Recommendations

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Recommendations

For the last 2 years i've been listening to straight rap, with a few exceptions ie; rage against the machine, gnarls barkley and radiohead. Could you reccomend me some good music from other genre's of music maybe some indie rock, pop, metal etc... Please no emo or blink 182 bullshit... thanks

Originally posted by brett1012
For the last 2 years i've been listening to straight rap, with a few exceptions ie; rage against the machine, gnarls barkley and radiohead. Could you reccomend me some good music from other genre's of music maybe some indie rock, pop, metal etc... Please no emo or blink 182 bullshit... thanks
what kind of "rap".

if you want some good conscious hip hop music, i recommend anything by the following artists:

Cannibal Ox (album Cold Vein)

I find a lot of hip hop heads dig System of a Down. Not a bad place to start.

not me ❌

i want any type of music other than rap i already listen to cannibal ox, doom, the roots etc

heres a list of artists i got off a couple lists that i might check out so if you could give me a heads up on which of them are worth checking out it would be appreciated;
the flaming lips, wilco, the microphones, the cure, Sigur Ros, the shins, neutral milk hotel, interpol and modest mouse

Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove
I find a lot of hip hop heads dig System of a Down. Not a bad place to start.
love SOAD, but thats cuz they are Armenian 😄

Id check out these albums if I were you:

Jeff Buckley - Grace (Legacy Edition)
Mr. Bungle - California
Pixies - Doolittle
Weezer - Blue Album
The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground and Nico
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Can - Tago Mago
King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King
The Smiths - Meat is Murder & The Queen is Dead
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Fantomas - The Director's Cut
Dinosaur Jr. - You're Living All Over Me
Led Zeppelin - IV
Robert Johnson - The Complete Recordings

Just for starters.

My Bloody Valentine- Isn't Anything
Laika- Sounds of the Satellites
Pulp- Different Class
I'm from Barcelona- Let Me Introduce You to My Friends
Elliott Smith- Elliott Smith
William Shatner- Has Been
Joy Division- Unknown Pleasures

All of those albums are very different from one another, very good too.

just type in THE FALL in any mp3 site and take what they got

any one know if the flaming lips are any good?

Try listening to some progressive.

The Smiths
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Radiohead
Neil Young
Bruce Springsteen
Jeff Buckley
Leonard Cohen
The Police
Joni Mitchell
Iron and Wine
The Cure
Weezer
Ramones
The Clash
The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Sufjan Stevens
Soundgarden
Simon and Garfunkel
Pixies
PJ Harvey
Mr. Bungle
Faith No More

Originally posted by brett1012
any one know if the flaming lips are any good?

Very.

Re: Recommendations

Originally posted by brett1012
For the last 2 years i've been listening to straight rap, with a few exceptions ie; rage against the machine, gnarls barkley and radiohead. Could you reccomend me some good music from other genre's of music maybe some indie rock, pop, metal etc... Please no emo or blink 182 bullshit... thanks

It's difficult to say because we don't know your musical taste, except for the rap stuff of course.

If you like good acoustic (more or less country) music, go for Neil Young's Harvest Moon.

If you like the deep voice and great lyrics of a ladies man, go for Leonard Cohen.

If you like short, aggressive but brilliant guitar noise, go for Surfer Rosa from the Pixies.

If you like original and not too commercial music, go for Sigur Ros.

If you like seventies music and amazing voice, go for Tim Buckley (yes, the father).

If you like soul, go for the best : Marvin Gaye.

If you like humor, go for Monty Python (not Madness, my aunt is funnier).

If you like great songs with lyrics about druids and stuff, go for Julian Cope.

If you like a great live album, go for Flashpoint (Rolling Stones)

If you like folk music and fado, go for Dulce Pontes.

If you like pure pop music and a golden voice, go for Hooverphonic.

If you like true punk, go for Husker Du.

If you like synthesizer, go for Kitaro, Vangelis or Jarre.

If you like cool jazz, go for Chet Baker.

If you like soundtracks, go for Morricone or Williams.

If you like quality, go for the Beatles' studio albums.

Only my opinion of course.

Bottom line is : there's so much choice.

Re: Re: Recommendations

Originally posted by Kid Kurdy
If you like true punk, go for Husker Du..

He said no emo.

Minor Threat
Jawbreaker
The Weakerthans
At the Drive-In
Husker Du

ive checked out soem of the bands reccomended and i really like the flaming lips, pixies, tool, sigur ros, radiohead, bob marley, the shins

i didnt like modest mouse, opeth, fugazi, wilco and mr bungle (only listened to like 3 songs so far tho so its not official yet)

more suggestions would be appreciated

sigur ros is really good.

The Avalanches.
Architecture in Helsinki
Ben Folds
Ben Lee
John Frusciante
Damien Rice
John Mayer
Goo Goo Dolls

just suggestions

Pink Floyd... For their instant classics get Dark Side Of The Moon and The Wall.

Also, try some Ska... Something like Five Iron Frenzy.

Originally posted by brett1012
i didnt like fugazi

Are you kidding me?

I dont think I have an insult worthy of the stupidity of that comment.

its an opinion man, get over yourself.

Originally posted by brett1012
ive checked out soem of the bands reccomended and i really like the flaming lips, pixies, tool, sigur ros, radiohead, bob marley, the shins

i didnt like modest mouse, opeth, fugazi, wilco and mr bungle (only listened to like 3 songs so far tho so its not official yet)

more suggestions would be appreciated


check out lonesome crowded west by modest mouse, and yankee fox trot hotel by wilco. everything modest mouse has put out isnt that good, but i liked that album a lot. you gotta give the wilco record a few listens but its definitely worth it, my brother stole mine the f*cker.