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    Oh man I need new music to listen to... HELP!

    I really need some new tunes. I'm open to anything. I downloaded some flaming lips and stuff of that nature today and I must say it's pretty interesting. Not what I usually listen to but good. Fire away with some suggestions.
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    I have some few suggestions for you to start with:

    - PORCUPINE TREE - In Absentia
    - MARILLION - Afraid of Sunlight
    - DOVES - The Last Broadcast
    - THE CHURCH - After Everything Now This
    - MERCURY REV - Deserter's Songs
    - XTC - Apple Venus
    - OCTOBER PROJECT - October Project
    - RAY WILSON - Change

    Demetrio.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Izlsnizzt
    I really need some new tunes. I'm open to anything. I downloaded some flaming lips and stuff of that nature today and I must say it's pretty interesting. Not what I usually listen to but good. Fire away with some suggestions.
    Well, what do you normally listen to?

    BTW, you came to the right place if you want to hear new (or at least new-to-you) music. Send me a private message with your mailing address and I'll send you a couple discs worth of stuff to try out that has around forty different bands. Some of which I'm sure will be new. And as always, no trades required.
    Originally Posted by Troy: She has that same kind of cleft-pallet, slightly retarded way of singing that so many other people find endearing.


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    Probably best just to read some of the posts that pop up and listen to some samples. There's a thread going right now about the new Secret Machines CD and I would recommend checking out that one if you like kind of a modern take on Pink Floyd. I think you can listen to the whole thing at their site. Nice 4.5/5 review in today's http://www.tinymixtapes.com/musicrev...t_machines.htm

    Lots of others, but without knowing anything about your taste in music it's kind of hard. Come to think of it, that's never stopped me before, so.....

    I really love the Twilight Singers play Blackberry Belle from last year. It's the second album from Greg Dulli, formerly the leader of Afghan Whigs. I was just listening to it last week and it's so good. Lots and lots of listens over the last few months but it is still holding up strong. It's kind of a return to the harder rocking Afghan Whigs sound, but still retains much of the ambience and calmness of the first Twilight Singers CD which was recorded more of a Whigs side project along with Fila Brazillia. About the new one, I think AMG said something like Afghan Whigs meets Massive Attack. Very soulful, but with a hint of cool trip-hop sound too. Almost a Righteous Bros sound at times. And the closing song "Number Nine" (actually track 11 ) which includes the lyric containing the album title, devil - sweet talkin fly on the wall / blackberry belle of the ball / just like you told me - I'm gonna crawl, features Mark Lanegan as the main vocalist, with his deep Johnny Cash-like baritone setting the tone of the song, and then Greg Dulli taking over on the chorus and also singing background over some very nice music driven along by Petra Haden on violin, and toward the end with her background vocals joining the others, and then all by herself crooning a bit like Clare Torry on "The Great Gig in the Sky". Very nice closer. Others credited in the notes for some or all of the album are drummer Stanton Moore from Galactic, Prince's Purple Rain lover Apollonia, guitarist Alvin Youngblood Hart, and many other luminaries. Pretty nice recording too. Anyway, definitely worth listening to some clips if you like the Whigs mix of rock and soul, which I do.

    Also, just got the new Honeydogs 10,000 Years and it's a very good one. Kind of like a modern day Sgt. Pepper in some respects. Conceptual with far reaching, intelligent lyrics, all wrapped in great Beatleseque melodies. It had a limited release last year and a full release just recently so should be widely available online. It's on the Aimee Mann/Michael Penn United Musicians label so shares some of their ideals for adult pop, and the two of them have glowing quotes about it at the label site, as you would expect, but I'll just post them below for fun. There are a few other less biased reviews online if you do a search. Some of the lyrics will probably have you reaching for either a dictionary or a history book, but who says all rock lyrics have to be written for little kids

    “I love The Honeydogs. Lyrics that display a social conscience, melodies I wish I had written and really interesting arrangements. And now here’s 10,000 Years. I love this record. Great Pop songs. Everyone should own this. It's like television...or paper.” - Michael Penn

    “I've been playing their new record every day since I first heard it. It's a concept with great melodies and great lyrics and wonderful performances. A truly unique project but with classic pop songs...oh, if every rock opera could be this well-conceived.” - Aimee Mann
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    For no other reason than, "because I said so"

    Whatever you do, stay far far away from these suggestions:

    Buckethead, Population Override
    In The Nursery, Hindle Wakes
    Einstürzende Neubauten, Silence is Sexy
    The Gathering, Souvenirs
    Blue Man Group, The Complex
    Matt Elliott, The Mess We Made
    Sigur Rós, ()
    Notwist, Neon Golden

    No seriously, just reel off like 10 disks that you would list amongst your favourites...you don't have to give a top 10, but give us a clue for pete's saki.
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    Well here's an Idea of some of my favorite discs.

    Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon SACD
    Roger Waters - In the Flesh Live SACD
    Alan Hovhaness - Mysterios Mountains SACD
    Dream Theater - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
    Mr. Bungle - California
    Thomas Murray - Transcribers Art (Organ)
    Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture SACD
    Ray Brown/Monty Alexander/Russell Malone - Self Titled SACD
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    BTW, I've got alot of your suggestions and they are all some really great listening. I feel like I'm being open up to some different music already which was my primary goal in joining this forum. Thanks guys...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Demetrio
    I have some few suggestions for you to start with...........
    Hey Demetrio! Long time, no see. Hope all has been well with you. That looks familiar. Is that from a Pink Floyd album? Or where?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davey
    Hey Demetrio! Long time, no see. Hope all has been well with you. That looks familiar. Is that from a Pink Floyd album? Or where?
    Hey, big Dave, it's always great to join this awesome group, the only problem is that I have been so busy lately, there has not been too much time to come here more often.

    As for my avatar, it was taken from a Galleon cd cover (this is a Swedish neo-prog band).

    Best regards,
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    how about Gomez?

    Quote Originally Posted by Izlsnizzt
    I really need some new tunes. I'm open to anything. I downloaded some flaming lips and stuff of that nature today and I must say it's pretty interesting. Not what I usually listen to but good. Fire away with some suggestions.
    I just heard their latest album Split the Difference yesterday and i can easily give it a generic recommendation. immediately accessible and catchy, yet interesting enough that it will likely stick for the long haul.
    Their other albums have received quite a bit of praise on this forum as well. I can vouch for both In Our Gun and Bring it On (2 very solid albums).
    Welcome and Good luck

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    Pinkfloyd

    Meddle
    Wish You Were Here
    Final Cut
    Radio Chaos
    Darkside Of The Moon

    Kruder&Dorfmeister

    The K&D sessions
    Tosca
    Peach Orchestra

    Mike Oldfield

    Tubular Bells Part I&II
    Ommadawn
    Some oldies yes, but still very good music to listen to :-]

    Paul Reset with Drum and Bass Arenaset [very nice]
    Moving Shadows [Budget D&b series that are no longer available in the stores here in holland :-[
    Morcean Worker [A very good cd]

    And there are plenty more to listen to

    TIP: try kazaa or emule to find music, It works for me

    Greetings Muziekfreak

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    Quote Originally Posted by Izlsnizzt
    Well here's an Idea of some of my favorite discs.

    Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon SACD
    Roger Waters - In the Flesh Live SACD
    Alan Hovhaness - Mysterios Mountains SACD
    Dream Theater - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
    Mr. Bungle - California
    Thomas Murray - Transcribers Art (Organ)
    Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture SACD
    Ray Brown/Monty Alexander/Russell Malone - Self Titled SACD
    Some fine disks on your list. PF and DT are two of my favourites as well. Take another look at Demetrio's list (Hey D, great to see you! You've been missed around here ). I don't know everything on his list but I'm thinking that Porcupine Tree and Marillion would be up your alley.

    In addition:
    Opeth - Damnation (although a little on the mellow side)
    Chain - Recontruct
    Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley
    Cryptic Vision - Moments of Clarity
    The Mars Volta - De-loused In the Comatorium
    Queens of the Stoneage - Songs for the Deaf
    Queensryche
    Spock's Beard

    If you haven't already, try some older DT. Scenes From a Memory is their best work IMHO. Falling Into Infinity has a bit more of a classic rock sound...probably their most commercially accessable disk. Their new disk, Train of Thought is also very good and has some technically awesome musicianship.

    This is definately the place to be if you're looking for introductions to new tunes. Except for Queensryche and Cryptic Vision, every other band listed above came to me as a recommendation from someone here.

    Good listening!

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    Dood,

    you need to only listen to what Demetrio and I recommend.

    The music those other guys listen to is just too weird.

    You might enjoy The Clash - London Calling ; Yes - Close to the Edge ; Rush - Moving Pictures ; Kansas - Leftoverture (newly remastered) ; Genesis - A Trick of the Tail, and last but not least, Deep Purple - Machine Head.

    Rock on, glad to see some new people posting here.

    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dusty Chalk
    Sigur Rós, ()
    Notwist, Neon Golden
    sigur ros is wonderfully new for most people. great recommendation there.

    the notwist are a fantastic band. i actually prefer Shrink to Neon Golden, but both are great.


    The Gathering, Souvenirs
    and here we have our first disagreement, Dusty. this happens to be among the worst "people said it was great" albums i've ever heard. her voice is amazing, but it can't save this band or their lame compositions. IMO, of course.

    todd

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    oops, i should offer some as well...

    pinback - blue screen life (i've talked it up a lot in my short time here)

    the 6 parts 7

    explosions in the sky

    califone - quicksand/cradlesnakes

    broken social scene

    the wrens

    mice parade

    converge

    if you've heard of any of these and care for them, i'll be happy to venture deeper into whatever genre they fit into for more picks...

    todd

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toady
    and here we have our first disagreement, Dusty. this happens to be among the worst "people said it was great" albums i've ever heard. her voice is amazing, but it can't save this band or their lame compositions. IMO, of course.
    Yeah, Souvenirs isn't too great. However, dig around a little bit into their back catalog and you'll find Mandylion and Nighttime Birds. They lean more on the heavier side, check 'em out. Also worth investigating is Laguna Coil. Comalies has been one of my more frequently spun discs lately.
    "...and then at the end of the letter I like to write <i>'P.S. - this is what part of the alphabet would look like if Q and R were eliminated.'</i> "


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave_G
    Kansas - Leftoverture (newly remastered)
    What's this?! Newly remastered? Dave, why have you not posted this urgent and extremely interesting piece of information until now? Why have you been holding back?

    How recently?

    And why isn't there a jumping up and down with excitement smiley?

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    I guess you didn't see my post way back when?

    I posted about this release when it originally was released on remaster.

    Can't remember when it was.

    But it is :

    INCREDIBLE

    AMAZING

    BEAUTIFUL

    STUNNING

    POWERFUL

    EMOTIVE

    And not very expensive either.

    Plus two more remasters are coming out soon, "Kansas" and "Song for America".

    You know, if pressed, I might venture to say that Kansas is my favorite all around rock band. The older albums are just so great, no other band quite did it up like they did.

    If you need a Kansas fix in your diet, just let Uncle Dave know, and he will take care of ya.

    Dave

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    Post Practically read my mind F.A.

    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    I don't know everything on his list but I'm thinking that Porcupine Tree and Marillion would be up your alley.

    In addition:
    Opeth - Damnation (although a little on the mellow side)
    Chain - Recontruct
    Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley
    Cryptic Vision - Moments of Clarity
    The Mars Volta - De-loused In the Comatorium
    Queens of the Stoneage - Songs for the Deaf
    Queensryche
    Spock's Beard
    Good choices all-around.

    Opeth flat-out rule. They're one of the most unique metal outfits out there right now. Damnation is the place to start. It sticks almost entirely to their soft folky/jazzy side and there's no harsh growled vox like in their other albums which alternate between loud and soft stylings. If you have the inclination, check out Morningrise (best metal album of the '90s IMO), Deliverence, Still Life, and Blackwater Park. Be warned that it will probably take a few listens to get accustomed to the harsher parts of Opeth's sound, unless you already have a well-developed taste for this sort of thing.

    Kyuss and Queens Of The Stone Age (a Kyuss spinoff) both have great albums. Check out Blues For The Red Sun and Rated R, respectively. Queens Of The Stone Age are no more, but Josh Homme, the guitarist of Kyuss/QOTSA, plays drums for another outfit called The Eagles Of Death Metal (who do not sound like The Eagles, nor are they death metal). Might as well check them out too.

    After listening to Dave Grohl's excellent work on the skins in QOTSA's Songs For The Deaf, you should check out the other albums he has drummed on, like the latest Killing Joke disc and his metal side project Probot. The latter features a "who's-who" list of metal vocalists from various '80s underground outfits.

    Mars Volta is great, and Deloused.. is a fave of mine. Also look into Cedric Bixler and Omar Rodriguez's prior outfit, At The Drive-In, and their last album Relationship Of Command. A pretty mindblowing release if you ask me.

    Queensryche's two best albums are Operation Mindcrime and Rage For Order. They both have been recently remastered w/ bonus tracks. Don't bother with the albums after Mindcrime unless you don't mind Bon Jovi-esque cheese. Also worth considering if you like Queensryche is Fates Warning, and of course Rush (ugh, can't believe I'm the one giving a Rush recc). As a DT fan, if you enjoy prog metal with a high emphasis on technicality, try Spiral Architect--rock doesn't get more intricate than that. Also worthy in this respect is Gordian Knot, an instrumental prog metal/fusion outfit led by the excellent bassist and songwriter Sean Malone, and featuring players from King Crimson and Dream Theater among others.

    Porcupine Tree is also excellent, and Steve Wilson is one of the foremost prog artists in the world today. Start with In Absentia, but look into all of their other releases as well.

    If you like Todd's Converge recc, I'd check out Dillinger Escape Plan's Calculating Infinity, which is a favorite of mine (and also appears to be a fave of Jar's, as well). Blazingly fast and insane math-metal, not for the faint of heart.

    There's lots of good stuff out there... here's a few other albums to try:

    Metal:
    Megadeth: Rust In Peace
    Iron Maiden: Number Of The Beast, Powerslave
    Metallica: Ride The Lightning, Master Of Puppets, ..And Justice For All
    Death: Human, Individual Thought Patterns, The Sound Of Perseverence
    Meshuggah: Nothing

    Prog:
    Tool: Lateralus
    King Crimson: Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Red, Discipline, THRAK
    Frank Zappa: One Size Fits All, Hot Rats, Waka/Jawaka, Apostrophe, Freak Out!
    Can: Tago Mago
    King's X: Gretchen Goes To Nebraska, Dogman
    Radiohead: The Bends, OK Computer
    Pink Floyd: Meddle, Animals, The Final Cut

    Jazz/Fusion:
    Miles Davis: (First quartet) Kind Of Blue, Milestones, Round Midnight (Second quartet) Miles Smiles, E.S.P., Files De Kilimanjaro (Fusion) In A Silent Way, Jack Johnson
    John Coltrane: Blue Train, Giant Steps, Crescent, A Love Supreme
    Ornette Coleman: The Shape Of Jazz To Come
    Charles Mingus: Mingus Ah Um
    Dave Brubeck: Time Out
    Mahavishnu Orchestra: Birds Of Fire
    Weather Report: Heavy Weather
    Jaco Pastorius' first album

    Alternative Rock:
    Soundgarden: Badmotorfinger, Superunknown
    Jane's Addiction: Nothing's Shocking
    Alice In Chains: Dirt, Jar Of Flies
    Red Hot Chili Peppers: Mother's Milk, Blood Sugar Sex Magik
    Smashing Pumpkins: Gish, Siamese Dream, Melon Collie And The Infinite Sadness
    The Pixies: Surfer Rosa, Doolittle, Bossanova, Trompe Le Monde, anything else you can get yer mitts on..best band ever...

    Punk/Post-punk/New Wave:
    Wire: Pink Flag
    Bad Brains: I Against I
    Minutemen: Double Nickels On The Dime
    Dead Kennedys: Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables
    Husker Du: New Day Rising, Candy Apple Grey
    Fugazi: 13 Songs
    Joy Division: Unknown Pleasures, Closer, Substance
    The Cure: Pornography, Head On The Door, Disintegration
    New Order: Power, Corruption, And Lies
    Elvis Costello: This Year's Model
    Joe Jackson: Look Sharp!
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    For those of you guys who like Dilenger Escape plan check out a band called Frantic Bleep. I bet it's right up your alley. Very fast technical metal with some truly Mike Patton-esque break downs in the middle.
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    I'll get to some more of these recomendations tongiht when I get home. Just got some Sennheiser HD-555 and a Headroom Little Headphone amp to have some fun with tongiht.
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    I think I'm done editing.

    Yes, your tastes definitely seem to align with Demetrio's, FA's, and Dave G's -- although ignore him when he says ignore the rest of us, you had Mr. Bungle on your list, and I don't think Dave G has heard that, otherwise he would have lumped you in with the rest of us when he said that what we listen to is just plain weird.

    But Demetrio is the greatest prog recommender of all time, so definitely listen to him. He's a virtual similarities engine.

    And definitely check out Mars Volta -- I would think that someone who digs Mr. Bungle could handle the transitions, but it seems to be a love-it-or-hate-it proposition, so try to hear it first.
    Quote Originally Posted by Toady
    the notwist are a fantastic band. i actually prefer Shrink to Neon Golden, but both are great.
    Hey, finally! Someone who's heard Shrink besides myself! Yes, all three of their most recent albums, Neon Golden, Shrink and 12 are great albums, on another board I listed all three as "masterpieces". And they're great live, too, completely different from what you'd expect if you've only heard Neon Golden. (They somehow turn into a guitar band live -- don't ask me how.)

    And you listen to Mice Parade, too! Dude! :thumbs-up:
    Quote Originally Posted by Toady
    and here we have our first disagreement, Dusty. this happens to be among the worst "people said it was great" albums i've ever heard. her voice is amazing, but it can't save this band or their lame compositions. IMO, of course.
    Well, you're welcome. To your opinion, that is. Even though it's wrong.

    No, seriously, different strokes for different folks. You like to listen to stuff that's "different", I'm guessing...? See, I listen to everything, and I like what I like, including more song-oriented stuff (L, I even listen to Pop). I think the Gathering are simply fabulous, especially once Anneke joined, and everything they do is magical. Try giving them one more chance and find a copy of the Black Light District EP. But that's the only thing I'm guessing you will like by them. The rest will probably be too song-oriented for you. But BLD is almost post-rock.
    Quote Originally Posted by muziekfreak
    Morcean Worker [A very good cd]
    I think you mean Mocean Worker (no first 'r'), and yes, it is very good and enjoyable.
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    Anyone out there like the Blues? If so check out Ronnie Earl he's a Telarc recording artist. He does some real nice instrumental Blues with guitar and piano...Mike Patton is the genrally considered by me to be "The Man" along with Frank Zappa. MY favorite song by Zappa would have to be Rubber hirt (Anyone?).
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    If you haven't already, try some older DT. Scenes From a Memory is their best work IMHO. Falling Into Infinity has a bit more of a classic rock sound...probably their most commercially accessable disk. Their new disk, Train of Thought is also very good and has some technically awesome musicianship.
    I have pretty much all the Albums by DT...they're just so damn good....
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    Say it ain't so, Joe. Uh, I mean...Dave.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave_G
    You know, if pressed, I might venture to say that Kansas is my favorite all around rock band.
    More so than The Musical Box? I don't believe it!

    Sorry I missed your original post. The information must have been lost in those lengthy paragraphs that you're so keen on writing.

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