Any one got any Dubstep to recommend. I've only heard and liked Mord Fustang's song "A New World". Beyond that I am clueless.
"But who prays for Satan? Who...has prayed for the one sinner who needs it most?" - Mark TwainAlong the lines of what you posted: NiT GriT. He played local to me recent, awesome stuff, very emotive style.
His stuff is free on his website.
And Captain Panic!, but his stuff can be hard to find.
In general (*Not quite like what you posted*): Burial, Vex'd, Distance, Scuba & Rusko
The 5 geek social fallacies. Know them well.Yeeeees. I wasn't trying to claim that they were equally good or anything.
And that list is pretty much in order of quality from greatest to least.
edited 26th Feb '12 12:44:19 PM by inane242
The 5 geek social fallacies. Know them well.Not saying anything about quality (I've barely listened to Rusko). It's just that Rusko is a brostep producer and the others are not, creating a sort of Last of These Is Not Like the Others situation.
edited 26th Feb '12 12:50:11 PM by Litis
His work covers alot of ground, Brostep is more "Take Rusko's womp-womp-iest stuff and make it womp-ier".
In his own words:
Like here:
edited 26th Feb '12 12:59:59 PM by inane242
The 5 geek social fallacies. Know them well.Thanks for the advice guys.
"But who prays for Satan? Who...has prayed for the one sinner who needs it most?" - Mark TwainI really want to get into Cloudkicker
, but I'm not sure which album I should start with. Any recommendations?
"Repeater" or "Red Medicine".
I really oughta listen to "The Argument" sometime.
The 5 geek social fallacies. Know them well.I'd say either 13 Songs or Repeater. 13 Songs has a lot of what are thought of as their classic songs *, but imho it doesn't hang together as an album as well as Repeater does, and isn't quite as well-produced... The former makes sense because 13 Songs is really a compilation of two EP's, albeit ones released within a short time of each other.
It's a long shot, but does anyone listen to 50's and / or 60's french pop and rock and have any artists, albums (compilation or otherwise), songs etc to reccomend? Basically I've been told by a friend that I can DJ his wedding provided I can put together around 90 minutes of it. I've gotten started by picking through a compilation called Get The Go!!!, but I need some more. I want it all sung in French, but Translated Cover Versions are cool - I do kind of like the idea of someone hearing a bunch of unfamiliar songs in a foreign language and suddenly recognizing "Hit The Road Jack"
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Well, the gatway album that got me into rap was Snoop Doggy Dog's Doggystyle
edited 13th Aug '12 3:56:38 PM by GearLeader
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXkI1sTDoEg

Yeah, as mcb just said, it's the latter, with a specific emphasis on answering other people's requests for gateways on a certain band or genre. I almost feel like "personal gateway albums" could make an interesting thread on it's own though. Maybe I'll go start it. Maybe not. Edit: wait - there kinda is such a thing already
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To keep on topic:
Gonna agree with JHM on either Coquelicot Asleep in the Poppies or Satanic Panic in the Attic... to clarify why it could go either way, they're one of those bands who had a New Sound Album and then stuck with it. Basically if your reason for wanting to get into them is "I like a couple of Elephant 6 bands and I know that Of Montreal were one of the more well known ones" then it's Coquelicot, but if it's more like "I saw that crazy Brothers Chaps-directed music video
and I liked it", then Satanic Panic is probably the better bet. Basically Coqueloicot = weird Baroque Pop, Satanic Panic and onward = equally weird synth-heavy indie-funk.
edited 26th Feb '12 10:44:46 PM by MikeK