Re: Recently listened
Posted by Myrk- on Tue Jan 17th at 9:34pm 2006
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Wed Jan 18th at 3:36am 2006
I'm obsessed with the song "Evil" by Interpol. I just got ahold
of the album, so that's replaced "Transatlanticism" as my go to CD for
the moment.

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Monqui on Wed Jan 18th at 4:28am 2006
Interpol is always good- Been a big fan of theirs for a few years now. Antics is an OK CD, but the track Evil is just truly amazing. I could listen to that for hours. Slow Hands isn't too bad either. Great follow-up to Obstacle 1 ("Put the weights all around yourself" as opposed to "She puts the weights into my little heart").
Recently gotten into a few new bands-
Black Rebel Motorcylcle Club - B.R.M.C and Howl. Kinda folkey almost gospelly music (at least the CD Howl is (And please don't judge it based on the gospelly-ness of it... They really do have quality tunes)) If you're looking for an awesome track, check out "As Sure as the Sun" from B.R.M.C. Great song.
New Model Army - Circus. Pretty good, from my first impressions. Nice voical styles and kinda laid back yet soehow heavy rock feel to it. Good tracks from that include "Another Imperial Day," "Bluebeat," and "Prayer Flags." Again, these guys aren't religious, so don't freak out. Kthx.
Rogue Wave - Descended Like Vultures. Great little CD overall. Sounds a little bit more "indie" that I prefer, but still, some great songs on it. Highlights include "Bird on a Wire," "Are you on my Side?", "Salesman at the Day of the Parade." Great accoustic work mixed in with some off-hand vocal styles. Great harmonies in the first two of those songs, and the third one is mostly just an awesome accoustic-feeling song (not technically all accoustic- there are a few little effects strewn about it).
And finally, just because I'm a HUGE fan of the genre, this great all-instrumental band:
Red Sparowes - At The Soundless Dawn. Great little CD overall, especially if you're a fan of bands that mainly produce only music- no vocals or anything to muck it up. Great laid back feel to it, pretty well developed, and overall just a good background-music CD.
That's all then.
/me fades back into obscurity

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on Wed Jan 18th at 7:11am 2006
Apparently I didn't include Rogue Wave in my list little list-a-thon. I got Bird On A Wire, thought it was great, got the rest of the CD, didn't like it so much. I need to stop raising my expectations so much after I listen to one song, I guess.

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Wed Jan 18th at 3:29pm 2006
Monqui, you turned me on to GSY!BE, and I'd love to check out that Red Sparowes CD. Too bad I can't get on IRC.

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Naklajat on Thu Jan 19th at 11:13am 2006
Nine Inch Nails. I actually heard a song of theirs other than Closer for the first time a couple weeks ago, now I can't get enough of this music. I've probably listened to "The Downward Spiral" and "The Fragile" 30 times or more (gotta love repeat all). I'm actually going to BUY A FEW ALBUMS! (*gasp*) just so I can encode better quality files (160kbps ogg) because I seriously hate 128kbps MP3... so lossy.

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Forceflow on Thu Jan 19th at 11:11pm 2006
Recently discovered Massive Attack.
Shame I didn't pick up any cd's of them before.

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by FatStrings on Fri Jan 20th at 3:32am 2006
The Skankin Pickles
good ska band, with some good sax and bras solos

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Naklajat on Fri Jan 20th at 9:40am 2006
I'm not 100% sure this would be the right place to post this, but does anyone have any techno/trance recommendations? I'm looking to broaden my musical horizons and listen to something fresh (to me at least).
Loosely within the genre I like Rammstein (I said loosely), Juno Reactor, most Oakenfold I've heard (Dread Rock, Delerium - The Silence 2000, Ready Steady Go), some of the more techno-ish Marylin Manson, Final Fantasy - Set Me Free Trance Mix, NIN (again, loosely). Outside the genre I like Del tha Funkee Homosapien/Deltron 3030, Rage Against the Machine, Pantera, Sublime, Shadows Fall... basically good, real rock, not the mainstream crap taking over the world (or at least the States)

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Andrei on Fri Jan 20th at 12:35pm 2006
Just finished listening to the Quest for Glory IV soundtrack. What can I say? Excellent game, excellent music.

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Orpheus on Sat Jan 21st at 1:42pm 2006
Same topic, different direction.
How many here have the Dish Network? Of those, how many listen to the Sirius Channels?
My reason is, which channels do you frequent so I can hear what you guys like to see how it sounds.
Obviously, I listen to channel's 6007 and 6008, which are 70's and 80's rock respectively.

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Re: Recently listened
Posted by FatStrings on Tue Jan 24th at 3:11am 2006
while at a summer scholars acadamy my brother met the guitarist to a
columbia,mo based funk band thats pretty good, they're called A Hazard
to Ya' Booty
i dunno if they're big enough to find out about easily though

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