dub sean
05.01.08 | come on, you all know I'm a reggae/jam dude. There's gotta be some more great stuff out there that I don't know...recommend or comment! |
Masochist
05.01.08 | #3..."Lost And Gone Forever." Stevie Ray Vaughn is cool, as well.
You might like Transplants. |
robin
05.01.08 | yeah, check out the latest stuff by #2 first... then delve into their older stuff afterwards, it's equally great. |
taylormemer
05.01.08 | Number 6 is highly recommended. |
ilikemusicthatsucks
05.01.08 | 2 is just amazing dude. I'd listen to all their stuff in chronological. Also, are you into Ween? Might want to check them out, they're a lot of fun. |
TheSportingSwine
05.01.08 | Cat Empire. |
TheSportingSwine
05.01.08 | John Butler Trio, Fat Freddy's Drop and Kora are all awesome as well. |
Cuban Pete
05.01.08 | sublime lol |
MrKite
05.01.08 | Some people find Yoshimi by the Lips boring but I doubt you will. That or Soft Bulletin would be good starting points. |
Mendigo
05.01.08 | actually my favourite The Flaming Lips album was their latest one, "At War With the Mystics". I was pretty disapointed by "The Soft Bulletin", tbh.
can't help you with the others, sorry. and I need to get inot 6 too... |
Mendigo
05.01.08 | ah, and recommendations: I've just looked at your ratings and here are a few bands I strongly recommend.
Mahavishnu Orchestra (Inner Mounting Flame, Birds of Fire): jazz-rock, the most virtuosic band ever
The Kinks: The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society should be perfect for you I guess.
The United States of America: one of the greatest psychedelic bands ever, very experimental (and early on, their only album was released 1968)
King Crimson: you don't have rated "Red" yet, and I guess you'll like it. quite different from In the court of... btw.
Yes: Relayer and Close to the Edge are both genius.
more stuff by Nick Drake
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Bfhurricane
05.01.08 | Stevie Ray Vaughn is the best on the list, that would be a good investment.
Honestly dubster, get some Iron Maiden. Not even kidding. |
dub sean
05.01.08 | Bf....why? |
Bfhurricane
05.02.08 | Because I heard you saying you wanted to try getting into heavier music and you started with Blackwater Park, and I called it that it wasn't a good starting point. I really think if you got an album by Maiden, which is classic metal (no screams, easy listening), youd expand your musical horizons tremendously!
I was also going to recommend O.A.R., but I checked out your ratings and you already listen to them... seen them live twice yo. |
foreverendeared
05.02.08 | woo! i love 4! |
Phil
05.02.08 | Probably could check out Cut Copy and Midnight Juggernauts. Both Aussie too. |
