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General Discussions => Tribal Funk Affliction => Topic started by: kyndkate on July 25, 2005, 11:34:06 pm
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track 7 on Robbin the Hood.
track 15 is also great. One of their best songs IMO.
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track 7 on Robbin the Hood.
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going out on a limb here, but anyone Boyz II Men fans as a child. i could belt out II straight through, i actually was an r&b fanatic when i was younger, even through 8th grade to freshmen year. Blackstreet\'s Another Level was big for me too. and how could i leave out Michael Jackson? i know his best **** came out pre-90\'s but i was only 7 in 1990 and i listnened to MJ extensively, still bust out Thriller all the time. Fugees kind of fit into the r&b category for me, although its hip-hop. The Score is phenomenal.QUOTE]
sorry, well maybe a little. at that point in my life i was all about Metallica. How about Jane\'s Addiction
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going out on a limb here, but anyone Boyz II Men fans as a child. i could belt out II straight through, i actually was an r&b fanatic when i was younger, even through 8th grade to freshmen year. Blackstreet\'s Another Level was big for me too. and how could i leave out Michael Jackson? i know his best **** came out pre-90\'s but i was only 7 in 1990 and i listnened to MJ extensively, still bust out Thriller all the time. Fugees kind of fit into the r&b category for me, although its hip-hop. The Score is phenomenal.
As for Sublime, definitely still one of my favorite bands. their cd\'s never get old, 40 oz. on a sunny day is perfect. also love all of their dubs on Robbin Tha Hood, i used to put track 5 (i think? its got that sweet bass line) on repeat in the mountains for runs i could \'groove\' while snowboarding.
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helluva-as for sublime, they are one of my favorite bands of all time. i\'ve definitely been listening to them for years and love their music. for whatever reason, i don\'t put them in the same category as the 90\'s alternative rock i listened to years ago, but i guess they do belong in that grouping.
definitely one my alltime favorites as well. Yea, I\'d agree they probably don\'t fall into the 90s alternative rock category. They were definitely more special than those most of those other bands.
Badfish definitely does them justice though. I always have a great time at their shows. Definitely suggest checking them out if you are a fan of sublime.
remember soul coughing.... asuper bon bon super bon bon
HA! my cousin just let me borrow that CD the other day... dont need to walk around in circles, walk around now.
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remember soul coughing.... asuper bon bon super bon bon
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green day--dookie (before they became extremely obnoxious and every song sounded the same)
mama - not sure if you\'ve checked out American Idiot, but it\'s a freaking masterpiece. still gets regular play from me, and it\'s been almost a year now.
ok i will admit that i owned nimrod and insomniac as well, but stopped listening to green day a whiiiiiile ago. i feel like the new green day (last 5-7 years i guess) has been so unbelieveably poppy. the only song i\'ve heard off of american idiot has been holiday, and it made me want to gouge my eyes out..when i hear that song i think of sum41 and 11 year old boys with ball chain necklaces who wear shirts that say "you got served" or something like that.
i actually stopped listening after dookie. loved kerplunk and 1,039..., but i\'m in the same boat as you after dookie (but how could you NOT love \'Minority\'??).. i never owned anything after dookie until AI.
personally, i like \'Holiday\'.. but the album as a whole tells a story, beginning to end, and it\'s really, truly, amazing.
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green day--dookie (before they became extremely obnoxious and every song sounded the same)
mama - not sure if you\'ve checked out American Idiot, but it\'s a freaking masterpiece. still gets regular play from me, and it\'s been almost a year now.
ok i will admit that i owned nimrod and insomniac as well, but stopped listening to green day a whiiiiiile ago. i feel like the new green day (last 5-7 years i guess) has been so unbelieveably poppy. the only song i\'ve heard off of american idiot has been holiday, and it made me want to gouge my eyes out..when i hear that song i think of sum41 and 11 year old boys with ball chain necklaces who wear shirts that say "you got served" or something like that.
helluva-as for sublime, they are one of my favorite bands of all time. i\'ve definitely been listening to them for years and love their music. for whatever reason, i don\'t put them in the same category as the 90\'s alternative rock i listened to years ago, but i guess they do belong in that grouping.
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oh yea, did anyone mention Sublime? :thumbsup:
I\'m going to see Badfish the Sublime tribute tonight and on another Rocks off on the Friday of Rocks Off>Captain Nick\'s. They are definitely my second most seen/photographed band
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oh yea, did anyone mention Sublime? :thumbsup:
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I was supposed to be going to the System of a Down show at the Wooster Centrum, general admission floor but..... i can\'t. Kind of bumed but hey
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what else has come out this year that is worth buying?
Beck - Guero
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I dont think I\'ve bought any albums in the last year... may have to go get it.
i have been trying to buy more albums lately. I still need the new foo fighters album and the new billy corgan album. some albums of 2005 that i have enjoyed are:
jimmy chamberlin complex - life begins again
kaki king - legs to make us longer
the mars volta - frances the mute
system of a down - mezmerize
and of course real radio.
what else has come out this year that is worth buying?
oh yea, did anyone mention foo fighters? :thumbsup:
yeah, page 1.
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paul, not sure if you\'ve checked out nin\'s [with_teeth] yet, but it\'s damn good. damn good.
green day--dookie (before they became extremely obnoxious and every song sounded the same)
mama - not sure if you\'ve checked out American Idiot, but it\'s a freaking masterpiece. still gets regular play from me, and it\'s been almost a year now.
I got with teeth, its had a few rotations, but its like the double album he put out to me - some really really good stuff intertwinded with some filler. I\'ll dig it back out though. I loved old greenday (pre-dookie). I\'ve debated getting american idiot, but other than nin and breakfast, I dont think I\'ve bought any albums in the last year... may have to go get it.
oh yea, did anyone mention foo fighters? :thumbsup:
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jimmy chamberlin is the serest drummer that i have ever heard and i just cant get enough of his playing.
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...and the main reason that F.U., Geek U.S.A., and Jellybelly are 3 of my most favoritest SP songs.
cake and live don\'t get enough respect. I got throwing copper when it came out and it\'s still a top rotation disc for me. Cake is still out there after some hiatus time and I still love everything they do. Same for NIN although nothing will ever touch the epic of pretty hate machine.
Throwing Copper is amazing.. The Dam At Otter Creek is one of the greatest album openers of all time (up there with Mellon Collie and STP\'s \'Press Play\'), and Pillar Of Davidson still gives me chills every time i hear it.
paul, not sure if you\'ve checked out nin\'s [with_teeth] yet, but it\'s damn good. damn good.
green day--dookie (before they became extremely obnoxious and every song sounded the same)
mama - not sure if you\'ve checked out American Idiot, but it\'s a freaking masterpiece. still gets regular play from me, and it\'s been almost a year now.
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get with the program, kate. its the most important meal of the day!
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Awww Gordo, you put my Ultimate N00b quote in your signature :)
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if you, want to be my baby, just go ahead now..
this guitar instructor last semester was telling me and some friends how most of Green Day\'s songs are just rearrangements of classical music (obviously w/original lyrics). but he played like 3 or 4 on the spot, classical song first GD\'s version next. i was surprised, and lost a good deal of respect. green day\'s versions do no justice.
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Spindoctors did start as a jamband and I think they can still be "considered" one. This is one band that was killed by radio exposure. People attended their concerts thinking they would be just like they heard on the radio and then learned differently.
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...digging out Spin Doctors CD, didnt these guys start out as a jamband??
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Good call Buq glad to see some other FREAKS out there.
I was at that Wraped tour, was that the one where the VooDoo Glow Shulls where giving away a low rider bike to the first person to strip completly naked and get on stage. I\'ve never seen a crowd of a couple thousand people part like the red sea like that. i stepped to the side to see this naked dude jumping on peoples back that had no clue what was behind them, ohhhhh funny **** when they turned around to find out some dudes junk was all over them. that might have been the following year, i went 2 years in a row and that was it.
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Propoghadi are a bunch of canadian hooligans who have been dishing out politically infused punk rock with a large slab of humor since the mid-late nineties. "How To Clean Everything" is by far one of the most impressive albums I have ever heard (if that\'s your thing)... I don\'t think it is fair to be including them in this
<<<<<< has much love for Cake\'s "Fashion Nugget"
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I saw Limp Biscuit open up for the Deftones, wow reaching back.
Hellava- was more like throw on the first pair of 30" bottom pants and get my balls busted by ever jock and wanna be cool guy which propted the hit everbody you see attitude. Blink 182 was good **** before they sold out, anybody ever hear of a band named Propaghndi- funny ass punk music. Suicide Machines, the Toasters, Mephaskaphalies
I saw limp bizkit with redman and method man opening up for them. funny show!
I like the early blink stuff. Saw them at an awesome Warped tour show up in NoHo back in the day. Saw the bosstones, reel big fish, less than jake, spring heeled jack, etc....right before ska (or ska rock or ska punk) got popular.
never heard of propaghndi.
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oh man. 4th grade....
definitely...all of the bands mentioned in this thread definitely kick ass
gordo-mellon collie is still one of my favorite cds, i used to love smashing pumpkins..as for other bands listed, i **** loved no doubt, stp, nirvana, beck, green day--dookie (before they became extremely obnoxious and every song sounded the same) weezer blue album, silverchair, foo fighters, flaming lips, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS, hole..damn ok i\'ll stop now
adding on, i have to say that i HATE the new "rock" on the radio now, anything creed, 3 doors down, limp bizkit crap lincoln park, nickelback, puddle of mud..i think that the alternative rock of the 90s was **** awesome and have no idea how it became so horrible in the late 90s-now
I saw Limp Biscuit open up for the Deftones, wow reaching back.
Hellava- was more like throw on the first pair of 30" bottom pants and get my balls busted by ever jock and wanna be cool guy which propted the hit everbody you see attitude. Blink 182 was good **** before they sold out, anybody ever hear of a band named Propaghndi- funny ass punk music. Suicide Machines, the Toasters, Mephaskaphalies
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Bollweevil by PUSA is on my \'morning mix\'....I listen to it in the shower every day.
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oh man. 4th grade....
definitely...all of the bands mentioned in this thread definitely kick ass
gordo-mellon collie is still one of my favorite cds, i used to love smashing pumpkins..as for other bands listed, i **** loved no doubt, stp, nirvana, beck, green day--dookie (before they became extremely obnoxious and every song sounded the same) weezer blue album, silverchair, foo fighters, flaming lips, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS, hole..damn ok i\'ll stop now
adding on, i have to say that i HATE the new "rock" on the radio now, anything creed, 3 doors down, limp bizkit crap lincoln park, nickelback, puddle of mud..i think that the alternative rock of the 90s was **** awesome and have no idea how it became so horrible in the late 90s-now
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Hellava- those were my bands to, then it all went down hill when i befriended a **** (polesmoker) kid. Then it was Snapcase, Downset, Early Deftones, Mighty Mighty BT, VooDoo GlowSkulls
ha!! and then you dyed your hair black, started wearing black eye make-up, and felt the urge to hit every person that walked by you.
definitely was into the bosstones and deftones. Still love that stuff.
Silverchair\'s first album was pretty good by the 90s standards. I\'ll listen to it in every once in a while to reminisce....
now its starting to get cheesey. i hate to see bush, local h, goldfinger and spacehog all mentioned before radiohead, blur, cake, foo fighters, and flaming lips
I was by no means saying those guys were better than radiohead or the foo fighters. Just first bands that came to mind....
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http://www.radiohitlist.com/Q101/Q1011996.htm
I have this entire collection.
It takes up 6 CDs, but it is the sex. I listen to these songs constantly.
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90\'S=BIG STEP UP FROM THE 80\'S
Hellava- those were my bands to, then it all went down hill when i befriended a **** (polesmoker) kid. Then it was Snapcase, Downset, Early Deftones, Mighty Mighty BT, VooDoo GlowSkulls
how about Silver Chair
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oh man. 4th grade....
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most already mentioned, but mine are: nin, live, radiohead, cake, green jelly, pearl jam, phish (i discovered them in 93/94), beck, rem, rhcp.
cake and live don\'t get enough respect. I got throwing copper when it came out and it\'s still a top rotation disc for me. Cake is still out there after some hiatus time and I still love everything they do. Same for NIN although nothing will ever touch the epic of pretty hate machine.
lots of one hit wonders. I don\'t concider the late 90\'s \'alternernative\'.. I concider it crap... The orgions of more crap that is still being produced today. It all started one day when Peck said "Did you ever here of a band called lincon park? I was told I look like the singer by a guy at the gym..."
on a side, this august is the 10th aniversarry of Jerrys passing. Oh how things have changed.
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many of the bands mentioned above were one hit wonders. doesn\'t make\'em bad bands. if the pop charts were the all knowing tell of great bands, wouldn\'t the grateful dead be considered a one hit wonder?
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spacehog???/ weren\'t they a one hit wonder???
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now its starting to get cheesey. i hate to see bush, local h, goldfinger and spacehog all mentioned before radiohead, blur, cake, foo fighters, and flaming lips
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ahhhhh the 90s....
can\'t forget about....Bush, The Verve Pipe, Reel Big Fish (still kickin\' it!), Goldfinger, Local H, Spacehog, Silverchair, Athenaeum, Stabbing Westward, Candlebox.....to name a few more.
The 104fests at Riverside (now Six Flags New England) were the ****!!!
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so many bands, and so few were able to stand the test of time..
two that did are Pearl Jam and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, both of which continue to be in my top 5 favorite bands of all time.
others not yet mentioned, who took up a shitload of airtime for be back in the day - Stone Temple Pilots, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Weezer...
and other random, off the top of my head bands - Rage Against The Machine, Nine Inch Nails, No Doubt, Alice In Chains, Sponge, Gin Blossoms, Better Than Ezra, +LIVE+, Luscious Jackson, Our Lady Peace, Veruca Salt, Garbage.................
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Mellon Collie is still constantly spinnin for me.
Millions of peaches, peaches for free.. remember how big a deal it was when they came out with the extended video with the extra ninja fight scene or somethin.
Beck/Oasis were great always. !Odelay!
surprised no mention of Dookie. that was huge for me in 4th grade, remember laughing my ass off over and over at the \'hidden track\' about ****. "I was all by myself, noone was looking, I was thinking of you."
but never heard of Caviar, id have to hear a song and maybe itd ring a bell from my childhood.
how about Soundgarden or The Spin Doctors too. "Black Hole Sun" is classic, reminds of my 4th grade bowling league.
**** i could go all day. "Regulator" by Warren G was like a summer anthem for me and this total trouble maker i hung out with in grade school. listened to snoop a lot too when i was a youngen. i guess these are the reasons i called people **** rags at such a ripe young age.
Holy **** gordo....you sure you aren\'t talking about my childhood!?!
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Mellon Collie is still constantly spinnin for me.
Millions of peaches, peaches for free.. remember how big a deal it was when they came out with the extended video with the extra ninja fight scene or somethin.
Beck/Oasis were great always. !Odelay!
surprised no mention of Dookie. that was huge for me in 4th grade, remember laughing my ass off over and over at the \'hidden track\' about ****. "I was all by myself, noone was looking, I was thinking of you."
but never heard of Caviar, id have to hear a song and maybe itd ring a bell from my childhood.
how about Soundgarden or The Spin Doctors too. "Black Hole Sun" is classic, reminds of my 4th grade bowling league.
**** i could go all day. "Regulator" by Warren G was like a summer anthem for me and this total trouble maker i hung out with in grade school. listened to snoop a lot too when i was a youngen. i guess these are the reasons i called people **** rags at such a ripe young age.
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i used to listen to pusa when i was 14. i met the guitarist and he promised to send me a copy of their second album before it was released. for some reason i never got it and i never listened to them again after that. probably because mellon collie and the infinite sadness didnt leave my cd player for about 3 years.
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"Kitty on my foot and I want to touch it" Presidents was THE ****!!!!!
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sarcasm
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Don\'t remember? Dude, I was in 5th grade and I remember singing "Peaches" by Presidents of the USofA every day at lunch with my fruit cup.
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Don\'t remember the 90\'s.
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What he said
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i have never heard of caviar, but smashing pumpkins are my favorite band of all time after the breakfast. i never really even listened to music that much until i got into those guys. jimmy chamberlin is the serest drummer that i have ever heard and i just cant get enough of his playing. at least the first 4 pumpkins albums should be in everyone\'s collection.
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Don\'t remember the 90\'s.
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Anybody know that 90\'s alternative-ish band called Caviar? They wrote a song called Tangerine Speedo, and I listen to it constantly.
Other way shway 90\'s bands:
Nada Surf
Fun Lovin\' Criminals
Presidents of the United States of America
*BECK
*OASIS
Butthole Surfers
Smashing Pumpkins
Dishwalla
Collective Soul
Feel free to discuss.