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Discussion in 'Music genres, Bands and Artists' started by chameleonblue34, Jul 30, 2006.

  1. #1 chameleonblue34, Jul 30, 2006
    so... i've recently been grounded for a week (look at my post yesterday, haha). so, i figured that it would be good to find some new music to listen to during this week. so please help me!
    some of my favorite artists are late beatles, 70's pink floyd, jimi hendrix, cream/early eric clapton, i just listened to yes's album "fragile" and i really liked it, bob dylan, some grateful dead, phish when they're playing tightly, allman brothers, the band, some rolling stones, and the who.
    some of my favorite albums are dark side of the moon, sgt peppers, are you experienced?, live cream vol 2, who's next?, a live one by phish, frampton comes alive!, europe '72 by the grateful dead, and highway 61 revisited.
    so if anyone has any suggestions of some other bands that i havent listed, please feel free to do so. i'm looking for more 60s - 70s artists ive never heard, but new bands are also good! thanks!
     
  2. #2 .ViciouS., Jul 31, 2006
    It is not hard to find music, all you gotta do is look. I wouldn't keep a narrow minded outlook on music either, as if searching for a certain type of genre or era, instead you should do your own research as to what you want to listen to because really there is nothing else like the bands you listed. If you got time on your hands to ask then you should also have time to to just look around. Good music is all around you
     
  3. #3 KravenSnatches, Jul 31, 2006
    if u havent heard ne of his music yet get some muck sticky man thats if u dont care about ur parents hearing u listening to music about weed lol well not all his music is about weed but most of it is i recomend him hes good to listen to when ur high or not i got some songs i can email to u if u need em just drop me a private message or msg me on one of my messangers
     
  4. #4 Maitereya, Jul 31, 2006
    go to nugs.net they have a free streaming thingy and an internet radio. or go to archive.com where you can download whole shows. or go to the library and listen/burn their cd's.
     
  5. #5 Stuny, Jul 31, 2006
    pandora.com
     
  6. #6 meehai, Aug 1, 2006
    the doors, neil young, jose gonzalez, Ben Harper
     
  7. #7 chivo, Aug 2, 2006
    yea definitely the doors. listen to an american prayer or absolutely live. both are great. also, have you heard yes's close to the edge? its a good song/album.
     
  8. #8 DankSpank, Aug 5, 2006
    I would recommend:

    Isis (Metal/Instumental/Stoner Rock)
    Of Montreal (A lot like Sgt. Peppers)
    The Mars Volta (Crazy motherfucking shit, best band ever)
    Godspeed You! Black Emperor (Post-Rock/Instrumental Truly Amazing Music)
    Pelican (Instrumental/Post-Rock/Metal)
    Sigur Rós (Icelandic Post-Rock, I'm sure you've heard of these guys)
    Radiohead (nuff said)
    Sufjan Stevens (Folk/Tight music)
    Yndi Halda (Post-Rock)

    http://wikipedia.org any band, and if you want me to PM me and I'll send you an album of whichever band you want to check out.
     

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