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10/12/2004 11:38:32 AM · #1 |
well arcade fire rocks! love it! i like crown of love
sound alot like bright eyes
in this picture of them, the middle guy looks like the dude from
napoleon dynamite (one of the greatest movies ever made)
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10/12/2004 11:29:46 AM · #2 |
Originally posted by riotspyne:
Originally posted by thatcloudthere:
Although I'm not into a good chunk of your listed artists, you should check out The Arcade Fire (since you like Bright Eyes)...see a few posts below... |
i will do that right now, thanks
always looking for anything new
"Edit"
anything song you can recommend? |
I think the easiest one to find on the internet might be "Wake Up" and it's a fairly good representation of the album. |
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10/12/2004 11:24:30 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by thatcloudthere:
Although I'm not into a good chunk of your listed artists, you should check out The Arcade Fire (since you like Bright Eyes)...see a few posts below... |
i will do that right now, thanks
always looking for anything new
"Edit"
anything song you can recommend?
power out?
in the back seat?
rebellion?
Message edited by author 2004-10-12 11:29:41. |
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10/12/2004 11:16:12 AM · #4 |
Originally posted by riotspyne:
jack johnson
g love and the special sauce
tool
clutch
ben harper
the dresden dolls
the doors
the beatles
def tones
slip knot
johnny lang
susan tedeski
fiona apple
donovon frankenwriter
bright eyes
joss stone |
Although I'm not into a good chunk of your listed artists, you should check out The Arcade Fire (since you like Bright Eyes)...see a few posts below... |
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10/12/2004 11:13:09 AM · #5 |
jack johnson
g love and the special sauce
tool
clutch
ben harper
the dresden dolls
the doors
the beatles
def tones
slip knot
johnny lang
susan tedeski
fiona apple
donovon frankenwriter
bright eyes
joss stone
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10/12/2004 10:59:58 AM · #6 |
Hi Bobster,
I've just seen your bio and realised I didn't need to point out that Birmingham was in England, Sorry. |
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10/12/2004 10:59:53 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by Russ:
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
Originally posted by Russ:
How about Joe Satriani on guitar? (put it in the right place this time!!!) |
He's great, I've always been more of a Vai fan though. Having said that, I was just at the right age when Surfing With the Alien came out, and THAT is the album that turned me on to that kind of playing... and the title song was duly learnt note-for-note ASAP! |
Without doubt a landmark album, I find he's not quite as frantic as Vai. I was lucky enought o see Satriani on his Extremist tour at Birminghan, England. He truly makes the guitar talk |
I like Satriani's videos, and Vai never really seemed to deliver the goods on the G3 videos. However, the Vai Live at the Astoria DVD really is out of this world... I watched it with another guitarist and it really took me back to being a teenager, what a buzz!
Edit... I really wanted to see the G3 tour this year, but it clashed with Glastonbury. Damn!! Glasto was great though...
Message edited by author 2004-10-12 11:00:35. |
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10/12/2004 10:55:34 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
Originally posted by Russ:
How about Joe Satriani on guitar? (put it in the right place this time!!!) |
He's great, I've always been more of a Vai fan though. Having said that, I was just at the right age when Surfing With the Alien came out, and THAT is the album that turned me on to that kind of playing... and the title song was duly learnt note-for-note ASAP! |
Without doubt a landmark album, I find he's not quite as frantic as Vai. I was lucky enought o see Satriani on his Extremist tour at Birminghan, England. He truly makes the guitar talk |
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10/12/2004 10:53:58 AM · #9 |
Originally posted by sher9204:
my current playlist:
Eric Gales, SRV, Evanescence, North Mississippi Allstars .... |
Hey Sher,
That's so funny to see the Allstars on your list. I used to work for their management company a few years back. They are such a great group of down to earth guys. We also managed their Dad, Jim Dickinson, as a producer. I'm pretty sure they've changed management companies by now and I hope that they soon get the recognition they deserve. Keep listening and spreadin' the NMA word!! :-P |
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10/12/2004 10:35:50 AM · #10 |
Originally posted by Russ:
How about Joe Satriani on guitar? (put it in the right place this time!!!) |
He's great, I've always been more of a Vai fan though. Having said that, I was just at the right age when Surfing With the Alien came out, and THAT is the album that turned me on to that kind of playing... and the title song was duly learnt note-for-note ASAP! |
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10/12/2004 10:04:05 AM · #11 |
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
I love anything, so long as it's played well.
I'm a guitarist and a pianist, so here's some of my desert-island music:
Guitar:
Anything by Steve Vai... I particularly like the Ultrazone CD. Eat em and Smile is good too.
Anything by Joe Pass
Anything by John Scofield
Piano:
Anything by Oscar Peterson
Rachmaninov... everything! But I love the 3rd concerto, the Preludes and the Etudes Tableaux.
Chopin ballades and scherzos.
Anything by Ravel, particularly Gaspard de la Nuit.
Liszt... again everything, but I particularly like the sonata.
Scriabin... all the sonatas. Particularly #10
Bach Goldberg Variations. I particularly like the early Gould recording. I saw Angela Hewitt play this live, and my God it was boring!
Favourite pianist: Marc Andre-Hamelin. Just incredible, especially seeing him play live. Best pianist on the planet! |
How about Joe Satriani on guitar? (put it in the right place this time!!!) |
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10/12/2004 10:02:47 AM · #12 |
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
I love anything, so long as it's played well.
I'm a guitarist and a pianist, so here's some of my desert-island music:
Guitar:
Anything by Steve Vai... I particularly like the Ultrazone CD. Eat em and Smile is good too.
Anything by Joe Pass
Anything by John Scofield
Piano:
Anything by Oscar Peterson
How about Joe Satriani?
Rachmaninov... everything! But I love the 3rd concerto, the Preludes and the Etudes Tableaux.
Chopin ballades and scherzos.
Anything by Ravel, particularly Gaspard de la Nuit.
Liszt... again everything, but I particularly like the sonata.
Scriabin... all the sonatas. Particularly #10
Bach Goldberg Variations. I particularly like the early Gould recording. I saw Angela Hewitt play this live, and my God it was boring!
Favourite pianist: Marc Andre-Hamelin. Just incredible, especially seeing him play live. Best pianist on the planet! |
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10/12/2004 09:25:19 AM · #13 |
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10/12/2004 09:06:28 AM · #14 |
I love anything, so long as it's played well.
I'm a guitarist and a pianist, so here's some of my desert-island music:
Guitar:
Anything by Steve Vai... I particularly like the Ultrazone CD. Eat em and Smile is good too.
Anything by Joe Pass
Anything by John Scofield
Piano:
Anything by Oscar Peterson
Rachmaninov... everything! But I love the 3rd concerto, the Preludes and the Etudes Tableaux.
Chopin ballades and scherzos.
Anything by Ravel, particularly Gaspard de la Nuit.
Liszt... again everything, but I particularly like the sonata.
Scriabin... all the sonatas. Particularly #10
Bach Goldberg Variations. I particularly like the early Gould recording. I saw Angela Hewitt play this live, and my God it was boring!
Favourite pianist: Marc Andre-Hamelin. Just incredible, especially seeing him play live. Best pianist on the planet!
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10/12/2004 09:05:18 AM · #15 |
Originally posted by MadMordegon:
i have a huge range of tasts, ill catagorize a few.
groove/triphop: LTJ bukem (yeah!), Thievery Corporation (oh yeah!), stereolab, St. germain, tosca, AIR, DJ shadow (friggin talented!), groove collective, nightmares on wax, kruder and dorfmeister, sneaker pimps, 9 lazy 9,
Jazz: john scofield, MMW, tortoise, pat metheny, frank sinatra (the man), steely dan, miles davis, herbie hancock, thelonious munk
Blues: BB King (of course), allman brothers, john lee hooker, eric clapton, stevie ray vaughn (!!!!!), buddy guy, albert king, kenny wayne shepherd, susan tedeschi (she is amazing)
Acid jazz: lemon grass, rubin steiner, mo horizons (very excelent), nuspirit helsinki
Classic rock: PRETTY MUCH ALL OF IT! nobody can out do the rock that was created before i was born ;)
Rock: deftones, incubus, alice in chains, NIN, janes addiction, perl jam, stone temple pilots, primus, radiohead, RATM, red hot chilis, smashing pumpkins, stabbing westward, sonic youth, the white stripes, the black crowes, tool
soft rock/indie: cold play (exelent for the ladies ;), john mayer (also excelent for the ladies), jeff buckley, cowboy junkies, mogwai, portishead, hooverphonic, counting crows, bare naked ladies, ben folds five
Techno: amon tobin, aphex twin, apollo 440, blue six, chemical bro's, daft punk, dj dan, doc martin, fatboy slim, john digweed, lords of acid, meat beat manifesto, miguel migs, paul oakenfold, prodigy, sasha, supreme beings of leisure, symbiosis, terranova, crystal method
Jam music: phish (everyone should see them live!), leftover salmon, bela fleck, ben harper, dave mathews band, gratefull dead (duh), string cheese incident, trey anastasio, wide spread panic
im also up for any suggestions.
btw, does eminem even count as music? :/ |
Eminem's more of a poet in my opinion. |
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10/12/2004 08:52:49 AM · #16 |
There are a few "what kind of music" threads, but this one was started by somebody with incredible taste so I thought I'd resurrect this one.
All this to say that "Funeral" by The Arcade Fire is as incredible as people are drooling about.
Congratulations, Montreal, on yet another incredible band!
I visited Montreal this past weekend and the music of The Arcade Fire fits the city so beautifully, it reminded me of how Sigur Ros so perfectly match the images of Iceland I've seen so far...
Message edited by author 2004-10-12 08:53:27. |
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11/25/2003 11:10:08 PM · #17 |
| great music, Az...the Ventures ROCK! |
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11/25/2003 07:27:11 PM · #18 |
Just a question to all you DPC'ers from Iceland. I have a couple of Bjork CD's somewhere in my collection. Is she very popular in Iceland?
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11/25/2003 06:24:55 PM · #19 |
| check out www.shoutcast.com i actually like it better than somafm.. |
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11/25/2003 06:24:01 PM · #20 |
NKOTB
If you know what that stands for, then you're as pathetic as I am. Being a DJ in the 80s (as a teenager), I was subjected to lots of pop crap, some of it I liked some of it I didn't. (yay to ABC, boo to Wham!)
I wore out my LPs of Dead Milkmen (Big Lizard in my Backyard) and the Repo Man soundtrack in 85 or so.
On the way in to work today I was listening to Garbage, Kidney Thieves, and The Cure (Head on the Door).
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11/25/2003 06:18:41 PM · #21 |
What I really like the most at the moment is stuff from and like:
Southern Culture on the Skids (Surf)
Dick Dale (Surf), been at a concert before Pulp Fiction came out. In a small hall, it was great and I am addicted to the sound ever since.
Chopin (classic)
Prokovièv (classic)
The White Stripes
Other CD's, singles and likes:
The Verve
Moloko
Them
Nirvana
Stone Temple Pilots
Shea Seger
Nelly Furtado
The Cardigans
The Corrs
Portishead
Bo Diddley
Elvis Presley
Rolling Stones (early stuff)
Roy Orbison
The Doors
No Doubt
Porno for Pyros
Duran Duran
Lenny Kravitz
Smashing Pumpkins
The Travoltas
REM
Cassius
Daft Punk
Aaliyah
Missy Elliot
Dune
INXS
The Ventures
And loads of other stuff from the fities to present, from pop to rock to classic to dance. But I dont dance and hardly ever listen to the radio. :) I think I like acoustic music with guitars or violins and cellos (live) the most and of course the sound of an electric guitar that has gone through a Fender outboard reverb unit.
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11/25/2003 05:47:41 PM · #22 |
When I need to give it the stereo pumps out Steve Lawler, Sasha & Digweed, Christopher Lawrence, Hybrid, James Lavelle, etc.
but for maxin and relaxin, Outkast, Coldplay, Blind Melon, Morcheeba. |
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11/25/2003 04:01:09 PM · #23 |
Beatles
Elton John
Travelling Wilburys
Cindy Lauper
Chris Rea
Chris Isaac
James Taylor
Elvis
Michael Jackson
Maddona
Kylie Mynogue
Gene Pitney
Patsy Cline
Yello
Roy Orbison
Dusty Springfield
I also like Jazz/Classical/C&W
The Herd
Dave Clark Five
The Monkees
Edison Lightouse
The Cream
Eric Clapton
Tom Jones
Shirley Bassey
i could go on and on and on
Being Welsh everybody thinks we can sing! Not true in my case..
:-)
Mike (Taffy)
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11/25/2003 03:53:30 PM · #24 |
| yes somafm.com is awesome. |
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11/25/2003 03:45:53 PM · #25 |
| I only really need Beatles, Buffett, and Beethoven. Everything else is just gravy!!!!! |
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