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[CarpathianForest]

Neil Young and Crazy Horse got like 5 or 6 of his albums
Real Estate
The Kinks got the PYE boxset
Oasis
Radiohead Have everything except Pablo Honey
The Libertines
Pavement
Dinosaur Jr Been listening to them for over 20 years
Ride I have Smile
Teenage Fanclub
The Strokes
Television Marquee Moon is a great album
The Velvet Underground Have the Peel and see boxset
The Coral
DJ Shadow Had his first album a long time ago
Four Tet
Belle & Sebastian
Boards Of Canada Have two of their albums

If you check the quote I posted my familiarity with the bands you listed.
Here's what I have here at work
Dinosaur Jr.
Bauhaus
Enlgish Beat
Meshuggah
Violent Femmes
Serge Gainsbourg
Ween
Beck
Festival of Dead Deer
Brian Eno
Husker Du
The Doors
The Kinks
Can
Charlatans UK
Blue Cheer
Blur
X Ray Spex
Les Dales Hawerchuk
King Crimson
Lee Morgan
Miles Davis
Nirvana
White Stripes
Morrissey
Lambchop
Tribe Called Quest
Rapture
Pere Ubu
Air
Carpathian Forest
At The Gates
Pink Floyd
Pixies
Born Against
Cure
Adam Ant
Job for a Cowboy
Frank Zappa
The Jam
Paul Weller
Queens of the Stone Age
Murder City Devils
The Stooges
etc etc etc

[DevsMan84]

how about we make a mix tape and circulate? A side is for suckers.

I remember Mix tapes. They were fun and sometimes a pain in the ass to make.

[ZeroGravityFat]

gonna see roger waters-the wall in a few weeks at the garden, should be out of this world. incidentally i went to the same high school they did, and is described in another brick on the wall.

[H.E. Pennypacker]

If you check the quote I posted my familiarity with the bands you listed.
Here's what I have here at work
Dinosaur Jr. - awesome
Bauhaus
Enlgish Beat
Meshuggah
Violent Femmes
Serge Gainsbourg - great music to have sex to
Ween
Beck - love sea change
Festival of Dead Deer
Brian Eno
Husker Du - zen arcade is great
The Doors - awesome except the post morrison record
The Kinks - best band ever
Can - fantastic love kraut rock
Charlatans UK - love em
Blue Cheer
Blur - love em
X Ray Spex
Les Dales Hawerchuk
King Crimson - court of king crimson
Lee Morgan
Miles Davis - blue in green is one of my top 5 songs of all time
Nirvana
White Stripes - meh
Morrissey - prefer the smiths but his singles are great
Lambchop
Tribe Called Quest
Rapture
Pere Ubu
Air - moon safari and talkie walkie are great
Carpathian Forest
At The Gates
Pink Floyd - amazing meddle is one of my favorite records
Pixies - great
Born Against
Cure - disintergration is fantastic
Adam Ant
Job for a Cowboy
Frank Zappa
The Jam - legends
Paul Weller - the modfather
Queens of the Stone Age
Murder City Devils
The Stooges
etc etc etc

[ZeroGravityFat]

btw penny, check out the opeth i am talking about:

[Deke]

Neil Young and Crazy Horse - can't go wrong with neil
Real Estate - i saw them like 2 years ago at silent barn opening for some band I can't remember, put on a good enough show
The Kinks - take or leave
Oasis - barf
Radiohead - barf
The Libertines - barf
Pavement - i saw pavement play with superchunk and my bloody valentine at the ritz in 1991 and I think 12 people total watched their set. they sucked. superchunk and MBV werent much to write home about either.
Dinosaur Jr - i remember mail ordering their first LP on SST when they we're just "Dinosaur"
Ride - who cares
Teenage Fanclub - who cares
The Strokes - who cares
Television - marquee moon is forever engraved into my memory
The Velvet Underground - same as above but white light/white heat
The Coral - zzz
DJ Shadow -zzz
Four Tet - zzz
Belle & Sebastian - who misses 90's "indie" rock? not i.
Boards Of Canada - zzz

[Deke]

can't throw rocks without a tree to hide behind, heres my recent most played on my i-tunes:

Pygmy Shrews - noise punk from brooklyn
Exclaim - japanese hardcore circa mid 90's
Prurient - brutal power electronics
Grunt - see above and the posted video
Whitehouse - see above
Christian Death - "death rock" i guess, CD were just a punk band with dark overtones as far as i'm concerned
Wire - post punk legends
The Dicks - arguably the best band from texas
Throbbing Gristle - industrial introduction
Twin Stumps - punishing noise rock from brooklyn

Edited by Deke, 19 October 2010 - 03:32 PM.

[H.E. Pennypacker]

btw penny, check out the opeth i am talking about:

not horrific.

[H.E. Pennypacker]

can't throw rocks without a tree to hide behind, heres my recent most played on my i-tunes:

Pygmy Shrews - noise punk from brooklyn
Exclaim - japanese hardcore circa mid 90's
Prurient - brutal power electronics
Grunt - see above and the posted video
Whitehouse - see above
Christian Death - "death rock" i guess, CD were just a punk band with dark overtones as far as i'm concerned
Wire - post punk legends
The Dicks - arguably the best band from texas
Throbbing Gristle - industrial introduction
Twin Stumps - punishing noise rock from brooklyn

only one i could comment on is wire and they get a big meh.



but i'm sure the above song is better than anything any of those bands have done and it was a bside.

Edited by H.E. Pennypacker, 19 October 2010 - 03:39 PM.

[CarpathianForest]

H.E. you should check out Pink Flag by Wire. Throbbing Gristle is great if you want to see the roots of Industrial Music. Hey, Deke, are you into stuff like D.O.A., Current 93, Coil and Destroy All Monsters.

Everyone should check out the Japanese band Ghost if they want to check out some good stuff.

[Deke]

Hey, Deke, are you into stuff like D.O.A., Current 93, Coil and Destroy All Monsters.

Hell yes. I can honestly call D.O.A one of my all-time favorite bands.

My first real exposure to recorded music was my fathers Albert Alyer LP's as a young boy, abrasion in music has always been most attractive to me, and I reached the right age when all the touch and go "pigfvck" bands started to get big (and just in time to see bands like black flag and the minutemen), followed was the first wave of amrep bands. For years I traded tapes with a dude in England, that's how I learned about bands like Whitehouse and Swell Maps and the like. One of the best trades I ever made with that bloke was swapping the first two dope guns and fvcking in the streets comps for taped copies of the entire whitehouse discography and 20 jazz funk greats on vinyl.

[Chimaira_Devil_#9]

F@*king hell Lou was right OMG is a complete sh!t stirrer!!!!

Why is music such a touchy subject on here.

Its all subjective.

it's not just swedish heavy metal it is heavy metal in general. a horrible genre no dynamics in the music, no melody, just fvcking noise and screaming.

Well H.E. lay down some of the bands you like.


Mastodon, the only album I have by them is Leviathan. Pretty good overall.

Mastodon's albums have got progressivley worse IMO (none of them are bad but just not great), but Leviathan is one of the greatest prog/metal albums ever. and live they are immense, i am hoping their next album will see them add the heavier element back into the music.

Do you like Meshuggah, Zero?

Messhugga, now thats complex music, technically incredible, and one of the most brutal bands i have ever seen live.

[CarpathianForest]

Albert Ayler is pretty good. Have you listened to Dewey Redman or Anthony Braxton? Those guys are pretty good for free jazz.

I'm a little more melodically inclined so I'll take Lee Morgan and Bobby Timmons all the time.

H.E. you really can't compare Throbbing Gristle with Oasis. That's a total apples and oranges situation.

F@*king hell Lou was right OMG is a complete sh!t stirrer!!!!

Why is music such a touchy subject on here.

Its all subjective.







Mastodon's albums have got progressivley worse IMO (none of them are bad but just not great), but Leviathan is one of the greatest prog/metal albums ever. and live they are immense, i am hoping their next album will see them add the heavier element back into the music.




Messhugga, now thats complex music, technically incredible, and one of the most brutal bands i have ever seen live.

The neo-Black Sabbath bands like the Sword and the Saviours are pretty sweet too.

[H.E. Pennypacker]

i'd like to add nick drake as well.

[CarpathianForest]

i'd like to add nick drake as well.

Despite your dislike of my talents as a GM I whole-heartedly agree with you, Sir. Nick Drake, Five Leaves Left, yes!

[Chimaira_Devil_#9]

Albert Ayler is pretty good. Have you listened to Dewey Redman or Anthony Braxton? Those guys are pretty good for free jazz.

I'm a little more melodically inclined so I'll take Lee Morgan and Bobby Timmons all the time.

H.E. you really can't compare Throbbing Gristle with Oasis. That's a total apples and oranges situation.



The neo-Black Sabbath bands like the Sword and the Saviours are pretty sweet too.

The are alright, i dont find them as dynamic as Mastodon. Bran Dailor's octopus drumming takes them to another level.

[Marshall]

it's not just swedish heavy metal it is heavy metal in general. a horrible genre no dynamics in the music, no melody, just fvcking noise and screaming.

The above sentence contains as much truth as this one: Kovalchuk plays for the Rangers.

And this what they should play when OMG scores:

[ghdi]

Murder City Devils

Funny to see them mentioned on a Devils forum of all places. I went to college in Seattle and ran into these bastards when they opened for Mudhoney. The lead singer was a belligerent prick and got pissed off when he was denied by one of the girls with my group, then he pushed me when I told him to back off. I hit him with a right cross and knocked him silly and his drummer laughed. This must've been late 97/early 98.

I havent thought of that moment in years.

[estreetcrew3]

"I dont need a music scene to tell me who i am" -I stand by those lyrics

[NJayDevil]

only one i could comment on is wire and they get a big meh.



but i'm sure the above song is better than anything any of those bands have done and it was a bside.

Sure as hell is.

This should be the Devils goal song for sure (when the Chorus kicks in):