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BB King and Tom Waits all day.
Official Non-Hip-Hop Thread vol. Change We Can Believe In
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Neutral Milk Hotel - Holland, 1945
Earlier, my friend told me that this song sucks and it was too "strange". I was just like
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Earlier, my friend told me that this song sucks and it was too "strange". I was just like
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Damn right. I enjoy their music a lot since it's so obviously Tool influenced and it's great workout music. "Wonder What'sNext" and the one you mentioned are both very solid albums and "Vena Sera" has some highlights. Funny thing is my girl likes and listens tothem way more than I do, but my favorites of theirs include:Originally Posted by JOSH4523
but anyways, theres a band i havent seen mentioned here, pretty sure Tical is probably familiar with them since one of their influences is Tool. Chevelle from illinois, one of my favorite bands. Great riffs and petes voice is just awesome. lately ive been listening to their "This type of thinking (could do us in)" album, great album front to back, i dont skip one song.
"Vitamin R"
"Comfortable Liar"
"The Red"
"Send the Pain Below"
"Safer Waters"
"Antisaint"
"Panic Prone"
"Still Running"
"The Clincher"
"Bend the Bracket"
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^Apparently not, I saw that too.
Neutral Milk Hotel - Holland, 1945
Earlier, my friend told me that this song sucks and it was too "strange". I was just like.......
Slap them. I put people onto NMH with that track.
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Originally Posted by JOSH4523
i havent yet, i had only 10 bucks for one album, i had to go with the new bloc party album which really disappointed me. but anyways, theres a band i havent seen mentioned here, pretty sure Tical is probably familiar with them since one of their influences is Tool. Chevelle from illinois, one of my favorite bands. Great riffs and petes voice is just awesome. lately ive been listening to their "This type of thinking (could do us in)" album, great album front to back, i dont skip one song.
Yes!
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Have been recommended Chevelle before but never gave them a listen, what do you guys suggest I start with?
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Check out the songs I listed in my previous post and if you like those then the album JOSH suggested and "Wonder What's Next" are both worthlistening to.
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Chevelle sucks hahaha. Who listens to that garbage like that and tool?
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you forgot to put "imo" somewhere in that sentence.
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I'll make this easy.
My top albums of 08 by genre:
Grindcore: Kill The Client - Cleptocracy
Black Metal: Krallice - Krallice
Brutal Death Metal: Hour of Penance - The Vile Conception
My top albums of 08 by genre:
Grindcore: Kill The Client - Cleptocracy
Black Metal: Krallice - Krallice
Brutal Death Metal: Hour of Penance - The Vile Conception
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what i've been listening to recently:
jan & dean
the cyrkle
the trashwomen
scrugg
the turtles
acid eater
the mummies
tyrannosaurus rex
slapp happy
the zombies
the lemon pipers
the seeds
the troggs
link wray
fantastic magic
silver apples
buzzcocks
jan & dean
the cyrkle
the trashwomen
scrugg
the turtles
acid eater
the mummies
tyrannosaurus rex
slapp happy
the zombies
the lemon pipers
the seeds
the troggs
link wray
fantastic magic
silver apples
buzzcocks
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Just got the Adderley Cannonball and Miles Davis album...gonna give it a spin tonight. Been into a bigtime jazz mood recently....
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How can Chevelle and Tool be placed in the same sentence!?
Chevelle (IMO) is just some generic rock band.
Now Tool...they're great, very creative and moody sound. The bass is ill. Opiate is a great song.
And yo, Any Primus Fans on here?
Chevelle (IMO) is just some generic rock band.
Now Tool...they're great, very creative and moody sound. The bass is ill. Opiate is a great song.
And yo, Any Primus Fans on here?
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^Blahhhhhhhhhhhhh I tried listening to Sailing the Seas of Cheese and almost puked. I had heard so many good things about that album and I couldn't bareit!
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Of course.
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Yo mace, do you listen to Q and Not U?
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Nope. They're one of the bands I'm told to check out, and just haven't yet.
What would you recommend?
What would you recommend?
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i agree that this thread is becoming way too similar to the rock post that is stickied at the top.
i think the best solution is this: can we get the music forum divided into different genres? kind of like the regional and buy/sell forums are subdivided.
in the past, i've always just gone straight to the rock post at the top because it's the only one that i can find. occasionally i'll gather up somepatience and flip through a few pages of rap & hip-hop threads just to see if there's something in there that catches my attention. but in the end, alot of good posts die a very quick death because they get drowned out.
who can we ask to get this done? anyone feel this would be a good solution?
i think the best solution is this: can we get the music forum divided into different genres? kind of like the regional and buy/sell forums are subdivided.
in the past, i've always just gone straight to the rock post at the top because it's the only one that i can find. occasionally i'll gather up somepatience and flip through a few pages of rap & hip-hop threads just to see if there's something in there that catches my attention. but in the end, alot of good posts die a very quick death because they get drowned out.
who can we ask to get this done? anyone feel this would be a good solution?
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I personally Prefer No Kill No Beep Beep but to be honest you should just get all of their albums. Their last album Power was so dope in such a different way.I forgot how much I loved them until I actually had time to start putting a lot of my vinyl on my iPod the last couple weekends. Once I get a break over thewinter I'm going to go home and get all my records and start ripping and not leave for days.
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lately,
hootie and the blowfish - live in charleston, and cracked rear view
incubus - morning view
coheed and cambria - second stage turbine blade
hootie and the blowfish - live in charleston, and cracked rear view
incubus - morning view
coheed and cambria - second stage turbine blade
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Because it's so obvious that one of Chevelle's major influences, guitar wise and riff construction at least, was Tool. Pete should really send checksto Adam Jones after every album Chevelle releases for directly spawning his playing.
As for Primus, you damn right. Les Claypool is always enjoyable. He covered Pink Floyd's entire "Animals" album live and nailed it.
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TEAM SLEEP!!!
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Originally Posted by ProduccionFrescos
TEAM SLEEP!!!
Deftones
"Blvd. Nights", "Natalie Portman", and "11/11" are my favorite Team Sleep songs, and I could go on for days about Deftones. Hopefully Chi fully recovers, he was in a bad car crash and is currently in a coma...
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