06-04-2003 18:34									#31
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Luca Turilli - King of the Nordic Twilight

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bunch of songs i really like

Ice Cube - We be Clubbin'
Morbid Angel - Rapture(Killer Brutal Death Metal)
Nevermore - Deconstruction

	06-04-2003 19:35									#33
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snoop dogg - lodi dodi

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quote: Originally posted by JohnT The O'Jays - Back Stabbers. (Yeah, it doesn't fit any of your genres, but give it a whirl.)

a complimentary song to that is "smiling faces" by the dramatics. i quite like that one too.

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de barge - i like it

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Wu tang!

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All Rock stuff:

The White Stripes - "the same boy I've always known", "fell in love with a girl" or anything from their new album "Elephant" (only just out, haven't got it yet, so can't give you songs )

Idlewild - "In Remote Part/Scottish Fiction" ("You Held the World in Your Arms" or anything from "100 Broken Windows" if you prefer a little rockier stuff)

The Music - "The People"

Radiohead - "True Love Waits"

Placebo - "Spite and Malice" or "Special K"

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White Stripes suck

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quote: Originally posted by curtsibling Luca Turilli - King of the Nordic Twilight

	06-04-2003 20:36									#40
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quote: White Stripes suck

No way. Early stuff is a little rustic, but it's great rock.

What kinda stuff you like EIF?

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Who is in my avatar?

	06-04-2003 20:47									#42
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an old neo-soul joint...

D'Angelo- Higher

	06-04-2003 20:55									#43
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quote: Originally posted by Jaguar Warrior I am particularly interested in Hip Hop, Rock, and Country. However, anything is allowed. There is one condition: if you want to post a techno song, post a warning beforehand so I don't mistakenly download it.

I know you're too young but eventually you wanna start hitting the club scenes, hook up with a hot chick and ya know...

so might as well start liking techno. Couldnt hurt.

god I'm such a bad influence.

	06-04-2003 20:56									#44
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honestly, I don't know how you people can like rock music... how can you beat the non-chalant charisma of Mos Def, the tongue-twisting rhymes of Nas, the smooth jazz/soul production of D'Angelo, the philosophical intelligence of Killah Priest?

Rap and RnB are vastly superior to any other form of music in my opinion


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quote: Originally posted by *End Is Forever* Who is in my avatar?

Looks like Anthony Kiedis of RHCP fame

but could be wrong

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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer honestly, I don't know how you people can like rock music... how can you beat the non-chalant charisma of Mos Def, the tongue-twisting rhymes of Nas, the smooth jazz/soul production of D'Angelo, the philosophical intelligence of Killah Priest? Rap and RnB are vastly superior to any other form of music in my opinion thanks

relative perspective albert...

i much prefer soulful music that predates the 90s

	06-04-2003 21:12									#47
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Whether music is good or not should be determined by how good it is when you're in an altered state of mind. Now typical rock scores real low. So I agree with Speer.

But thats just IMO.

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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer honestly, I don't know how you people can like rock music... how can you beat the non-chalant charisma of Mos Def, the tongue-twisting rhymes of Nas, the smooth jazz/soul production of D'Angelo, the philosophical intelligence of Killah Priest? Rap and RnB are vastly superior to any other form of music in my opinion

How can you beat the Charisma/Stage Presence of the RHCP, the plays on words and hauntingly beautiful lyrics of Spiritualized, the smooth melodies and progressions of Coldplay, and the philosophical nature and intelligence of Idlewild.

How can people like music without a melody, made up of samples and spoken word. Poetry is great, but it's not music. (talking about rap, I like RnB)

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quote: Originally posted by Drogue How can you beat the Charisma/Stage Presence of the RHCP, the plays on words and hauntingly beautiful lyrics of Spiritualized, the smooth melodies and progressions of Coldplay, and the philosophical nature and intelligence of Idlewild. How can people like music without a melody, made up of samples and spoken word. Poetry is great, but it's not music. (talking about rap, I like RnB)

Both statements are closed-minded. I bet either side would not try rock/rap even if it was performed well, with high talents.

	06-04-2003 21:15									#50
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quote: Originally posted by Calc II how good it is when you're in an altered state of mind.

What kind of altered state of mind? DOn't you listen to most music when sane?

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quote: Originally posted by Drogue What kind of altered state of mind? DOn't you listen to most music when sane?

I do but I dwell on how cool it was when i wasnt.

	06-04-2003 21:20									#52
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quote: Originally posted by Calc II Both statements are closed-minded. I bet either side would not try rock/rap even if it was performed well, with high talents.

Mine was tongue in cheek. I was trying top point out that the same could be said about any genre. Should've included a at the end

I have no problem with rap, there are some I like.

	06-04-2003 21:25									#53
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311 - down

this thread is making me listen to my old rap/rock albums!

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Spiritualized - "Ladies and Gentlemen we are Floating in Space" or "Anything More" (I know it's hardly rock, but it's good )

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MRT: "I much prefer soulful music that predates the 90s."

	06-04-2003 22:18									#56
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quote: Originally posted by Calc II I know you're too young but eventually you wanna start hitting the club scenes, hook up with a hot chick and ya know... so might as well start liking techno. Couldnt hurt. god I'm such a bad influence.

At the parties I go to they never play techno, just hip hop. All hip hop becomes a grinding song regardless of whether it's supposed to be or not.



Some good songs you don't know from musicians you do know:

Matchbox 20 - Rest Stop
Fuel - Last Time
Eminem - Love Me
50 Cent - Don't Push Me
Lifehouse - Everything

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EDIT: nevermind ur already in HS

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Actually I'm in 8th grade. What were you gonna say?

	07-04-2003 00:29									#59
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Britney Spears - I Just Can't Stop Getting in Ted Striker's Pants

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quote: Originally posted by Jaguar Warrior Matchbox 20 - Rest Stop

You picked one of the few Matchbox 20 songs I don't like. Personally, I prefer Last Beautiful Girl, Leave, or You Won't be Mine (the only song I learned to play on Piano ). But hey, good band, not that much of them over here though