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General Discussions => Tribal Funk Affliction => Topic started by: Spacey on December 15, 2005, 01:28:40 pm
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I have a Detriot and Philadelphia Experiment CD. I\'ll check out the website. Thanks, ya\'ll!!!
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Funk, looking for FUNK.
http://www.dustygroove.com
Find me any other website or record store that has seperate categories for "Soul Funk", "Deep Funk", "Funky Compilations", "Afro-Beat", "Neo-Soul", and "Hip-Hop".
It\'s a funk supermarket. Here\'s a few funk bands I\'d recommend:
The Mighty Imperials
Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
The Newmastersounds
The Detriot Experiment
The Philadelphia Experiment
DJ Greyboy
Funky Compilations:
Afro Funk Explosion
Inner City Sounds
Bay Area Funk
Trippin: The Groove Merchant Compilation
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WCCC put out an acoustic cd from Planet of Sound that is pretty good(IMO)
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Funk, looking for FUNK.
dude, ive been building up an archive of some rare late sixties early 70s soul/funk. i got some REALLY good stuff youve probably never heard of. ill hook you up send me a pm if youre interested bro.
you should check out East Bay Rhythm, Vicky Anderson, or Melvin Jackson if you want the real deal.
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Funk, looking for FUNK.
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DJ Shadow - Entroducing........
one of my favorite albums
thats a really good one. his brainfreeze mixtapes he did with cut chemist are dirty as hell too.
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DJ Shadow - Entroducing........
one of my favorite albums
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http://www.dustygroove.com
Oh...my...god...
nice! seems like most of the lp\'s are reissue, but besides that looks like a very cool site. thanks seth!
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http://www.dustygroove.com
Oh...my...god...
Forgot about Dustygroove (and the $250 spending spree I went on at that site last year).
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http://www.dustygroove.com
Oh...my...god...
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Thanks to everyone for their recommendations. I really appreciate it.
Todd, going to check out Rhapsody when I get out of this cubicle.
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Spacey if you get a chance in the next 13 years or so, after you listen to the rest of these recommendations first, try System Of A Down. i know theyre metal and have even crossed-over with some main stream ****, but theyre an awesome band. so tight, they touch on tons of genres for a metal band, and their singer is sooo good. Try Toxicity, very good album.
Disooorder, disooorder, disooooo-hoooorder!!
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I have Comcast Internet, where do I find Rhapsody?
Go to comcast.net, sign in and there should be a link to comcast rhapsody. Download and install...enjoy for free!!
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looks very interesting. did you get it right off amazon?
nope, i picked it up on vinyl.....but i would def suggest doing so
one hell of a vinyl collection it is.
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What I REALLY want is some Reconstruction on disc remastered.
Jerry\'s side band for most of \'79. Now that was some funky ****!!
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looks very interesting. did you get it right off amazon?
nope, i picked it up on vinyl.....but i would def suggest doing so
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I forgot about Hooterool...Such a great album. The Legion of Mary (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0009CTURI/002-3463881-6204807?v=glance) were also super great.
The Grateful Dead\'s revered and mercurial Jerry Garcia pursued an eclectic array of side projects throughout his life. Many were folk/bluegrass-oriented, but for a brief time a Garcia band incarnation known as Legion Of Mary conjured up an inspired rock and jazz vibe. Featuring Jerry on guitar/vocals, Merl Saunders on keyboards/vocals, John Kahn on bass, Martin Fierro on reeds, and former Elvis drummer Ron Tutt, the quintet played just over 60 now-historic shows from December 1974 through July 1975. Distinguished by hard grooves and that unique Garcia improvisational style, the unit disbanded in the wake of concurrent Dead activities such as the Blues For Allah sessions, but these never-before-released recordings capture their magic.
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just picked up Hooteroll? Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia and its one of the best albums i\'ve heard in a while. Not your average jerry by any means.....this quote from amazon explains it well
Grateful Dead guitarist/icon Jerry Garcia was involved in any number of side projects during his illustrious career, but few as adventurous or musically far-ranging as this 1971 collaboration with keyboardist Howard Wales and a handful of other Bay Area musicians (including Garcia Band cohorts John Kahn and Bill Vitt). On his first album release outside the Dead, Garcia seldom takes center stage, instead seasoning a diverse collection of instrumentals with spare, tasty trademark fills and some propulsive funk- and R&B-inspired rhythm work.
Side Trips Vol. 1 is also a great cd. Jer, Howard Wales,John Kahn on Bass and Bill Vitt on drums.
All for Life(track 3) is an amazing piece of music.
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looks very interesting. did you get it right off amazon?
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just picked up Hooteroll? Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia and its one of the best albums i\'ve heard in a while. Not your average jerry by any means.....this quote from amazon explains it well
Grateful Dead guitarist/icon Jerry Garcia was involved in any number of side projects during his illustrious career, but few as adventurous or musically far-ranging as this 1971 collaboration with keyboardist Howard Wales and a handful of other Bay Area musicians (including Garcia Band cohorts John Kahn and Bill Vitt). On his first album release outside the Dead, Garcia seldom takes center stage, instead seasoning a diverse collection of instrumentals with spare, tasty trademark fills and some propulsive funk- and R&B-inspired rhythm work.
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You get Rhapsody for free with Comcast cable internet. Explore there for music you\'ve never/ should of heard of.
Really? How long have they had that deal? I\'ll have to bug Cox and see if they can get that deal.
Today\'s music suggestion:
The Dixie Dregs
The Dregs
Steve Morse
The Steve Morse Band
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I have Comcast Internet, where do I find Rhapsody?
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You get Rhapsody for free with Comcast cable internet. Explore there for music you\'ve never/ should of heard of.
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Ryan Adams
Tony Rice if you like Bluegrass
Sim Redmond Band
The Black Keys
R.L. Burnside would be very high on my list
Any live Talking Heads you can get. Just getting into some early Bruce Springsteen lately which is really good. Morphine was a great band, a blast to see live too. If you can find any of the live Tom Waits remasters on the net I recommend them highly.
You could always get a Yahoo Unlimited subscription and listen to all the music you want. It\'s like 6 bucks a month. You don\'t own the music, it is all subscription based. It is more like creating your own radio station. I just got it recently and it is a tons of fun.
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Brian Jonestown Massacre - Tepid Peppermint Wonderland
click here for free mp3\'s (http://www.brianjonestownmassacre.com/mp3.html)
MC 900 Foot Jesus - Hell With The Lid Off
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a wise christmas request.
hell diggity it is.
now that I have this new job, I\'ll be more than happy to splurge on the music, thats what its all about anyways, man, the music, man, the music
:cloud of smoke clears from numerous bong hits, man:
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everything in moderation is ok.
guess he didn\'t know that.
My plan is to obtain an external harddrive and ipod this holiday season, so I need all the suggestions I can get to fill them up with something different then I usually listen to.
a wise christmas request.
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not to the lead singer of morphine, who currently lives **** up under 6ft. of earth.
everything in moderation is ok.
guess he didn\'t know that.
My plan is to obtain an external harddrive and ipod this holiday season, so I need all the suggestions I can get to fill them up with something different then I usually listen to.
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after re-listening, Spotlight Kid is definitely a better intro to Capt Beefheart than trout mask replica.
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Have heard of the Seapods back in 98.
New Monsoon is in the "to listen to" pile.
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God Street Wine
Start with the early stuff-
1.99 Romances
Bag
Who\'s Driving
And download anything off archive.org!
1.99 Romances = soundtrack to my college daze
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God Street Wine
Start with the early stuff-
1.99 Romances
Bag
Who\'s Driving
And download anything off archive.org!
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If you like Phish and The Breakfast, you absolutely must get these cds:
Ominous Seapods - Matinee Idols
Juggling Suns - Living on the Edge of Change
These are two of the best jambands of the 90\'s. Awesome, endless guitar solos, cosmic, epic, psychedelic jams. Sick ****. Go to Homegrownmusic.net to get them.
also try New Monsoon - Live at Telluride
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Black eyed peas!!
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Fixed it for you, Slim!
not to the lead singer of morphine, who currently lives **** up under 6ft. of earth.
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Morphine is such a **** awesome DRUG.
Fixed it for you, Slim!
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Go to http://www.thebays.com and get some of their free shows...you can dl them right off the website...they never charge for anything. All improv, very good. From Europe.
Go searching for any of the following:
Four Tet
Boom Bip
Bonobo
Prefuse 73
Infected Mushroom(I can get you all their cd\'s for free)
Amon Tobin
Broken Social Scene
Morphine
Morphine was such a **** awesome band.
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Walsh - any free cd\'s that you have would be great.
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flogging molly - drunken lullabies
Flogging Molly - Within A Mile Of Home (great drinking music)
Flogging Molly,
saw this band live in Providence. Alot of drinking with the Molly...Good time
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Go to http://www.thebays.com and get some of their free shows...you can dl them right off the website...they never charge for anything. All improv, very good. From Europe.
Go searching for any of the following:
Four Tet
Boom Bip
Bonobo
Prefuse 73
Infected Mushroom(I can get you all their cd\'s for free)
Amon Tobin
Broken Social Scene
Morphine
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Upset I didn\'t get to meet you over the weekend...
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:thechase: :strong::sabre:
:D
but seriously, chica??? that\'s twice that i remember you pretending to be a gal, man. no judgements, just noticing.... :shrug:
(ok, i\'ll stop being a dick now. (https://thebreakfast.info/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.phishhook.com%2Fboard%2Fimages%2Fsmiles%2Ficon_twisted.gif&hash=abeba9312825afe08133451bdef843d2854a7f7b) :spin: )
oh, and to keep this on topic,
Dave Stewart and the Spiritual Cowboys self titled album is a great melodically mellow album by the musical mind behind the eurythmics.
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Capt Beefheart~ Trout Mask Replica. weird, avant, tripped out, only borderline music some would say, but if you don\'t need a verse>chorus>verse structure with typical instrumentation, then this is the album for you!
see, i find that album almost unlistenable. "The Spotlight Kid" is some of Beefheart\'s best work in my opinion, and one of my favorites. i love the glock all over it. I found the outtakes from it recently and I\'ve been listening to em a lot.
YOu should check out some John Fahey. "The Dance of Death and other Plantation Favorites." Primitive Americana acoustic guitar will blow your mind what he does with two hands and one brain. Leo Kottke plays a very similar but refined style and adopted much of his methods directly from John.
If you like Hip Hop, ill always give a plug for MF Doom I think he\'s always on fire and doing the most interesting/original things out there right now like always.
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wait........ so there\'s music other than the Breakfast?
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wonderful suggestions, currently going to porkys to see what is readily available.
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Yeah Jking that was merely an inside joke between Mark and I.
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off the subject, but jeff...i just got the cd\'s...gonna pop in FF& right now
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leave it to joe to give the two cents you want outta him, and another buck eighty five you don\'t!
Roy Buchannan - either his self titled album or \'that\'s what i am here for\'. raw, ripping blues
Tom Waits~ Swordfish Trombones. my personal favorite waits album. a little more avant garde than some of his other stuff, but the tune franks wild years is worth it, alone. (\'rain dogs\' may be a better choice if you\'re not already too familiar with him)
Capt Beefheart~ Trout Mask Replica. weird, avant, tripped out, only borderline music some would say, but if you don\'t need a verse>chorus>verse structure with typical instrumentation, then this is the album for you!
The Pogues- Rum, Sodomy and the Lash. the single greatest irish music cd of all time. i dare you to try not to drink while listening to this album! i also dare you to try not to be haunted and moved by most of the lyrics!
Billy Joe Shaver~ any of his 70\'s albums or any of his \'99+ albums. you probably know a shitload of his songs, but don\'t know that he wrote them. johnny cash had his brother and billy joe writing for him, for one, and waylon jennings\' entire \'honky tonk heroes\' album, for another. there are many more (panic covers his \'chunk of coal\', for instance) because he is a humorous, soulful and solid song writer.
Merle Saunders & the Rainforest Band~ Blues from the Rainforest. environments are created in this album, transporting you fully to the headspace from whence this album came. for the most part its not your typical dance-y merle, especially of the title track. oh yeah, and some garcia guy plays on it. (for the tour and subsequent live album \'save the planet so we have someplace to boogie\', steve kimock took over jerry\'s spot)
there\'s some, but if you wanna narrow down the genres a bit, i can come up with some more, i\'m sure! :)
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Tlg
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and by Aquarium Rescue Unit Mark means, "Brand X" ;)
Yes, I am partial to Herring too, mainly because Herring\'s guitar idol is my guitar idol as well, Mr. Allan Holdsworth.
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Aquarium Rescue Unit
Jazz is Dead
Project Z
Yes I am partial to Jimmy Herring....
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was that a recommendation or a regurgitation?
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I spent one night about two weeks ago typing that up.
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spend all day typing that?
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Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin-"Love, Devotion and Surrender"
Carlos Santana-"Divine Light:Reconstruction and Mix Translation by Bill Laswell"
Brand X- "Unorthodox Behavior"
Billy Cobham-"Total Eclipse"
Stanley Clarke-"Stanley Clarke"
Stanley Clarke-"Modern Music"
Stanley Clarke-"Journey to Love"
Stanley Clarke-"School Days"
Herbie Hancock-"Sunlight"
Herbie Hancock-"Thrust"
Herbie Hancock-"Manchild"
Herbie Hancock-"Secrets"
Herbie Hancock-"Monster"
Herbie Hancock-"Mwandishi:The Complete Warner Bros. Recordings"
Mahavishnu Orchestra-"The Inner Mounting Flame"
Mahavishnu Orchestra-"Between Nothingness and Eternity"
Mahavishnu Orchestra-"Apocalypse"
Mahavishnu Orchestra-"The Lost Trident Sessions"
Mahavishnu Orchestra-"Birds of Fire"
Flora Purim-"Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly"
Pat Metheny-"Watercolors"
Pat Metheny-"New Chautauqua"
Pat Metheny-"Secret Story"
Pat Metheny- "Bright Sized Life"
Pat Metheny Group-"American Garage"
Pat Metheny Group-"First Circle"
Pastorius, Metheny, Bley, Ditmas-"Jaco"
Santana-"Caravansari"
Be-Bop Deluxe-"Live! In the Air Age"
Jan Hammer Group-"Melodies"
Jan Hammer Group-"Oh Yeah?"
Ramsey Lewis-"Funky Serenity"
Ramsey Lewis-"Sun Goddess
Billy Cobham, Alphonso Johnson, Steve Khan, Tom Scott-"Alivemutherforya"
Al Kooper-"Introduces Shuggie Otis"
Al Kooper-"I Stand Alone"
Shuggie Otis-"Here Comes Shuggie Otis"
Shuggie Otis-"Inspiration Information"
Shuggie Otis-"Freedom Flight"
Freddie Hubbard-"First Light"
Freddie Hubbard/Stanley Turrentine-"In Concert"
Ron Carter-"Blues Farm"
Return to Forever-"No Mystery"
Return to Forever-"Where Have I Known You Before"
Return to Forever-"Romantic Warrior"
John Coltrane-"Settin\' the Pace"
John Coltrane-"My Favorite Things"
John Coltrane-"Soultrane"
John Coltrane-"Coltrane\'s Sound"
John Coltrane-"Live at Birdland"
John Coltrane-"Blue Train"
John Coltrane-"A Love Supreme:Deluxe Edition"
John Coltrane-"The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings"
John Coltrane-"Giant Steps"
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
Jaco Pastorius-"Word of Mouth"
Jaco Pastorius-"Jaco Pastorius"
Jaco Pastorius-"The Birthday Concert"
Weather Report-"I Sing the Body Electric"
Weather Report-"8:30"
Weather Report-"Live and Unreleased"
Weather Report-"Night Passage"
Miles Davis-"Four and More"
Miles Davis-"A Kind of Blue"
Miles Davis-"Miles Ahead"
Miles Davis-"Round About Midnight"
Miles Davis-"Milestones"
Miles Davis-"The Complete **** Brew Sessions"
Miles Davis-"The Complete In a Silent Way Sessions"
Miles Davis-"The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions"
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers-"Kyoto"
Genesis-"Nursery Cryme"
Genesis-"Selling England By the Pound"
Genesis-"The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"
Genesis-"Trespass"
Genesis-" A Trick of the Tail"
Captain Beefheart-"Strictly Personal"
Brian Eno-"Another Green World"
Brian Eno-"Ambient 1:Music For Airports"
Brian Eno-"Here Comes the Warm Jets"
Brian Eno-"Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy"
Brian Eno-"Before and After Science"
Brian Eno-"Discreet Music"
Brian Eno and David Byrne-"My Life in the Bush of Ghosts"
Kraftwerk-"Autobahn"
Kraftwerk-"Trans Europe Express"
Focus-"Moving Waves"
Focus-" Mother Focus"
Focus-"3"
Focus-"In and Out of"
Peter Gabriel- "Plays Live"
Bruford-"One of a Kind"
Bruford-"Gradually Going Tornado"
Bruford-"Feels Good to Me"
Gentle Giant-"The Missing Piece"
Gentle Giant-"The Power and the Glory"
Gentle Giant-"In a Glass House"
Gentle Giant-"Giant For a Day"
Gentle Giant-"Civillian"
Gentle Giant-"Free Hand"
Gentle Giant-"Interview"
Roxy Music-"Siren"
Roxy Music-"Avalon"
Roxy Music-"Manifesto"
Roxy Music-"Stranded"
Roxy Music-"For Your Pleasure"
Roxy Music-"Roxy Music"
The Residents-"The American Composers Series Vol 2:Stars and Stripes Forever"
King Crimson-"Discipline"
King Crimson-"In the Wake of Poseidon"
King Crimson-"Red"
Talking Heads-"Remain in Light"
Nektar-"Down to Earth"
Nektar-"A Tab in the Ocean"
Nektar-"Magic is a Child"
Nektar-"Recycled"
Nektar-"Remember the Future"
Phil Manzanera-"Primitive Guitars"
Phil Manzanera-"K-Scope"
Caravan-"Better By Far"
Caravan-"Girls that Grow Plump in the Night"
Soft Machine-"Third"
Soft Machine-"Fourth/Fifth"
Soft Machine-"Bundles"
Soft Machine-"Seven"
Camel-"Moonmadness"
Camel-"The Snowgoose"
Camel-"Mirage"
Camel-"I Can See Your House From Here"
Bryan Ferry-"In Your Mind"
Steve Hillage-"L"
Spirit-"The 12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus"
Harold Budd-"The Pavillion of Dreams"
Little Feat-"Waiting for Columbus"
George Harrison-"All Things Must Pass"
Joe Zawinul-"Zawinul"
Hatifeld and the North-"The Rotters Club"
Peter Hammill-"Fool\'s Mate"
David Bowie-"Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars"
Man-"Back Into the Future"
Ike WIllis-"Shoulda\' Gone Before I Left"
Passport-"Ocean Liner"
Passport-"Igauacu"
Shakti-"Natural Elements"
The Gary Burton Quartet-"Passengers"
The Gary Burton Quartet-"Duster"
Burton, Metheny, Corea, Haynes, Holland-"Like Minds"
Larry Coryell-"Offering"
Larry Coryell-"Spaces"
Mike Oldfield-"Tubular Bells"
Vince Guaraldi-"Oh Good Grief"
Ween-"Quebec"
Ween-"White Pepper"
Ween-"The Mollusk"
Ween-"Paintin the Town Brown"
Ween-"12 Golden Country Greats"
Ween-"Chocolate and Cheese"
Ween-"Pure Guava"
Ween-"The Pod"
Ween-"God, Ween Satan"
Steel Pulse-"Earth Crisis"
Donald Byrd-"Black Byrd"
Stanley Clarke, Al DiMeola, Jean LucPonty-"The Rite of Strings"
Chick Corea-"My Spanish Heart"
Chick Corea-"Origin"
John McLaughlin-"Belo Horizonte"
John McLaughlin-"Devotion"
Branford Marsalis Trio-"Bloomington"
Stanley Clarke & George Duke Project
Marillion-"Misplaced Childhood"
Starcastle-"Starcastle"
The Crusaders-"Those Southern Knights"
Yellowjackets-"Yellowjackets"
Funkadelic-"Maggot Brain"
Funkadelic-"Uncle Jam Wants You"
Funkadelic-"**** Jollies"
Funkadelic-"One Nation Under a Groove"
Funkadelic-"Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow"
Funkadelic-"Cosmic Slop"
Funkadelic-"Let\'s Take it to the Stage"
Funkadelic-"Standing on the Verge of Getting It On"
Funkadelic-"The Electric Spanking of War Babies"
Parliament-"Up For the Down Stroke"
Parilament-"Funkentelechy vs the Placebo Syndrome"
Parliament-"Motorbooty Affair"
Parliament-"Mothership Connection"
Parliament-"Chocolate City"
Parliament-"The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein"
Pat Martino-"Mission Accomplished"
Pat Martino-"Desperado"
Ravi Shankar-"The Sounds of India"
Yes-"Remixes"
Yes-"Close to the Edge"
Yes-"Time And A Word"
Wayne Shorter-"The All Seeing Eye"
Wayne Shorter-"Algeria"
National Health-"Complete"
Matching Mole-"Little Red Record"
U.K.-"U.K."
Frank Zappa-"The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life"
The Brecker Bros.-"The Brecker Bros"
Al DiMeola-"Land of the Midnight Sun"
The Sea and Cake-"One Bedroom"
Godspeed! You Black Emperor-"Lift Yr etc""
Allan Holdsworth-"I.O.U"
Tony Williams\' Lifetime-"Emergency"
Can-"Tago Mago"
Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks-"Where\'s the Money?"
Walter Becker-"11 Tracks of Whack"
California Guitar Trio + 2-"Whitewater"
Trans Am-"The Survelliance"
Todd Rundrgen\'s Utopia
The Stooges-" Fun House"
Stills Young Band-" Long May You Run"
The Beach Boys-"Friends/ 20/20"
Jeff Lorber-"Water Sign"
Jeff Lorber-"Soft Space"
The Isley Brothers-"The Heat is On"
John Cale-"Vintage Violence"
Gary Burton and Keith Jarrett- self titled
The Cure-"Three Imaginary Boys:Deluxe Edition"
The Brothers Johnson-"Right On Time"
The Cannoball Adderly Quintet-"Mercy, Mercy, Mercy"
My Bloody Valentine-"My Bloody Valentine"
My Bloody Valentine-"Loveless"
Embryo-"Steigaus"
Air-"The Virgin Suicides sdtrk"
Bauhaus-"In the Flat Fields"
Black Uhrhu-"The Dub Factor"
Marc Ribot Y Los Cubnos Postizos
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coheed and cambria - second stage turbine blade
flogging molly - drunken lullabies
3 - wake pig
ben taylor - another run around the sun
also jocelyn turned me on to chris potter. really great sax player.
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keep them coming...
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money mark - change is coming
cinemaphonic - electric soul ; soul punch
beck - geuro
soulfly - dark ages
cypress hill - III temple of boom
tomahawk - "any of them"
amon duul II - tanz der lemmingel
king diamond - them
greyboy - "any of them"
iron maiden - live after death
can - "any before 1977"
ect............
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just thought of something very random/not run of the mill. my dad actually got me into listening to this guy a few years ago and i never got into him too much, but enjoyed the music: pharoah sanders-some really wacky cosmic jazz. don\'t know much abuot him so i don\'t really know what to recommend. i\'m pretty sure his most well-known song was \'the creator has a master plan\'..check out whichever album has that on it, sorry i can\'t give more info.
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You can never go wrong w/ WSP........
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i\'ve also been listening to the cure and primus alot lately
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My Morning Jacket - part neil young, part beach boys, and enough reverb to echo your ears for years
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - trippy rock, their new album has hints bluesy folk
Clutch - Stoner Metal, crank it to 11 and let your ears bleed.
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The who now? the breakfast? never heard, never want to hear, not even going to try them, especially with a name like that
I hope those discs get to you soon.
I am checking OINK and found Hot Fuss, I never listen to the radio so I doubt I have heard it before but I will definitely listen.
Kaiser Chiefs - Unemployment
Flogging Molly - Within A Mile Of Home (great drinking music)
If you like hip hop and can get it in the U.S then Jehst - Nuke Proof Suit or Falling Down
I\'ll add it to my list of stuff to check out.
I need a little bit of a break from the regular run of the mill music I listen to.
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Kaiser Chiefs - Unemployment
Flogging Molly - Within A Mile Of Home (great drinking music)
If you like hip hop and can get it in the U.S then Jehst - Nuke Proof Suit or Falling Down
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they are american(i think) but sound like they are out of Europe...the cd is called hot fuss. it\'s not bad, i\'ve been listening to it alot. they have had a couple hits all over the radio, you\'ve probably heard them before and just not known it.
also, try this band called the breakfast...pretty good stuff
haven\'t got the cd\'s yet and will let you know when I do.
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The Killers? never heard of them. What kinda music?
sidenote: receive those discs yet?
What is the name of the album?
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not a jamband, but the killers cd is pretty good
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any new music to listen to?
I\'m tired of almost every cd I own. Never thought it would come to this but it has.
I am looking for something a little different, something refreshing and something that will make listening to music a new experience.
I can always go and get more Phish, Breakfast, etc. etc. and etc. but I have a thirst that needs quenching.
So I guess my questions is, what can someone recommend to listen to or what are other people currently listening to.