2005 musical discoveries
barcoach
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So, now that the year is about to end, how was it in terms of music? I mean not only records released this year, but also music that though done in the past you just discovered this year.
Mine, I think, was actually pretty cool.
Maybe my most joyful discovery of the year was Johnny Thunders, he now defines punk for me. But I just can't forget about The Weakerthans an absolute favorite at this moment, their album Left & Leaving is an absolute masterpiece of the 2k's, now I have all their CD's and I'm very interested in looking what will the future bring for them.
I also discovered a couple of local -Mexican- bands I really liked: Niña and Monocordio. Also a band from Spain that kept me rockin' towards the end of the year was La Costa Brava and an spanish singer with some sort of Tom Waits influence, Josele Santiago.
Also found some love for the Raveonettes, to whom I hadn't pay much attention in the past.
Z by My Morning Jacket I think became my fave album of the year, and was a great introduction to this band.
I also discovered and loved the Mountain Goats and Black Hearts Procession.
The Canadian band Stars, were just love at first sight (listen)
And some bands I didn't exactly discovered this year, but found my admiration growing for them were The New Pornographers and Broken Social Scene.
Mine, I think, was actually pretty cool.
Maybe my most joyful discovery of the year was Johnny Thunders, he now defines punk for me. But I just can't forget about The Weakerthans an absolute favorite at this moment, their album Left & Leaving is an absolute masterpiece of the 2k's, now I have all their CD's and I'm very interested in looking what will the future bring for them.
I also discovered a couple of local -Mexican- bands I really liked: Niña and Monocordio. Also a band from Spain that kept me rockin' towards the end of the year was La Costa Brava and an spanish singer with some sort of Tom Waits influence, Josele Santiago.
Also found some love for the Raveonettes, to whom I hadn't pay much attention in the past.
Z by My Morning Jacket I think became my fave album of the year, and was a great introduction to this band.
I also discovered and loved the Mountain Goats and Black Hearts Procession.
The Canadian band Stars, were just love at first sight (listen)
And some bands I didn't exactly discovered this year, but found my admiration growing for them were The New Pornographers and Broken Social Scene.
Stone: Thanks for the pick and the night of complicity, you rock!
-The crazy guy with the Ramones t-shirt.
Mexico C. 12/10/05.
"There is a rose that I want to live for
although, God knows, I may not have met her"
-J. Strummer
"And you'll never know just how dark this screen could be"
-The crazy guy with the Ramones t-shirt.
Mexico C. 12/10/05.
"There is a rose that I want to live for
although, God knows, I may not have met her"
-J. Strummer
"And you'll never know just how dark this screen could be"
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i discovered way more stuff about pearljam
many more stoner rock bands
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Discovered: Spoon, Stars, My Morning Jacket, Sufjan Stevens, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Flaming Lips, Arcade Fire
Got much more into: Broken Social Scene, The White Stripes, Bright Eyes and The New Pornographers.
I was a great year for me, I took bought "Broken Social Scene" and "Z" on the same day and from then on my tastes became much more 'indie.' Still trying to catch up on a lot of the bands I have heard since then. Probably be spending most of next year trying to get albums by bands like Belle & Sebastian, Ted Leo, Broken Social Scene, Stars, ect.
It would have been a very weak year if I had kept my old listening habits and stuck mostly to mainstream stuff, not much came out after June that really interested me in that categoy. I like Get Behind Me Satan, Guero and a couple of others, but looking for non-mainstream music definitely made this year great for me.0 -
Beck
Flaming Lips
Mars Volta
Bands that I already liked, but now really love-Tool, Aic
Bands that I already loved, but now I am obsessive about-Pink Floyd, I always enjoyed puttin in a good Floyd album, and just 'chillin', but since I rediscovered Animals, my love for this band has tripled, and I liked them quite a bit before.0 -
CM1847 wrote:Discovered: Spoon, Stars, My Morning Jacket, Sufjan Stevens, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Flaming Lips, Arcade Fire
Oh, I also loved Spoon this year, discovered them with Gimme Fiction and I would've got more albums by them if they had them at the record stores of my city... I'll be looking forward for their cd's in 2006.
An other great dicovery this year I was forgetting was British Sea Power, the album they realeased this year is fairly good, but their first one just blew me away.Stone: Thanks for the pick and the night of complicity, you rock!
-The crazy guy with the Ramones t-shirt.
Mexico C. 12/10/05.
"There is a rose that I want to live for
although, God knows, I may not have met her"
-J. Strummer
"And you'll never know just how dark this screen could be"0 -
I discovered so much music this year I can't even go into it. The latter half of this year was all about me being open minded and trying new music and it's going great so far. I also got deeper into bands I had previously liked, Pearl Jam went from being number 2 or 3 on my favorite bands list to being tied with Led Zeppelin at 1, to being my undisputed favorite band of all time. I also got much more knowledgable about music when I started taking guitar lessons and when I started playing in a band.
A great year!I've faced it, a life wasted, and I'm never going back again.
Some die just to live.0 -
In 2005 I went exploring the 70's underground scene , and discovered Geat bands like :
Atomic Rooster
Grand funk railroad
Budgie
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Through the magic of the internet, I was able to get into Fugazi, The Smiths, Q And Not U, At the Drive-In, Queens of the Stone Age, Minor Threat, Minutemen, Television, Velvet Underground, Pixies, Tool, A Perfect Circle, and also got more into Dylan and the Beatles. A good year all around.The car's on fire and there's no driver at the wheel
And the sewers are all muddied with a thousand lonely suicides0 -
arcade fire, velvet undergroundI attack with love, pure bug beauty, curl my lips and crawl up to you.0
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30 Seconds To Mars, 10 Years, and I started listening to some badass metal! ex. Strapping Young Lad, Children of Bodom, Trivium, and many more.0
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arctic monkeys0
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lungs of a giant
clap your hands say yeah
six organs of admittance
shining
sleepybird
philosopher's stone
wolf parade
black mountain
devandra banhart (sp??)
jana hunter
the islands
blood meridian
jerk with a bomb
ladyhawk
pink mountaintops
the joggers
hella
hawk and a hacksaw
love
chocolate watchband
caustic resin
link wray
moby grape
greenhornes
blood on the wall
morning after girls
frog eyes
silver jews
sixteen horsepower
cloud cult
avalanches
beachwood sparks
magic numbers
augie march
antony and the johnsons
tim seely
okkervill river
sugarcubes
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Same here. I am picking up "Kill The Moonlight" in the next week or so, all I have now is "Gimmie Fiction." Can't wait, I've heard a few songs on Launch, I like them a lot.barcoach wrote:Oh, I also loved Spoon this year, discovered them with Gimme Fiction and I would've got more albums by them if they had them at the record stores of my city... I'll be looking forward for their cd's in 2006.
An other great dicovery this year I was forgetting was British Sea Power, the album they realeased this year is fairly good, but their first one just blew me away.0 -
I discovered Paste Magazine....hands down the best music mag out there. Comes with a CD and a DVD, and there is not a bad song on any of them."Worship the music, not the musician"
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my discoveries:
Brendan benson
Bright Eyes
The Decemberists
Low
Wolf Parade
The New Pornographers
The Magic NumbersSo that is how I learned the lesson that everyone is alone. And your eyes must do some raining if you are ever going to grow. But when crying don't help and you can't compose yourself. It is best to compose a poem, an honest longing or simple song of hope.
That is why I'm singing0 -
Oh, Jimmy wrote:Beck
Bands that I already loved, but now I am obsessive about-Pink Floyd, I always enjoyed puttin in a good Floyd album, and just 'chillin', but since I rediscovered Animals, my love for this band has tripled, and I liked them quite a bit before.
You always innevitably go back to Floyd.Bright eyed kid: "Wow Typo Man, you're the best!"
Typo Man: "Thanks kidz, but remembir, stay in skool!"0 -
Woodstock69 wrote:Grand funk railroad
I wasn't expecting that one...awesome...they're from my hometown.
As for me, I really got into Jeff Buckley this summer and The Drive-By Truckers.
Both very good.
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"
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i discovered the best band in the universe: Strapping Young LadI wish my grass was emo... so then it would cut itself
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the beatlesWave came crashing...0
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CM1847 wrote:Discovered: Spoon, Stars, My Morning Jacket, Sufjan Stevens, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Flaming Lips, Arcade Fire
My morning Jacket Z, fantastic
Spoon Gimme Fiction, excellent
Flaming Lips, great too
And I'll take note of the other ones you mentioned, maybe I'll like them too!0 -
people i got into this year that make life worth living:
mastodon
jesu
johnny cash
jose gonzalez
iron and wine
the melvins
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