New Music anyone

[Wombat]

He'll tell us it's not music, and for most industrial he's right, but there are some highly-trained exceptions out there.

I don't think that they're mostly German, I just think that people think that because it's a self-propagating myth.

Wumpscut is pretty good. I really like their sound, but some of their stuff just stops me from enjoying it, the way I felt about Cannibal Corpse.

Download, Front Line Assembly, ThouShaltNot, Snog, Assemblage 23, Wolfsheim, Beborn Beton (still getting used to them, kind of a right genre/wrong band kind of thing), Apoptygma Berzerk, Mentallo & the Fixer, Spahn Ranch, I need to investigate Project Pitchfork.... so many bands.

[P5ycho]

That was about 1995, but they were ok indeed

You should really try some of these tunes on a saturdaynight, it'll pick you up and let go when the clock hits 6 am

Originally posted by Drizzt
P5ycho, I have luved Ace of Base

[KeiFront]

Wombat Project Pitchfork got almost all of there albums, ****ing great music.

[The Rock]

I find Pitchfork more pop-like than industrial, but they have some great songs. I got 900megs of their stuff and never listen to it. Mentallo & The Fixer has some great older albums (No Rest for the Wicked is excellent), and I think I've enjoyed songs from every band you mentioned. FLA got old and boring long ago though. You can only rehash the same crap so many times.

Bart

[Wombat]

I disagree about FLA. They <I>were</I> getting repetitive, but then FLAvour of the Weak had some solid stuff on it, and Implode is likely my favorite album of theirs (Hardwired is up there too).


Some bands can rehash stuff all the time, and it still works. I've already listened to the latest Bad Religion album today - I just like their stuff.

[BuddMan]

Did anyone ever look up Hayden? Am I the only one that actually looks up music when people talk about different stuff in the forums?

[Lizzard[MPE]]

i have a 56k.. bear with me damnit

[BuddMan]

What happened to that DSL upgrade you were talking about?

[Agent31]

I'm too lazy to type out what I'm listening to at the moment... lol, I'd rip more of my CDs except that I'm running out of disk space on my workstation at the moment

edit: "Jamiroquai - A Funk Odyssey" is my latest acquisition ... listening to it right now

[Strahd]

Originally posted by SpiralDragon
Drizzt

i see you are a pink floyd fan... :-) what is your favorit album... min is Drak side of the moon ... but my favorit pice is echo from medle... i also like the roger waters albums ... well mainly amused to death...

Album I'm not sure but as for songs, Fearless, One Of These Days.


Gurm

While I agree with about 95% of what you said in this thread, I don't think you can tell Buddman that his music is not good. Wouldn't good or not good be a personal view? It's possible that these bands may have little to no talent, but I think each person has to decide what's good and what isn't on his/her own.


About half of the bands mentioned in this thread I am not to familiar with.

Classic Rock guy myself. As for newer bands, Collective Soul, Tonic, The Tea Party, Default, Three Doors Down etc.

edit: And the band I think is the best and most talented of all time:


Led Zeppelin

[BuddMan]

Yeah, we already had that discussion. It all comes down to opinions pretty much. Liz, I've given up on you. Your 56K is too slow.

[Lizzard[MPE]]

it fell through.. but i just got a call from covad this morning.. i'll be set up by the end of august .!!

[Drizzt]

Ace of Base and disco music

Originally posted by P5ycho
That was about 1995, but they were ok indeed

You should really try some of these tunes on a saturdaynight, it'll pick you up and let go when the clock hits 6 am

Don't know what's happening in Holland, but here in Italy the last album from Ace of Base has come out about in the year 1999.

And, I'd like to go to disco but I cannot

[ravalox]

Originally posted by P5ycho
in the USA dance and trance aren't really a big things (yet) i believe, time someone started listening to it here on murc

My tastes have really diversified, having grown up with Floyd, Zep, AC/DC, Sabbath, ZZ, Rush, etc. I dabbled a bit in industrial, like Skinny Puppy, Ministry, and even The The.

Early 90's I started getting into Metallica. Then the whole grunge scene in the mid 90's: Jane's Addiction (awesome live), Nirvana, Pumpkins, Alice in Chains, Meat Puppets (not really grunge, but hey). Loved Tool, too, and awesome live.

Then the late 90's and the death of rock and roll; I was desparate for something new. Fortunately, an old high school buddy told me about Trance and I started ordering mix tapes. My fav is PsyTrance, or Goa, and I have everything released on the TIP Records label. Simon Posford and Raja Ram are the kings of this genre, IMO, and their projects have had the most intriguing music. If you really want some intense PsyTrance, check out either of Hallucinogen's albums. One track, Angellic Particles, isn't on either but is awesome. Mystery of the Yeti on the TIP and TIPWorld labels are also good chill/ambient compilations.

I'm really into their PsyAmbient Shpongle project, and anyone who has heard their first album, "Are You Shpongled," would know the music is influenced heavily by Pink Floyd, and, for me, is the closest thing that has come to the psychedelic masters to this date. The second album, "Tales of the Inexpressible" has a decidedly different sound that's more culturally influenced, but I still like more than half of that CD.

Can't forget another awesome CD - Children of the Bong - Sirius Sounds. Trance de Eivissa on TIPWorld is excellent, too.

Oh, yeah. My point was I'm in the USA.

[Gurm]

I like some industrial, but it's all VERY interesting.

Hayden, on the other hand, could sound like the choirs of heaven, but he throws guitars down stairs and thinks it's "music". So I won't listen to him.

- Gurm