[QUOTE=Txus;17740190]joy divison
the birthday party
gang of four
wire
mission of burma
television
the smiths[/QUOTE]

pageturn

and yeah, the cure too!

wait what

the smiths aren't post punk

i wouldnt consider them straight post-punk, but id say they have considerable post-punk influence

oh yeah? then what are they?

And I think the album you're saying Moon dude is Cromagnon - Orgasm, probably the only album I haven't been able to finish.

[QUOTE=Txus;17740215]oh yeah? then what are they?

And I think the album you're saying Moon dude is Cromagnon - Orgasm, probably the only album I haven't been able to finish.[/QUOTE]

yes! just looked up the cover and it is what i remember

i must hear it to believe

Tell me what you think about it.

The Smiths are like, a middle-ground between 80's post punk and 90's indie.

Most people seem to consider them alternative and that really seems a lot more accurate than calling them post punk.

**** you

And Jcs, definitely get The Raincoats' self-titled debut and Bauhaus' [I]In The Flat Field[/I]. Essential post-punk.

[i]Orgasm[/i] rules.

also get Public Image Ltd - [i]Metal Box[/i] if we are talking post punk.

wait no love for joy division and bauhaus?

you're a faggot bro

and Interpol isn't post-punk, they really like it tho

a tonne of stuff has already been mentioned and whenever somebody mentions post punk I usually type out a massive list of 20 bands and give a detailed analysis, not tonight guys i'm tired from work

[url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=580727[/url]

EMH's list here in this recent thread was surprisingly decent, and I made said post below. Research these bands and you should be well grounded in the genre.

i love how we are giving recommendations to jcs and he will probably nevrer listen to them since he doesnt like joy division

he pretty much said nevermind

[QUOTE=Txus;17740285]i love how we are giving recommendations to jcs and he will probably nevrer listen to them since he doesnt like joy division[/QUOTE]

:) I love bruce campbell though

oh me too :D

post punk

the smiths

[IMG]http://www.jeffery-west.co.uk/content/ian_curtis2.jpg[/IMG]

ARGHHHH

[QUOTE=salival13;17738974][B][U]RIFFS[/U][/B]

Bolt Thrower
Windir
Entombed
Pig Destroyer
Converge
Clutch
Karma To Burn
Hypocrisy
Amon Amarth
Dismember
Edge of Sanity
Neurosis-[I]A Sun That Never Sets[/I]
Isis-[I]Celestial[/I]
Shrinebuilder is hella decent too[/QUOTE]

Left Hand Path, best riffs ever.

yeah there are certainly some riffs on left hand path

LHP riffs get stuck in my head until i listen to something else.

i need to delve into it more, ive only listened a few times

It's their best I think. One of my favorite early-90s albums.

Can anyone make reccomendations for me?

I like a wide range of music, but I want to find new bands to get into. I like death metal, metalcore, deathcore, hard rock, progressive rock, inde rock, maybe just a few screamo bands. I want to find bands that aren't generic and have excellent instrumental and lyrical abilities.

[QUOTE=CallMeCrispy;17742562]Can anyone make reccomendations for me?

I like a wide range of music, but I want to find new bands to get into. I like death metal, metalcore, deathcore, hard rock, progressive rock, inde rock, maybe just a few screamo bands. I want to find bands that aren't generic and have excellent instrumental and lyrical abilities.[/QUOTE]

Maps and Atlases
Natsumen
Melt-Banana
Pig Destroyer
Gospel


Do it up brother!

that was about as vague as it gets

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;17742626]that was about as vague as it gets[/QUOTE]

i know so i just rec'd him my favorite bands haha

i noticed haha

How about something to get me into Flying Lotus

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