Recommend 5 bands!

[GirlinContempt]

Recommend 5 bands to me (or less, whatever), tell me anything you want about them, and I'll recommend 5 back.

WHEEEE

[ghostsofgiants]

1. This is pretty hard, haha...

Idiot Pilot - Electronic/post-hardcoreish type stuff, I guess. Recommended track: Sparkplug

M83 - More electronic-type stuff. Bit of a shoegazer type of thing going on. Recommended track: * (Yes, the songs title is an asterisk, haha.)

Refused - I assume you already know them, but they're worth mentioning anyway. Recommended track(s): Refused Are Fucking Dead; Poetry Written in Gasoline

Arctic Monkeys - British garage punk. Lots of critical buzz, apparently (I never follow that stuff) but they're pretty awesome. Recommended track: When The Lights Go Down

I can't think of a fifth right now.

[RetroLounge]

2. What I have been listening to lately

Mazzy Star
Damien Rice
Remy Zero
Led Zepppelin
Anna Nalick

RL

[GirlinContempt]

6. The Amino Acids

Stylex
Sahara Hotnights
Sad Lovers & Giants
Gilbert & Sullivan :P

[GirlinContempt]

4. Okay

Diefenbach - Trendy 'Garden State Soundtrack'-esqe emo/indie. Right up your alley. Track: The Right One

Mapstation - Pretty electronica, nicely layered sound. Track: The Sinuous Ribbon

Zucchini Drive - Collaboration pop/hiphop/indie/electronica, very cool. Akin to Depth Affect. Track: For Kurtwood

Muff Potter - Punk/rock/whatever. Track: Alles Was Ich Brauch

[ghostsofgiants]

15. Okay, I have a fifth...

Red Skins. I know very very little about them, but their song "Unionize" is awesome.

[jpgray]

11. M83: Named after the Brian Eno track?

[ghostsofgiants]

12. I'm not really familiar with Brian Eno, so I don't know.

But it's possible.

[jpgray]

18. Just dug out my Music for Films--track is called "M386"

Nevermind :dunce:

[ghostsofgiants]

20. I think they might be named after this...

http://www.astr.ua.edu/gifimages/m83.html

[jpgray]

23. Naturally--though Eno's ego is of a similar size

[bridgit]

3. Blackhawk, Vast, MM&W, Deep Forest, Wallflowers...

[GirlinContempt]

7. Haujobb

Architect
Dirge
Download
Genetic Selection

[Derailer]

5. I've been listening to Slapstick and the Broadways today

definitely them, especially the Broadways where you get some extremely relevant socio-political commentary

Other than that I dunno...if you like hardcore the two best releases of this decade are probably Comeback Kids "Turn It Around" and Modern Life Is War's "Witness"

Both of those are awesome to say the least

Oh, and Refused from the above list is obvious I think :D

EDIT to add track recommendations since I see others are doing that and add a fifth band:

Slapstick: "Cheat to Win"
Broadways: "Red Line" (although not necessarily my pick)
Comeback Kid: "All In A Year"
A Whilhelm Scream: "William Blake Overdrive"
Modern Life Is War: "Clarity"

[GirlinContempt]

9. Hmmmm

You also get Muff Potter & Sahara Hotnights
And also....
Snap Her
Social Unrest
Loudmouth

[Derailer]

14. I literally LOL'd when I read your list

but that was mainly because I misread Loudmouth as Guttermouth ;)

[Coventina]

8. Oldies but goodies

1. B-52's
2. Social Distortion
3. The Clash
4. 10,000 Maniacs
5. Depeche Mode

[GirlinContempt]

10. Josef K

Killing Joke
Devo
Theater of Hate
Blonde Redhead

[ghostsofgiants]

17. Have you heard Social D's newest album?

Good stuff.

[Coventina]

28. Yes, it's got a lot of great songs

Standouts to me are:

Reach For The Sky
Highway 101
Don't Take Me For Granted

But they're all good.....

[billyskank]

13. Niacin

The Glenn Miller Orchestra
Leadbelly
Megadeth
Hayseed Dixie

[tjwmason]

24. Isn't naicin a vitamin?

:shrug:

[billyskank]

27. and riboflavin

but it is also a band:

[GirlinContempt]

31. Just for that:

Matt Dusk
Mojo Nixon
Bizet
Robots In Disguise
Frank Sinatra

[Bluzmann57]

36. Mojo Nixon?!

Great Googly Moogly! Didn't know he was still around. Saw him at a local venue's outdoor stage a few years back, when he was still with Skid Roper, and he was being, well, Mojo Nixon. The place across the plaza was playing (shudder) disco and Mojo finally screamed , "Turn off that fuckin' disco". And guess what? They did. He also commented on the police that were at the show proclaiming that he was going to be arrested for profanity. He wasn't, but it made for an entertaining show. I sure wish he'd make more records and tour again. Rebel Rock at it's craziest.

[Bossy Monkey]

56. Mojo had retired; now he's unretired!

He DJed a while in San Diego; now he's on Sirius DJing and talking politics.

Retiring:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=105&topic_id=863192
At his site, you learn that he's unretiring to support Kinky Friedman's Texas gubernatorial candidacy (I swear I'm not making this up):
http://www.mojonixon.com/

Edit: On closer reading, he briefly unretired.

[TroubleMan]

16. Something different for you - a few great bands of different genres:

Africando: They're an African Salsa group. It's not your typical salsa, though, it's more orchestral. They also sing in about 12 different languages. Here's a sample of "Yaye Boy":
http://dw.com.com/redir?ltype=&siteid=31&edid=3&asId=&astId=&ctype=&cval=&ptid=5024&onid=49&useract=31&destURL=http%3A%2F%2Fsg1.allmusic.com%2Fcg%2Fsmp.dll%3Flink%3Dgvdctek2sg07a5pkbux5im4%26z%3DMP3%26r%3D20.asx


Burning Spear: Not really a group, as Burning Spear represents one guy, but he has a great band behind him. His Marcus Garvey album was one of the best reggae albums ever, and lot of people have never heard of it: http://www.mp3.com/albums/80542/summary.html


La Sonora Carruseles: A Columbian salsa group. Their music is extremely danceable and accessible to the untrained salsa ear. Here's a sample of Mosaico Cumbias:
http://sg1.allmusic.com/cg/smp.dll?link=krp7tyhum2oux4l2cvi4azf&z=MP3&r=20.asx
and La Comay:
http://sg1.allmusic.com/cg/smp.dll?link=p9sehs5ltobvs478m5kffj5&z=MP3&r=20.asx


The Roots: They are a rap group who uses live instruments. Plus it's not that crappy bling-bling rap you hear on the radio - the lyrics are positive, brilliant, and innovative. All of their albums are good. Here's a sample of Next Movement:
http://sg1.allmusic.com/cg/smp.dll?link=rdg5uc5zmrg2cq0vzop1mp1&z=MP3&r=20.asx


The Manhattans: You probably know a lot of their songs and don't even know it. They're an old soul group that a lot of people don't remember, but I'm sure you might recognize
Shining Star
http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/wma-pop-up/B000002AAJ001013/ref=mu_sam_wma_001_013/002-6573128-0656852
or Kiss and Say Goodbye:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/wma-pop-up/B000002AAJ001001/ref=mu_sam_wma_001_001/002-6573128-0656852


La Banda Gorda: A merengue/mambo group which has the most intricate and complex horn arrangements that I've ever heard. Great in not only a musical appreciation sense, but it's fun to listen and dance to, as well. I struggled to find a good sample of one of their horn arrangements, as the samples feature the vocal arrangements, which are decent, but it's the horns that are really incredible. Here's one sample of Carino Con Ella:
http://sg1.allmusic.com/cg/smp.dll?link=mfkryh6jsri8see5gc0kwb4&z=MP3&r=20.asx
Traigo Fuego:
http://sg1.allmusic.com/cg/smp.dll?link=krp7evyu9qo6e4w2c7n4azf&z=MP3&r=20.asx
and Dehalo Ahi:
http://sg1.allmusic.com/cg/smp.dll?link=j09s5gq7w24056i5ib676dh&z=MP3&r=20.asx

I highly recommend their albums Puro Mambo and Por El Mismo Camino

Well....that's six bands. I was about to do about three more, but that's enough for now.

[ghostsofgiants]

19. Good call on The Roots.

:thumbsup:

[Starbucks Anarchist]

43. Seconded.

Their live album is insane.

[GirlinContempt]

35. Hmmm give me a little time

to get back to you

[jpgray]

21. Okay

The Dovers (60s garage, not doo-wop)
Sparks (Indiscreet is my fave of theirs)
The Remains (60s garage)
Talk Talk (either of the last two albums)
Soft Machine (second album)

[GirlinContempt]

34. OKay

Panic at the Disco
Compute
Ada
Aloha
The Spinto Band

[ghostsofgiants]

41. Panic at the Disco? Seriously?

[GirlinContempt]

45. I kinda like a couple of their songs

[ghostsofgiants]

46. I'll admit, "I Write Sins" is a pretty catchy song.

[northzax]

22. mmm...

Vermont
ShushShush
Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos
The Raconteurs (hey, it can't be all unknown)
I Love You, but I've Chosen Darkness

[GirlinContempt]

37. Die Sterne

Matt Costa
45 Grave
The Cranes

[GOPisEvil]

25. OK, some indie pop/whatever for ya.

1. Troubled Hubble (sadly they've broken up, but dammit, it's still good stuff).
2. What Made Milwaukee Famous
3. Grand Champeen
4. Centro-Matic
5. The Reputation

Enjoy! :bounce:

[GirlinContempt]

52. Elefant

Audiochrome
Quinzy
Dudley
Obadia

[RandomKoolzip]

26. Hokay!

1. Visqueen: Amazing, fleet-minded power-pop led by songwriter Rachel Flotard. Like the Descendents with Loretta Lynn on vox.

2. Fieldwork: Small, organic band with traditional jazz/rock instrumentation fuses elements of free jazz, dub, electronica and straight bop with a bizarre "collage" sensibility; their "dub" song "Infogee Dub" sounds like enormous turntables skipping, breaking down, and being paused by the hand of God somewhere near the Crab Nebula.

3. Odd Nosdam: Anticon-associated hip hop group makes instumental tracks that sound like a cough syrup high feels.

4. Secret Affair: okay, a strange recommendation. One of the best bands of the Mod Revival (79-81), Secret Affair possessed a superior singer in Ian Page, a decent rhythm section, and better-than-average songwriting. The "Mod Till Death!" rhetoric dates the material badly, but a song as good as "I'm Not Free (But I'm Cheap)" transcends such concerns. To my knowledge, unavailable on CD, but their two albums and various singles are worth checking out if you dig this kinda stuff.

5. Mylab: Free jazzers make music using electronic manipulation of pre-WWII blues and folk records. Way beyond anything Moby could even conceive of.

[GirlinContempt]

53. Gawd, you're so hard

Hmmmmmmmm


You get some repeats:

Zucchini Drive. Another eclectic hiphop project.

Crash Tokio. Specifically the song Time and Time. Listen and I think you'll get it.

Mystery Jets. Again with another particular song, You Can't Fool Me Dennis.

Jeniferever. HOLY. CRAP. GOOD. Swedish 'post-rock noise pop'. Seriously, like fifteen Os

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND
Download.

[RandomKoolzip]

63. Okily dokily doo!

I will seek them out....are they on the iTunes music store or do I hafta go to some obscure "back-alley" downloading site in order to hear them?

[GirlinContempt]

64. Well... Lemmie help ya out

Zucchini Drive is on Itunes.

Crash Tokio is not, but you can find the song I recommended here:
http://www.crashtokio.com/ Just click media and it's under songs

Mystery Jets is on Itunes

Jeniferever is on Itunes, and also myspace
http://www.myspace.com/jeniferever

[RandomKoolzip]

73. Ah...wunderbar.

Thanks for the tip...get back to you soon.

[GirlinContempt]

74. I look forward to it

Oh, download is on Itunes as well...
I'd recommend:
Glassblower (remix)
Base Metal (remix)

And some stuff that's more of their 'different' sound, that isn't in the itunes store :P

[ZombieNixon]

29. OK, you're probably heard of all of these before, but here goes...

1. Strung Out. Sure, they're probably all high on meth, but they helped me get through the past week by keeping me angry when I needed to get emotion out. Recommended track - Blueprint of the Fall.

2. Strike Anywhere. Melodic political hardcore from Richmond, Virginia with a lead singer with a great voice and shitty hair. Recommended track(s) - Chalkline, Infrared.

3. The Lawrence Arms. Chicago hometown boys who sound British even though they're not. Recommended track - The Devil's Takin' Names.

4. Wait for it, because this is big for me...Sage Francis...yes, that's right...I found some rap I actually like. Admittedly, I like him because he did a guest vocal part on a Bad Religion song, but, yeah...rap...me...hmm...whoda guessed? Anyway, recommended track - Slow Down Gandhi.

5. I don't know. :shrug:

[RandomKoolzip]

30. Agreed on the Sage Francis.

Good choice. :thumbsup:

[ghostsofgiants]

32. Dude, what's your email address?

I have a great remix of Slow Down Gandhi, but you'll never find it anywhere.

[ZombieNixon]

33. Check your PM.

:thumbsup:

[GirlinContempt]

69. Accustomed to Nothing

M.D.C
Crucial Youth
The Dehumanized

[mac56]

38. The Spongetones

The 88
The Grip Weeds
The Lolas
Cherry Twister

Power pop from North Carolina, LA, Jersey, Alabama, and Pennsylvania respectively.

[GirlinContempt]

68. Faultline

Tamvred
Sahara Hotnights
Machine Go Boom
Stylex

[WCGreen]

39. Neko Case....

Blanche....
The Decemberist...
The Format....
Gram Rabbit....

[asthmaticeog]

55. Do you have the new Neko Case album yet?

It's excellent.

[WCGreen]

57. Not yet.....

I'm still decompressing from the election and all that tax shit I have to put up with....

[GirlinContempt]

70. Matt Costa

Pretty Girls Make Graves
Blonde Redhead
Pulp :P

[liberalpragmatist]

86. Pulp Makes Me Happy!

I love Pulp. This is Hardcore > Different Class

[Maestro]

40. Let's see here. I can't decide. Here's ten!

Kinky - Electronica mixed with latin flair. They're from Monterrey.
Plump DJ's - Brings back cool parts of disco and blend with cool modern techno
General Midi - Funky breakbeats techno
In Flames - Swedish metalcore at its best!
808 State - Acid House Techno
Toolshed - Side project of a member of 808 State. Very eclectic blend of hip-hop/jazz/electronica/and traditional rock/pop.
Kevin Yost - Downtempo electronica and jazz
Ferry Corsten - Trance DJ par excellence
Between the Buried and Me - Progressive metalcore; very unique sounding
Darkest Hour - Crushing sounds from a band out of D.C.

[CommunistLeague]

42. 5 bands

The Clash
System of A Down
The Coup
Stiff Little Fingers
MC5

[GirlinContempt]

71. Robots In Disguise

Obadia
Mapstation

[Spider Jerusalem]

44. Okay...

Air
The Knife
Tosca
Big Black
Recoil

[GirlinContempt]

72. The only Recoil track I ever got into

Was 'Luscious Apparatus', quite some time ago. Predictable, eh?


Anyway:
Die Arzte
Celluloid Mata
Perkele
Monokrom

[enigmatic]

47. Here you go:

15-60-75:

Clevo legends; they've been around for 35 years and are still the greatest unsigned band of al-time. Imagine free jazz, gut-bucket blues, straight-ahead rock, all harnessed and held together by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter/madman Bob Kidney. If you chack out one band from this list, make it these guys...

http://www.numbersband.com/

Richmond Fontaine:

The best band in North America, period. Raymond Carver short-stories set to alternately screaming punk and weepy, high-lonesome rural roots music.
My favorite band, and has been for years:

http://www.richmondfontaine.com/

The J&H Productions Guy:

The Rap To End All Raps; listen to him and be enveloped by The Man's style, "pertaining to", of course:

http://www.timharrod.com/jhhome.html

Band Of Horses:

Yeah, they don't do anything new or exciting, but their take on Sadcore/Neil Young Freakouts is much better than most, and "The Great Salt Lake" and "The Funeral" are instant classics:

http://subpop.com/scripts/main/discography.php?cat=true&display_type=discog_single&title=Everything+All+The+Time&PHPSESSID=8a09bc22cdf720660ff9d542bcf0aa29

The Silos:

The Velvet Underground as an art-country band, and one of my favorite bands of all-time. Walter Salas-Humara is a God:

http://www.thesilos.net/

[wildhorses]

48. okay...

buffalo springfield
nitty gritty dirt band
buddy holly and the crickets
poco
quicksilver messenger service

[Mojambo]

49. I'll do the five I brought with me to work today

1. Exploding Hearts - Guitar Romantic

Sadly all but one member is now deceased. They only got to release one record, but man does it kick ass. They were punk revivalists, but they sounded VERY authentic. The first time I heard GR I swear I thought it was recorded in 1977.

2. The Fruit Bats - Mouthfuls

Slightly experimental folk-pop. Really lush harmonies and jangly pop sing along choruses. It's a great CD to listen to while hiking.

3. Hutch and Kathy - Hutch and Kathy

Extremely pretty boy/girl twee pop from the folks who would then form (much harder) Thermals. One of my favorite records of all time.

4. The Weakerthans - Reconstruction Site.

John Samson is one of my favorite songwriters. I really like the twangy alt-countryish vibe on many of the songs on RS.

5. Cars Can Be Blue - Cars Can Be Blue

More low-fi indie twee-pop with boy girl vocals. These guys have a kind of absurdest bent with regard to lyrics, singing songs about abortion, hardcore sex, dating superheroes, and retarded people. Tongue planted firmly in cheek, of course.

[GirlinContempt]

50. Ok, clearly I got lazy

Very very lazy.

And now I'll get on it

[spindrifter]

51. The Red Elvises

They are absolutely terrific.

Another great band: The ARmenian Navy Band.
They won the World Music Awards people's choice this year.

[bedpanartist]

80. My band was to open up for the Red Elvises

in Chicago once, but the gig got cancelled. I also had a gig cancelled to open up for Jim Goad, author of The Redneck Manifesto, but he beat his girlfriend up and got thrown in jail instead.

[asthmaticeog]

54. 5

Le Shok - Uptempo spazz-punk with fun song titles like "White Tie, You Die" and "Killed By Fuck"

Parts and Labor - Brooklyn noise-rock, but melodic (!) and with soaring, anthemic tunes. Their new LP, "Stay Afraid", is just awesome.

Gnarls Barkley - electronic music strongly referenced to '70s soul. Less abstract and noisy than the similarly-conceived TV on the Radio.

MIA - a female Sri Lankan rapper whose debut album is freakin' coooooooooool.

Section 25 - early Factory Records band (so basically you know what they sound like) who're actually reuniting, I recently learned.

[speedoo]

58. Here's an eclectic group of six for ya...

1. The Band. Simply the most under rated rock band of all time. Two of the five have gone on to a better world, so you have to be satisfied with their formidable work from the 60's to the 80's. Try their greatest hits CD. Great stuff.

2. Cream. The first, and greatest of the "super groups". Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. Unbelievable how a band of three could make such great music.

3. Original Allman Brothers Band. The late, great Duane Allman on slide guitar, vocals by Gregg Allman and Dicky Betts. Some sensational rock compositions. Live, they were without equal.

4. Early Fleetwood Mac. Forget Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. I love Christine McVie as a singer and songwriter and the very early versions of this band did some really great blues stuff. Check out "Oh Well" from way back in the 60's or 70's.

5. Gillian Welch. A wonderful and very under rated bluegrass/folk singer songwriter.

6. Sade. Wonderful singer. She sings me to sleep on many a night via my DAP.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

59. Okay:

Uncle Tupelo (rock/alt-country)
Blackalicious (hip-hop)
Benevento-Russo Duo (jazz fusion/electronica)
Tom Waits (singer-songwriter)
Girls Against Boys (indie rock)

I'm sure you've listened to at least one of these, though. :D

[Maestro]

60. I've listend to one of them

Uncle Tupelo and I also like Wilco.

[opiate69]

61. My suggestions...

Malice Mizer - Japanese Gothic... incredible visuals... great instrumentation...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtv6slZ-0vo&search=malice%20mizer

Lacuna Coil - Italian metal with gothic twist.. male & female co-lead vocals. Good stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nztPfIx_5y4&search=lacuna%20coil

Epica - Metal, with a real Diva vocalist.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BlQP59cX_4

Penicillin - More J-Rock androgyny...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKcZSriBj9U

Siam Shade- Why not one more J-Rock band?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhQ_W67helk

[dajoki]

62. Back in my days...

a few of my favorites were:
The Who
The Doors
Ten Years After
The Dead
Steve Miller Band
there are too many more to get into and you only asked for five. I saw them all in concert at least once and all gave a great show with edge going to The Who.

[Guy Fawkes]

65. Only five?

Blue Man Group
Bad Religion
Harvey Danger
Prozzak
Asian Kung-Fu Generation

[usregimechange]

66. Dream Theater, Dada, Dave Matthews...

[SmileyBoy]

67. Here's my five:

Arctic Monkeys
System Of A Down
Deftones
Audioslave
Hinder

[Lisa0825]

75. I can only think of 2 right now... Mars Volta and Wolfmother (nt)

[ghostsofgiants]

81. You can never go wrong with The Mars Volta.

What's Wolfmother all about?

[Lisa0825]

83. I just heard of them recently....

They have a song on the nightly "new music" show here called "Woman," and I swear when I first heard it, I thought it was som Led Zeppelin song I somehow never heard before. Intense stuff. They are from Sydney Australia.

www.wolfmother.com

[ghostsofgiants]

84. Listening to their music on MySpace now, they're pretty good.

Thanks. :)

[VelmaD]

76. Tool...definitely Tool

A Perfect Circle, Disturbed, Queens of the Stone Age, and Rammstein. :headbang:

[Beware the Beast Man]

77. Explosions in the Sky, Paik, Kinski, Pelican, Earth.

:thumbsup:

[Neoma]

78. Okay.

Modest Mouse
Garbage
Weezer
System of a down
Frou Frou

[bedpanartist]

79. I have five GREAT unknowns here

Wussy - www.wussymusic.com
Cincinnati's Chuck Cleaver (Ass Ponys) and co-writer Lisa Miller along with drummer Dawn Burman and multi-instrumentalist Mark Messerly have just released what I think is the record of the year in Funeral Dress. If you are familiar with Cleaver's work, you'll know that he is one of the great unsung American songwriters alive today.

Reviews for "Funeral Dress"
"They're an unlikely seeming pair. They fit perfectly. Four Stars " - Robert Christgau / Blender

"It's as if they've reduced all of white Ohio to an articulated drone, unlocked a silo or warehouse of hummable tunes, and worked out the harmonies." - Robert Christgau / Village Voice

"a woozy melodic rush" - RollingStone.com

#12 on Christgau's 2005 Pazz and Jop "Dean's List" - Village Voice
"Wussy is here to stay and Funeral Dress may be one of the finest albums of the year." - Amplifier

"a veritable sock in the gut...they hit you where it counts" - Harp

one of "the 97 best of 2005" - woxy.com

"Whatever it is. Whatever they're doing, it works." - No Depression


And, four more who I love too:

Reagan's Polyp (Little Rock, AK): http://www.trashfish.com
Frank Zappa meets Rob Zombie and Nietche on the way to the Circle K where they form a band using drums, bass and a moog.

Oxymoronatron (dayton, Ohio) - http://www.oxymoronatron.com
Wacky, wild robotic rock that is exactly that.

drexel (Dayton, Ohio) - Apocalyptic Appalachian Lounge Music.
http://www.myspace.com/drexelohio
"Dayton, Ohio's Drexel is truly one of a kind. Tom Waits is the most reasonable touchstone, but there's a severity to their whimsical flamboyance that makes Waits seem almost mundane in comparison. "Monolithic Beast" starts out as a soulful lounge ballad in deep space, but eventually transforms into something roughly akin to lo-fi show tune. The band is an acquired taste, but totally worth the effort."
from http://www.fluxblog.org

The Altered Statesman (Nashville, TN) - The Altered Statesman is the most soulful mormon in America. You can download his soulful stylings at:

http://www.blacklabelempire.com/alteredstatesman

[ashling]

82. Here are a few great American bands:

Lakota Sioux
Lipan Apache
Mescalaro Apache
Commanche

[Joey Liberal]

85. Okay

1. Scissor Sisters

2. Pink

3. Neil Young

4. Dixie Chicks

5. Merle Haggard

[Broken_Hero]

87. Okay

1. Life of Agony-Keith Caputo's voice, is damn amazing to me. But, on the other hand, people complain about his voice. Much like how people complain about Zach Dela Roacha's, Chris Cornells voice. But, I love Caputo's voice, it just speaks to me. Lyrically, the songs are sound, and very powerful to me. Alan Roberts, the bassist, writes most of the songs. These band is borderline metal/alternative.

2. Finch-I haven't heard/seen to much of them on the main stream, so i recommen them. The sound/voice of the band to me, is distinctive...alternative...

3. Shadows Fall-One of the first bands I have heard in a long time, that implements the old standard, guitar solo! they are metal...:)

4. Alision Krauss and Union Station-I am by no means, a country music fan, but my wife got me hooked on these guys. The fiddle, picking, and down right voice of Alision, is amazing...

5. Metallica-My favorite band, of all time...they have a bit of everything, their early stuff to me is better, but lately they have been trying to reshape their image....

[Xipe Totec]

88. You won't like these

1).- Shortwave
2).- Radiowave
3).- Microwave
4).- Infrared
5).- Ultraviolet

Never ask a geek to recommend bands.