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- Ivann said...
- User
- 19 Jun 2010, 06:47
You need to download this album: Sleigh Bells - Treats

i'm pretty sure that you will like it.

[quote][b][user]Ivann[/user][/b] said: You need to download this album: [artist]Sleigh Bells[/artist] - [album artist=sleigh bells]Treats[/album] i'm pretty sure that you will like it. [/quote]

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- miobi said...
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- 20 Jun 2010, 09:45
try Crystal Stilts - Alight of Night or Titus Andronicus - The Monitor

[quote][b][user]miobi[/user][/b] said: try [artist]Crystal Stilts[/artist] - [album artist=Crystal Stilts]Alight Of Night[/album] or [artist]Titus Andronicus[/artist] - [album artist=Titus Andronicus]The Monitor[/album][/quote]

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- DeosKholdstare said...
- Subscriber
- 23 Jun 2010, 12:32
You might enjoy The Decemberists - Picaresque

[quote][b][user]DeosKholdstare[/user][/b] said: You might enjoy [artist]The Decemberists[/artist] - [album artist=The Decemberists]Picaresque[/album][/quote]

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- pastelward said...
- User
- 25 Jun 2010, 00:30
One Life Stand - Hot Chip

[quote][b][user]pastelward[/user][/b] said: [album artist=Hot Chip]One Life Stand[/album] - [artist]Hot Chip[/artist][/quote]

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- Kickingpigeons said...
- User
- 25 Jun 2010, 18:57
Not sure if you will like it, or if you've heard it
but Either/Or by Elliottt Smith is good acoustic singer/songwriter type stuff

"Music makes one feel so romantic - at least it always gets on one's nerves - which is the same thing nowadays. " Oscar Wilde

[quote][b][user]Kickingpigeons[/user][/b] said: Not sure if you will like it, or if you've heard it but Either/Or by Elliottt Smith is good acoustic singer/songwriter type stuff[/quote]

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- kosta024 said...
- User
- 26 Jun 2010, 20:00
I think you might like "Queen Of Denmark" by John Grant

[quote][b][user]kosta024[/user][/b] said: I think you might like "Queen Of Denmark" by John Grant[/quote]

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- heart_indie said...
- User
- 28 Jun 2010, 16:18
Grace by Jeff Buckley

Listening now

now I want someone badly...

[quote][b][user]heart_indie[/user][/b] said: [album artist=Jeff Buckley]Grace[/album] by [artist]Jeff Buckley[/artist][/quote]

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- shiplick said...
- User
- 6 Jul 2010, 18:57
Try American Ghetto by Portugal. The Man

[quote][b][user]shiplick[/user][/b] said: Try [album artist=Portugal. The Man]American Ghetto[/album] by [artist]Portugal. The Man[/artist][/quote]

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- IamBox said...
- User
- 11 Jul 2010, 04:46
have you listened to Fever Ray yet?

and if that's not your thing try listening to Hot Chip's Made In The Dark all their stuff is pretty solid but that album is mad accessible.

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[quote][b][user]IamBox[/user][/b] said: have you listened to [artist]Fever Ray[/artist] yet? and if that's not your thing try listening to Hot Chip's [album artist=Hot Chip]Made in the Dark[/album] all their stuff is pretty solid but that album is mad accessible.[/quote]

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- vaguelyhumanoid said...
- User
- 11 Jul 2010, 06:59
The Black Heart Procession's "2" is pretty amazing... like The Decemberists, but with reverb, a Tom Waits influence, and an emo-based aesthetic.
If that's not your thing, you could always go for Joanna Newsom's "Ys"... probably have it, but it's quite otherworldly.
Talking Heads' "77" (more numbers) is a great summer album, and a classic of the CBGB's weirdo scene.

[quote][b][user]vaguelyhumanoid[/user][/b] said: The Black Heart Procession's "2" is pretty amazing... like The Decemberists, but with reverb, a Tom Waits influence, and an emo-based aesthetic. If that's not your thing, you could always go for Joanna Newsom's "Ys"... probably have it, but it's quite otherworldly. Talking Heads' "77" (more numbers) is a great summer album, and a classic of the CBGB's weirdo scene.[/quote]

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- bigdirtym said...
- User
- 12 Jul 2010, 17:42
Have you heard Hospice by The Antlers?

Wistful, beautiful record. Quite heartbreaking at points.

[quote][b][user]bigdirtym[/user][/b] said: Have you heard [album artist=The Antlers]Hospice[/album] by [artist]The Antlers[/artist]? Wistful, beautiful record. Quite heartbreaking at points.[/quote]

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- LowPulp said...
- User
- 12 Jul 2010, 19:08
Deloreon by Deloreon

It's a great dance-y rock-y album. If you like that check out their new one Subiza that came out this year

[quote][b][user]LowPulp[/user][/b] said: [album artist=Deloreon]Deloreon [/album] by [artist]Deloreon [/artist] It's a great dance-y rock-y album. If you like that check out their new one [album artist=Deloreon ]Subiza[/album] that came out this year[/quote]

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- Rockthejazzbar said...
- User
- 14 Jul 2010, 14:38
If you like flying lotus; I would say "Ambivalence avenue" by "Bibio"

We all start as strangers, it's where we end up that counts

[quote][b][user]Rockthejazzbar[/user][/b] said: If you like flying lotus; I would say "Ambivalence avenue" by "Bibio"[/quote]

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- xtelevisionset said...
- User
- 16 Jul 2010, 19:15
Uh, you would like Mantis Praying by Alvin Band.

[quote][b][user]xtelevisionset[/user][/b] said: Uh, you would like Mantis Praying by Alvin Band.[/quote]

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- Anthony755 said...
- User
- 26 Jul 2010, 16:04
Maybe "Cross" from Justice.
Just 'cause I saw some Daft Punk in there :P

[quote][b][user]Anthony755[/user][/b] said: Maybe "Cross" from Justice. Just 'cause I saw some Daft Punk in there :P[/quote]

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- RADICALEWOK said...
- User
- 30 Jul 2010, 01:03
well you like QOTSA and there is a pie chart saying you listen to stoner rock. so i'm going to recommend

Bubblegum by Mark Lanegan

[quote][b][user]RADICALEWOK[/user][/b] said: well you like QOTSA and there is a pie chart saying you listen to stoner rock. so i'm going to recommend [album artist=mark lanegan]bubblegum[/album] by [artist]mark lanegan[/artist][/quote]

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- krimescene said...
- User
- 3 Aug 2010, 21:15
I saw The Shins and thought of The Weakerthans, for some reason or another. Try Left and Leaving by The Weakerthans. Or at least listen to the song 'Aside' by them.

Be who you fucking are, and say what you god damn feel.

[quote][b][user]krimescene[/user][/b] said: I saw The Shins and thought of The Weakerthans, for some reason or another. Try [album artist=The Weakerthans]Left and Leaving[/album] by [artist]The Weakerthans[/artist]. Or at least listen to the song 'Aside' by them. [/quote]

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- m0rtus2603 said...
- User
- 4 Aug 2010, 13:29
maybe Rook or little more uppy-something-female Autumn Fallin'

Wearing a shirt only draws attention on my complete lack of pants.

[quote][b][user]m0rtus2603[/user][/b] said: maybe [album artist=shearwater]rook[/album] or little more uppy-something-female [album artist=jaymay]autumn fallin'[/album] [/quote]

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- 1200Mics said...
- User
- 5 Aug 2010, 21:59
The Acacia Strains new album Wormwood

[quote][b][user]1200Mics[/user][/b] said: [artist]The Acacia Strain[/artist]s new album [album artist=The Acacia Strain]Wormwood[/album][/quote]

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- RADICALEWOK said...
- User
- 10 Aug 2010, 02:03
I can see you like some gritty american rock.

I'm going to recommend United By Fate by Rival Schools

I checked and you didn't have any plays so i think you should check them out.

EDIT: thanks for my recommend album krimescene, I have however listened to that album before. was nice to go back to it though :)

[quote][b][user]RADICALEWOK[/user][/b] said: I can see you like some gritty american rock. I'm going to recommend [album artist=rival schools]United by Fate[/album] by [artist]Rival Schools[/artist] I checked and you didn't have any plays so i think you should check them out. EDIT: thanks for my recommend album krimescene, I have however listened to that album before. was nice to go back to it though :)[/quote]

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- goupil_libertin said...
- Subscriber
- 30 Oct 2010, 21:01
I can see E and his characteristic beard in your library, but he doesn't seem to have had that much success with you (15 plays). I see that you essentially listened to Souljacker, and if I should forget one of the elements of Eels' discography, it would precisely be that one. One day, try Electro-Shock Blues. Avoid listening to it if you're somehow depressive, cause you would commit suicide short after... Not that it wouldn't be a bad music to die on ; Ian Curtis hung himself after listening repeatedly to the Idiot (by Iggy Pop). But, well, I'd better not be responsible for your death, mate ^^ !

Well, I hope you'll find the time to check this album out, and I hope that you'll like it. It doesn't seem to exactly fit your taste, but looking through your library I saw a really broad mind, so I'm pretty confident about your trying to get into that music.

I'd like to be somebody else -

[quote][b][user]goupil_libertin[/user][/b] said: I can see E and his characteristic beard in your library, but he doesn't seem to have had that much success with you (15 plays). I see that you essentially listened to Souljacker, and if I should forget one of the elements of Eels' discography, it would precisely be that one. One day, try Electro-Shock Blues. Avoid listening to it if you're somehow depressive, cause you would commit suicide short after... Not that it wouldn't be a bad music to die on ; Ian Curtis hung himself after listening repeatedly to the Idiot (by Iggy Pop). But, well, I'd better not be responsible for your death, mate ^^ ! Well, I hope you'll find the time to check this album out, and I hope that you'll like it. It doesn't seem to exactly fit your taste, but looking through your library I saw a really broad mind, so I'm pretty confident about your trying to get into that music.[/quote]

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- morris111222 said...
- User
- 30 Oct 2010, 22:04
You above me, mr, are very hard to recommend an album. BUT

I noticed in your overall top, a significant amount of Alison Krauss so I suggest to you

Raising Sand

"And on the darker steps on Mordor...."

[quote][b][user]morris111222[/user][/b] said: You above me, mr, are very hard to recommend an album. BUT I noticed in your overall top, a significant amount of Alison Krauss so I suggest to you [album artist=Robert Plant & Alison Krauss]Raising Sand[/album][/quote]

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- IamBox said...
- User
- 21 Nov 2010, 21:18
have you listened to Stainless Syle by Neon Neon yet? it's Gruff Rhys with an LA based techno group. it's pretty much the 80's in a single album.

if that's not your thing you seem like the kind of guy that should check out Scott 2 by the amazing Scott Walker he's the guy that made the sound that David Bowie is famous for.

Join the Unclean

[quote][b][user]IamBox[/user][/b] said: have you listened to [album artist=Neon Neon]Stainless Syle[/album] by [artist]Neon Neon[/artist] yet? it's Gruff Rhys with an LA based techno group. it's pretty much the 80's in a single album. if that's not your thing you seem like the kind of guy that should check out [album artist=Scott Walker]Scott 2[/album] by the amazing [artist]Scott Walker[/artist] he's the guy that made the sound that David Bowie is famous for.[/quote]

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- BudTugley said...
- User
- 1 Feb 2011, 19:37
to IamBox

Here's a few:

Two Door Cinema Club - Tourist History. Upbeat, fun music. Listen to Something Good Can Work and if you enjoy the feel of it, then you'll like the album as a whole. Usually labelled as electropop or indie pop.

Mumford And Sons - Sigh No More. In my opinion, one of the best albums released in 2009. An absolutely gorgeous piece of work, every song is good. You can sit down and listen through the entire album without wanting to skip a single song. The songs are beautiful rambling ballads. Try The Cave. Usually labelled as folk or bluegrass.

The Kills - Midnight Boom. This one is a bit more of a stretch. The Kills are the former band of Allison Mosshart who you may recognize as the lead singer for the Dead Weather. The best way I could describe them is if you took a good punk-rock band, removed the angsty pretentious feel usually associated with it, and threw in some really catchy riffs. Try Tape Song. Usually labelled as alternative indie garage rock, whatever that means.

[quote][b][user]BudTugley[/user][/b] said: Here's a few: [artist]Two Door Cinema Club[/artist] - [album artist=Two Door Cinema Club]Tourist History[/album]. Upbeat, fun music. Listen to [track artist=Two Door Cinema Club]Something Good Can Work[/track] and if you enjoy the feel of it, then you'll like the album as a whole. Usually labelled as electropop or indie pop. [artist]Mumford and Sons[/artist] - [album artist=Mumford and Sons]Sigh No More[/album]. In my opinion, one of the best albums released in 2009. An absolutely gorgeous piece of work, every song is good. You can sit down and listen through the entire album without wanting to skip a single song. The songs are beautiful rambling ballads. Try [track artist=Mumford and Sons]The Cave[/track]. Usually labelled as folk or bluegrass. [artist]The Kills[/artist] - [album artist=The Kills]Midnight Boom[/album]. This one is a bit more of a stretch. The Kills are the former band of Allison Mosshart who you may recognize as the lead singer for the Dead Weather. The best way I could describe them is if you took a good punk-rock band, removed the angsty pretentious feel usually associated with it, and threw in some really catchy riffs. Try [track artist=The Kills]Tape Song[/track]. Usually labelled as alternative indie garage rock, whatever that means.[/quote]

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- eclectic_mix said...
- User
- 2 Feb 2011, 20:00
You might like Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain by Pavement and The Eraser by Thom Yorke. :)

“Where words fail, music speaks.” - Hans Christian Andersen

[quote][b][user]eclectic_mix[/user][/b] said: You might like [album artist=Pavement]Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain[/album] by [artist]Pavement[/artist] and [album artist=Thom Yorke]The Eraser[/album] by [artist]Thom Yorke[/artist]. :) [/quote]

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