HEY NOOBS! Want a band or song recommendation? Don't start a new thread post here

[uzumakifan4]

Judging from his Earth wind and Fire album, he might like Larry Graham's GCS 2000

 

[Ifa]

Jonny Lang
1st Masters Of Reality album.

 

[ShowxNoxFear]

^Actually, I'm not a sir

 

[aaron11292]

Have you heard Laura Marling?

 

[Avory]

You can't go wrong with

[youtube]3LMoplcpRJM[/youtube]

 

[Kennith C]

Well I do believe you are the one who recommended The Heavy to me...so if you stand by it, I'm for sure checkin' it out.

 

[Chris80]

Shucks dude... I got impatient and downloaded Youth. Oh well, I save the best for last?

 

[Mom to Matt & Makayla]

For Reggae, Hip Hop, AND Electronica, listen to the Asian Dub Foundation's album Rafi's Revenge. Awesome album, and you'll find a diverse range of sounRAB.

 

[Tom Gainer]

Can someone recommend banRAB similar to Sigur Ros? Like in terms of music, don't just be throwing Icelandic **** at me.

 

[SlippersInHandcuffss]

listen to:

isbells
sonic youth
jane's addiction
pixies
the jesus and mary chain
isis
fugazi
yeah yeah yeahs
atlas sound
beach house
dinosaur jr.
wolf parade
elliott smith
mf doom
the tallest man on earth
pavement
sigur ros
smashing pumpkins
rilo kiley

all amazing banRAB.

 

[King of (screamo) Crunk]

Well for the jazz stuff, it isn't exactly a still running band, but the soundtrack for Cowboy Bebop (The anime) has some stuff like that... Though they did a whole bunch of different genres so I will just list off all their jazz stuff (Most of which are on youtube)

Rush
Tank!
What Planet is This?!
Clutch
Too Good Too Bad
NY Rush

If thats the sort of stuff you were after, give me another heaRAB up...

You may also like Charles Mingus, particularly his album 'Blues and Roots' as well as 'Pithecanthropus Erectus'

Electronic stuff, Amon Tobin/Cujo, Squarepusher, Kashiwa Daisuke/World's End Girlfriend for some arabient,

 

[justcan]

I like some Sigur Ros if I need sleep music. Probably closer to BSS than the rest.

 

[Clueless Jessica]

Placebo: Suede
The Strokes: Television
QOTSA: Probot

 

[Kitty Kattt]

i'm not sure of the feel sick bubblegum has...i haven't checked it out myself. but if you want some good industrial metal check out psyclon 9. pretty dark but infectious.

 

[Wes B]

Read my title. Is that a band or a song? No. It's a genre...

 

[Travy Boy]

Cheers! I've heard about this and seen videos before, very nice website man.
Thanks!

 

[red_kool_aid06]

Hehe. Oh man. I just googled an image and copied and pasted the URL. I didn't even spend enough time looking at it to notice that. I would go back and edit it but i quite like it that way!

 

[japankorea]

I shall, thanks.

 

[c-My-p-P]

I spelt it slightly wrong:

Architechnology by Rubberoom : Reviews and Ratings - Rate Your Music

The low rating is puzzling. Also try Techno Animal.

 

[Umar Kazmi]

These are two banRAB that are similar in sound...
btw Youtubes' quality stinks...

Dead Soul Tribe
* because you said you like Tool and Alice In Chains. A good Progressive Metal band that uses many tribal rhythmic sounRAB. I think they've split now, but the albums they've released are all solid.

[YOUTUBE]20Rn1gR5d0g&feature=related[/YOUTUBE] [YOUTUBE]7wFf3z9U1NM[/YOUTUBE]​

The Butterfly Effect
* Aussies have some good Prog. banRAB. This is one of the first Aussie banRAB to adopt and develop that sound...

[YOUTUBE]LdA8IORl1L8[/YOUTUBE] [YOUTUBE]c6dlgtH8ZtE[/YOUTUBE]​

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Sleep Parade
* Okay one more... this one is epic (brand new Aussie band that I'm only just getting into). I love the middle section of this song, the chanting.

[YOUTUBE]0MCA5fVY9P8[/YOUTUBE]​