27-09-2003 00:44									#31
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This is one of the reasons why I want to get out of this place ASAP... there's no music to recommend... the best danish music is from 1995-1998

	27-09-2003 00:44									#32
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with another Fish.

	27-09-2003 00:49									#33
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guys, try

Infected Mushroom éåîåìãú

and tell me what you think.

	27-09-2003 01:15									#34
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if I went to Virgin and asked for eaiaiau I would get laughed at.

	27-09-2003 01:18									#35
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quote: Though Phish's drummer (i think) just got busted for having a 9 year old girlfriend

Fishman got busted for robbing the cradle? Really?

-Arrian

	27-09-2003 01:19									#36
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search it in Kazaa.

	27-09-2003 01:20									#37
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Ah-hah! Found what you were talking about (it involved the bass player):

quote: Phish's Mike Gordon was cleared of child endangerment charges this morning, more than a month after the bassist was found alone with a nine-year-old girl in a boathouse during a concert by the Dead at Jones Beach Amphitheater in Wantagh, New York. "I am glad all the charges against me have been dismissed and I can put this misunderstanding behind me," he said in a statement. "I am grateful for the support I've received from my friends and fans." After the August 11th incident Gordon, 38, claimed that he was taking art pictures of the girl. The Nassau County District Attorney's office concluded that police had probable cause to arrest Gordon but that the misdemeanor endangerment charges were not provable beyond a reasonable doubt. "Mr. Gordon appeared at the arraignment this morning and the case was dismissed," spokesman Rick Hinshaw said. A violation charge of trespassing was also dismissed. The charges could have resulted in a year of jail time. Following the incident, a joint statement credited to Gordon and the girl's family was released by Phish's label, Elektra Records. It read, "We have had several discussions regarding the situation that occurred at Jones Beach. It is now clear to all involved that this was an unfortunate misunderstanding, and we look forward to putting this matter behind us." An Elektra spokesperson could not confirm at the time whether a monetary settlement was reached between the parties.

	27-09-2003 01:23									#38
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yuck.

	27-09-2003 01:23									#39
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Didn't know he was cleared, just heared he was charged with it... Good to hear he was cleared

Now they need to go on TOUR!!!

	27-09-2003 01:29									#40
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They do have a fall tour going. I may see them in Boston right after Thanksgiving (Dec 2nd).

But I have to say, yeah.... yuck. Obviously one can't know exactly what went on, but it does sound fishy (no pun intended, honest).

-Arrian

	27-09-2003 01:33									#41
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I mean, That's like 1.8 on the R. Kelly scale!

	27-09-2003 01:33									#42
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Didn't catch the reference. Help please.

-Arrian

	27-09-2003 01:33									#43
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Xylina Spathia (Wooden Swords) - Pioneer Rock/electronica

Stereo Nova - Poetic/atmospheric/melodic/underground trance/dance

Diafana Krina (Transparent - a kind of lower - the one Virgin Mary got pregnant by smelling it...) - Smiths meet Mazzy Star.

Terror X Crew - Hardcore anticomformist innovative Hip Hop

	27-09-2003 01:35									#44
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http://edition.cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ.../06/05/r.kelly/

remember that clip for his song he did for the 'Ali' OST? rather disturbing, isn't it?

	27-09-2003 01:36									#45
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Sorry, can't access the site (blocked by my company). Anyway, if it's something recent in "celeb" news, I'm not gonna know anything about it. Nevermind, basically.

-Arrian

	27-09-2003 01:37									#46
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sorry, I realized that was a semi-porn site. try this.

	27-09-2003 01:39									#47
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Acda & De Munnik (pop; in Dutch)
Bløf (pop/rock; in Dutch)
Candy Dulfer (jazz/funk; instrumental/English)

	27-09-2003 01:52									#48
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I am now listening to Niet of nooit geweest, by Acda & De Munnik.

All is cute, the only problem is that they sink in Dutch. sorry, but dutch is difficult for me.

	27-09-2003 02:22									#49
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Abba
Ace of Base
Cardigans
Eagle-Eye Cherry
Europe
Robyn
Roxette
Titio

Only to name a few

	27-09-2003 06:02									#50
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Machine Gun Fellatio- first saw them supporting Garbage over here, and their live show is phenomenal.

http://www.machinegunfellatio.com/

Any group which can piss off a students' union has something going for it- apparently a woman member of the group taking her top off to perform cartwheels while on rollerskates offended the union apparatchiks. So much for women's autonomy...

	27-09-2003 06:54									#51
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Nightwish: Opera Metal (in English)
Finntroll: Death Metal to a Finnish Polka Rythym (in Swedish)
CMX: FinnRock (in Finnish)
Sepi Kumpulainen

	27-09-2003 06:59									#52
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I like ??.

	27-09-2003 07:12									#53
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Detroit has some pretty good mainstream bands. But, I've always seen the best musicians playing in smaller bars during open-mike nights.

There's a small Polish enclave, Hamtramck, that sits smack-dab in the center. I usually hang out at a few bars there that have open mikes with some great, great live music.

	27-09-2003 07:13									#54
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Stereolab ('91-'95) electronica
Sonic Youth ('88-'97) punk
Thievery Corporation (trance)

If you can find them, try these local bands:
Puta-Pons
Hooligans
The Slurs
America Owns the Moon
Madlab
Mudkids
Liquid Soul

Madlab is more electronica/trance, mudkids are hip-hop, LS is jazz/fusion, the rest are punk.

	27-09-2003 10:08									#55
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Swedish metal:

Opeth
Dissection
Arch Enemy
Katatonia
Mörk Gryning

and many many more

	27-09-2003 11:08									#56
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel Rufus: she's interesting. ( What a beautiful language is Turkish. Each time, I am amazed. )

Glad you like her. Her sound is really unique in Turkey, so I can't recommend anyone else quite like her. But if you find Turkish beautiful and don't mind pop, Sezen Aksu is one of the country's most popular singers and has quite a lovely voice.

	27-09-2003 13:29									#57
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Whenever I listen to Rammstein, I wonder why not all heavy metal bands sing in German. The language really fits the style.

Bück Dich!

	27-09-2003 14:31									#58
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Theben: I am going to try those. look interesting.

	27-09-2003 14:36									#59
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel No, not 'ethnic' or 'folk' music. 'Regular' music. But only from countries that aren't USA and UK. Or maybe little known bands from the UK, and USA.

Don't you think your focus is a bit too narrow if you are looking for good music?

quote: Pop, Hip-Hop, Rock, Metal, Techno, just please, let it be GOOD music.

I see some oxymorons in that sentence.

	27-09-2003 14:57									#60
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quote: Originally posted by Vince278 Don't you think your focus is a bit too narrow if you are looking for good music?

Since the vast majority of music produced is more-or-less of this type today, I'd say there ought to be quite a bit of good stuff in there...

I've got a weekly radio show that plays modern, bass-heavy music you can dance to from all around the world. You'd be amazed how much brilliant stuff there is that's neither "folk" nor straight plagiarism of western music in the third world. And that's before we get to the "normal" rock-and-pop fare that's all-prevalent, with massive amounts churned out in literally every country on the globe. Well, maybe not North Korea.

Rufus- since you're obviously up on the Turkish scene, is there any good beat-oriented stuff I could try? Any slightly more hardcore Turkpop than the Tarkan-and-Sertab stuff that filters through to western europe?

Az: Er, sweden. We don't really have "my" kind of modern-but-unique music but we do have decent near-indie bands if you're into that kinda thing. I recently made a CD of decent swedish music from 1980 onwards for a couple of friends, here's the track listing to that:

1. The Hellacopters - Better Than You
2. Silverbullit - Money
3. A Camp - I Can Buy You
4. Soundtrack of Our Lives - Instant Repeater '99
5. Moneybrother - The Pressure
6. Di Leva - Naked Number One
7. M. Hederos & M. Hellberg - No fun
8. Imperiet - Märk Hur Vår Skugga
9. José Gonzáles - Deadweight on velveteen
10. The Plan - Mon Amour
11. Sahara Hotnights - Drive dead slow
12. Mando Diao - Motown Blood
13. Ebba Grön - Ung & kåt
14. Broder Daniel - Work
15. The Cardigans - Communication
16. Union Carbide Productions - Three Mile Eyes
17. Bad Cash Quartet - Heartattack
18. The Concretes - Lovin' kind
19. Robert Johnson and Punchdrunks - Surf as Houdini
20. Kent - 747
21. The Nomads - The Good Stuff