08-07-2003 01:05									#1
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My current play list ****ing pathetic, with some 220 songs or so ( some of them are full albums, but that's meaningless) Recommend me new music, new tracks that I'd download.

I like strong techno, Deftones-like hardcore, punk in healthy doses.

So apolyton, decide my fate. what will I listen to?

	08-07-2003 01:07									#2
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	08-07-2003 01:08									#3
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I need new music too. Can someone provide me with a list of interesting & off beat music which I can Kazaa up?

	08-07-2003 01:11									#4
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I am tired of Hip Hop. I can only accept in small quantities nowadays.

What are you interested in, Oerdin?

	08-07-2003 01:11									#5
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Wanting similar to Deftones?
How about Tool, Korn, Metallica, and/or Red Hot Chili Peppers ?

	08-07-2003 01:17									#6
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I'll recommend what I'll always recommend, that excellent band Firewater. You should be able to DL at least a few of their songs by Kazaa, try them.

	08-07-2003 01:17									#7
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Listened to all of them in excessive quanitites in my high-school years.

That last album by RHCP... hmmm.

	08-07-2003 01:19									#8
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Stanton Warriors, the mixes not the tracks, you won't regret it.

thank me later!

	08-07-2003 01:21									#9
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how is red hot chili peppers anything like metallica and the deftones? i thought they were like the updated version of George Clinton and his band?

and you get tired of hip hop?! blasphemy! there's so much out there... download the song #1 by Joe Budden!

	08-07-2003 01:24									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel I am tired of Hip Hop. I can only accept in small quantities nowadays. What are you interested in, Oerdin?

Usually I listen to classic rock, alternative, or 80's but I've been known to listen to hip-hop and even country from time to time. Scary I know but it's what I listen to.

Last night I had NPR own and they were playing classic jazz from the 1920's and I actually kind of liked it. They played the original 1925 release of the Charleston which I had never heard before in its entirety. It was pretty fun and up beat but best listened to in small doses if you know what I mean.

Slow:

quote: How about Tool, Korn, Metallica, and/or Red Hot Chili Peppers ?

I have got those ones already. Not counting the MP3's I've aquired on line I own some where between 200-250 CDs. Most of them were bought in Asia or eastern Europe so I imagine Time Warner is still waiting for their share of those transactions.

	08-07-2003 01:26									#11
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Albert,

people who arn't 'into' hip hop tend to group it under one roof.
IMO its like putting 'singing' as a single genre, OK maybe a slight overstatement, but.....

	08-07-2003 01:28									#12
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quote: how is red hot chili peppers anything like metallica and the deftones? i thought they were like the updated version of George Clinton and his band?

They're not like metallica or the deftones.

And yes, amazingly enough, you can get tired of Hip-Hop.

Oerdin: go see a doctor. Now.

Seriously, the only country music I know is "Cotton eye Joe", and Shanaya Twain. And I don't like what I see so far.

	08-07-2003 01:30									#13
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel And yes, amazingly enough, you can get tired of Hip-Hop.

then you're tired of life!

	08-07-2003 01:30									#14
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Azazel, give me example what kind of techno you like.

Albert Speer, as an expert, can you ID this track? I know it's almost impossible, but I'll give it a shot: it has a freaky piano line going all the way the track, and then vocals goes near the end 'mystery'.. but it's not a chorus line, he says it maybe two times. I know this is a crazy to ID, maybe impossible. It sounded a little like Blackalicious, though I'm not sure. I guess you don't have a clue with so little information?

	08-07-2003 01:35									#15
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Prodigy, DJ Tiesto, SOME catchy euro-dance-pop, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher....

Had an overdose of Triphop, as well, like DJ Vadim, DJ Shadow.....so I'd rather keep it low.

I ADORE Prodigy. I think they made GREAT music. I wish they'd continue doing music as classy as that.

	08-07-2003 01:35									#16
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Pekka:

I have no idea... sorry. tell me something about the lyrics or the chorus at least...

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quote: Originally posted by Azazel Oerdin: go see a doctor. Now. Seriously, the only country music I know is "Cotton eye Joe", and Shanaya Twain. And I don't like what I see so far.

Yeah sometimes it gets kind of weird so I only listen to it once in a while. I used to never listen to country but then I got a girlfriend who was from Montana so if I wanted to spend time with her I had to put up with the country music.

It grows on you over time. You just have to avoid the "my wife left me, my pick up truck broke, and my dog died" verity of country.

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quote: I ADORE Prodigy. I think they made GREAT music. I wish they'd continue doing music as classy as that.

How old is Prodigy? Do they predate Prodigy of the group Mobb Deep which came out in 1992?

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My old girlfriend totally freaked out and we got into a argument after I played Prodigy's "Smack my B!tch up". Nice beat but the song is rather demeaning towards women.

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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer How old is Prodigy? Do they predate Prodigy of the group Mobb Deep which came out in 1992?

yep

	08-07-2003 01:40									#21
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I could find it, if you gave a phrase instead of one word.

	08-07-2003 01:41									#22
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AS, sorry.. I didn't catch them I was so caught up by it and it just.. flowed. I think it didn't even have chorus. Lyrics went by, it just sounded so good I didn't have the time to really listen them, I'm stupid foreigner . Well, maybe I'll hear it again some place.

Azazel, Prodigy Though they are going to the wrong direction, and have been for years .
Trip hop DJ Shadow How about dj food?

Hmh.. they're kind of different, all of them.. so tough to say. Hey, I saw Tiesto live few years ago. I wasn't checking that out though.. but Kevin Saunderson . And also Misjah.. Aphex Twin and Squarepusher.. how about Ltj Bukem?

	08-07-2003 01:42									#23
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First single in 91', Albert.

Also, Pekka, I like Front 242, and 808 State, Primal Scream.

	08-07-2003 01:42									#24
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Oh God country music.. uh oh.. but it's like I said, if my future wife is from Texas, I'll be doing some wild line dancing!

	08-07-2003 01:42									#25
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quote: Originally posted by Oerdin My old girlfriend totally freaked out and we got into a argument after I played Prodigy's "Smack my ***** up". Nice beat but the song is rather demeaning towards women.

and how horny is the video? when the other 'person' ie b!tch, turns out to be a girl as well

	08-07-2003 01:44									#26
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Prodigy, in my opinion, is one of the 10 ten artists ever. Seriously.

	08-07-2003 01:45									#27
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quote: Originally posted by SlowwHand I could find it, if you gave a phrase instead of one word.

You mean you have "GASP" access to Google!

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Azazel, it's really hard for me to recommend anything, since we have different taste in electronic music, but also because you're examples are so different from each other .

If you have too much space on your HD and too much time, download Daftpunks Homework album. Revolution 909 is pretty good .

	08-07-2003 01:46									#29
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oh well... at least the techno group prodigy hasnt sued the rapper prodigy yet...

Pekka:

that was very vague... how about the beat? what did it sound like? early 90's or more recent? jazzy? and was there only one rapper on the track?

	08-07-2003 01:49									#30
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Pekka: I like different things, that's why I looking for advice.