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Ancient Astronaught wrote:

fiddelerselbow wrote:

Ancient Astronaught wrote:Dubstep:
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I'll fill that one up for you.

Distance
Burial
Mala
Kode 9
Digital Mystikz

Hmmmm well considering I have only heard more mainstream dubstep, I just might have to look these bands up, the wifey unfortunately eats that shit up.

A good rule of thumb is to stick with the English ones.

pop rock:
Cloud Nothings
Los Campesinos!
Dear Nora
Afternoon Naps
Architecture in Helsinki

underrated japanese bands
Hosome
group_inou
Eddie Marcon
Sakerock
Urichirangoon

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Bands which are fun to play guitar with/to
Girls
Pavement
Pond
Dinosaur Jr
Tame Impala

Gearmond wrote:pop rock:
Cloud Nothings
Los Campesinos!
Dear Nora
Afternoon Naps
Architecture in Helsinki

underrated japanese bands
Hosome
group_inou
Eddie Marcon
Sakerock
Urichirangoon

D.o.S. wrote:I wouldn't put Refused in the top 5 either, but Germs definitely lose out to Dead Kennedys or MDC.

Also, we're going High Fidelity on this biz.

Top five album openers... for marking the end of a relationship.

Go!

(I'll throw mine up in a minute)

I totally tried to make a High Fidelity style Top five list thread but it did not go anywhere http://ilovefuzz.com/viewtopic.php?f=150&t=24511

Anyways I digress

D.o.S. wrote:Top five album openers... for marking the end of a relationship.

are...
1. American Football - Never Meant
2. Radiohead - 15 Steps
3. Shellac - Prayer To God
4. Chapterhouse - Breather
5. Owen - Nobody's Nothing

old-school San Francisco psychedelic bands:
1. Grateful Dead
2. Jefferson Airplane
3. Quicksilver Messenger Service
4. Santana--ignore the commercial crap from the last 20 years: Abraxas, III, and Caravanserai will blow your head off if you listen to them with open ears
5. Big Brother and the Holding Company--universally slated in 1967-68 for being out-of-tune, unprofessional, and generally not the tight soul-blues package the business wanted for Janis Joplin, they were actually a charmingly loopy ensemble with an astoundingly wild lead guitarist in James Gurley, possibly the craziest pure-sonics guy in the original scene. check his insane breaks on "Combination of the Two" and "Ball and Chain."

great black artists named King:

1. Albert King
2. B.B. King
3. King Oliver
4. King Tubby
5. King Curtis

nuclearfamily wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Top five album openers... for marking the end of a relationship.

are...
1. American Football - Never Meant
2. Radiohead - 15 Steps
3. Shellac - Prayer To God
4. Chapterhouse - Breather
5. Owen - Nobody's Nothing

Ooooh. Prayer to God was the only constant in my list. (and, actually, an acoustic-y friend of mine just covered it as the last track on his record. Very different, but it totally works)


As of now:
1. Beck's The Golden Age
2. Shallac's Prayer To God
3. Dwarves's Back Seat of My Car
4. Eric Bourdon & War's Paint It Black Medley.
5. Del the Funky Homosapien - What Is A Booty?

dubkitty wrote:old-school San Francisco psychedelic bands:
1. Grateful Dead
2. Jefferson Airplane
3. Quicksilver Messenger Service
4. Santana--ignore the commercial crap from the last 20 years: Abraxas, III, and Caravanserai will blow your head off if you listen to them with open ears
5. Big Brother and the Holding Company--universally slated in 1967-68 for being out-of-tune, unprofessional, and generally not the tight soul-blues package the business wanted for Janis Joplin, they were actually a charmingly loopy ensemble with an astoundingly wild lead guitarist in James Gurley, possibly the craziest pure-sonics guy in the original scene. check his insane breaks on "Combination of the Two" and "Ball and Chain."

Wot, no Country Joe and the Fish?

dubkitty wrote:great black artists named King:

1. Albert King
2. B.B. King
3. King Oliver
4. King Tubby
5. King Curtis

You forgot Freddie King.

Esp. since King Tubby wasn't his real name (go figure).

D.o.S. wrote:Esp. since King Tubby wasn't his real name (go figure).

Aside from B.B. King, who was born with the last name "King", the rest were all just honorifics or stage names.

i was just being silly, y'all...i'd been working on the SF bands post and then spent too long trying to come up with "Five Albums Everybody HATES BY Popular Artists." i almost made it: "Monster," "Pop," "Trans," "Load"..."PLANET WAVES"!! THERE IT IS!