Help me refill my Ipod

S.I.R

the coronas , the blizzards thin lizzy and gary moore... al you need... Flight of the conchords are also among the best thing you will ever listen to...


highly respected by all.

insinkerator

S.I.R wrote: »

the blizzards

Dont do it, its a trap.

Fanny Cradock

S.I.R wrote: »

Flight of the conchords are also among the best thing you will ever listen to...

They seem like the type of band you hear, think are deadly, make your friends listen to and then never play again.

Creamy Goodness

S.I.R wrote: »

the coronas , the blizzards thin lizzy and gary moore... al you need... Flight of the conchords are also among the best thing you will ever listen to...


highly respected by all.

Jaysus if thats all I'd need I would have died a long time ago

Get the new mogwai album. I got it on the basis of that thread here and its sheer audio bliss.

nervous_twitch

I listen to almost everyone you listen to, and would like to add;

Andrew Bird
Animal Collective
Ani DiFranco
Chris Garneau
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Nouvelle Vague

Diamond007

Hot chip
Fleet Foxes

Birneybau

Nick Cave - Abattoir Blues,The Lyre of Orpheus,Dig!!!Lazarus!!!Dig!!!
Nick Drake - Bryter Layter
The Stones - Exile on Main Street,Sticky Fingers
The Velvet Underground - All of their stuff
Television - Marquee Moon


Many Many more.......

kraggy

Kold wrote: »

Ah come on now, they're alright but that Nintendocore 8 bit sound has been around for quite some time, all it is is breakcore mixed with punk vocals. In fact her vocals are sh*t, it just gives indie heads an excuse to like it.

It's an Atari actually

But it's what he does with it that's impressive.

Kold

kraggy wrote: »

It's an Atari actually

But it's what he does with it that's impressive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uFEmxFDBLo

Take some James Holden and call me in the morning.

kraggy

Kold wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uFEmxFDBLo

Take some James Holden and call me in the morning.

I do like that indeed, but I'm not backing down on my original point :pac:

That song reminds me of his mix of Nathan Fake's "The sky was pink". Not as good as the original but still good.

Daysha

OP, seeing Sufjan Stevens top of your list = 100x respect

SomeFool

Dave Matthews
Pearl Jam
Matchbox 20
Josh Ritter

Kold

kraggy wrote: »

That song reminds me of his mix of Nathan Fake's "The sky was pink". Not as good as the original but still good.

Searched it on youtube before downloading a load of his stuff, thanks.

cashback

No 'My Bloody Valentine'?
Elbow
My Morning Jacket (I only have Z but its great)
Doves

insinkerator

cashback wrote:

No 'My Bloody Valentine'?

insinkerator wrote: »

les savy fav
Joy Division
The Smiths
Jesus and Mary Chain
Lou Reed/ The Velvet Underground
My Bloody Valentine
The Strokes
The Warlocks
The Vines
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

I like a lot of your list, so this is some stuff i like that you havent listed

Might i also suggest British sea power?

kraggy

Kold wrote: »

Searched it on youtube before downloading a load of his stuff, thanks.

You're very welcome

gary the great

Somebody in here suggested Mogwai - The Hawk is Howling.

I just downloaded it and its an amazing album.

Have a similar taste in music, would suggest Idlewild, Placebo, Neutral Milk Hotel...

sparkzter

You should really try "Smashing Pumpkins"- Mellon Collie & The Infinate Sadness
I really think you would like it, looking at your music!

sparkzter

I also just though of "The Killers"- maybe Hot Fuss- most people like that one best, but they have a new album out ant the end of the month and its sounding good too!!

insinkerator

sparkzter wrote: »

I also just though of "The Killers"- maybe Hot Fuss- most people like that one best, but they have a new album out ant the end of the month and its sounding good too!!

I beg to differ on that front. I really liked hot fuss, Sams town was really good in parts but only average in other, I enjoyed Sawdust, But from what i have heard, Day and Age is going to be the biggest pile of unadulterated crap that has ever graced the music scene

sparkzter

What have you heard of day and age that makes you say that?

Kold

sparkzter wrote: »

What have you heard of day and age that makes you say that?

Any of their music would convince me that it's going to be another bowel emptying on the musical arts.

lazyjane

kings of convenience!

insinkerator

sparkzter wrote: »

What have you heard of day and age that makes you say that?

Spaceman
Human
Losing Touch

They all sound the same. Seriously, listen to them three in a row, they sound exactly the f*cking same

sparkzter

insinkerator wrote: »

Spaceman
Human
Losing Touch

They all sound the same. Seriously, listen to them three in a row, they sound exactly the f*cking same

I dont buy that, this latest album does have a differant sound to previous but give it a chance. I have heard every song and the songs you mentioned are not the best on it. Dustland fairytale, goodnight travel well
and this is your life are my favourites. In fact all my faves are lesser kown tracks like; Replaceable, Desperate, Under the gun and Soft surrender. I am maybe abit biased because i love there 80's sound and there depeche mode like synths :P which appear on all there albums.

trishw78

I'd recommend everything everyone else has said +

Jimi Hendrix
Led Zepplin

Gotta have a few classic oldies on there

Nailz

I personally don't like your taste, but hey, what can you do!? I reckon might like a bit of Fun Lovin' Criminals, nobody I know (who aren't musically ignorant, if you get my meaning) has not liked them to date, so I'd say you should to. The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Charlatans... I'm not sure if they've been said, but yeah. Maybe a bit of Ian Brown, but you should honestly try to expand your music tastes a tad because it seems rather tightly locked in the direction. Did you ever try music a bit more experimental, electronic or heavier???

Edit: Oh yeah, I taught I seen abit of Eagles Of Death Metal, Foo Fighters and Nirvana... perhaps some Kyuss, Queens Of The Stone Age or other stuff along those lines.

insinkerator

sparkzter wrote: »

I dont buy that, this latest album does have a differant sound to previous but give it a chance. I have heard every song and the songs you mentioned are not the best on it. Dustland fairytale, goodnight travel well
and this is your life are my favourites. In fact all my faves are lesser kown tracks like; Replaceable, Desperate, Under the gun and Soft surrender. I am maybe abit biased because i love there 80's sound and there depeche mode like synths :P which appear on all there albums.

links to those songs?

Ekels

symbolic wrote: »

we're listening to the same stuff so here is some more i like:

John Frusciante - all solo stuff + Ataxia
At the drive in - all
Jape (get his new one Ritual)
Tool - aenima
Panda Bear / Animal Collective

Although I'm unsure how compatible you are with At The Drive-In, the fact that they are the greatest band may be good reason to check them out!

Otherwise, Death Cab for Cutie, Youthmovies (Good Nature is among my albums of the year). Most definitely look into Tokyo Police Club and their debut Elephant Shell. Twilight Sad, Johnny Foreigner and This Town Needs Guns are all well worth investigation.

sparkzter

insinkerator wrote: »

links to those songs?

Here's a link to thesamples of the album. It came out mid-week in Japan and they can all be got with a little digging :pac:

http://www.the-killers.de/cover-creator/

Have a listen an see what you think