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#26
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Originally posted by Pillowhead
Failure - Fantastic Planet and Magnified are terrific albums. Check em out!
The Fantastic Planet album has a song that spawned my username.
Failure - Fantastic Planet and Magnified are terrific albums. Check em out!
The Fantastic Planet album has a song that spawned my username.
#27
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Originally posted by greeny
Ladytron. Rialto. Geneva. Cinnamon. Marion. Bis. Kent. Raissa. Kings of Convenience. and many, many more....
Ladytron. Rialto. Geneva. Cinnamon. Marion. Bis. Kent. Raissa. Kings of Convenience. and many, many more....
I've actually got the first Rialto album. Which is very good. Did they ever do another one? Heard a few Kent songs.
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Originally posted by AndyCapps
I agree with you about their last CD. I bought it and listened to it maybe twice. They're just not the same without Mike Wiltrout.
I agree with you about their last CD. I bought it and listened to it maybe twice. They're just not the same without Mike Wiltrout.
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Stretch Princess sucks. Saw em open for Third Eye Blind a couple of years ago. Awful. Had to leave after 3 songs to go out in the foyer and drink some beer.
Guster got radio play with Barrel of a Gun. Anybody in the "Dave Matthews Band frat boy" circle knows of Guster. Personally I think Guster is as interesting as watching grass grow in front of a wall with paint drying.
Guster got radio play with Barrel of a Gun. Anybody in the "Dave Matthews Band frat boy" circle knows of Guster. Personally I think Guster is as interesting as watching grass grow in front of a wall with paint drying.
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Originally posted by Daytripper
Didn't Ladytron open for Depeche Mode in Europe on their recent tour? I've yet to hear them. Are they an electronic band?
I've actually got the first Rialto album. Which is very good. Did they ever do another one? Heard a few Kent songs.
Didn't Ladytron open for Depeche Mode in Europe on their recent tour? I've yet to hear them. Are they an electronic band?
I've actually got the first Rialto album. Which is very good. Did they ever do another one? Heard a few Kent songs.
I had no idea Ladytron opened for Depeche Mode -- just goes to show you how out of it I am about music! Guess they are pretty popular -- around here though no one has heard of them.
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There was a 70s rock band called Wishbone Ash who made quite a bit of albums (on Warner Bros. label) that no one seems to have ever heard of. They weren't great or anything, but were in the vein of Boston and Bad Co.
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Originally posted by DTSC
Guster got radio play with Barrel of a Gun. Anybody in the "Dave Matthews Band frat boy" circle knows of Guster. Personally I think Guster is as interesting as watching grass grow in front of a wall with paint drying.
Guster got radio play with Barrel of a Gun. Anybody in the "Dave Matthews Band frat boy" circle knows of Guster. Personally I think Guster is as interesting as watching grass grow in front of a wall with paint drying.
By the way (speaking of the DMB circle) Howie Day is really good.
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Originally posted by DTSC
Stretch Princess sucks. Saw em open for Third Eye Blind a couple of years ago. Awful. Had to leave after 3 songs to go out in the foyer and drink some beer.
Stretch Princess sucks. Saw em open for Third Eye Blind a couple of years ago. Awful. Had to leave after 3 songs to go out in the foyer and drink some beer.
Can't comment on how they are live since I haven't ever seen them. But their studio album is well produced. Third Eye Blind sucks live and in the studio IMO.
#36
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Originally posted by BenFolds
This is the worst Guster analysis i've ever heard. They've got a unique style which doesn't fit in with the standard DMB group. Don't judge a band after hearing their single.
By the way (speaking of the DMB circle) Howie Day is really good.
This is the worst Guster analysis i've ever heard. They've got a unique style which doesn't fit in with the standard DMB group. Don't judge a band after hearing their single.
By the way (speaking of the DMB circle) Howie Day is really good.
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Originally posted by Gdrlv
I'm gonna have to agree with you on that one BenFolds. Guster is one of my favorite bands, and I find they have little to nothing in common with DMB. I'd call 'em a modern day Simon & Garfunkel (with much better percussion) if anything. I've seen them live three times, and they are three of the most fun shows I've ever seen. They're so personable and funny and have such a good rapport with each other and their fans. Dare I say it...possibly three of the most likeable guys in music.
I'm gonna have to agree with you on that one BenFolds. Guster is one of my favorite bands, and I find they have little to nothing in common with DMB. I'd call 'em a modern day Simon & Garfunkel (with much better percussion) if anything. I've seen them live three times, and they are three of the most fun shows I've ever seen. They're so personable and funny and have such a good rapport with each other and their fans. Dare I say it...possibly three of the most likeable guys in music.
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Fantomas. forgot about them...only the cool people know about them.
and, even though I said before, I can't stress it enough
www.shonuff.com
these guys are gonna hit it big soon...
and, even though I said before, I can't stress it enough
www.shonuff.com
these guys are gonna hit it big soon...
#40
Originally posted by lordzeppelin
Fantomas. forgot about them...only the cool people know about them.
and, even though I said before, I can't stress it enough
www.shonuff.com
these guys are gonna hit it big soon...
Fantomas. forgot about them...only the cool people know about them.
and, even though I said before, I can't stress it enough
www.shonuff.com
these guys are gonna hit it big soon...
#41
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Originally posted by lordzeppelin
There's this band called creed...just kidding, I hate them.
Anyways...
Shonuff- a great band that just can't seem to get noticed... www.shonuff.com
Too Tall Jones- still newer, and rocking hard as hell- new album soon- www.tootalljones.com
Dharma Sons- my favorite local band, but not the best of the lot=
www.dharmasons.com
Mudkids- the best damn indie rappers I've EVER heard. Based out of Indianapolis...and movin west. I don't know their website anymore...
Brownie Mary- not too shabby, may be picking up sooner than a lot of people think...
Oh yeah...and the Red Elvises- these guys KICK ASS- www.redelvises.com
and the Go To Hells...can't seem to find any info at the current moment on them
There's this band called creed...just kidding, I hate them.
Anyways...
Shonuff- a great band that just can't seem to get noticed... www.shonuff.com
Too Tall Jones- still newer, and rocking hard as hell- new album soon- www.tootalljones.com
Dharma Sons- my favorite local band, but not the best of the lot=
www.dharmasons.com
Mudkids- the best damn indie rappers I've EVER heard. Based out of Indianapolis...and movin west. I don't know their website anymore...
Brownie Mary- not too shabby, may be picking up sooner than a lot of people think...
Oh yeah...and the Red Elvises- these guys KICK ASS- www.redelvises.com
and the Go To Hells...can't seem to find any info at the current moment on them
this CD for $15 you get lot great local music.
Other bands i like that I don't hear on the radio(maybe you do):
Jennifer Listen
Virgos Merlot
OAR(Of a Revolution)
#44
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The Polyphonic Spree...awe inspiring Symphoni Pop Band from Dallas, TX, led by former frontman of Tripping Daisy. Give em a listen!
www.thepolyphonicspree.com
...And you will know us by the Trail of Dead -- "Source Tags and Codes" Great Cd!
Centro-Matic...any cd by this band is WORTH getting!
email me if you to discuss:
[email protected]
www.thepolyphonicspree.com
...And you will know us by the Trail of Dead -- "Source Tags and Codes" Great Cd!
Centro-Matic...any cd by this band is WORTH getting!
email me if you to discuss:
[email protected]
#45
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This thread reminds me of a song called "Pop Songs Your Boyfriend's Too Stupid To Know About," which is by a band not too many people know -- Tullycraft.
To the poster who mentioned Rasputina: thanks for the heads-up on their new album. Not sure if I'll wait for reviews before I pick it up or not, since I didn't like their first album, but love the second one.
To the poster who mentioned Rasputina: thanks for the heads-up on their new album. Not sure if I'll wait for reviews before I pick it up or not, since I didn't like their first album, but love the second one.
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One of my favorite bands is virtually unknown, Big Wreck. They had a semi-popular video on MTV in 1997 called "The Oaf". But I guess their popularity ended there, as today's fans aren't looking for a cross between Zepplin and Soundgarden. But they are a bunch of very talented musicians (another quality not sought after these days) with very catchy tunes. Their self-titled CD gets my vote for Top 5 of the 90's. Their latest, "The Pleasure and The Greed" was released last year.
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Havana 3AM - I'm really hooked on their only Cd. Features Paul Simonon formerly of the Clash on bass. I'm not sure who the singer is but I like his voice and the lyrics are pretty good. The standout songs: Life on the Line, The Hardest Game, Hole in the Sky, What About Your Future?
Havana 3AM - I'm really hooked on their only Cd. Features Paul Simonon formerly of the Clash on bass. I'm not sure who the singer is but I like his voice and the lyrics are pretty good. The standout songs: Life on the Line, The Hardest Game, Hole in the Sky, What About Your Future?
#49
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Originally Posted by Lee Harvey Oswald
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Havana 3AM - I'm really hooked on their only Cd. Features Paul Simonon formerly of the Clash on bass. I'm not sure who the singer is but I like his voice and the lyrics are pretty good. The standout songs: Life on the Line, The Hardest Game, Hole in the Sky, What About Your Future?
Havana 3AM - I'm really hooked on their only Cd. Features Paul Simonon formerly of the Clash on bass. I'm not sure who the singer is but I like his voice and the lyrics are pretty good. The standout songs: Life on the Line, The Hardest Game, Hole in the Sky, What About Your Future?
The Singer/Guitarist is Gary Myrick. "Reach The Rock" was the single off that album, and always the song I remember best by them. The album didn't sell very well, and drummer Nigel Dixon died a couple years after it's release in 1993. Simonon departed soon after to a career of art. Gary Myrick actually put out one more album, billed as "Gary Myrick & Havana 3am" - Texas Glitter & Tombstone Tales (1996) - with different line-up but it was also unsuccessful and the band broke up shortly after. It wasn't nearly as good as the debut, either.