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Great to see the love for the DBT here. One of the best live bands out there, and a group that I think would be a killer opener for PJ.
Looking into get tickets for DBT and Widespread Panic in Nashville for October.
PBM
"We paced ourselves and we didn't rush through it and we tried to be as creative as our collective minds would let us be over some course of time instead of just trying to rush through a record"
ive posted about these before but you should all check out Freak Of Natures 3 cds they did.u may have to search about on ebay for them or you can order everything they did in one boxset from http://www.miketramp.com
Just like Ten and Vs their 2 albums they released Self Tiltled and Gathering of Freaks are absolute classics
That'd be Jason Isbell. Shonna (The Bass Player) is the cousin of a guy I work with here in San Diego. He hadn't heard the DBT until I loaned him Dirty South. He took a look at the liner notes and realized who she was.
Great to see the love for the DBT here. One of the best live bands out there, and a group that I think would be a killer opener for PJ.
That would be awesome......on-stage jamming between the bands would bring the house down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey PBM, the girlfriend said come to B'ham in November....see them sing "Birmingham" in Birmingham!
All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a thousand enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.
dismemberment plan, alkaline trio, brian jonestown massacrs, guided by voices, Yo la tengo, art of fighting, teenage fanclub, reindeer section/snow patrol, idlewild, godspaaed ! you black emperor, american analog set, nine black alps, the frames
Stiff Little Fingers
Circle Jerks
MIA
Godless Wicked Creeps
The Tragically Hip
Flipper
The Constantines
so here I go
I'm finally on my way
once I said goodbye
that was my last wave
here I am on the
on the open road
I've never felt better
than when I am alone
(thank you dear L.!!!)
Gov't Mule is another one, although I think they're fairly well known. They're absolutely amazing, Warren Haynes Is God, and is one of the most talented guitarists of the past few decades.
I've listened to very little of the John Butler Trio, and they fucking rock - I can't believe I put them off so long.
Faith No More is another one, although I think they're fairly well known, too.
EVERYBODY has heard of Faith No More.
Mike Patton is worshiped as some sort of vocal god.
I think i hardly know anyone who's heard of faith no more because I'm in year 10 and almost everyone I talk to even huge music fans haven't heard of them... And yes Mike Patton is a vocal God:D
A british band called Delays they are amazing live and their album is pretty much faultless. They have a new album on the way too.
Lost Dog: if you like Keane you should check out a band called Thirteen Senses, kinda similar style (except they have a guitarist).
"Pain is temporary quitting is permanent"
Lance Armstrong.
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johnny cash (american recordings)
at the drive in
dead moon
melvins
sonic youth
queens of the stone age
the desert sessions
mondo generator
mark lanegan
pj harvey
pearl jam is a good band, too
i hurt myself today,
to see if i still feel,
i focus all the pain,
the only thing that´s real...
Crack The Sky is a very underrated band that has been around since the mid 70's and are still cranking out great music. Hailing from OH,and having gone thru many lineup changes, the latest lineup has been together now for the most part of 10 years and they have a HUGE following in the Baltimore area and still sell out shows everyplace they play. Check out the website at http://www.crackthesky.com They have a FREE BOOTS section where you can sample some tunes. I reccomend ICE, HOLD ON/SURF CITY,SHE'S A DANCER,NUCLEAR APATHY....oh hell, LISTEN TO EM ALL!!!!
A few years ago, I was going through some best of the nineties lists, and started checking out some bands that I didn't hear about. The two that blew me away when I heard them were Walt Mink, and the Magnetic Fields. The other band from the nineties that seems to get little mention was Sixteen Horsepower.
Gov't Mule is another one, although I think they're fairly well known. They're absolutely amazing, Warren Haynes Is God, and is one of the most talented guitarists of the past few decades.
What would be a good first Government Mule album for the beginner?
All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a thousand enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.
dismemberment plan, alkaline trio, brian jonestown massacrs, guided by voices, Yo la tengo, art of fighting, teenage fanclub, reindeer section/snow patrol, idlewild, godspaaed ! you black emperor, american analog set, nine black alps, the frames
go to this website right now and download their music. they have all their albums available as OGG files (easily converted to mp3s). this band has been around for about 10 years yet have remained relatively unknown until just recently, when an independent documentary premiered at sundance. the film was called Dig! and it compared the careers of two bands: the dandy warhols and the brian jonestown massacre.
thanks to this film, the brian jonestown massacre are starting to reach a wider audience (for better or worse). i had the opportunity to see them at lollapalooza (where i also got the chance to see arcade fire and drive by truckers). they rocked. the best part about them is that you can download their albums right from the website to see if you like them or not.
i recommend starting with take it from the man! or give it back.
"no, i can't give you full credit, but i'm not gonna flunk you either. you're all getting incompletes."
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I figured that would be you mentioning them
They are awesome, I can't get enough of their CD.
EV - St. Louis 7/1/11 ** Tulsa 11/19/12
Looking into get tickets for DBT and Widespread Panic in Nashville for October.
PBM
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Was Ben Kweller in a band called "Raddish" several years back? Like in his late teens or early twenties?
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Just like Ten and Vs their 2 albums they released Self Tiltled and Gathering of Freaks are absolute classics
I think faith no more is pretty well known. Same with kings of leon on the first post.
yeah...they rock. check em' out
Hey PBM, the girlfriend said come to B'ham in November....see them sing "Birmingham" in Birmingham!
In the first post I was just giving an idea of my musical tastes
But ya, there's been a few bands that everyone should know of-a.i. Dangiz
Circle Jerks
MIA
Godless Wicked Creeps
The Tragically Hip
Flipper
The Constantines
I'm finally on my way
once I said goodbye
that was my last wave
here I am on the
on the open road
I've never felt better
than when I am alone
(thank you dear L.!!!)
Madison Square Garden 6/25/08
I've listened to very little of the John Butler Trio, and they fucking rock - I can't believe I put them off so long.
Faith No More is another one, although I think they're fairly well known, too.
Madison Square Garden 6/25/08
peace
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Grandaddy
Keane
http://www.motionpictureband.com/splash.html
Lost Dog: if you like Keane you should check out a band called Thirteen Senses, kinda similar style (except they have a guitarist).
Lance Armstrong.
EV - St. Louis 7/1/11 ** Tulsa 11/19/12
at the drive in
dead moon
melvins
sonic youth
queens of the stone age
the desert sessions
mondo generator
mark lanegan
pj harvey
pearl jam is a good band, too
to see if i still feel,
i focus all the pain,
the only thing that´s real...
that "hard to beat" song is fun fun fun!
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'Too many people on this earth. We need a new plague.' - Dwight Schrute
7.6.03-Camden
10.3.05-Philadelphia
5.27.06-Camden
5.28.06-Camden
max jones
4 non-blonds
the polyphonic spree
the shins
dreamstreet
krokus
tripping daisy
drake bell
The Tragically Hip-again
54-40
moe
the feels
Papa Grows Funk - funk/jams
Hackensaw Boys - bluegrass
moe.
Black Crowes
My Morning Jacket!! These guy's might be the best band I've heard in the last 10-12 years!
But since I'm alive maybe I'll die that's what the words have been needing
"Phenomenon" - Front Porch Revival
www.myspace.com/frontporchrevival
Songs to look for:
Beautiful
Whisper to a Scream
Brother America
Miss You
You and Me
Perfect Grave
Check em out...they are great
And I won't make the same mistakes
(Because I know)
Because I know how much time that wastes
(And function)
Function is the key
And I won't make the same mistakes
(Because I know)
Because I know how much time that wastes
(And function)
Function is the key
http://www.brianjonestownmassacre.com/
go to this website right now and download their music. they have all their albums available as OGG files (easily converted to mp3s). this band has been around for about 10 years yet have remained relatively unknown until just recently, when an independent documentary premiered at sundance. the film was called Dig! and it compared the careers of two bands: the dandy warhols and the brian jonestown massacre.
thanks to this film, the brian jonestown massacre are starting to reach a wider audience (for better or worse). i had the opportunity to see them at lollapalooza (where i also got the chance to see arcade fire and drive by truckers). they rocked. the best part about them is that you can download their albums right from the website to see if you like them or not.
i recommend starting with take it from the man! or give it back.