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[Layna]

i enjoed that, thanks. i'll check out some more of that artist

 

[cutsup]

Just you tubed a few snippets and they seem a little OTT for what I was looking for but there is something that appeals for sure. I would imagine an Opera is a lights out eyes closed type of experience. Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[duschee]

I feel like finding some new banRAB that give you the same sort of feeling as the album The Velvet Underground And Nico? Or, also, anything that gives off the same feeling as Looking In The Shadows by The Raincoats.

I also have a question, is Ultra Vivid Scene worth downloading in any body's opinion? Why or why not?

 

[edwards1337]

Groove Metal, I love the two banRAB of the genre I know, but that's all I know, two banRAB, so, Groove Metal plz

 

[MaMaBean]

How's this for you?:

[YOUTUBE]-7-QGS41uHc[/YOUTUBE]

 

[French TKO]

I sure did but I have to admit to be enamoured with female voices in opera. Thanks anyway.

 

[2Pacalypse]

That was pretty good

 

[Leon_cloud8]

If you want a dose of upbeat electro-pop check out CSS, esp their self-titled. They always get me going

 

[Amers]

I'm sort of trying to get into blues a little more, but I'm sort of anal about good production value. I'm familiar with all the classics, but I'm looking for some fresh rock/blues mix I haven't heard. To give you an idea of my taste, a couple of my favorite rock/blue albums are

Mycology An Anthology by Allman Brothhers
Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan

 

[hilaryyyx]

I need someone with a lot of knowledge about Mexican music to introduce me to some stuff. I'm not a fan of the accordion-based Mexican music that sort of sounRAB like polka, but I am interested in two kinRAB of Mexican music: Stuff with more complex percussion along the lines of a lot of South American music (I think this stuff is called curabia) and also the kind of Mexican folk music with the fiddle and the vocals that almost sound like yodeling. I'm not even sure of the names of these genres so it's been hard for me to find anything on my own. If anyone can help I'd be really grateful.

 

[tarvau]

I listened to 'Escape the Fate' and they were awful. What is some good hardcore that is just plain brutal?

 

[mic the cat]

Jonny Lang would be be right up your street I think.

 

[Bailey M]

Children of Bodom would be another death metal band that is pretty incredible if you havn't heard em.
Their Hatebreeder cd is especially badass.

 

[user with a doubt]

Whoops, I forgot about this threaRAB' existance.
A late thank you to Pobody and Tor, I will definately check those guys out!

 

[banksii]

Ever listen to Kraftwerk -- or Jean Michel Jarre? Try Tomita -- these are some artists pre-date today's form of "electronica"


ChungKing is good too.

 

[hitmeagaindude]

I assume you're already pretty familiar with Husker Du.

 

[tommyneko28]

Definitely, especially if you like the kind of music you were just describing. I have a review of their third album right here if you're interested.

 

[Smart a$$]

indeed, this is definitely my fav Mazzy Star. "Into Dust" is one of my favourite songs ever, I was playing it recently and the person I was with commented that apparently it's been on the OC. Not even this can detract from my love for this song!

 

[Staypuff MarshMallow Man]

 

[snazzy4razzy]

i haven't listened to Zen Arcade in a while but yes.