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Posted by mazemaster on Sat Apr 10th at 3:58am 2004
Autechre
Boards of Canada
Plaid
Squarepusher
The Alpha Conspiracy/Necros
Future Sound of London
Anyone else here like electronic music?
Posted by Monqui on Sat Apr 10th at 4:36am 2004
Yeah, I like the genre, but I'm pretty picky over who I like in it... A few I think are worth mentioning:
The Thievery Corporation
Massive Attack (these two are pretty popular, I'm betting you've heard of them)
Timo Mass (has a few decent tracks)
Gotan Project (kind of a jazzy electronica feel to it)
Goldfrapp (just some really beautiful songs). [addsig]
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Posted by DesPlesda on Sat Apr 10th at 6:59am 2004
Wow. Lots of metal bands listed here.
I like The Whitlams (http://thewhitlams.com). Not much else, apart from electronica which, for some reason, everyone seems to find very amusing. Probably because they're all fools.
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Posted by Crono on Sat Apr 10th at 7:01am 2004
Garbage
Tool
NIN
Radiohead
STP
The Offspring (not so much anymore, but they're still okay)
U2 (simply an awesome band)
Chris Cornell's stuff (Sound Garden, Solo, AudioSlave, etc..)
PerlJam (its okay from time to time)
Alien Ant Farm (I hate their rendition of Smooth Criminal, But they're good otherwise)
The Temptations (I'm sure this looks random)
Fiona Apple (Been listening to her a lot lately)
No Doubt (Selective songs, but Tragic Kingdom, didn't care for their first album much)
The Darkness (Too goofy and yet cool to not like them)
Led Zeplin (they've been growing on me lately)
Red Hot Chilli Peppers (bet you didn't see that one coming)
Then there's always a barrage of other things that are good: Clapton, Frampton, Sting/Police, etc...
Oh, also, check out Fishbone, they're alright from time to time ... a little weird sometimes though. [addsig]
Posted by Kain on Sat Apr 10th at 9:11am 2004
Not my favorite group, but my latest discovery:
Placebo http://www.placeboworld.co.uk/
Monqui I have exactly your musical tastes (minus Timo Mass that I never heard of). And I'm adding two similar bands:
Portis Head
Ramasutra
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Posted by Orpheus on Sat Apr 10th at 9:17am 2004
with the exception of the 80's monster metal bands, our tastes seem to suffer agisms..
many of the newer groups are good though, so i cannot complain much.
it is however nice to see so many acknowledge the 80's for what it was.. ![]()
i don't know about the rest of you, but i plan on being around for the next 20 years, lets meet up here at SP and decide if the groups of today are still being played... i am betting there will still be 80's metal on the airways ![]()
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Posted by Myrk- on Sat Apr 10th at 11:32am 2004
Orph list your bands, I'm sure we will know some of them
Trust me if there was any age I could live in apart from now/future it would be 1980's in America, the start of the thrash metal years
I have the hair for it! (long hair with strange bits going curly on the end which is annoying...)
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Posted by fraggard on Sat Apr 10th at 11:36am 2004
Metallica
Pink Floyd
U2
Guns N Roses
Rob D
Linkin Park
Oakenfold
Megadeth
RATM
RedHotChilliPeppers
POD
Enigma
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Posted by Myrk- on Sat Apr 10th at 11:44am 2004
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Posted by ReNo on Sat Apr 10th at 12:25pm 2004
http://www.snarkpit.com/pits/reno/misc/winampplaylist.htm [addsig]
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Sat Apr 10th at 12:26pm 2004
| ? quote: |
| Anyone whos got Metallica on thier list should try Megadeth. The lead singer of Megadeth was the original Lead guitarist and singer of metallica. He also wrote most of the songs on the first 2 Metallica albums, but was never in the band when they started releasing albums.
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I've listened to a few Megadeath songs before, after learning of Dave Mustaine's part in the first Metallica album. But it just seemed so stale and dull. Metallica were exciting, heavy and fast, but Megadeath seemed to never reach that same level Metallica did on their first album. Meh, reccommend something and I'l give 'em another shot. [addsig]
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Posted by $loth on Sat Apr 10th at 12:27pm 2004
| ? quote: |
and other random stuff |
[SPUNGE]!
Red hot chili peppers
Mettalica
Disturebed
Good charlotte
Linkin park
Nirvana
Papa roach
All american rejects
Blink 182
Marilyn manson
Offspring
Rammstein
The prodigy
Story off the year
Never heard off it
Sum 41
Zebra head
Brand new
Drowning pool
Bowling for soup
Nofx
Fountains of wayne [o yea stacys mom]
Greenday
Motorhead....bet ya didnt think that would b here
Nickel back
QOTSA
System of a down
Taking back sunday
Taproot
Tenacious D
Placebo
Him
Foo fighters
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Sat Apr 10th at 1:15pm 2004
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| I'm mostly into punk / ska / emo / rock, with a few other likes. I can't be bothered listing loads of bands so instead, here is my entire mp3 collection in a winamp playlist...
http://www.snarkpit.com/pits/reno/misc/winampplaylist.htm |
Good Idea [addsig]
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Posted by Myrk- on Sat Apr 10th at 1:32pm 2004
| ? posted by Kage_Prototype |
| Meh, reccommend something and I'l give 'em another shot. |
Youthanasia, Train Of Consequences, Ashes In Your Mouth, and the one Metallica couldn't do even if they wanted to- Hanger 18. That song is so filled with uber paced solos I'm suprised they didn't die in the making of it. Whats more scary is when they play it live, they play it even faster! Mainly try anything from Youthanasia or Rust in Peace albums.
Though you're obviously not observant to skillfulness in song writing
The writing of Megadeth songs is far superior to Metallica. Megadeth is written all at once, the drums sounds relate to the music. With metallica they make a drum beat, slap on a riff and whack on some fable stories for lyrics.
True Dave Mustaines voice is hard to like, but it's very unique and fits the music- I couldn't imagine Hetfield singing it. The closest Hetfield ever got to being like Mustaine was on the Kill 'Em All album. He only sung it like that because Mustaine did when he wrote all the songs from it ![]()
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Posted by Orpheus on Sat Apr 10th at 1:33pm 2004
| ? posted by ReNo |
| http://www.snarkpit.com/pits/reno/misc/winampplaylist.htm |
once upon a time, we all wrote down the books we had read, and mine was quite long, i was even accused of copying the libraries sci-fi section booklisting..
*scans Duncan's list*
did you copy the playlist of some radio station bud ![]()
just a few more songs, and you will have listened to as many songs as i have read in books ![]()
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Posted by Myrk- on Sat Apr 10th at 1:38pm 2004
Your list is about 2/3 the size of mine Reno ![]()
I have more variation in mine
Goes from Anime Japanese pop, to Death Metal, to classical, to Electronica back round to LMF (Lazy mother f**kers) a Chinese rap group- very funny to listen to ![]()
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Sat Apr 10th at 1:52pm 2004
| ? quote: |
| Youthanasia, Train Of Consequences, Ashes In Your Mouth, and the one Metallica couldn't do even if they wanted to- Hanger 18. That song is so filled with uber paced solos I'm suprised they didn't die in the making of it. Whats more scary is when they play it live, they play it even faster! |
Hanger 18 does indeed have some insane solos, but insane solos do not make a song good.
/me runs
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| Though you're obviously not observant to skillfulness in song writing |
...What's your point?
| ? quote: |
| True Dave Mustaines voice is hard to like, but it's very unique and fits the music- I couldn't imagine Hetfield singing it. The closest Hetfield ever got to being like Mustaine was on the Kill 'Em All album. He only sung it like that because Mustaine did when he wrote all the songs from it |
Ah, I wondered why his voice was so s**te on one album, and then the next year on Metallica's second album he could actually sing. He was imitating Dave!
/me puts on Dyer's Eve [addsig]
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Posted by Orpheus on Sat Apr 10th at 1:58pm 2004
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Orph list your bands, I'm sure we will know some of them |
dude, i couldn't even begin, cause honestly, i dunno if the songs i listen to most even have "bands"
yeah sure, i love AC/DC and Pink Floyd, but i am just as apt to listen to ABBA, Karen Carpenter or Air Supply, i have a fairly wide range, as long as its rock, and has words you can comprehend without a code book.
music thats a no-no.. rap, country, opera
odd ball stuff like beethoven, bach and their ilk, i could listen to all day long.
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Posted by matt on Sat Apr 10th at 1:58pm 2004
- In no particular order:
Stereophoncis (albums 1-3, 4 sucked)
Tenacious D (I'm a bit addicted to their stuf
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The darkness
The white Stripes
Chili Peppers
Placebo
and so on...
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