linkinmuse
09.06.13 | The Resistance by Muse and the book 1984 by George Orwell. But no one likes that album except me. : |
Relinquished
09.06.13 | all the christian rock bands and the bible |
ButteryBiscuitBass
09.06.13 | Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible - The Tortue Garden. |
Turtlestlker
09.06.13 | I liked the Origin of Symmetry by Muse but never went any further with them then that record. I'd also like ovoid christian rock, unless of course I can somehow use MewithoutYou to link to something.
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SeaAnemone
09.06.13 | emery and twilight
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PunchforPunch
09.06.13 | Summoning and LOTR |
Turtlestlker
09.06.13 | I figured I could do a lot with Lovecraft but completely forgot about LoTR. |
laucha1266
09.06.13 | call of ktulu maybe? |
Turtlestlker
09.06.13 | Also it doesn't have to be explicitly in lyrics, it could also be something similar in tone. |
TheSpaceMan
09.06.13 | Dude Animals was made for that assignment lol |
MikeC26
09.06.13 | Yeah that Muse album was really weak, especially when compared to magnum opus it was based on. |
DominionMM1
09.06.13 | david bowie- diamond dogs
mastodon- leviathan
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SpiritCrusher2
09.06.13 | check this out http://www.lebmetal.com/2009/10/hp-lovecraft-in-metal-music/ |
jefflebowski
09.06.13 | thrice - vheissu - thomas pynchon |
TheSpaceMan
09.06.13 | fucking Leviathan by Mastadon |
SmersH
09.06.13 | Porcupine Tree - Blank Planet |
sleepdirt
09.06.13 | Earth's Hex: Or Printing in the Infernal Method was heavily influenced by McCarthy's Blood Meridian. The songs are named after chapters in the book for crissakes! |
Parallels
09.06.13 | TOM SAWYER - RUSH fom Mark Twain ftw
No Exit by Fates Warning took their title from Jean Paul Sartre's book No Exit
Out of the Silent Planet is both a song and album by King's X based on C S Lewis' Space Trilogy
Also I've heard Placebo have been influenced by Bret Easton Ellis but I would've never believed it until he directed their music video recently
"Stranger in a Strange Land" and "The Number of the Beast" were book titles by Robert A Heinlein, and "To Tame a Land" is based from Frank Herbert's Dune |
c0ffee
09.06.13 | The title, "Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt" by mewithoutYou is a Vonnegut reference, and the lyrics of the song contain a snippet from a John Donne poem. mwY draws a lot from literature, aside from all the biblical lines.
The Team Sleep song, "Tomb of Liegia" is in reference to an Edgar Allan Poe short story, "Ligeia." |
Parallels
09.06.13 | Iron Maiden wrote Stranger in a strange land, number of the beast, and to tame a land in case that wasnt obvious |
Mongi123
09.06.13 | Jimmy Eat World- Goodbye Sky Harbor |
c0ffee
09.06.13 | A few references pointed out from mwY's last album:
http://youresayingthesamething.tumblr.com/ |
DrMaximus
09.06.13 | Alesana's newest album is based on the Divine Comedy. |
BlueW
09.06.13 | Murakami novels reference shitloads of sweet jazz and classical music |
Turtlestlker
09.06.13 | On The Wall...Meh don't care all too much for the album.
Not too sure on using Leviathan but yeah, it's pretty obvious I'm not too sure why I didn't think about it earlier.
No Exit seems interesting as does that series from C.S Lewis.
Which books by Thomas Pynchon influenced Thrice? I never heard of him before(Not too well versed in literature.)
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Nagrarok
09.06.13 | "Stranger in a Strange Land" and "The Number of the Beast" were book titles by Robert A Heinlein, and "To Tame a Land" is based from Frank Herbert's Dune
And yet you forget to mention RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER |
Turtlestlker
09.06.13 | And I was thinking maybe doing Godspeed You!Black Emperor-F#A# for The Stand or The Gunslinger |
Havey
09.06.13 | Nowhere could the interrelationship between literature and music be seen more clearly than during the Romantic era. Composers had diverse influences that were often as literary as they were musical. Poetry, philosophy, drama... |
InfamousGrouse
09.06.13 | for lovecraft check rudimentary peni's 2nd lp cacophony |
qwe3
09.06.13 | rudimentary peni=lovecraft |
Mort.
09.06.13 | Alexisonfire did a bunch of songs inspired by kurt vonneguts work |