Downloading some music

[Guest Morecello]

I'm downloading some music right now and I'm looking for recommendations. I'll put it all on a cd and listen to it for a few days and then make a trip to the store to pick up some albums.

[Bushmeister]

Despised Icon - Pale

Despised Icon - The Sunset Will Never Charm Us

Carnal Forge - Exploding Veins

Carnal Forge - Burn Them Alive

Agoraphobic Nosebleed - North American Corpse Desecration

Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Cryogenic Husk

Arch Enemy - Losing Faith

Arch Enemy - Bury Me An Angel

Arch Enemy - End Of The Line

Meshuggah - New Millenium Cyanide Christ

Meshuggah - Rational Gaze

Heaven Shall Burn - The Weapon They Fear

Heaven Shall Burn - Fourth Crusade

Heaven Shall Burn - Deification

Japanische Kampfhörspiele - Es Lernt Sich Von Selbst

Japanische Kampfhörspiele - 8.0

Japanische Kampfhörspiele - Alle Wollen Gut Aussehen

Ask and ye shall receive.

[K]

What kind of music do you want?

[Guest Morecello]

I don't want real heavy stuff. I'm into rock music but not that death metal and shit like that.

Some examples of bands that I like are:

Oasis

Guns n' Roses

Motley Crue

Posion

I listen to just about everything and I also hapen to somewhat like country-western music.

[Enter Blue Guy]

Try stuff by Audioslave and Queens of the Stone Age.

Also, try some Stone Temple Pilots if you haven't already heard their shit.

Edited May 10, 2005 by Enter Blue Guy

[MalaCloudy Black]

KRS-One's "Sound of Da Police"

uhmmm...

Nine Inch Nails' "Only"

Nine Inch Nails' "The Hand That Feeds"

[Bushmeister]

Subarachnoid Space, you could try their album "These Things Take Time". Also from the rock front, Neurosis kicks ass. "A Sun That Never Sets" and "Stones From The Sky" are good songs to go with.

[RPS]

Bloc Party - Banquet

[Guest George]

Blur - Anything, all their stuff is good

Cake - Never There, Comfort Eagle, She'll come back to me, I will survive

Red Hot Chili Peppets - Funky Monks, Aeroplane, Higher Ground

Pink Floyd - Money

Aerosmith - Crazy, Crying, Dream On, Hole in my soul, Sunshine, Dude looks like a lady, walk this way

Bush - Come Down, Glycerine, Float

Pearl Jam - Jeremy, Alive

Radiohead - Karma Police, Paranoid Android

A perfect circle - Imagine

Most of the stuff I gave you is quite main-stream, but mostly because I think it will fit your music likings.

[Lowerdeck]

Journey is about 20 years old now ... but still good stuff. If you're interested in that sort of shit.

[Guest daniel]

Guns N Roses - November Rain.

I've been listening it alot recently, and it only takes one listen to realise why its such a classic.

[tristy]

Pray For The Soul Of Betty isn't that good to be honest, but it's easy to pick up and listen to.

[Liam]

Try and download Abandoned Pools self titled debut album. Worth checking out/

[Cactus Drags]

Bloc Party are horrible, why on earth would someone recommend them? Eurgh.

Anyway, I'd highly recommend anything from Funeral For A Friend (Juno, Escape Artists Never Die, and Rookie of the Year being particulary popular).

Edited May 10, 2005 by dragon27

[Skummy]

Bloc Party are horrible, why on earth would someone recommend them? Eurgh.

Anyway, I'd highly recommend anything from Funeral For A Friend (Juno, Escape Artists Never Die, and Rookie of the Year being particulary popular).

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I'm no Bloc Party fan, but FFAF are both god-awful and totally unlike anything he's asked for.

If you like Poison, G'n'R and Motley Crue then I strongly suggest Skid Row, Brides Of Destruction and LA Guns. Skid Row are fairly generic 80s hair metal, but I adore them, same goes for LA Guns to a lesser extent, Brides Of Destruction are absolutely fantastic, they're like a 21st century take on hair metal, and feature Nikki Sixx of the Crue and Tracii Guns of LA Guns.

Here's a little factoid for you: LA Guns were *technically* the prototype for Guns & Roses, as Axl Rose was a former member, and the Guns & Roses name is taken from their stage names, Gun and Rose. Not that interesting, but cool nevertheless.

Oh, and I also suggest Hanoi Rocks' later stuff. I find their early material fairly abysmal, but the last album was excellent. They were early influences of the likes of G'n'R and Motley Crue.

[TAFKA Castroneves]

Ill Nino - Liar

Ill Nino - Unframed

Breed 77 - River

Breed 77 - Individuo

Fear Factory - Archetype

Fear Factory - Slave Labour

In Flames - The Quiet Place

In Flames - Touch Of Red

Rammstein - Keine Lust

Rammstein - Buch Dick

Sevendust - Follow

Sevendust - Seperate

Spineshank - Synthetic

Spineshank - Forgotton

Stone Sour - Orchids

Stone Sour - Idle Hands

More mainstream, but try it out.

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

Kou vs the Giant Robots - Better than Tristy

[Ananas]

Kou vs the Giant Robots - Better than Tristy

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[Guest Mr McFarlane]

Kou vs the Giant Robots - Better than Tristy

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The Moonwalkers side project "The Moonwalkers and uoK uoK" > Kou vs the Giant Robots.

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[RPS]

Bloc Party are horrible, why on earth would someone recommend them? Eurgh.

Anyway, I'd highly recommend anything from Funeral For A Friend (Juno, Escape Artists Never Die, and Rookie of the Year being particulary popular).

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I didn't have to say anything and you proved my point already. Thanks though.

Some more 'rock' orientated suggestions:

The Peepshows - Genius, Surrender My Love

Turbonegro - Get It On, All My Friends Are Dead, Fuck The World, Turbonegro Must Be Destroyed