feed me... seymour feed me now!

darthmise

Could somebody please recommend me an album or two to listen to, I feel I need a change, something new. (Ixnay on the Limp Biskit-yay)

Kali

what type of music?
very hard to give recomendations otherwise.

if your looking for stuff you (probably) havent heard before and want to broaden your horizons:

Boards Of Canada - Boc Maxima
Todd Rundgren - Something/Anything
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Psychonauts - Time Machine
Afro-Celt Soundsytem - Volume 2: Release

enjoy

Miguel_Sanchez

I love recommending stuff like this....

*Ahem*..........

Jeff Buckley - Grace
Tim Buckley - Honeyman
Tom Waits - Heart of Saturday Night, Mule Variations, Closing Time
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
Sebadoh - Bubble and Scrape, Harmacy
Tindersticks - Tindersticks' Second Album
Nick Cave - The Boatman's Call
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen
Violent Femmes - Violent Femmes
Dinosaur Jr. - Where you Been, Without a Sound
Breeders - Last Splash, Pod
Fugazi - 13 Songs
Velvet Underground + Nico
Elliott Smith - XO, either/or, Figure 8
Mercury Rev - Boces, Deserter's Songs
Pixies - Doolittle, Surfer Rosa, Bossanova, Come on Pilgrim

*takes deep breath*

Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill, Pretzel Logic
Led Zeppelin - II, IV
Smashing Pumpkins - first four albums
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation, Dirty, Goo, Thousand Leaves
Red House Painters - Down Colourful Hill
Beastie Boys - Ill Communication, The In Sounds from Way Out, Paul's Boutique
Marvin Gaye - Let's Get it On
Otis Redding - everything by him
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
The La's - The La's
........................ *collapses on floor*

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Cake Fiend

Air - Premieres Symptomes
Fatboy Slim - Better Livin' Thru Chemistry
Rage Against The Machine - self titled
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Moby - the one before Play
Moby - Play
RHCP - Californiacation

If anyone disagrees with any of the above, keep in mind that I don't care.

Miguel_Sanchez

Sico - you just reminded me

Massive Attack - Blue Lines, Protection
Tricky - Maxinaquaye
Portishead - Dummy

and of course:

Spice Girls - Girl Power Fizzy Fluff Pop

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C B

well Jeff thats pretty much the list of my favourite albums/bands.

You did however miss a few.

The Amps - Pacer
Sewing Room - and nico
Sugar - Copper Blue
Billy Bragg - William Bloke
New Model Army - Impurity
Wedding Present - Bizarro
Vic Chesnutt - Little
Belle and Sebastian - If You're Feeling Sinister
Divine Comedy - Promonade

and of course the best album of last year (by a long shot)
Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour of the Bewilderbeast

Miguel_Sanchez

CB - glad you appreciate my selection. And indeed I must agree with your selection of Sugar and Badly Drawn Boy too. Saw the Amps live with the Foo Fighters in America once - still prefer the Breeders though. Good ol' Kim Deal.

"This is a song about a superhero named Tony - it's called Tony's Theme!"

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Bard

hummmm....

[*]David Gray - White Ladder
[*]Gladiator - Soundtrack
[*]Radiohead - Kid A
[*]Nigel Kennedy - Vivaldi's Four Seasons
[*]The Beatles - 1
[*]Arrested Development - 3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life Of...
[*]Metallica - Ride the Lightning
[*]The Committments - Soundtrack Vol.1 & 2
[*]Alanis Morisette - Jagged Little Pill

how'zat for varied?

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TwoShedsJackson

Elysian Fields - 'Bleed Your Cedar'

Drugstore - 'White Magic For Lovers'

Janes Addiction - 'Nothings Shocking'

darthmise

Its wide and varied alright. Have to say some great selections there, Pavement crooked rain, wow i havent listened to that in years,
Lists likje this would make you go back and listen to the stuff you forgot about and buried in your collection.
Have to admit i'm curious about Arrested developement.
Keep them coming, something irish perhaps along the lines of the Frames, Watercress,

harVee

if ya something a little different, check out Future Pilot AKA's new LP "Tiny Waves, Mighty Sea".
It's got voice and it's got music and is the most interesting record released so far this year i reckon...
As for Irish, check out Estel's "Angelpie, I think I ate your face", which was one of the best irish releases of last year...

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darthmise

Somebody briefly mentioned Jemma Hayes in a previous thread.
My ears are perked... tell me more.

Kali

Irish:
Kila - Mind The Gap
Plague Monkeys - Surface Tension
and i already mentioned Afrocelt Soundsytem

Pi Soundtrack if you can locate it is bloody excellent.

and usually completly overlooked:
Depeche Mode - Ultra
and John Coltrane - A Love Supreme

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harVee

first thing about Ms. Hayes is that her first name is spelt g e m m a.

Miguel_Sanchez

Some more Irish albums:

Whipping Boy - Heartworm
Engine Alley - A Sonic Holiday
The Pale - Here's One We Made Earlier

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Figment

Frames - fitzcaraldo
Frames - dance the devil
Frames - magic hand ep
Frames - http://www.glenhansard.com (great live tracks)
Oh and Tom McRae (another dubliner)
Gemma Hayes is good.

Lenny

Mauro Picotto- Iguana

darthmise

I'm well aware of the existing Frames albums and the new one on the way in march, thanks, it's other groups\artists I'm looking for really.

Frodo@work

i think it was me that mentioned jemma hayes,although it was a while ago.
im sure i was just saying how god damn good she is and to go see her if she is playing in a town/city/country near you.
so go see her if you get the chance.
p.s she is also eye candy ,what a girl.

Frodo@work

im i the only person that has ever got passed the first violent femmes album.
get there second album hallowed ground, its so god damn good it hurts
also;
Asian Dub Foundation : (forgot the name) first album.
the cure: boys dont cry
the cure; disintegration
the pixies: all of them
stevie wonder:all the early stuff
miles daves; all of it
john coultrain :all of it
chet baker: my funny valintine
chet baker: most of the early stuff
jurassic 5: first album
nwa :efil4zaggin
public enemy;
john carter :live at the social vol2
nivanna: all of it
guns and roses : appetite and lies lies lies
david gray; sell sell sell
the eels: all albums
pearl jam: ten

and so on and so on

Kali

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Frodo@work:
miles daves; all of it
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hehe you obviously havent heard his mid 80s stuff with dodgy rappers then

Kind of Blue and two or three of the compilation "best of" cds should see any jazz fan happy... considering Capitol have a good 80 or so Miles Davis releases..

There are a few dodgy Coltrane albums around as well... "A Love Supreme" would easily be his best work for anyone gettin into that sort of music.

mono

Roots-Things Fall Apart
Mos Def-Black on Both Sides
The Doors-The Doors
Fiona Apple-When the Pawn....
Beck-Every album from this genius.
Pearl Jam-Yield
Led Zeppelin-Best of 1,2

Just thought I'd mention a few of my faves that haven't appeared.

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bugler

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Jeff_Lebowski:
Some more Irish albums:
Whipping Boy - Heartworm
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ahhh heartworm is fuppin classic. but its been deleted for 3 yrs,so hard to track down a copy, try their last album which is self titled. v good too.

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