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DiscreetDiscreet Posts: 6
edited May 2006 in Other Music
No, not to replace pearl jam, but I would like to get into a new band. Okay, so here is what I like. I like O.A.R and The Urge. I love horns in the music. Any suggestions of a band?
Thanks in advance,
Joey.
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  • HailHailVitalogyHailHailVitalogy Posts: 5,198
    right now im in love with Wolfmother
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  • natureboy46natureboy46 Posts: 165
    hunters & collectors.

    Aussie band that wrote "Throw Your Arms Around Me". They're no longer around but the had a great horn section in the band.
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    Matthew Good Band!!! Download "Apparitions", that song is good enought to make anyone a fan... don't get the studio version though, there is an acoustic one floating around that isn't as good.
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  • Low_Light03Low_Light03 Posts: 1,227
    I heard Wolfmother is good too. Listen to The Raconteurs and the Kings Of Leon
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    Just a few threads below this one you will see mention of Shannon Hoon and Blind Melon's CD titled, Soup. Check it out -- severely overlooked, IMO. You will love it. One of the best releases from the 1990's.
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  • EchoesEchoes Posts: 1,279
    You should get into either Pavement or the Mountain Goats. If you haven't heard of either, just trust me.
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  • bacchanalbacchanal Posts: 149
    they are old as all hell...but i have been taking eddies advice and listening to fugazi alot lately...good stuff...u should give it a listen if u havent already
  • DiscreetDiscreet Posts: 6
    Thanks to everyone who replied. I will def. check these bands out.
    Take it easy-Joey
    Life is like a leaky faucet. Every once in a while, you are bound to have a lime build up.
  • EchoesEchoes Posts: 1,279
    Discreet wrote:
    Thanks to everyone who replied. I will def. check these bands out.
    Take it easy-Joey

    you better get back to me on it!
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  • enharmonicenharmonic Posts: 1,917
    If you love horns, and aren't rocking at least one Tower of Power record, you're making a huge mistake. ;)
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  • bluemonkeybluemonkey Posts: 198
    !!danko jones!!
  • ramspamramspam Posts: 130
    Mr Bungle crazy genre bending music with the greatest singer ever Mike Patton also in Faith No More. They have horns too the album "Mr Bungle" is my favourite but "California" is more accesable to most people and probably is a better introduction
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  • sadprofessorsadprofessor Posts: 1,034
    Echoes wrote:
    You should get into either Pavement or the Mountain Goats. If you haven't heard of either, just trust me.

    I will back that up.
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    Jo Pollock or the Flaming Lips
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  • Pat HPat H Posts: 101
    Neutral Milk Hotel, definitely. Not new, not even around anymore, but beautiful
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    if dont mind listening something in spanish.........then try any of these albums

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  • karma defectkarma defect Posts: 5,483
    Discreet wrote:
    No, not to replace pearl jam, but I would like to get into a new band. Okay, so here is what I like. I like O.A.R and The Urge. I love horns in the music. Any suggestions of a band?
    Thanks in advance,
    Joey.


    Phanerothyme ~ Motorpsycho If you like arragements you'll love this album.
    Let them eat cake ~ Motorpsycho If you like horns you'll love this album.
    The song Superstooge that is on Trust us has great saxophone's in it.
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    I took it upon me to be yours, Timmy,
    I’ll lead your angels and demons at play tonight......»
  • dr. Mowinckeldr. Mowinckel Posts: 211
    Kaizers Orchestra, dEUS (no horns but just great bands)
    The zutons use a saxophone and I think they put up a great performance on Jools last night.
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  • Mike BradyMike Brady Posts: 19
    Mike Brady Here,

    First step: Put the O.A.R. cd in your car cd player, drive down the road for about 10 minutes and then throw it out the fuckin' window.

    Second step: Check out some Black Crowes (Three Snakes or Southern Harmony to start) New Earth Mud-This Magnificent Distance (Chris Robinson's side project) The Soup recomendation is great if you've never heard the melon. Also check out Tool's 10,000 days or Ben Harper's Both Sides of the Gun if you're lookin' for new stuff.

    Peace.
  • karma defectkarma defect Posts: 5,483
    dr. Mowinckel wrote:
    Kaizers Orchestra, dEUS (no horns but just great bands)
    The zutons use a saxophone and I think they put up a great performance on Jools last night.


    Hey Dutchy do you know Cheech wizard?
    « One man's glory is another man's hell.
    You’re on the outside, never bound by such a spell.
    Together in the darkness, alone in the light.
    I took it upon me to be yours, Timmy,
    I’ll lead your angels and demons at play tonight......»
  • JOHNNY VS.JOHNNY VS. Posts: 39
    Check out Crowded House. Gone but not forgotten. Eddie likes them. Also Screaming Trees. Not new bands but you may like them if your'e not familiar.
  • DiscreetDiscreet Posts: 6
    Mike Brady wrote:
    Mike Brady Here,

    First step: Put the O.A.R. cd in your car cd player, drive down the road for about 10 minutes and then throw it out the fuckin' window.

    Second step: Check out some Black Crowes (Three Snakes or Southern Harmony to start) New Earth Mud-This Magnificent Distance (Chris Robinson's side project) The Soup recomendation is great if you've never heard the melon. Also check out Tool's 10,000 days or Ben Harper's Both Sides of the Gun if you're lookin' for new stuff.

    Peace.

    Hey now, I understand everyone has different tastes. I have went to itunes and downloaded/previewed some of these bands. I like a few, and I don't like a few. But I respect that people like them and like them enough to suggest them to other people. Everyone has different tastes thank god. O.A.R. is my second favorite band who really respects Pearl Jam. They put on an excellent live show and the sax is amazing on many tracks. I compare them equally almost to Pearl Jam. If I had the opportunity to see Pearl Jam or O.A.R. front row on the same night, I don't know who I would pick. But hey, I respect that you have different musical tastes. If we all like the same music, we would be living in a boring world.
    Again thanks to everyone,
    Tower of Power and Pavement were excellent suggestions. I already have/like crowded house(neil/tim finn), screaming trees, blind melon, kings of leon, along with a few of the others mentioned--but thanks for them anyways. See many of you in Chicago #1 hopefully.
    Joey
    Life is like a leaky faucet. Every once in a while, you are bound to have a lime build up.
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