Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 7:21am
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I've recently started listening to papa roach again, I've listened to thier new single called erm.....getting away with murder, it isn't as good as thier old stuff, a bit of a let down :sad: But thier first two albums are definatly worth listening to.
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 7:32am
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Less than jake
3 Doors Down
The Darkness
Avril Lavigne
U2 (always fantastically good)
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 7:36am
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Rammstein will have their fourth cd out in a month or so. The single 'Mein Teil' kicks ass (of course).
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 7:42am
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Bright Eyes, Commander Venus, Pedro The Lion, Azure Ray, Rilo Kiley,
Desaparecidos, The Faint, Sorry About Dresden, Thursday, The Cure,
Death Cab For Cutie, Elefant, Franz Ferdinand, Grandaddy, Hot Hot Heat,
The Shins, The Mars Volta, Saves The Day, Weezer, etc...
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 8:20am
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Franz Ferdinand, T Raumschmiere, Tom Waits, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, ...
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 8:30am
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hmm.....more people than I thought like franz ferdinand, they are quite good.
I'm going to see bowling for soup in oct!!!!
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 9:08am
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Girls Against Boys
Hawthorne Heights
Atreyu
Taking Back Sunday
The Cure
Supergrass best of
Godsmack's acoustic EP
EDIT - Forgot some of the others i've bought recently...
Futureheads
Dogs Die In Hot Cars
Graham Coxon
Killers
Bayside
My Chemical Romance
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 9:59am
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The Offspring
Bad Religion
Sex Pistols
Dead Kennadys
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Good Charlotte
The Streets
Franz Ferdinand
[**EDIT**]
For got about Greenday
Re: Recently listened
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Yeah, Franz are pretty good. Looking forward to the new Embrace album actually (bit lighter than some of the stuff already mentioned...), as well as some good old Jimmy Eat World in October :smile:
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Yes! It's been too long a wait for the new Jimmy Eat World album :smile:
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 1:40pm
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While certainly not the type of music I normally listen to, I've
been enjoying Maroon 5, N.E.R.D. and Hot Action Cop lately. Good party
music, almost everyone seems to like them when they get put on.
In the past year I've been dabbling in a bit of female pop artists as
well, and quite enjoy a bit of Avril Lavigne, Michelle Branch and
Natasha Bedingfield (though only one song - "These Words" is just
really funky).
Of course these are mostly passing phases, my favourite bands are
typically emo, ska and punk bands. Yellowcard are a band I've been
listening to loads lately, their new
album "Ocean Avenue" is an excellent mix of pop-punk and emo, with a
violinest in the band for good measure. Other really good bands I've
enjoyed lately are...
The Smooths - Quality ska, hadn't even heard of them til playing Amped 2, now they are up there amongst my favourites!
Spitalfield - Another band I heard from Amped 2 (what a soundtrack!),
Spitalfield are a great pop-punk/emo fusion, similar to Yellowcard.
Scafull King - Uber upbeat Japanese ska, who can handle big-band style
songs with ease. Pity they are impossible to get albums of in the
western world :sad:
Rx Bandits - Quality mix of rock, nu-metal and ska. Pretty much
undefinable music, which adds to their charm. Very few bands sound like
this one!
311 - Probably my all time favourite band, 311 have such an eclectic
collection of songs yet an instantly recognisable style. Hip-hop, rap,
reggae, a little ska, and of course a healthy dose of rock, all rolled
into one :smile: Pity everyone else seems to hate them...
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 1:43pm
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Pink Floyd!!!!~~~~[color=gray] Best band ever!!!~~!~~[/color]
I also listen to The Yes, some 311 and Led Zeppelin.
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 2:02pm
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Probably not written by her either, which would add to the irony even
more :biggrin: Dunno why I like it, its really not the sort of music I
normally enjoy, but I enjoyed it from my first listen :smile:
/feels ashamed
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 6:58pm
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If I told you what I listen to, somebody would commit murder :]
Re: Recently listened
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SPITALFIELD!!!!!!!!!!!!! w0t!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!1111!!!!112
Re: Recently listened
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Badly Drawn Boy
Bumblebeez 81
(The?) Coral (thanks to scary_jeff :biggrin: )
Dynamite Hack (Anyway + Boys in the Hood = best songs ever)
Franz Ferdinand
Hot Hot Heat (kind of getting tired of them)
The Killers
The Libertines
New Pornographers
No Doubt (OC represent!!)
The Pillows (FLCL fans unite!)
Snow Patrol
Sublime (OC represent x 2!!)
Tortoise (can't find any of their stuff on WinMX though)
Von Bondies
Yeah Yeah Yeah's
Going to try to find some of that ska stuff ReNo pointed out...
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 8:05pm
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In no particular order...
Van Halen
Rammstein (German)
Iron Maiden
Paul Oakenfold
AC/DC
Judas Priest
Minibosses
Prodigy
X-Japan (Japanese)
B'z (Japanese)
Covenant
Fatboy Slim
Foreigner
Funker Vogt
Led Zeppelin
Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on
Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 8:17pm
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In Flames
Norther
Paradise Lost
Basically the big 3 that I listen to at the moment, other favorites are Ill Nino, Radiohead, Spineshank, ehm... Zeromancer's good but getting old.
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 8:20pm
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I wouldnt call the last two Prodigy releases "comebacks", or
unsuccessful for that matter :smile: Fat Of The Land is an absolutely superb
album when you delve past the Firestarter/Breathe popularity
competition..
Also, "Babys Got A Temper" - that god awful song they released to taste
always outnumbered, never outgunned was scrapped along with the
rest of the material proposed for that album - all for the better as
well, the new album is meant to be good as ever :smile:
listening to at the moment?
aphex twin
autechre
boards of canada
u.n.p.o.c.
bonobo
franz ferdinand
queens of the stone age
kyuss
neutral milk hotel
outkast
radiohead
yo la tengo..
plus a whole range of other genre defying eclectic styles.. im quite
the muso as it happens :/ perhaps should do somethign worthwhile with
my life rather than working and worshipping good music :razz:
edit: force, you have good taste.. why soil it with wannabe emo-indie
whiners like the doves? ;P and the strokes! me retches :razz:
edit #2: and without sounding like a pretentious fewl, i would list my
regular listening favourites of the moment, but its not worth it cos
they uber obscure indie/uber obscure elektronika/drum n bass, or
classical :razz:
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 8:33pm
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Yo La Tengo is good.
CJ - I know what you mean about HHH, they are easy to get annoyed with.
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I'll be listening to one or more of these on any given day.
In particular order:
? Nine Inch Nails
? Tool
? Pink Floyd
? Aphex Twin
? Alan Parsons Project
? Led Zeppelin
? Queen
? Marilyn Manson
? Rammstein
? Chemical Brothers
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 8:41pm
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I'm missing the original Doom music. Which rocked.
At the moment, my Chemical Brothers favo is "Out Of Control" ... or "Star Guitar" (I like the vocal parts)
Re: Recently listened
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Thu Aug 12th 2004 at 9:08pm
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Any song that has a nice smooth long (I'm sure someone will point out that I just said that) guitar solo is a good song.
One of the best song I find to listen to when I'm *cough*stoned*cough* is 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' (Either the live 7 minute version with George Harrisson and Eric Clapton, or the Jeff Healey version).
Been trying to find more songs with guitar solo's like that. The only simular solo-ed songs that I can find are Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd, and Hotel California by The Eagles.
Anybody get what I'm saying or know songs like that?
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echo
[edit] Echoes by Pink Floyd is a superb, short&sweet song. [/edit]
Re: Recently listened
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gabriel & dresden
markus schulz
armin van buuren
...
Re: Recently listened
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Some of the better individual songs I've discovered recently:
Beastie Boys - Ch-Check it Out
Chemlab - Electric Molecular
Down - Bury Me in Smoke
Down - Stone the Crow
Dog Fashion Disco - Vertigo Motel
Dropkick Murphys - Bastards on Parade
Dropkick Murphys - The Dirty Glass
Faith No More - Midlife Crisis
Fear Factory - Corporate Cloning
Fear Factory - Archetype
Front 242 - Body to Body
Helmet - Milquetoast
Kyuss - Demon Cleaner
Laibach - WAT
Ozma - Battlescars
Red Tape - Stalingrad
Refused - New Noise
Santa Esmeralda - Don't Let Me be Misunderstood
Spineshank - Dead to Me
Tenacious D - Double Team
Tomahawk - Captain Midnight
Re: Recently listened
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Oh god it burns!!!
And I just spilled maple syrup on me elbow... Can't lick it off.
Re: Recently listened
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What? Not enough stoner rock for ya?
Re: Recently listened
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I've been listening to the Black Hawk Down soundtrack and the Lost Prophets album a lot recently.
Re: Recently listened
Posted by $loth on
Fri Aug 13th 2004 at 6:13am
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I am so glad that no-one has mentioned the likes of...eminem and "dr.dre" and thier lil "possie".
I bet you that dr.dre didn't even go to medical school!
Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on
Fri Aug 13th 2004 at 8:44am
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He's Dr. Dre because he admired Dr. J (Julius Erving), who's also not a doctor yet I hear no complaints about that one...
Re: Recently listened
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Dr J graduated from the school of hard knocks, getting a doctorate in basketball with specialization in dunks started from the free throw line. I see no problem with his credentials.
Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on
Fri Aug 13th 2004 at 8:53am
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He's indeed a superb basketball player, but to people who don't like basketball, who cares? I imagine the same goes for Dre if you switch basketball with rap.