Good New Bands?
- Thread starter stinkyboy
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i ll burn ya kueppers - i was a mailorder bridegroom... awesomenarlus said:i have _Everybody's Got To_ and _Electrical Storm_ (which is my fave), and a live record from The Aints ().
yeah, no hurries on the unpacking. you found a place i take it?
yeah, outside of grass valley CA... 50 miles to downieville / 60 to tahoe... sweetness
If you want to try some local flavor check out Friends of Dean Martinez, a Tucson "supergroup".
yeah, good stuff. i caught 'em opening for giant sand once. good band.Trainwreck said:
H8R said:
Spam!
I actually tried looking your band up 'cause I was getting my iStalk on.
Clap your hands and say yeah
Wolfmother
Postal service
Wolfparade
Frou Frou
Doves
The Bravery
Wolfmother
Postal service
Wolfparade
Frou Frou
Doves
The Bravery
Slayer
you forgot Wolf Eyes. :evil:N8 said:
what about the nihonjin classic - guitar wolf 
not new but wolfish
not new but wolfish
stinky, if ya haven t heard of / or much of modest mouse i d give them a shot...
N8 said:
all good stuff...
oh yeah, definitely mention that dude. the japanese link wray on a handful of amphetamines.partsbara said:what about the nihonjin classic - guitar wolf
not new but wolfish
indeed... they are a very strange breed... no wonder valve STILL lives therenarlus said:
anyone else think that the She Wants Revenge vocalist is more more monotone than Ben Stein? I want to gouge my eyes out...manhattanprjkt83 said:
Arctic Monkeys have talent, but not my taste really
The National - if you like Mike Ness you might like this guy.
Aqueduct - creative catchy indie, not emo.
The Divorce - don't know much about them but saw them in concert a while back and liked them.
The New Pornographers - not punk, but they're new and I like them.
Maserati - from what I've heard, if you like Mogwai, you'll like these guys.
If you have any interest in Death Cab for Cutie, then check out Postal Service and All-time Quarterback too.
Most of my tastes are for the older time tested stuff, Tom Waits, Mogwai, Social D, Ramones, Dropkick Murpheys, Pixies, the Flaming Lips early to mid-90's alternative (Smashing Pumpkins, REM, Pearl Jam, Cranberries, and even U2 *gasp!*) and non-emo/screamo indie (Pedro the Lion, Damien Jurado, DCFC, Minus the Bear, Sufjan Stevens)
OK, be aware I haven't gone through all these threads, but Turbonegro's "Apocolypse Dudes" album is pretty amazing for the music and the incredible adult like approach to fairly amusing topics such as anal sex.stinkyboy said:I saw one of their vids on a local music video channel, and I thought it was a joke...
I'm still not convinced...
In the newer rock arena, I was put off a bit by the new(ish) Hellacopters album - a bit to oclean except for the bonus tracks.
I would go for Cream of the Crap Vol's I and II if you end up looking into them.
bullets and octane aint bad.
That is his gig, i just saw them live and he just pulls it off, no jumping around just real focused, i think the delivery is perfect...kinghami3 said:
to each his own.
Tame Ape said:
<spinal tap>Jim Mac said:
Derek Smalls: "Nowadays we are more intelligent in our lyrics - we take a very sophisticated point of view. A perfect example is our latest number "Sex farm" "
Interviewer: "So you take a more sophisticated point of view by doing it on a sex farm?"
Smalls: "Exactly."
</spinal tap>
Don't get me started! I will start singing Sex Farm! Oh no, here it comes!narlus said:<spinal tap>
Derek Smalls: "Nowadays we are more intelligent in our lyrics - we take a very sophisticated point of view. A perfect example is our latest number "Sex farm" "
Interviewer: "So you take a more sophisticated point of view by doing it on a sex farm?"
Smalls: "Exactly."
</spinal tap>
Sex farm woman, I want to mow you down!
Sex farm woman, I'll rake and hoe you down!
Sex farm woman, don't you feel my saddle rising high-igh-iggghhhh!
clearly one of the high points of 20th century humor.
btw, i always heard 'saddle' as 'silo'.
btw, i always heard 'saddle' as 'silo'.
I should look up the lyrics! I have the LP tucked away somewhere at home!narlus said:clearly one of the high points of 20th century humor.
btw, i always heard 'saddle' as 'silo'.
Yes, ST were clearly 'ahead of their time' so to speak. I have a friend who saw it in the theater in Queens when it came out with a bunch of metalheads. They didn't find the movie amusing at all..."Wut, I don ged it!"
stinky,
if you haven't checked out "the music genome" project, you may want to! you can enter a bands name you like, and they will suggest others that are similar.
try Pandora.com
also try The Secret Machines
For those that like the "Arctic Monkeys" you may want to check out Clearlake
if you haven't checked out "the music genome" project, you may want to! you can enter a bands name you like, and they will suggest others that are similar.
try Pandora.com
also try The Secret Machines
For those that like the "Arctic Monkeys" you may want to check out Clearlake
'crouching in your pea patch'
that is PURE GOLD!!!
and this is just one song; so many other great bits.
goddamn was that a great movie.
that is PURE GOLD!!!
and this is just one song; so many other great bits.
goddamn was that a great movie.
Absolute classic, I remember being so confused going into it trying to decide if they were a real band or just a fake band. I came out with the same question but had laughed so hard that it didn't really matter anymore.narlus said:'crouching in your pea patch'
that is PURE GOLD!!!
and this is just one song; so many other great bits.
goddamn was that a great movie.