What Vladimir Nabokov book should I enjoy ?

I already read the one about the little girl

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17796456]This may sound odd, but


suggest music to listen to on a gray, rainy day[/QUOTE]

the jesus and mary chain

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17796456]This may sound odd, but


suggest music to listen to on a gray, rainy day[/QUOTE]

tim hecker

Bohren and Der Club of Gore

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17796456]This may sound odd, but


suggest music to listen to on a gray, rainy day[/QUOTE]

Blackfilm - [I]Blackfilm[/I]

Already said Bohren you fag.

Didn't see it Miguel, and you didn't rec an album.

Well the discography would do fine, Murato.

dance of december souls

Currently digging The Boats - Songs by the sea. Any recommendations for similar stuff?

Are there any bands that make music similar to Brand New's Sink? Like I guess catchy post-hardcore is what you could call it.

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17796456]This may sound odd, but


suggest music to listen to on a gray, rainy day[/QUOTE]

Charles Earland - [I]Black Talk[/I]

stuff like american football, but more like the mellow side than the emo side?

Any spoken word/comedy stuff to recommend?

michael ian black - i am a wonderful man

one of the funniest things i have ever heard

Looking for similar bands to Shels, Isis, Devil Sold His Soul etc, anyone help

seven nautical miles - every ocean reversed
rosetta - the galilean satellites
HKY - HKY
irepress - samus octology
supercontinent - vaalbara
windmills by the ocean - windmills by the ocean
red sparowes - at the soundless dawn
these monsters... - these monsters...

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;17798840]seven nautical miles - every ocean reversed
rosetta - the galilean satellites
HKY - HKY
irepress - samus octology
supercontinent - vaalbara
windmills by the ocean - windmills by the ocean
red sparowes - at the soundless dawn
these monsters... - these monsters...[/QUOTE]

here ye go frankie just so this doesnt get pageturned on ya

nothing but amazingness in those recs, theyre in no order

And Neurosis - A Sun That Never Sets

noo

shut up TONY

lol he looks for similar bands and you list all of the bands who wouldn't exist without neurosis but forget neurosis. i mean you aren't a fan if i recall but come on shelly

i didnt forget them theyre not on the list bc A. all the bands that have come after them and been influenced by them have actually succeeded in making awesome music and B. everyone in the world has heard neurosis so theres no need to rec them to anybody

i've never listened to neurosis

except this one time i played them on the indie pop station because a song was ending and i had to hurry up and grab the nearest CD

yeah but you dont hardly listen to any good music

im usually listening to intense prog while you're listening to post-rock

but you're a pretty deep cat so i respect your opinion more than most here

id rather listen to post-rock than prog for the most part

when i said 'yeah but you dont hardly listen to any good music' i really meant that you spend more time looking for obscure scratchy noise music collages than you do listening to the essentials of the more conventional genres

and i havent listened to post rock much at all lately. eryone knows im a post metal kinda guy.

Statement is true.

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;17798841]here ye go frankie just so this doesnt get pageturned on ya

nothing but amazingness in those recs, theyre in no order[/QUOTE]

cheers for this, checking em out now

And check out Neurosis, Frankie. I don't really get why Anthony doesn't like them but they are the best in the genre.

can someone rec me something similar to cacophony and jason becker. im starting yto get into shrapnel records

[QUOTE=Txus;17800681]And check out Neurosis, Frankie. I don't really get why Anthony doesn't like them but they are the best in the genre.[/QUOTE]

will do man

albums like Atheist's [I]Unquestionable Presence[/I] but better?

maybe Gorguts - Obscura

Do any acoustic screamo albums exist? If so please tell me. :)

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17801662]albums like Atheist's [I]Unquestionable Presence[/I] but better?[/QUOTE]

How much death metal do you have ?

[QUOTE=illmitch;17801714]maybe Gorguts - Obscura[/QUOTE]

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17802040]How much death metal do you have ?[/QUOTE]

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This is my death metal folder, within I have probably the most popular album for each artist and that's it. Some albums I haven't listened to yet may or may not be death metal.

[QUOTE=Si1v3RfaNg;17801874]Do any acoustic screamo albums exist? If so please tell me. :)[/QUOTE]

eww

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17801662]albums like Atheist's [I]Unquestionable Presence[/I] but better?[/QUOTE]

Piece of Time is better. More straightforward, though. As far as other bands...uh...I don't know about better, but here are some things that mesh stylistically with it.

Hellwitch - Syzygial Miscreancy
Martyr - Feeding the Abscess (vocals are awful, but it's in the same vein, just more technical)
Death - Human or Individual Thought Patterns
Hieronymus Bosch - Equivoke
Ephel Duath - The Painter's Palette
Capharnaum - Fractured
Psycroptic - The Scepter Of The Ancients (A more modern version, but the vocals are burpy and croaky and bother some people)

As far as Gorguts, I'd probably say From Wisdom to Hate before Obscura, but it depends on if you want the weirdest one first (Obscura) or not.

Ok, you should probably get Bolt Thrower - [I]Realm of Chaos [/I], Morbid Angel - [I]Altars of Madness[/I], Autopsy - [I]Mental Funeral[/I] , and Morpheus Descends - [I]Chronicles of the Shadowed Ones[/I]

they're the best ones out of the essential death stuff people have rec'd me