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nikaidoh
11/02/08, 05:33 PM
I have lately grown disgusted and bored with all the music on my iPod, so I've decided to delete everything and just start over again. Since I don't......um.......actually spend money on any of my music I won't be wasting purchases.

So basically, I just need recommendations. What would you recommend for someone who has nothing on his iPod to download. I should've posted this in the Recommendations section but that doesn't really give productive results, plus this is much bigger than a simple recc.

funkel
11/02/08, 05:35 PM
www.sordomusic.com/db


Just dive in.

AP_Punk
11/02/08, 05:36 PM
that's what she said.

KidRobot
11/02/08, 05:36 PM
Music thief. Reported to RIAA.

nikaidoh
11/02/08, 05:37 PM
www.sordomusic.com/db (http://www.sordomusic.com/db)


Just dive in.



yeah, but i'm kind of retarded, so i don't want to actually have to figure out what the password is......so what is it?

funkel
11/02/08, 05:37 PM
quack.

nikaidoh
11/02/08, 05:38 PM
Music thief. Reported to RIAA.

ha......but no

nikaidoh
11/02/08, 05:39 PM
quack.


oh right, duh

humanafterall
11/02/08, 05:40 PM
It would really depend on what kind of music you listened to before, I guess.

Lately, I've been really enjoying Brand New's album's Deja Entendu and The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me. They deserve the praise.
If you've never heard a White Stripes album, start listening.
Sigur Ros continues to amaze me each time I hear them.
I doubt many people have heard of the band Bedhead, but they continue to be one of my favorites even after their breakup. Check out their album What Fun Life Was.
Even if you don't like rap, you should check out the duo Atmosphere for their unique style.
Girl Talk. Seriously.
Check out the album Cross by Justice. I heard all the hype and finally checked it out and the hype is much deserved.

Start with those, and then I guess get back to me.

humanafterall
11/02/08, 05:41 PM
www.sordomusic.com/db (http://www.sordomusic.com/db)


Just dive in.
You sir, are my hero.

katekate
11/02/08, 06:01 PM
fuck i'm in desperate need of new music too

nikaidoh
11/02/08, 06:01 PM
It would really depend on what kind of music you listened to before, I guess.

Lately, I've been really enjoying Brand New's album's Deja Entendu and The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me. They deserve the praise.
If you've never heard a White Stripes album, start listening.
Sigur Ros continues to amaze me each time I hear them.
I doubt many people have heard of the band Bedhead, but they continue to be one of my favorites even after their breakup. Check out their album What Fun Life Was.
Even if you don't like rap, you should check out the duo Atmosphere for their unique style.
Girl Talk. Seriously.
Check out the album Cross by Justice. I heard all the hype and finally checked it out and the hype is much deserved.

Start with those, and then I guess get back to me.



alright man, thnx. great reccs

El_Jeffe
11/02/08, 06:13 PM
no idea what your usual jam is, maybe try some of these for size:

curtis mayfield - curtis
bob marley & the wailers - catch a fire
nick cave & the bad seeds - abattoir blues/the lyre of orpheus
finn brothers - everyone is here
ted leo & the pharmacists - the tyranny of distance
rx bandits - ...& the battle begun
marvin gaye - here, my dear
the derek trucks band - songlines
elvis costello & the imposters - momofuku
hollie smith - long player
james brown - the payback
hot water music - caution
lauryn hill - the miseducation of lauryn hill
xavier rudd - dark shades of blue
van morrison - magic time
jamie lidell - jim
tom waits - orphans: brawlers, bawlers & bastards
public enemy - it takes a nation of millions to hold us back
joe strummer & the mescaleros - streetcore
william elliot whitmore - ashes to dust
bela fleck & the flecktones - self titled

caLLmEnOoNe
11/02/08, 06:17 PM
farewell

pinkluv13
11/02/08, 06:17 PM
spice girls. go.

micahistheballs
11/02/08, 06:48 PM
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/5938174/the_rs_500_greatest_albums_of_all_t ime

Start out with the top 100 on this list. After that it goes a little hit or miss but the top 100 should be staples of any music collection.
Agreed. Definitely a good way to start any collection. I wish someone had simply shown me that when I started listening to music.

El_Jeffe
11/02/08, 06:53 PM
don't get me wrong, that list, from memory (i'm still childishly refusing to give their site any hits whatsoever), has some great albums. but it's so popular-rock orientated to be taken seriously as a wider music guide & for some reason features a number of greatest hits, even from artists who have many defining works, like ray charles, sly stone, etc

micahistheballs
11/02/08, 06:56 PM
don't get me wrong, that list, from memory (i'm still childishly refusing to give their site any hits whatsoever), has some great albums. but it's so popular-rock orientated to be taken seriously as a wider music guide & for some reason features a number of greatest hits, even from artists who have many defining works, like ray charles, sly stone, etc
That is true, but it still has albums by Mayfield, Davis, Coltrane, Brown, and Marley in the top 100. Although I am upset that for Marley they have Legend instead of Exodus. The list is far too Beatles heavy for my liking.

El_Jeffe
11/02/08, 07:04 PM
That is true, but it still has albums by Mayfield, Davis, Coltrane, Brown, and Marley in the top 100. Although I am upset that for Marley they have Legend instead of Exodus. The list is far too Beatles heavy for my liking.

although i'd probably rearrange the order, there's definitely a lot of albums on there that i agree with being in the top 500. yea there's a lot of strange entries. if there's too much beatles for your liking, then that's really saying something mate haha. so many bands/albums listed as essential are albums that just popularized a movement rather than pioneering it, nirvana being rated somewhere rather highly (i mean ridiculously highly & even nirvana fans surely agree to some extent?) is just one bizarre example

but oh well, i suppose we're never happy with lists unless they largely reflect our own views haha

micahistheballs
11/02/08, 07:15 PM
although i'd probably rearrange the order, there's definitely a lot of albums on there that i agree with being in the top 500. yea there's a lot of strange entries. if there's too much beatles for your liking, then that's really saying something mate haha. so many bands/albums listed as essential are albums that just popularized a movement rather than pioneering it, nirvana being rated somewhere rather highly (i mean ridiculously highly & even nirvana fans surely agree to some extent?) is just one bizarre example

but oh well, i suppose we're never happy with lists unless they largely reflect our own views haha
Yeah, I think Highway 61 Revisited should really be number one, but then again, there comes in personal bias haha. Nirvana makes sense that high in some bizarre way to me even though it really shouldn't haha.

The music forum needs more lists again! haha

micahistheballs
11/02/08, 07:25 PM
The five most obvious flaws in the list are

a) Way too many early and mediocre Beatles records
b) Radiohead being so neglected. The Bends above OK Computer???
c) Pink Floyd is really low.
d) Nirvana is at number like 8 or something.
e) Mediocre albums by legendary bands make this list. Like Music by Maddona is not a top 500 of all time album. Say what you like about Pitchfork but they have no qualms about trashing bad releases by good bands/artists.
Agreed on all five points despite not really being a big Pink Floyd fan.

I think OK Computer and Kid A are both top 50 all time.

Getup and Dance
11/02/08, 07:36 PM
I can throw up a list when im off work, any specific genres?

micahistheballs
11/02/08, 07:38 PM
OK Computer is easilly the top nineties albums and Kid A easilly the top 00's album so they both deserve a significant place on the list and top 50 seems fair cause well most of the best music is from the 60's and 70's.
Do you see those records moving up as time goes on and their impact becomes even more apparent?

micahistheballs
11/02/08, 07:49 PM
Rolling Stone has minimal appreciation for anything after 1979. Prior to that they know the score without a doubt but after that not so much. So I'm thinking now.
True, but I meant more in general instead of just in Rolling Stone's opinion.
I am sort of resentful at the Beatles just because there can never be another greatest band of all time. It's like the fact they can never be matched or topped bugs me.

TheOtherAndrew
11/02/08, 08:17 PM
The Ramones' self titled at number 33? Really?

versus_god
11/02/08, 08:24 PM
One of the most important punk records ever released?

funkel
11/02/08, 08:24 PM
I didn't really get London Calling at 8, but whatevz.

TheOtherAndrew
11/02/08, 08:27 PM
One of the most important punk records ever released?
Meh. It has its moments but as an album I'd say its pretty overrated. Oh and much more chuckle at Never Mind the Bullocks being at 41.

Jumpoff
11/02/08, 08:42 PM
Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose / Crime EP / Acoustic EP
The Lawrence Arms - Greatest Story Ever Told / Oh Calcutta!
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables / Bedtime for Democracy
Propagandhi - Less Talk More Rock / Today's Empires Tomorrow's Ashes
NoFX - Punk in Drublic / Pump Up the Valuum / Wolves in Wolves Clothing
Richard Hell and the Voidoids - Blank Generation
Leatherface - Mush
Husker Du - Zen Arcade
Discount - Half Fiction
Eels - Electro Shock Blues
At the Drive In - Relationship of Command / In/CASINO/Out
Beulah - Yoko
Kid Dynamite - Kid Dynamite
Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs / Swordfishtrombone / Nighthawks at the Diner
Descendents - Milo Goes to College
Bear Vs Shark - Terrorhawk / Right Now You're in the Best of Hands
Decemberists - Picaresque / Castaways and Cutouts / Crane Wife

Rodeo
11/03/08, 06:22 AM
Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose / Crime EP / Acoustic EP
The Lawrence Arms - Greatest Story Ever Told / Oh Calcutta!
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables / Bedtime for Democracy
Propagandhi - Less Talk More Rock / Today's Empires Tomorrow's Ashes
NoFX - Punk in Drublic / Pump Up the Valuum / Wolves in Wolves Clothing
Richard Hell and the Voidoids - Blank Generation
Leatherface - Mush
Husker Du - Zen Arcade
Discount - Half Fiction
Eels - Electro Shock Blues
At the Drive In - Relationship of Command / In/CASINO/Out
Beulah - Yoko
Kid Dynamite - Kid Dynamite
Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs / Swordfishtrombone / Nighthawks at the Diner
Descendents - Milo Goes to College
Bear Vs Shark - Terrorhawk / Right Now You're in the Best of Hands
Decemberists - Picaresque / Castaways and Cutouts / Crane Wife


Sure this is all amazing music by all amazing bands... but you're rec'ing that the OP go out and steal form these amazing bands. Fuck that.

Jumpoff
11/03/08, 08:06 AM
Sure this is all amazing music by all amazing bands... but you're rec'ing that the OP go out and steal form these amazing bands. Fuck that.

Well if he's just going to steal, then I recommend he steals that Against Me! album.

Rodeo
11/03/08, 08:11 AM
Well if he's just going to steal, then I recommend he steals that Against Me! album.


Well, yeah.. but the punk bands are the ones that need the money the most. Lil Wayne can have a couple albums dl'd and be ok. Against Me! on the other hand..

Jumpoff
11/03/08, 08:15 AM
Well, yeah.. but the punk bands are the ones that need the money the most. Lil Wayne can have a couple albums dl'd and be ok. Against Me! on the other hand..

I'm not supporting against me anymore. New Wave sold a decent amount of records and the fact that he disowns most of hte early stuff means I odn't want to support him in any way haha. I personally do download a lot.. but it's because I don't have a job nor a credit card. Every time I have a chance to see any band live I do pick up a tshirt (and when possible a vinyl) though.

Rodeo
11/03/08, 08:21 AM
I'm not supporting against me anymore. New Wave sold a decent amount of records and the fact that he disowns most of hte early stuff means I odn't want to support him in any way haha. I personally do download a lot.. but it's because I don't have a job nor a credit card. Every time I have a chance to see any band live I do pick up a tshirt (and when possible a vinyl) though.


That's completely false. I had the chance to interview Tom this past spring and he told me about the solo EP and solo shows way before anyone. He said he wanted to bring it back to that style of playing shows.. which is why he made a solo record and is doing solo shows. Just wait to you hear what Against Me! has planned on this new record. I have been listening to this goddamned band for so many fucking years now.

I've stuck by this band through thick and thin... sometimes you just have to step back and let a band evolve.

Jumpoff
11/03/08, 08:25 AM
That's completely false. I had the chance to interview Tom this past spring and he told me about the solo EP and solo shows way before anyone. He said he wanted to bring it back to that style of playing shows.. which is why he made a solo record and is doing solo shows. Just wait to you hear what Against Me! has planned on this new record. I have been listening to this goddamned band for so many fucking years now.

I've stuck by this band through thick and thin... sometimes you just have to step back and let a band evolve.

I've been planning on buying the three I listed + a reinventing axl rose shirt for a while from No Idea. I waas going to buy it mainly to support no idea, though. I've always heard that he really hates his old albums :shrug: maybe people were wrong. I don't really plan on buying any of their new stuf fas its just not my thing at all.

Rodeo
11/03/08, 08:27 AM
I've been planning on buying the three I listed + a reinventing axl rose shirt for a while from No Idea. I waas going to buy it mainly to support no idea, though. I've always heard that he really hates his old albums :shrug: maybe people were wrong. I don't really plan on buying any of their new stuf fas its just not my thing at all.


Apparently it's cool to hate on AM! nowadays. I don't get it at all. But that's cool. Cam and Tony and everyone at No Idea are fucking awesome people. Support the fuck outta that label, for sure!

sugarcoatedlies
11/03/08, 09:18 AM
Death From Above 1979

Neo Cassady
11/03/08, 09:29 AM
I'm not reccing you good bands for you to go steal from them. Sorry.

ThemChains
11/03/08, 09:30 AM
Overmars
Nebra
Head of David
Halo
Negative Reaction
El Thule

Circa1628
11/03/08, 11:27 AM
all of Dredgs discography