Meatplow: Which Genre Should I Tackle Next?

Meatplow 11.28.09	Some of these I more heavily familiar with than others. For example I have listened to very little post rock, what I have heard is exceptionally mundane but i'm curious nonetheless.
rasputin 11.28.09	give me a couple of minutes, i'll be back with a long post
Meatplow 11.28.09	if it's not doom metal i'll surprised ras
Meatplow 11.28.09	shoegaze/dream pop. idk if muse and radiohead borrowed some elements, they may have. i'm thinking more cocteau twins, my bloody valentine etc
rasputin 11.28.09	rofl muse and radiohead shoegaze? looooool
Phil 11.28.09	What the fuck is 'Martial Industrial'? Post-punk: Wire- Pink Flag Shoegaze: Cocteau Twins- Treasure Psycedelic Rock: Any Blue Oyster Cult record, although, some will disagree with me. They had some rather odd things to say. Jazz: Chet Baker-The Thrill is gone Krautrock: Any Kraftwerk album.
rasputin 11.28.09	1. Post Rock Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F# A# Infinity 3. Shoegaze My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Slowdive - Souvlaki 4. Psychadelic Rock Deerhunter - Microcastles Comets on Fire - Blue Cathedral 5. Punk The Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come (Hardcore) Blacklisted - Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God Ceremony - Ruined Extortion - Degenerate Cursed - II Gospel - The Moon is a Dead World Off Minor - The Heat Death of the Universe I don't have access to all my music at the moment and I'm too tired to keep thinking, but I guess this is a start.
Skimaskcheck 11.28.09	Oneeeeeeeee. Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss GY!BE - Whichever title you like the best, you can't really go wrong. Do Make Say Think - Other Truths Mono - Hymn to the Immortal Wind Sigur Ros - ( ) and Explosions in the Sky maybe? They get a lot of hate, but if you want to familarise yourself with the genre they're kind of an essential band.
TheyTookOurJobs 11.28.09	post rock= sigur ros mogwai
TheyTookOurJobs 11.28.09	punk/hardcore lifetime pennywise
TheyTookOurJobs 11.28.09	what the fuck is krautrock?
Phil 11.28.09	Krautrock wiki page: 'Krautrock is a generic name for the experimental music scene that appeared in Germany in the late 1960s and gained popularity throughout the 1970s, especially in Britain.'
qwe3 11.28.09	1. Meatplow get Dirty Three because it has the Bad Seed's violinist and it's just beautiful raw post rock. Get Cinder and Ocean Songs by them. Also get Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss Do Make Say Think - Other Truths Bark Psychosis - Hex 2. Portishead - Dummy Massive Attack - Mezzazine 3. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless (one of the best albums ever) 6. Yes - Close to the Edge Can - Tago Mago (although this is also krautrock so yeah) Porcupine Tree - The Sky Moves Sideways (best album by them by far. much more psychadelic and interesting) Rishloo - Eidolon
Powerban 11.28.09	Second Rishloo. Get that fucking album now.
Blackbelt54 11.28.09	punk/hardcore: agent orange, bad brains, black flag, the clash, descendents, dropkick murphys, gallows, minor threat, nofx, operation ivy, pennywise, ramones, rancid, refused,
TheSmilingCreep 11.28.09	saudi arabian techno hardcore
Masochist 11.28.09	It's hard to answer your question...for me, I'd suggest trying to get into either Post Rock, Progressive, Shoegaze or Punk/Hardcore next...I just couldn't tell you which one specifically. So here's what you do: Go out and buy the following albums-- Sigur Ros - '( )' My Bloody Valentine - 'Loveless' Refused - 'The Shape of Punk To Come' Porcupine Tree - 'In Absentia' (for new prog) or Pink Floyd - 'Wish You Were Here' (for classic prog)...or both. Listen to all of those, then choose which one seems the most promising and check back with us.
ChildOfHate 11.28.09	Post Rock: Yndi Halda Godspeed you! black emperor Prog Rock: Riverside (anyone of their first 3 albums) Punk: A Wilhelm Scream
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