i have that burial album and enjoy it a lot. but i've never even heard of the others will download all of them. thanks much. :)

No problem. Thievery Corporation has some trip-hop elements as well. Actually remove it from the dubstep list and put it on your trip-hop list. And get Sounds From The Thievery Hi-fi first. I can't rec any other trip-hop because I have yet to encounter something that I really enjoy(other than massive attack).

i still need some heavy in the mix though, good DM and melo-death is a must

[QUOTE=Spiritofmosa;17702480]Too much of Radiohead and emo indie is getting me depressed to a point i start listening to eminem and big boi.
I need some good hard rock album recommendations,
anything that sounds close to Pearl jam and stone temple pilots :)[/QUOTE]

lol

Skid Row - Slave to the Grind

That's a good ****in' rockin' album.

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17703001]Dubstep:
Benga - Diary of an afro warrior
Silkie - city limits vol 1
Thievery Corporation - Richest man in babylon
Burial - untrue
Pulshar - brotherhood

Can rec some more, but I think these should be sufficient.[/QUOTE]

Benga is awesome

trip-hop -

Saltillo - Ganglion

Dirty Elegance is pretty good trip-hop

i got to really listen to thievery corporation on the way down to cali
that album thievery sounds of the hifi i think.
I really enjoyed it, with the exception of some Rastafarian voice in almost every song. It wasn't bad for the first half of the album, it just got on my nerves after a while.

Dirty Elegance was awesome though. Will def be getting more of their material.

trip-hop:

Sneaker Pimps - Becoming X
Lamb - Lamb
Crustation - Bloom

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knaYbhKOe4o[/url]

I need more weird 60's music of this nature

[QUOTE=Skyler;17706255]trip-hop:

Sneaker Pimps - Becoming X
Lamb - Lamb
Crustation - Bloom[/QUOTE]

sneaker pimps are ballin

becoming x is such a good album
haven't heard any of their other stuff though

their other stuff features some dude vocalist

I like her vocals on that album though, 6 Underground's my favorite track by them

well 6 underground is a very bad song

well you're a stupid poopy head

need some classic free jazz

the more radical the better

2nd Outlet - Burnt Sienna

looking to get into some neofolk, any recs? (asking haz specifically)

[21:13] haz: current 93 - all the pretty horses, death in june - brown book, sol invictus - lex talionis, fire + ice - runa, nature and organisation - beauty reaps the blood of solitude

tight, thanks man!

rome's latest is ridiculously good

+ Rome - Confessions. Though there's a good chance you've already heard them.

edit: Yeah, it's really different than their previous albums. Much more dynamic and jaunty.

[QUOTE=illmitch;17709758]tight, thanks man![/QUOTE]

I pretty much just mentioned a few key albums from the core of the british scene, theres a whole heap of european stuff to get through as well.

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17709622]need some classic free jazz

the more radical the better[/QUOTE]

Peter Brötzmann
Derek Bailey
Albert Ayler
Sun Ra
Cecil Taylor
Pharoah Sanders
Ornette Coleman
Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Quintet

i knw i could count on u

And get some Coltrane, not free jazz but still a major influence on most of them.

his later stuff is free jazz

yeah, you can also check the later stuff of Wayne Shorter(another legend). His last ensemble played avant-garde when I saw them last year. All of his post 2000 albums are with this ensemble as far as I know.

[QUOTE=Apoc;17708485]their other stuff features some dude vocalist

I like her vocals on that album though, 6 Underground's my favorite track by them[/QUOTE]

Yeah, the male vocalist is Chris Corner, the guy that writes most of the music. They kicked the girl out because they didn't want to sound like other downtempo bands of the time.

6 Underground is also my favorite song of theirs, and probably my favorite song in general.