You get a heart; I enjoyed that. Would still like some more; I have a couple more hours at this console.[/QUOTE] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJ4g3nf8sQc&feature=related[/media]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DbcAl3EbIs[/media] [editline]15th April 2011[/editline] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTJWsUu0_84[/media]
[QUOTE=AK'z;29173609]Hit me up with a few of your favourite concept albums, any genre. Cheers.[/QUOTE] Eels - Electro-Shock Blues
[QUOTE=backspace78;29185614][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJ4g3nf8sQc&feature=related[/media][/QUOTE] I must be an idiot; I would say their dress was fancy. Shit was a little creepy. I can say that I would not have enjoyed the song as much without the visuals. [editline]15th April 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=God of Ashes;29185666][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DbcAl3EbIs[/media][/quote] Decent track, imo. Maybe a little forgettable. [QUOTE=God of Ashes;29185666][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTJWsUu0_84[/media][/QUOTE] Wasn't bad, but am not familiar with the Kanye source material. Hearts all around!
[QUOTE=Nibwoddle;29185761]Eels - Electro-Shock Blues[/QUOTE] I'll do that, cheers.
[QUOTE=AK'z;29173609]Hit me up with a few of your favourite concept albums, any genre. Cheers.[/QUOTE] You've probably already heard it, but I feel obligated to mention Operation: Mindcrime whenever concept albums are brought up
Dubstep with lots of wub wub wub wub
[QUOTE=PwnNoobsFtw;29292365]You've probably already heard it, but I feel obligated to mention Operation: Mindcrime whenever concept albums are brought up[/QUOTE] I've heard of Queensryche, but not really put effort into them. I'll get the album though, cheers.
I could do with expanding my music library a bit and it would be nice if someone could suggest me some stuff because my last.fm recommended radio is becoming really samey. [url]http://www.last.fm/user/B-Hazard[/url]
[QUOTE=B-hazard;29295229]I could do with expanding my music library a bit and it would be nice if someone could suggest me some stuff because my last.fm recommended radio is becoming really samey. [url]http://www.last.fm/user/B-Hazard[/url][/QUOTE] Your musical compatibility with B-Hazard is Low Music you have in common includes Aphex Twin, The Black Keys, Moby, Autechre and Radiohead. You seem to be listening to a lot of modern stuff. Which is good, but I recommend going back further.
Any particular artists? Most of my electronic stuff is from the 90's/early 2000's, don't really have many artists/albums from before that. I mainly listen to electronica/indie, however I don't dislike any genres except for mainstream pop.
[QUOTE=B-hazard;29295372]Any particular artists? Most of my electronic stuff is from the 90's/early 2000's, don't really have many artists/albums from before that. I mainly listen to electronica/indie, however I don't dislike any genres except for mainstream pop.[/QUOTE] You have a tough road ahead of you dude. Beatles Miles Davis King Crimson Pink Floyd David Bowie Marvin Gaye Curtis Mayfield Brian Eno Bob Dylan Led Zeppelin The Clash Joy Division The Doors Nick Drake Tom Waits Black Sabbath Yes Frank Zappa Stevie Wonder The Stooges I mean... I could pretty much go on forever, but I recommend you find a song you like from that era and build from there. There must be something you already know. [editline]19th April 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=Oicani Gonzales;29282458]i need you guys to recommend me a lot of albums for me to get. to have an idea of what, see [url]http://last.fm/user/Inacio_[/url] thanks![/QUOTE] Go to the recommend an album thread. That is all.
Can anyone suggest anything like this? [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jelfZufzpJ0[/media]
Here's my current artists I listen to: [code] 10cc 65daysofstatic A Perfect Circle AC/DC Adorable Aerosmith Aesop Rock Against Me! Air Airbourne Allman Brothers Band, The Alice Cooper Alber Hammond Jr Al Green American Don Andrew Bird Animal Collective Anthrax Aphex Twin Aphrodite's Child Arcade Fire Arctic Monkeys Aretha Franklin Artificial Intelligence Asia At The Drive-In Avett Twins, The Audioslave Autechre Avenged Sevenfold B12 Bad Company Bad Religion Band, The Band Of Skulls Battles Beach Boys, The Beach House Beastie Boys Beatles, The Beck Ben Folds Ben Kweller Between the Buried and Me Biffy Clyro Big Star Biosphere Bjork Black Angels, The Black Dog Productions Black Lips Black Keys, The Black Mountain Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Black Sabbath Bloc Party Blood Red Shoes Blue Oyster Cult Blur Boards Of Canada Bob Dylan Bon Iver Boo Radleys, The Boston Brand New Brian Eno Bright Eyes Broken Bells Broken Social Scene Bruce Springsteen Buckethead Burial Byrds, The Cage The Elephant Camel Can Caravan Cars, The Chapterhouse Cheap Trick Chuck Berry Clash, The Cocteau Twins Coheed and Cambria Coldplay Counting Crows Cranberries, The Crass Cream Creedence Clearwater Revival Crystal Castles Cure, The Daft Punk Danger Mouse DangerDoom Darkness, The David Bowie Dead Weather, The Death Cab for the Cutie Decemberists, The Deep Purple Deerhunter Def Leppard Deftones Depeche Mode Devo Diagonal Dillinger Escape Plan, The Dio Dire Straits Dismemberment Plan Dirty Three DJ Shadow Dokken Do Make Say Think Doors, The Dream Theater Eagles, The Eagles of Death Metal Earth, Wind and Fire Eddie Vedder Elbow Electric Light Orchestra Elvis Presley Emerson, Lake & Palmer Eminem Explosions In The Sky Faith No More Fall Of Troy, The Faust Feist Flaming Lips, The Fleet Foxes Fleetwood Mac Florence + The Machine Flying Lotus Foo Fighters Foreigner Frank Sinatra Frank Zappa Franz Ferdinand Fratellis, The Free Fugazi Funkadelic Genesis Gentle Giant George Harrison Gnarls Barkley God Is An Astronaut Godspeed You! Black Emperor Gong Gorillaz Grateful Dead, The Green Day Grizzly Bear Guns N' Roses Haken Handsome Boy Modeling School Harmonium Heart Heaven & Hell Hives, The Horrors, The Incubus Interpol Iron and Wine Iron Maiden Issley Brothers, The Jackson Five, The James Blake James Brown Jane's Addiction Jay-Z Jeff Buckley Jefferson Airplane Jet Jethro Tull Jesus and Mary Chain, The Jimi Hendrix Jimmy Eat World Joanna Newsom John Lennon John Mayer Joy Division Judas Preist Julian Casablancas Justice Kaiser Chiefs Kansas Kanye West Kasabian Keane Killers, The Kills, The Killswitch Engage King Crimson Kings Of Convenience Kings Of Leon Kinks, The Kooks, The KISS Korn Kraftwerk Last Shadow Puppets, The LCD Soundsystem Led Zeppelin Liars Libertines, The Love Ludwig Van Beethoven Lush Lynyrd Skynyrd Madvillian Magma Marillion Marvin Gaye Massive Attack Mars Volta, The Mastodon MC5 Megadeth Melvins Meshuggah Metallica Metric MF Doom MGMT Michael Jackson Mike Oldfield Minor Threat Misfits, The Moby Modest Mouse Mogwai Mono Motley Crue Motorhead Mr. Bungle Mumford & Suns Muse My Bloody Valentine My Morning Jacket Nas National, The Nazareth Neil Young Neon Trees Neutral Milk Hotel New Order Nick Drake Nine Inch Nails Nirvana No Age NOFX Notorious B.I.G Oasis Of Montreal Offspring, The Okkervil River Opeth Otis Redding Owen Pallett Ozzy Osbourne Page & Plant Panda Pear Pantera Parliament Paul McCartney Pavement Pearl Jam Phoenix Pink Floyd Pixies PJ Harvey Police, The Porcupine Tree Portishead Praxis Premiata Forneria Marconi Prince and the Revolution Prodigy, The Protest The Hero Quasimoto Queen Queens Of The Stone Age R.E.M. Radiohead Rage Against The Machine Rainbow Ramones Ratatat Ray Charles Red Hot Chili Peppers REO Speedwagon Ringo Starr Rob Zombie Robert Johnson Robert Plant Rolling Stones, The Rush Russian Circles Saxon Scorpions Sex Pistols, The Sigur Ros Silver Mt Zion, At Slayer Sleigh Bells Slint Slowdive Shins, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Smiths, The Soft Machine Son House Sonic Youth Sonics, The Soundgarden Snow Patrol Spoon Steely Dan Steppenwolf Stevie Ray Vaughan Stevie Wonder Stone Temple Pilots Stone Roses, The Stooges, The Strokes, The Styx Sufjan Stevens Supertramp Symphony X System Of A Down Swervedirver Tallest Man On Earth, The Talk Talk Talking Heads Tangerine Dream Television Temple Of The Dog Themes from William Blake's The Marriage Of Heaven and Hell Them Crooked Vultures These New Puritans This Will Destroy You Thom Yorke Times Of Grace Tokyo Police Club Tom Waits Tool Tortoise TV On The Radio Two Door Cinema Club U2 UFO Ulver Uriah Heep Vampire Weekend Van Der Graaf Generator Van Halen Velvet Revolver Velvet Underground, The Verve, The Vines, The White Stripes, The Who, The Why Wilco Wire Wolf Parade Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Wolfmother X xx, The Yardbirds, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs Yeasayer Yes Zombies, The ZZ Top [/code]I would really love some recommendations based on those, I love tons of genre, but I seem to be lacking in the Soul, Metal, Progressive Metal, Classical, Jazz, Blues, Electronic, IDM, House area and any other genres which I still haven't delved into.
Well, if you want some Progressive Rock, you should check out Hypnos 69.
Not Progressive Rock, Progressive Metal thanks though I'll check that out. I do feel I'm missing some great Prog Rock bands though.
[QUOTE=Drax-Quin;29398615]Not Progressive Rock, Progressive Metal thanks though I'll check that out. I do feel I'm missing some great Prog Rock bands though.[/QUOTE] Yeah, I noticed that you said Metal instead of Rock, but you already listen to all the Prog Metal bands that I do. No wait, I just remembered You should try Liquid Tension Experiment and Artension. LTE is pretty much instrumental Dream Theater and Artension is Progressive Metal/Neo-Classical Metal.
[QUOTE=Drax-Quin;29398615]Not Progressive Rock, Progressive Metal thanks though I'll check that out. I do feel I'm missing some great Prog Rock bands though.[/QUOTE] For prog metal: Devin Townsend Ayreon Pain of Salvation Mastodon Amorphis Isis Meshuggah Gojira Between The Buried And Me Nevermore Protest The Hero Death
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg4nBad8ew8[/media] Anyone know of any vocalists that sound something like this? Any similar high pitched, distorted vocals will do. Doesn't matter if it's grindcore or mathcore or screamo or whatever, I just need more sexy vocals like this
Any bands similar to Lamb of God and Chimaira?
any instrumental bands like Animals as Leaders, Scale the Summit or Chimp Spanner? don't say Devin
[QUOTE=AK'z;29173609]Hit me up with a few of your favourite concept albums, any genre. Cheers.[/QUOTE] The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein - Parliament. If you don't love it by 1 minute into the first song you are no fun
[QUOTE=Stryke;29414496]Any bands similar to Lamb of God and Chimaira?[/QUOTE] Devildriver?
Any pre-1900 music that isn't classical. Gimme it :3:
[QUOTE=AK'z;29445600]Any pre-1900 music that isn't classical. Gimme it :3:[/QUOTE] I will start my quest for this since I am also interested in this, wish me luck. And so this perilous journey begins. [editline]Dude[/editline] Gospel was quite popular in the period of 1860-1900, too lazy to search this shit though.
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