Me and my friends are starting a project and we like Fall of Troy, but want something not as hardcore or shreddy. Slightly less so. Similar concept though. Any suggestions for inspiration?
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I'd barely call that jazz, some kinda fusion :l can't help much. Bohren und der Club of Gore maybe?..[/QUOTE]
Yeah I wasn't too sure what it was
Thanks bro!
[QUOTE=G-foxisus;30922284]Anyone know good (smooth) jazz groups?[/QUOTE]
Dave Brubeck Quartet or Duke Ellington to your liking, although neither are actually that [I]smooth[/I]. Still good.
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[QUOTE=Hakita;30922433]Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue is an obvious album[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't say it's the best starter Jazz album, but that's just me.
Best of John Coltrane was my first jazz album :frogc00l:
[QUOTE=mynames2long;30937634]Best of John Coltrane was my first jazz album :frogc00l:[/QUOTE]
Love Supreme by him in my opinion is the greatest starter jazz album for anyone. That thing sends you in all directions..
Alright I want some more of this post-punk electro stuff, I recently discovered DAF and they're awesome and now I want more, something like this:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDQPVXUegPs[/media]
I know nothing at all about classical. Where should I start?
[QUOTE=Hakita;30951156]By listening[/QUOTE]
I wish I'd thought of that.
[QUOTE=Ardren;30950999]I know nothing at all about classical. Where should I start?[/QUOTE]
By listening
Recommend me something like Modest Mouse please.
You guys are the best. :v:
[QUOTE=Ardren;30950999]I know nothing at all about classical. Where should I start?
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Beethoven's Fifth, man.
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[QUOTE=Yur|ko;30951350]Recommend me something like Modest Mouse please.
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Built to Spill, Pavement, Yo La Tengo
[QUOTE=Yur|ko;30951350]Recommend me something like Modest Mouse please.
You guys are the best. :v:[/QUOTE]
yea built to spill, Perfect From Now On is a great album. guitar work kills.
also, the Mountain Goats.
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[QUOTE=Ardren;30950999]I know nothing at all about classical. Where should I start?
I wish I'd thought of that.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/list/lesbianwalrus/the_beginner%E2%80%99s_guide_to_classical_music[/url]
:)
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[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/list/lesbianwalrus/the_beginner%E2%80%99s_guide_to_classical_music[/url]
:)[/QUOTE]
here's an other useful website on getting into classical
[url]http://www.getintoclassical.com/[/url]
also I just found this youtube channel, this guy does nice introductions for pieces, helps to understand what's going on.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/user/edwardtarte[/url]
[QUOTE=Yur|ko;30951350]Recommend me something like Modest Mouse please.
You guys are the best. :v:[/QUOTE]
Ugly Casanova (Brock's side project)
Built to Spill
American Football
The Mountain Goats
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[url]http://rateyourmusic.com/list/lesbianwalrus/the_beginner%E2%80%99s_guide_to_classical_music[/url]
:)[/QUOTE]
This is actually the album name that I have to scrobble: [quote]Leoš Janáček
Glagolitic Mass; Sinfonietta (Palmer, Gunson, Mitchinson, King; Parker-Smith; City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus; City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra/Philharmonia Orchestra/Simon Rattle) [EMI Great Recordings of the Century] (1999) [Compilation][/quote]
What the actual christ.
goddamnit somebody suggest more of that deftones song and the other song I posted
Need more songs like sextape, top priority
Best Bob Marley album, pretty please with sugar on top.
[QUOTE=Hakita;30970655]Best Bob Marley album, pretty please with sugar on top.[/QUOTE]
Burnin' or Catch a Fire imo
[QUOTE=Hakita;30970655]Best Bob Marley album, pretty please with sugar on top.[/QUOTE]
I love Exodus the most but the other two suggested are outstanding too, especially Burnin'.
The best to start with Marley is probably Legend, might be the only 'best off' album that doesn't make you look like a fool.
[QUOTE=kitteh-nator;30971757]The best to start with Marley is probably Legend, might be the only 'best off' album that doesn't make you look like a fool.[/QUOTE]
It is a superb album all round, definitely a great portrait of his genius.
Thanks to everyone who recommended "Built to Spill".
Was better than I expected. Really enjoying this! :v:
[QUOTE=AK'z;30961348]This is actually the album name that I have to scrobble:
What the actual christ.[/QUOTE]
the trials we go through to maintain accurate last.fm charts
This is kinda of vague but how about some bands that distort their instruments?
[QUOTE=Villein;30979702]This is kinda of vague but how about some bands that distort their instruments?[/QUOTE]
that is kind of vague so i dunno
maybe Radioheads newest album? they have everything all cut up and processed and shit in a few the songs.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g6R89fCUBE[/media]
[QUOTE=Villein;30979702]This is kinda of vague but how about some bands that distort their instruments?[/QUOTE]
haha vague as fuck yes. well, Kashiwa Daisuke does some great electronic treatments on classical instrumentation. check him out, if you don't mind super long songs :)
then noise rock and shoegaze are pretty swell, guitars making tons of feedback and effects.
The album Loveless by My Bloody Valentine is my favourite... one of the best moments in rock I think.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyYMzEplnfU[/media]
Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr. (You're Living All Over Me album) and Yo La Tengo are good too, kinda a generic list but essential stuff.
[QUOTE=Villein;30979702]This is kinda of vague but how about some bands that distort their instruments?[/QUOTE]
Animal Collective love to take pianos and guitars and stuff and make them all weird.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqvBoFpgXQA[/media]
love this music video
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxvGHQHiY70[/media]
Animal Collective are always great, love their Sung Tongs album.
:l still havent sat through an anco album. MPP was so boring after a really great opening track.
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