what do you listen to?

what do you listen to?

Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Skeletor on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 3:44am
Skeletor
312 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 3:44am
Skeletor
member
312 posts 41 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 28th 2003 Occupation: Student Location: California
Currently listening to:

The Shins
Yeah Yeah Yeah's
The Mars Volta
Bright Eyes
The Good Life
Hot Hot Heat
Weezer
Blur
The Polyphonic Spree
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Cassius on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 3:46am
Cassius
1989 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 3:46am
Cassius
member
1989 posts 238 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 24th 2001
I detest stairway to heaven, along with most of Zepplin's other 'songs'.
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Hugh on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 3:55am
Hugh
900 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 3:55am
Hugh
member
900 posts 207 snarkmarks Registered: Oct 25th 2003 Occupation: College Student Location: Amerika
Myrk- said:
For those who listen to In Flames it might interest you to know the lead singer was the basist of soilwork, who are much much better in my opinion. They are a lot heavier though...
Hence why I like In Flames more. Soilwork's definitely more melodic and all, but sometimes I just need that KRUSH KRUSH KILL sound. Certainly both are better than the crap that is Arch Enemy. Death metal? Female singer? (granted, with a hellish voice) WTF!?
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Jinx on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 4:10am
Jinx
874 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 4:10am
Jinx
member
874 posts 692 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 27th 2002 Location: Ohio
okay. I just accidentally clicked on my favorites bar and deleted the whole f**king post I spent 15 minutes on so I am SO f**kING PISSED

:mad:

So I guess I'll just paste a couple tracklists of stuff I have made for people....

I made this mix for my friend Meadow at work. It was to kinda show her what some of the different genres they play at gothic-industrial clubs were, and what they sounded like. Thus with the short descriptions after each track, where I try to loosely classify it.

<BLOCKQUOTE dir=ltr style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
1. And One - Panzermensch (5:04)
-industrial
2. Assemblage 23 - Anthem (5:53)
-industrial ebm (electronic body music)
3. Beborn Beton - Another World (4:27)
-synthpop (lite industrial; usually love songs)
4. Covenant - Call the ships to port (Single Version) (4:23)
-industrial ebm; futurepop
5. Decoded Feedback - Phoenix (5:18)
-industrial
6. Feindflug - Leitbild (4:03)
-industrial; some might call this powernoise, too
7. Funker Vogt - Gunman (4:44)
-industrial
8. Hocico - Untold Blasphemies v.2 (Trim mix) (5:36)
-industrial
9. Neuroticfish - Velocity (5:00)
-industrial ebm; futurepop
10. Noisex - Serious Killer (4:07)
-industrial powenoise
11. Project Pitchfork - Timekiller (4:23)
-industrial
12. Stromkern - Night Riders (5:28)
-industrial (with hip-hop influence)
13. VNV Nation - Dark Angel (4:56)
-industrial ebm; futurepop
14. Wumpscut - Wreath of Barbs (5:23)
-industrial

[/quote]
Next is a mix I made for a friend who wanted "Happy Synthpop". Synthpop is sorrt of like "industrial lite"... it's electronic club music, but it's not as hard as industrial. Not all of this is actually 'synthpop', but most of it is lighter club music anyway:

Happy Synthpop & Stuff<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>

<o:p></o:p>

01. And One - Get You Closer (<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:time Minute="12" Hour="16">4:12</st1:time>)
02. Apoptygma Berzerk - Kathys Song (<st1:time Minute="34" Hour="18">6:34</st1:time>
)
03. Assemblage 23 - Let Me Be Your Armor (<st1:time Minute="25" Hour="16">4:25</st1:time>
)
04. Beborn Beton - Deeper than the Usual Feeling (<st1:time Minute="42" Hour="16">4:42</st1:time>
)
05. Bruderschaft - Forever (club mix) (<st1:time Minute="47" Hour="18">6:47</st1:time>
)
06. Covenant - Dead stars (<st1:time Minute="12" Hour="17">5:12</st1:time>
)
07. Delerium - Silence (<st1:time Minute="5" Hour="16">4:05</st1:time>
)
08. DeVision - Drifting Sideways (<st1:time Minute="28" Hour="16">4:28</st1:time>
)
09. Echo Image - Breath Of Life (<st1:time Minute="38" Hour="16">4:38</st1:time>
)
10. Enigma - Gravity of Love (Judgement Day Club Mix) (<st1:time Minute="13" Hour="18">6:13</st1:time>
)
11. FischerSpooner - Emerge (Adult Remix) (<st1:time Minute="51" Hour="16">4:51</st1:time>
)
12. Hooverphonic - Someone (<st1:time Minute="11" Hour="16">4:11</st1:time>
)
13. Iris - Annie Would I Lie to You (<st1:time Minute="21" Hour="16">4:21</st1:time>
)
14. Ladytron - Discotraxx (<st1:time Minute="50" Hour="15">3:50</st1:time>
)
15. Wolfsheim - Wundervoll (<st1:time Minute="14" Hour="16">4:14</st1:time>)<o:p></o:p>


And finally, this is a mix of stuff I made my sister for Christmas. It's mostly harder industrial, though there are a fun 'fun and silly' tracks on it:

<BLOCKQUOTE dir=ltr style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
X-Mas 2003 Mix(for Jane)

01 - Aiboforcen - Twilight World (F8 remix)
02 - And One - Deutschmachine
03 - Android Lust - Suffer the Flesh
04 - Apotheosis - O Fortuna
05 - Bruderschaft - Forever (Anthem Remix)
06 - Covenant - Like Tears In Rain
07 - Cubanate - Oxyacedeline
08 - Decoded Feedback - Dark Star
09 - E Nomine - Das Omen
10 - Feindflug - Leitbild
11 - Genitorturers - I Touch Myself
12 - Hocico - Bloodshed
13 - KMFDM - Megalomaniac
14 - Neuroticfish - Velocity (original)
15 - Wumpscut - Kill A Raver
16 - Spray - I Am Gothic
17 - Kompressor - Kompressor Does Not Dance

[/quote]
A few other groups worth taking a look at:

Filament 38 - industrial group from here in Cleveland, hopefully I'll get to see them in a week or so.

Process of Elimination - industrial ebm from Buffalo, saw them open for Assemblage 23 and they were really good. I chat with Arick sometimes on AIM, he said they'd do a track for me if I did a club map for Action UT2k4 :biggrin:

Stromkern - great group, very original ebm style, you can download their biggest hit, Night Riders, from their website for free even.

Ayria - lead singer from Epsilon Minus' first album's new band. pretty good, love her voice.

Informatik - their album, Nymphomatik, is just great fun (it's all about sex)

Okay, I'm going to post this before I accidentally delete it again. :razz:

Die Form - dark ambient electronic with female vocals, really amazing.

Hocico - dark moody industrial, very good
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by JFry on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 4:37am
JFry
369 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 4:37am
JFry
member
369 posts 82 snarkmarks Registered: Mar 9th 2004 Occupation: Scumbag Location: USA
Heres a sampling of the groups I like.

NIN, Mindless self-indulgence, red hot chilli peppers, Kool Keith, System of a down, tool, roni size, benefit, massive attack, cage, outkast, ludikris, redman and methodman (and eric sermon), john the dentist, smashing pumpkins, eyedea, dj abilities, etc.

I used to like aphex twin alot but I dunno... it's just odd.

And jinx I never noticed you were from cleveland. I'm from canton so I guess we are kinda like brothers.
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Jinx on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 4:45am
Jinx
874 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 4:45am
Jinx
member
874 posts 692 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 27th 2002 Location: Ohio
JFry said:
And jinx I never noticed you were from cleveland. I'm from canton so I guess we are kinda like brothers.
how old are you JFry? you should meet me and some people out at The Chamber sometime if you are 18 or over. lots of cool music :biggrin:
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Yak_Fighter on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 5:14am
Yak_Fighter
1832 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 5:14am
1832 posts 742 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 30th 2001 Occupation: College Student/Slacker Location: Indianapolis, IN
I'm surprised so many people like Mindless Self Indulgence. I mean, they are enjoyable and all for what they are, but worthy enough to mention them as one of your favorite bands?

And Orph, that would make sense. The masses are stupid, especially when it comes to music. I swear if I ever hear the live version of 'Outside' by Staind I will drive to X103 and murder the DJ. Fun fact: the afternoon DJ of X103 who was the most popular radio personality in central Indiana behind Bob and Tom was accused of rape over New Years. I wonder if he ever got charged...
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Gorbachev on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 7:06am
Gorbachev
1569 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 7:06am
1569 posts 264 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 1st 2002 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Orpheus said:
Kage_Prototype said:
For me, there's no such thing as best song ever. It's just too damned hard to choose. :razz: It's really more of a "what song am I enjoying the most right now?" for me, as you're going to get sick of a song eventually.
no, thats not what i asked, i don't think zepplins song is the best either, but the polls say otherwise, what i am asking is, has anyone from outside the US ever heard this?? i wanna know if its as popular there as well.
Yes I know of it. My friend keeps learning how to play it on the guitar. I really fail to see the attraction of it, as well as most Zeppelin songs, I like them, but not THAT much. Even for classic rock.
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by ReNo on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 2:50pm
ReNo
5457 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 2:50pm
ReNo
member
5457 posts 1991 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 22nd 2001 Occupation: Level Designer Location: Scotland
? posted by SuperCrazy

The Broadways! If you like them, check out the Lawrence Arms. It has Brendan and Chris from The Broadways and they're one of the very few bands I consider to be good pop punk (Apathy and Exhaustion is one of the best albums ever made).

If you're into hardcore at all (I saw you had some Sick of it All), you should check out Trial By Fire, Break the Silence, and Strike Anywhere.
Errr, I'm not really into hardcore at all actually, just happened to have a few songs from compilations and things :sad: I quite like Sick if it All, but not enough to go looking for similar bands or anything. Thanks for the suggestions anyway though.
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Myrk- on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 4:45pm
Myrk-
2299 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 4:45pm
Myrk-
member
2299 posts 604 snarkmarks Registered: Feb 12th 2002 Occupation: CAD & Graphics Technician Location: Plymouth, UK
Hugh said:
Myrk- said:
For those who listen to In Flames it might interest you to know the lead singer was the basist of soilwork, who are much much better in my opinion. They are a lot heavier though...
Hence why I like In Flames more. Soilwork's definitely more melodic and all, but sometimes I just need that KRUSH KRUSH KILL sound. Certainly both are better than the crap that is Arch Enemy. Death metal? Female singer? (granted, with a hellish voice) WTF!?
Errr no, I mean soilwork is heavier... you've obviously only heard thier pussy Figure Number Five album... Go out and buy (with great difficulty in locating) the album "The Chainheart Machine"... That'll blast you away with screaming and solos beyond comprehension!
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Forceflow on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 5:57pm
Forceflow
2420 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 5:57pm
2420 posts 451 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 6th 2003 Occupation: Engineering Student (CS) Location: Belgium
Jinx said:
12. Hooverphonic - Someone (<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:time Hour="16" Minute="11">4:11</st1:time>)
Hooverphonic = belgian ! Glad to hear they're popular in the U.S.
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by KungFuSquirrel on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 6:27pm
KungFuSquirrel
751 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 6:27pm
751 posts 393 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 22nd 2001 Occupation: Game Design, LightBox Interactive Location: Austin TX
There's a big difference between 'popular' and 'one person on an online message board knows of them.' :smile:
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Kage_Prototype on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 8:38pm
Kage_Prototype
1248 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 8:38pm
1248 posts 165 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 10th 2003 Occupation: Student Location: Manchester UK
I'm surprised so many people like Mindless Self Indulgence. I mean, they are enjoyable and all for what they are, but worthy enough to mention them as one of your favorite bands?
Well...yeah. :razz: It's just way too easy to enjoy really.
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Adam Hawkins on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 9:25pm
Adam Hawkins
858 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 9:25pm
858 posts 333 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 25th 2002 Occupation: Specialty Systems Manager Location: Chesterfield, UK
I'm a bit of a stickler for music and own too many CDs to really pick a few favourites. Of course i'm damn near broke because of it! :rolleyes:

http://rain.frontline2.com/music.txt
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Orpheus on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 10:04pm
Orpheus
13860 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 10:04pm
Orpheus
member
13860 posts 2024 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 26th 2001 Occupation: Long Haul Trucking Location: Long Oklahoma - USA
Adam Hawkins said:
I'm a bit of a stickler for music and own too many CDs to really pick a few favourites. Of course i'm damn near broke because of it! :rolleyes:

http://rain.frontline2.com/music.txt
slaps forehead

s**t guys, i haven't posted my movie list in a while..

notices angry glare

and i think it will hold a bit longer.. thats some list as well master hawkins :smile:
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by ReNo on Sun Apr 11th 2004 at 11:26pm
ReNo
5457 posts
Posted 2004-04-11 11:26pm
ReNo
member
5457 posts 1991 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 22nd 2001 Occupation: Level Designer Location: Scotland
Holy s**t! That is one hell of a CD collection - you own originals of all those?!
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by JFry on Mon Apr 12th 2004 at 12:06am
JFry
369 posts
Posted 2004-04-12 12:06am
JFry
member
369 posts 82 snarkmarks Registered: Mar 9th 2004 Occupation: Scumbag Location: USA
Jinx said:
JFry said:
And jinx I never noticed you were from cleveland. I'm from canton so I guess we are kinda like brothers.
how old are you JFry? you should meet me and some people out at The Chamber sometime if you are 18 or over. lots of cool music :biggrin:
I'm 22 for now sounds cool I've never been to a real industrial club. Is that place in the flats? I tend to get lost everytime I go to cleveland.
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by OtZman on Mon Apr 12th 2004 at 12:43am
OtZman
1890 posts
Posted 2004-04-12 12:43am
OtZman
member
1890 posts 218 snarkmarks Registered: Jul 12th 2003 Occupation: Student Location: Sweden
I listen to the Max Payne intro over and over again until I fall asleep :kitty:
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Myrk- on Mon Apr 12th 2004 at 12:53am
Myrk-
2299 posts
Posted 2004-04-12 12:53am
Myrk-
member
2299 posts 604 snarkmarks Registered: Feb 12th 2002 Occupation: CAD & Graphics Technician Location: Plymouth, UK
Hawkins your Megadeth and Metallica collection dissapoints me :-(

You haven't got the 2 best albums of Megadeth! (Rust in Peace and Youthanasia)
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by diablo on Mon Apr 12th 2004 at 11:02am
diablo
189 posts
Posted 2004-04-12 11:02am
diablo
member
189 posts 29 snarkmarks Registered: Oct 19th 2002 Occupation: Guitarist Location: Melbourne, Australia
ReNo said:
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
I don't know if you would be interested but there are a couple Aussie ska bands that I quite like that you probably might not of heard. They are;
Area 7
The Porkers
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Leperous on Mon Apr 12th 2004 at 11:11am
Leperous
3382 posts
Posted 2004-04-12 11:11am
Leperous
Creator of SnarkPit!
member
3382 posts 1635 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 21st 2001 Occupation: Lazy student Location: UK
Hrm, lacking a bit of Coldplay here. pets his 'Blue Room EP' copy
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by ReNo on Mon Apr 12th 2004 at 11:47am
ReNo
5457 posts
Posted 2004-04-12 11:47am
ReNo
member
5457 posts 1991 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 22nd 2001 Occupation: Level Designer Location: Scotland
Not heard of Area 7, but I know of the porkers - used to have a couple of songs of theirs before I lost my entire mp3 collection due to a hard drive burning out :sad: Thanks for the reminder though will certainly try and get some tunes of theirs again, and try to find some Area 7 too.

I find Coldplay a little too moany for my liking, though I know a lot of mates who really like them, and I certainly have nothing against them. I prefer similar (well, sort of similar) bands though, such as The Get Up Kids, The Anniversary, Alkaline Trio, etc...
Re: what do you listen to? Posted by Adam Hawkins on Tue Apr 13th 2004 at 8:00am
Adam Hawkins
858 posts
Posted 2004-04-13 8:00am
858 posts 333 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 25th 2002 Occupation: Specialty Systems Manager Location: Chesterfield, UK
ReNo said:
Holy s**t! That is one hell of a CD collection - you own originals of all those?!
Yup...all originals - i'm trying to cut down...honest!

And, Myrk, I haven't got all the Metallica albums as I can't really afford to get 'em yet, I fill in the blanks when I can :wink: Megadeth are an acquired taste I guess, cos I find his voice a little whiny to buy any of their albums (Cryptic Writings was a gift from my parents and Risk was from my sister :wink: )