[washuguy]

Phillipe saisse
Kieko Matsui
David Benoit
Some video game music
Some anime music
T.I.
Nujabes
Nickleback
Linkin Park
Rihana
Gorillaz
Shine Down

[zwandude15]

On 2006-04-20 06:15, Jive18 wrote:
Now I don't want to make assumptions, but I'm thinking Auto's list pretty much covers everything .

Bad assumption. =/

There's not even any 311!

or Rob Zombie,

or Sublime!



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[Zem]

Poison, Mike V and the Rats.

[AUTO_]

On 2006-04-20 15:47, zwandude15 wrote:

Bad assumption. =/

There's not even any 311!

or Rob Zombie,

or Sublime!



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That was intentional :/

Actually, Sublime should be in there...thanks.

A few more I see missing off the top of my head:

From Fiction
PARACOCCIDIOIDOMICOSISPROCTITISSARCOMUCOSIS
Band of Horses



I'll look through my current list and see what else I missed.



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[Deathscythealpha]

Rock music?

Well, Feeder are quite a good band, Ive been into them for sometime now. Their last album (Pushing the Senses) was a bit of a disapointment, but their older stuff is really good. 'Yesterday Went to Soon' is one of my favourite albums, and 'Just a Day' is a classic single.

An artist Ive just started getting into is John Frusciante. He's the guitarist for the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, but has doen quite a few solo albums. Apparently a lot of these albums are written, recorded and published in a few months. He does some excellent guiter work, and some of the songs are very personal. He has quite a few tracks to download legally from his website: http://www.johnfrusciante.com/demos.php

I recomend his 'Inside of Emptiness' album, and I love the track 'What I Saw' from it.

[AUTO_]

Another good call--Froosh loops makes good solo work.

[Polly]

A friend turned me onto Hooverphonic after randomly LEGALLY PURCHASING *ahem* one of their albums. It's really light, moody stuff, kind of like the soundtrack to a movie you wish existed. Singer can sing her ass off too. Nice stuff to mellow out to.

I'd throw Goldfrapp in there too, but be warned their newer stuff is a bit more electronica-influenced. First album, however is nice and mellow.

Alice In Chains for a nice dose of grungey ugly rock (especially if you go for the self-titled). Damn good acoustic EPs too. Jerry Cantrell's solo work is alright, too.

Arctic Monkeys are okay, but I've been hearing a lot of negativity toward them lately. Tends to happen when an indie crowd "loses their band" and other people might know of them. A decently fun record though, if nothing all that special or spectacular.

And for overindulgence and bombast with a bit of pop tendency, I'd suggest Muse. I hate the comparison, but most people consider them a heavier Radiohead.



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[Hrigg]

Thanks for the recommendations and keep 'em coming.