Recommend me

[Team Angle Pusher 0]

I don't know many artists to be honest. I know all the really popular guys and I know a lot of artists from like the 80's but when I look at the thread "what album did you listen to today" I think WTF, who are all these people? So recommend me some good music. Music you almost listen to every day because it's so addictive. Now I don't like Hardcore or any variation of it, I don't like Britney Spears music, that's gay. I like songs with guitar solos and shit like that, I also like rap, basically I'm open for most things.

 

Recommend please

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

Shadows Fall - Of One Blood

 

Get the album. Half the people here have it because I already pimped it to them. It'll either be one of your favorites or you won't give two fucks for it and sell it to a used record store, but it's worth a listen for the guitar work.

[Team Angle Pusher 0]

Can you give me like a couple of good songs of them so I can download them to check it out

[the max 0]

I don't know if anyone will agree with me, but CKY is pretty good.

 

Their new CD was worth the 5.99$ that I paid for it.

 

Good songs:

 

- Suddenly Tragic

- Plastic Plan

- Human Drive in Hi-Fi

- Shock and Terror

- Don't Hold Your Breath

[TheBostonStrangler 0]

Listen to the Dropkick Murphys. A punk band with Gaelic influences, like a bagpiper, etc. Some songs to give a listen to in order to get a feel for the band:

 

- The Gauntlet

- Rocky Road To Dublin

- It's A Long Way To The Top (cover of the AC/DC song)

- Walk Away

- Skinhead on the MBTA

- Finnegan's Wake

- Tessie

 

Those should give you a feel for what the band is like. Awesome group with a big following, especially in Boston, their hometown.

[Lord of The Curry 0]

I'll take this oppurtunity to pimp Broken Social Scene. They're a "collective" out of Toronto with each member being inolved in one (or two or three) different side-projects. I hesitate to use the term "band" to describe them as they're in constant rotation, concert-wise and recording-wise.

 

Their 2002 album You Forgot It In People was basically made because everybody in the group felt the need to branch away from everything that they were doing at the time and just make an album full of fun pop songs. The result is probably like nothing you've ever heard before, sound-wise. This is one of those CD's that you can listen to day and night for a month and think you've memorized it until two weeks later when you hear something different.

 

DL's

 

- Almost Crimes

- KC Accidental

- Looks just like the sun

- Stars and Sons.

 

If any of these appeal to you then you owe it to yourself to check the album out.

[Renegade 0]

The Mad Capsule Markets, some songs:

 

Island

Pulse

Midi surf

RDMC

Bomb Idea

All the time in sunny beach

Fly high

 

More people need to listen to the mad caps

[snuffbox 0]

Jeff Buckley - Grace

 

DLs - Grace, Eternal Life, Mojo Pin, Last Goodbye

[Lord of The Curry 0]

Good call on Grace, I finally picked that one up yesterday.

[The Czech Republic 0]

They're a "collective" out of Toronto with each member being inolved in one (or two or three) different side-projects. I hesitate to use the term "band" to describe them as they're in constant rotation, concert-wise and recording-wise.

pretentious

 

indie

 

shit

[Giuseppe Zangara 0]

You got the indie part right, Czech. In spite of LotC's description, You Forgot It in People is one of the very, very few near-great indie rock albums this decade.

[Giuseppe Zangara 0]

But you can just stick with Kid A.

[cbacon 0]

Both albums are fantastic.

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

Shadows Fall recs (songs from Of One Blood, because most songs from the following two albums won't be up your alley):

-"Crushing Belial"

-"Of One Blood"

-"The First Noble Truth" (might be too screamy for you, but there's great guitar work in it)

-"To Ashes"

[Paul Stanley 0]

Coheed & Cambria: Second Stage Turbine Blade

Coheed & Cambria: In keepings secrets of silent earth: 3

 

 

It's all a big quadrilogy of non stop rock

[Red Baron 0]

If you want to get laid, then all you need is Journey and all is fine.

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

Maker of the thread should listen to some Robin Trower.

[Renegade 0]

Coheed & Cambria: Second Stage Turbine Blade

Coheed & Cambria: In keepings secrets of silent earth: 3

 

 

It's all a big quadrilogy of non stop rock

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I second this, although the whole graphic novel storyline part is a bit offputting.

[DCMaximo 0]

"Water And Solutions" by Far is utterly fantastic. I'd almost describe it as "emo", except that Jonah's voice is powerful instead of whiny, his voice unbelievably raw in places, and he doesn't spend his time whining about girls who don't care.

 

DL's:

"Waiting For Sunday"

"Mother Mary"

"Bury White"

[B. Brian Brunzell 0]

Local H Recommendations:

 

"Hands on the Bible"

"(Baby Wants To) Tame Me"

"President Forever"

"All the Kids are Right"

"Buffalo Trace"

"What Would You Have Me Do?"

"Lovey Dovey"

 

And on Strangler's Gaelic influence influence, here's some Pogues recommendations:

 

"Fairytale of New York"

"Sunnyside of the Street"

"The Sick Bed of Cuchuliann"

"Young Ned of the Hill"

"If I Should Fall from Grace with God"

"Sally MacLennane"

"The Band Played Waltzing Matilda"

"A Pair of Brown Eyes"

"Streams of Whiskey"

[Zetterberg is God 0]

I don't know if anyone will agree with me, but CKY is pretty good.

 

Their new CD was worth the 5.99$ that I paid for it.

 

Good songs:

 

- Suddenly Tragic

- Plastic Plan

- Human Drive in Hi-Fi

- Shock and Terror

- Don't Hold Your Breath

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I wholeheartedly agree with this. CKY are an excellent band, and their latest CD is my favorite release of this year by far.

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

Local H Recommendations:

 

"Hands on the Bible"

"(Baby Wants To) Tame Me"

"President Forever"

"All the Kids are Right"

"Buffalo Trace"

"What Would You Have Me Do?"

"Lovey Dovey"

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Wow...no "Bound for the Floor," which might be the one song he could have possibly already heard by them.

[B. Brian Brunzell 0]

I didn't feel like being Captain Obvious today, Laz.

[snuffbox 0]

I like Local H's Half-Life song.

 

dont they have a live record on the way?

[Red Baron 0]

If you want a good cover, download Local H version of Toxic.

[B. Brian Brunzell 0]

I like Local H's Half-Life song.

 

dont they have a live record on the way?

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Yeah they do. I was just at their site last night and it's going to be called Alive '05. It'll be released September 18th, if I recall correctly.

[Paul Stanley 0]

If you want to get laid, then all you need is Journey and all is fine.

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Yes. I have 3 Journey albums on vinyl & 6 Journey CD's, and believe me..the ladies give in when 'Open Arms' comes on

[Paul Stanley 0]

Coheed & Cambria: Second Stage Turbine Blade

Coheed & Cambria: In keepings secrets of silent earth: 3

 

 

It's all a big quadrilogy of non stop rock

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I second this, although the whole graphic novel storyline part is a bit offputting.

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I never knew you were a Co&Ca listener. Picking up the new album when it comes out?

[Si82 0]

 

"A Certain Trigger" - Maximo Park

 

It's the fantastic debut album from the post punkers Maximo Park featuring a mix of different songs. Kinda like The Futureheads.

 

Recommended Tracks:

"Apply Some Pressure"

"Graffiti"

"The Coast Is Always Changing"

"Acrobat"

[The Czech Republic 0]

You got the indie part right, Czech. In spite of LotC's description, You Forgot It in People is one of the very, very few near-great indie rock albums this decade.

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I just don't like the collective thing. Elephant 6 underwhelmsme