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Kerrsed wrote:My cousin got me into listening Hilltop Hoods last weekend at Havisu. Came home and downloaded 3 cd's and have been listening to them since. Highly recomended hip=hop group from Australia.
* On a side note, meet a cool Aussie dude there (Jet Ski World Championship in Havisu).18 years old and first time in the states. Drank beers with him till 6 in the morning, talking 'bout the differences between the US and Australia. Nice bloke (He called me a wanker for liking Nissan Skylines). Got us pit passes for the races.
**Extra side note - LOL @ the Aussie's "Sinners Tax"
Kerrsed wrote:Was talking about the Tax being imposed on Ciggs/Spirits/Beer.
Maybe its in New Zeland, he said he moved from Australia about 8 months ago.
He was originally from Melbourne and said people hate Russel Crowe. Also talked about pig hunting in the outback with a knife.
Never Fear 33 Is Here wrote:So I decided to give QOTSA a go and by recommendation from our fearless leader I dl'ed Rated R and Songs for the Deaf. They are still a little heavy for my liking, but didn't mind some of their tunes.
From Rated R I kept the following tracks:
The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
Leg of Lamb
Auto Pilot
Monsters in the Parasol
In the Fade
From Songs for the Deaf I kept the following tracks:
No One Knows..........this is by far my favourite track of theirs
First It Giveth
The Sky Is Fallin
Hangin Tree
Go With The Flow
Gonna Leave You
Do It Again
God Is In The Radio
Another Love Song
Maybe the last two tracks as well, but I haven't finished deciding.
TASTIC wrote:Never Fear 33 Is Here wrote:So I decided to give QOTSA a go and by recommendation from our fearless leader I dl'ed Rated R and Songs for the Deaf. They are still a little heavy for my liking, but didn't mind some of their tunes.
From Rated R I kept the following tracks:
The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
Leg of Lamb
Auto Pilot
Monsters in the Parasol
In the Fade
From Songs for the Deaf I kept the following tracks:
No One Knows..........this is by far my favourite track of theirs
First It Giveth
The Sky Is Fallin
Hangin Tree
Go With The Flow
Gonna Leave You
Do It Again
God Is In The Radio
Another Love Song
Maybe the last two tracks as well, but I haven't finished deciding.
Their best song...very underrated...gotta play it LOUD...
justinb80 wrote:I listen to a very wide range of stuff: death metal, black metal, doom metal, ambient, industrial, jazz, blues, classical, movie scores, trip-hop, shoegaze, rock, rap, pop, post-rock, etc.
When I'm driving at night, I like to listen to more mellow stuff like trip-hop, shoegaze, or ambient.
While I paint or write, I like to listen to music that evokes an atmosphere but isn't particularly intrusive, particularly music scores.
Other than those two scenarios, I kind of listen to whatever I'm feeling at that particular moment.
DooDooWap wrote:I'm into rock, indie, alternative, punk and lo-fi, including:
Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Saints, Serge Gainsbourg, Sonic Youth, The Soundtrack of Our Lives, The Small Faces, Dinosaur Jr., Mission of Burma, Iggy Pop, The Kinks, Ennio Morricone, Built to Spill, John Coltrane, Curtis Mayfield, Can, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, Guided by Voices, Tom Waits, Gang of Four, Roky Erickson, MC5, Townes Van Zandt, Fairport Convention, Einstürzende Neubauten, Yo La Tengo, Glenn Gould, Arcade Fire, Television, The Only Ones, Alice Cooper, Terry Reid, The Stone Roses, Motorpsycho, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band, The Clash, Bert Jansch, Seid, PJ Harvey, Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Wire, Django Reinhardt, Radio Birdman, 16 Horsepower, Mogwai, Talking Heads.
(diverse line up..., put it on random and check back in a week) Never Fear 33 Is Here wrote::o Frank has ears? Who woulda thought.
