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04-06-2007, 02:52 PM
It's about time Vince and I bring these threads back, in an attempt to spark some discussion. Since you guys seem eager to get things moving in this forum, I expect these threads to get more responses than they used to. :mad:
If you missed the first 10 of these, check them out by looking through my threads. :)
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Th' Legendary Shack Shakers
Hometown:
Nashville, TN
Genre:
Rockabilly/Psychobilly
Similar Artists:
Reverend Horton Heat, Nekromantix
Members:
J.D. Wilkes (vocals, harmonica), Mark Robertson (upright bass), David Lee (guitar), Brett Whitacre (drums)
Links:
http://myspace.com/legendaryshackshakers
Discography:
1998 Hunkerdown
2003 ****-A-Doodle-Don’t
2004 Believe
2006 Pandelirium
Description:
This might be a bit of a stretch for some of you guys, but check it out anyway. Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers are an awesome band with a lot of talent. They have a great sound, if you’re open to trying something new, and they put on a great live show.
So, if you’re up for something new, give these guys a listen. It might take a while to get into, but their music really is great.
Oh, and if you dig this, and haven’t checked out Reverend Horton Heat, try that too. They rule.
-Brian
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Juno Reactor
Hometown:
United Kingdom
Genre:
Elcetronica/Goa Trance
Similar Artists:
Wikipedia says Hallucinogen, last.fm says Rob Dougan, Astral Projection and Infected Mushroom but I haven't heard anything else that similar myself.
Members:
Ben Watkins, Mike McGuire, Stephane Holweck and many many others
Links:
http://www.myspace.com/juno_reactor
http://www.reactorleak.com/
http://www.last.fm/music/Juno+Reactor?q=juno+reactor
Discography:
1993 Transmissions
1994 Luciana
1996 Beyond the Infinite
1996 Samurai EP
1997 Bible of Dreams
2000 Shango
2003 Appears on:The Matrix Revolutions
2003 The Zwara EP
2004 Labyrinth
Description:
Juno Reactor is a pioneering band in the Goa Trance scene and released one of the first albums that could be called Goa Trance in Transmissions. Since then their work has become more prolific across a huge audience due in no small part to their appearance on several soundtracks.
Basically this band is awesome techno/electronica with Indian Goa influences as well as more traditional tribal like influences. I think it sounds great. This is the kinda stuff you've heard in, for instance, The Matrix and Mortal Kombat.
This band has collaborated with tons of artists of a huge range of influences so although the base is always electronica style music, over that each song has its own sound.
Listen to several songs by this band to get a feel for them because one wouldn't be nearly enough. Everyone should like it though ;)
-Vince
If you missed the first 10 of these, check them out by looking through my threads. :)
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Th' Legendary Shack Shakers
Hometown:
Nashville, TN
Genre:
Rockabilly/Psychobilly
Similar Artists:
Reverend Horton Heat, Nekromantix
Members:
J.D. Wilkes (vocals, harmonica), Mark Robertson (upright bass), David Lee (guitar), Brett Whitacre (drums)
Links:
http://myspace.com/legendaryshackshakers
Discography:
1998 Hunkerdown
2003 ****-A-Doodle-Don’t
2004 Believe
2006 Pandelirium
Description:
This might be a bit of a stretch for some of you guys, but check it out anyway. Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers are an awesome band with a lot of talent. They have a great sound, if you’re open to trying something new, and they put on a great live show.
So, if you’re up for something new, give these guys a listen. It might take a while to get into, but their music really is great.
Oh, and if you dig this, and haven’t checked out Reverend Horton Heat, try that too. They rule.
-Brian
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Juno Reactor
Hometown:
United Kingdom
Genre:
Elcetronica/Goa Trance
Similar Artists:
Wikipedia says Hallucinogen, last.fm says Rob Dougan, Astral Projection and Infected Mushroom but I haven't heard anything else that similar myself.
Members:
Ben Watkins, Mike McGuire, Stephane Holweck and many many others
Links:
http://www.myspace.com/juno_reactor
http://www.reactorleak.com/
http://www.last.fm/music/Juno+Reactor?q=juno+reactor
Discography:
1993 Transmissions
1994 Luciana
1996 Beyond the Infinite
1996 Samurai EP
1997 Bible of Dreams
2000 Shango
2003 Appears on:The Matrix Revolutions
2003 The Zwara EP
2004 Labyrinth
Description:
Juno Reactor is a pioneering band in the Goa Trance scene and released one of the first albums that could be called Goa Trance in Transmissions. Since then their work has become more prolific across a huge audience due in no small part to their appearance on several soundtracks.
Basically this band is awesome techno/electronica with Indian Goa influences as well as more traditional tribal like influences. I think it sounds great. This is the kinda stuff you've heard in, for instance, The Matrix and Mortal Kombat.
This band has collaborated with tons of artists of a huge range of influences so although the base is always electronica style music, over that each song has its own sound.
Listen to several songs by this band to get a feel for them because one wouldn't be nearly enough. Everyone should like it though ;)
-Vince