Can anyone recommend...

• #30 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 16 Dec, 2005 09:22
• Walsh - any free cd\'s that you have would be great.
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• #31 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 16 Dec, 2005 10:23
• Quote from: WALSH

  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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• #32 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 16 Dec, 2005 10:40
• Quote from: SlimPickens

  Morphine is such a **** awesome DRUG.

  
  
  Fixed it for you, Slim!
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• #33 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 16 Dec, 2005 10:52
• Quote from: Spacey

  Fixed it for you, Slim!

  not to the lead singer of morphine, who currently lives **** up under 6ft. of earth.
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• #34 Reply
  Posted by Klout on 16 Dec, 2005 14:19
• Black eyed peas!!
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• #35 Reply
  Posted by origen on 16 Dec, 2005 14:30
• 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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• #36 Reply
  Posted by Mark on 16 Dec, 2005 15:43
• 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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• #37 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 16 Dec, 2005 16:19
• Quote from: Mark

  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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• #38 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 16 Dec, 2005 17:01
• Have heard of the Seapods back in 98.
  
  New Monsoon is in the "to listen to" pile.
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• #39 Reply
  Posted by jking on 16 Dec, 2005 19:55
• after re-listening, Spotlight Kid is definitely a better intro to Capt Beefheart than trout mask replica.
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• #40 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 16 Dec, 2005 20:01
• Quote from: SlimPickens

  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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• #41 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 16 Dec, 2005 20:04
• Quote from: Spacey

  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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• #42 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 16 Dec, 2005 20:07
• Quote from: SlimPickens

  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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• #43 Reply
  Posted by obsession600 on 16 Dec, 2005 20:45
• Brian Jonestown Massacre - Tepid Peppermint Wonderland
  click here for free mp3\'s
  
  MC 900 Foot Jesus - Hell With The Lid Off
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• #44 Reply
  Posted by GoldnRd on 16 Dec, 2005 23:44
• 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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